davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Der berllbmte OofIOr Wreeu.
"Osr Srincer Der Wabesfsits 8creins,
fast;
OaB Sielse in Der Ir3nsifuntt oarin te.0
febt, oab man rpeib, wenn mau bic Ir,.
nei niebt aebsn loa
Sas Seben bon Ir3nsi. mo fte nidbt
! bitte seaeben rperpcn Icllen, bat fhon T
mebr B6les ale &ntes bel Suncerten
uno Sauieneen oes Solfs oureb bic gan.
lae weIt ssitiftet. .a #s.'.
Stidts 1T mebr ,pabr als ea6 oer Wlanas(
etefer xenntniB uno oas SlebtwiIrn, mann
feline Weoiln 3u seten, 100 uno 1000 in Der
sanjsn 3Bslt mebr seitbaOet ole srnuBt Bat.
Seine eebre III assrhnost anf bic Slaturs
sefess uno auf Die S6rift, nsltbs fast: "l(.
les bat feline Ssit;" fclslih bat bic Ir,nsi
audi ibrf 3sit - ss,oi6 pat (ls.
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Necbts:SeiifGnDe pDer
Attornies at Law.

3. otfman uno @. 1B. Arms ba,
6en ltdb Uereinist i'm spraftieiruna cer &e,
lese fir Serfs ganntp, inter ber Srma BON
s 0 # man uno arms. Stab Dem ertten
lpril miro ibre Amtsltut, nabe Dem Court.
baule Iein, Dor Der 3eit tIsibt Ge ater all per
Bobnuns oss 5rm 5otfmaG in Bet msls'
pennitrabe.
Sofman uno Arms.
Neapins, Wdrj l9. bv.
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Rrebss ScbaDeit.

Oas 8olsence 1T siusr pbilacslpbier Sci,
tnrg entnominen ~. ~
."8ran Dlaria Ssbwsiser, in Der gloro d.
StraBe. ,puroe bon bet obenssnailten ftbre6s
.'feen plase tsfalItn i'm @eaebt, snfoben
osm Anse une Der Stals, uno bate Ie6on els
men sbeil Der STATE unb bic baranlto ossnben
IbetIe ess @sIt6ts pssssfreGsn. e5is tpane.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-10-08
S / + | a It ba,
6er3oain BON Sretaane.

o ~ . ~ - B nv
(eine Gefebi6te pss 4ltsrtbums.)
9ielcs fleins wsreebsn bat MIN bic preIs
e psrlafsn unp 1T icrpobl ein5eln ais bsim
9uBenb IN Der 0rn2erei piefer 3eituna It.
baben. OaGelbse ntbdlt 1O4 @eitcn, 1T im
nstten giubano eb nnoen nno fottet s74 en-
oas eremplar, ODER So bas 9usenb.
Neaoinl, ben S. December.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-10-08
S a Ct ipn's
Z s. ut<S a6rif q

lln0 Veoer StObr.
$50. IS, @eit pennftrabe, swiIben Der
4ten uno 5ten, nd6ife Sbdr gu pearlon 8
Stobr, 8eaoins.
8crtwahreno anf 5anO:
Seaper, Nutria, Gaetor, NufIiCd)e,
nuppeo, uno pollene Suite, BON ouen
Dlccen unc Scrmen.
Snrr feius tuebnE Selbet, lafirte, leoers
ne uno baarise Geebnncs Gappe. = gbsn.
falls $ssborH:9hte CUR paf1enosn Sabrs3sit.
Sicliebe uno rpeltlihe Bettferern. - 4ls
lee olsfes miro sn oen nieoriaitsn Sarsslo
preiien berfanft. Nnfet al uno fsbst.
Neaoins, Ssbruar 9. lS
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Sarmsrs Sanf pom gtaat 9staw. 20 cpsr, par
%. %. 3Wsis,@ 9Bilminston, par
90. Do Speig, @eoraeto,pn, par
%. DO. 3rpsis, Nem @affle, par
tsuo" @" 0an, )" N'lmln9tcn, par
S!sns 9toten unter Sbl. Bis IL
9ferp Seriey,
Sslpibsre Sanf+ su Sslpiesre.
burlington SO. Sanf, Msofers, mar
Commercial Sanf Ysrtb Mmbcp !
Cumberland Sanf* Sreaston. ror
Sarmsrs Sanf* Mount i5oup MR. MR.
Sarmsrs Meebantes Bant ,Nabnap
Sarmers W1sebanies DO Diopletown !
W1orris 60. 8ant' Morrstcwu
Wleebanies Vanf. Snrlnaton ,a.
Wlstbanies DO Sleparf
Olebanes 1t O1annfaetures bo* Srentcu mar
Olorrts Canal u Sr. Go. S1.S. gitp, mab.
pet e'elen nn9an9bar
Orange Sane', Orange
psoples Sant, paterIoa !
Yrlneston 8ants', Vrinestom par
Salem Bantina go*, Salem por
9tate Sant1t, S1emarf !
State 9ant* ellSatstttcwn !
@tats Sanf' gamben par
Stats Sant Of Olorris' O1crristowu
State Sanf S1ew 8runswir ,or
9uGer Sant@ Sls,pton
srsnton Sanfins Co. 9renton par
Union Sanf* 0cper
o""t " ~ 0tnhsp'9i Srunswif setrotb.
S"l"ste Sa1 u: ossseanles Sant DO. sstroet.
St"hT.h Saht or SIS: Ssrlspeitp acbrcd.
Soret'n o"ne'h9 70. 3cbofsn sebrch.
Seriep City Sanf, SsrIsp gitp Setroh.
N12p prkn nuirS SR,oE 0>
~. BROCHURES oahts pafferfen sctroh.
W'"hulaelarers Sant, SeaplHe Sebroeb.
Monmoutbs Sanf Of 81 8 Sreebolr asbrc.
Stem 5cre Oel Sr. Coz $ambertpiQe
81 > O'annf. II 8onfins 60 5ctcfen astro.
81 : sprctettioa $ombarp Sauf 6 6 DO.
spMttloh S"nt, paferIcn sebroeb.
StHte oent, sreGton sebrotb.
SaIem pblla. W1anuf Go Salem setroh.
'2Saibln9tcn Sanfins 60 5afenIaf ssbrp.
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9teuer CartmaarenzS Stobr.

Die Iufmerflamfs;t pes putlifume piro
srbstsn 5u einem auesebsbnteu u(s
tement BON 5artwaareu, bic
am fleweitli6en ef oct psnns uno 6tsn
CITRATE gum Sertauf aneetcten wirb. Sn
benz enforcement wiro ,iiam aIle artitsl ftuosH
bic in has 5artwaaren 8atb asb6ren uno Die
sn liteyaIen Seoiusunsen uereauft merosn.
Is. Darling.
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SSpbn g. Oficbarbs, abpoeat,
bat feline NmtSifube jest an Der Drudere bss
Berks s. SefnplkflI .Donrmal,s, in
Der Of.pennffrass, ttpifbsn ber 6. unb 7ten
2traes.
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NQebaI's WleDisinen.

Oisfe Mieoi3insn fnb erG Dor Sur5em in
tiefem $anoe einsefdbrt porben.-OisIe8ss
senoen bes Qanoes bic nnn auf oieIe Wlsris
gin Warten, f6Hnen in einsen Wlcnaten nod
niebt oaritit Der(orgt iperben, unp einige ba:
BON ertt naet eiuem SABRE. Snbcm biele
Weoi5inen ben qsuten in Bsres gauntp ans
Ssboten rperben, 1T IS a,pefmabis ansuaeben
baS Ite aus pier Irten ,bsttehrh namlid /:
Der fbmarsen eoer InebaGss5alba
alltbaG's Befunobeitsspillen,
UllebaG's 3abnpebsIropfen, unb
ullebaf's urmen n1anns pfatcr.
Gie Salbe ipuroe bon 9pftor 8ittrioae
pom Dlafaetuietts erfunosn, sinsm oer bee
rabmteIten gplrur9erL bic bieIes $ano jemal
berporbrattte. Sie 1T bon einissn Der frdfs
tighten unb nhslihteu Smsreoisn5ien ;nlams
menseGest, Ole i'm Ssbraueb fnp. Siele Sns
sreoien3isn bilpsn in 3u(smmeniesunS Die
fhasbarite jemals bcfannte Olepi5in. Sis
tsfst bic siebsncen befanfti liz
ben, reiniscnben BEL lenoen unb
fdrfenoen giaenlcbaftsn. Cir bat pol>
ls ecntrcae iber ale 9lrten Drn Snfamma'
ticn, aicbt StbmerScn aus jepem 3beile oes
Spitenls, reinist unb beilt innere 3Bnnpen
fcipcbl als aubers 0crleeunsen ltdrft mat
te Glicper unp O1usfeln, &c. &C. OieIeSal:
be miro folseupe Ssbrsbsn beilen, wsnn Ite
aemd6 oeu i'll pcn pampblets entbaltsuen
Sprl6riften setrauht miro; in einisenSal:
len aebrau(be man Qltebaft's SeGunbbeite>
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9 fem 3 le b,

S'n Ss'n gutter Sorratb, nsbit sinsm por,iisliebsn
enforcement BON Soartiuaarsr itsrbaupt, am
@f Der 6tsn unb YennItrass.
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,ptllcn, ndtnltCG:
Sirter, Sbmerlen SranoIbaosu,
VerbrIbun9m wunben 5als,
Stlebe, QBa0erlubt, Srofbeulsn, 5iebf
Sieter im @ef ftht Srus>Sisbsr,
Ouefebumaen, Serrenfunssn,
8einschwirc 9bmaren,
2Snncsn jersr lrt, Slasel9sitbwire,
Sbmcrsen in Slie> 5alssefbphre,
bern Il. Olustclu.i Nbsunatismus,
INFLAMMATION ober Iuftrhete, SeIcbnhrt
gbrcnie, G6wullt jcper Hrt &c.
Die pi(len entbaiten einiss oer nisld:
fen nno fraftialtcn Snsrepienjien bic Dem
mctisinileten Sa6e bstannt 1no. Ils cine
atfhhrence OIeoijin 1T 1te ,pirtiam, obipobl
milr in ibrcr Operation alle llnreiniafei:
ZEN ces Spifeme Iainelnp uno aus Dem &6r:
per treibeno; tritbt Rrantbeiten auf cber
perbhtet lte, purtb 3erlt6run9 rer ipirtIleben
Snc1pen. Ills alterirsnce Wsoisin iteben lte
nnlbertrcfen ite idubsrn ben MaseiL rei'
ni9en oas Slut uno renoDiren bas 9an3e
Spitsm. Sis tpirfen pireft anf bic Qlmss
nno $eter sur 8einisuns, 6eilnns uno 0es
fauriruus-fe acben ben SercauunSe
sanen Son unp &raft, tpas fhperlieb, ,penn
te, onrh ben Ssbraueb anperer mebi3insn
tsnirtt ipprpen. 9ie fol9enoen 0eicen unters
lissen baupt1ddlitb Der Wirfuns cieIer
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QBertb Der Yonfnoten

gQe biejeni9sn Vanfen, ,pelde init einsm(s)
Stern bcSslbnst 5ino, babsn snt,peeer falfbs
ODER umsednpsrts Hotsn bon psrIbisesnen Bee
nennun9en i'm llmlaufs.
@ls init sinsm CD Srsus be;sibneten Bans
fen waren fribsrbn ofentlibe 9spciitsSanfsn
9s 9aotsn bsrsnissn Sanfsn, pslbe mir
nit einem @soanfsnFri.bs II bsjsbnsn,wers
ben pom ben SrOfsrS nibt anssnommsn.
penniplpanien.
Sanfen in philadelphia.
Hamen. 9iseonto in Ybilab.
Sanf bon Ncrtb slmsrfa* par
9icrtbsrn Qbsrtis6| par
Yenniplpana* par
Ysnn saunftip* par
Der Ser. Staat.' % bis 25
Commercial SanfI* BON YsnnipIpanisn par
8armsrs u. Msbanies Sanf par
0irarb Oitto+ l-2
@irarp Ditto (Snpbsn)* in pbil'" ssfbIuH
&sniinStcn DO. par
Senlmaton Sapins Snltituta -
mcrebants Sant pcn spbilac. bstrah.
OtcYmeniln9 Sanff, par
Wanuf II. Webanics par
Mehanics Sanf in pbil'a, par
Neanuel >ator 8anf ls.B.9pott) ssbr
pennlplpania SaUinss Sant betris.
pbilabelpbia Sanf* par
pbilaoelpbia Sapins Snititut sstrpbn.
pbilaoelpbia $oan Comp. DO.
penn ScwnIhip Cav Snlt. -
Hiharbs CWarf) sebroeb.
@cutb,parf @apinss Sanf bctriis.
SbupltiN Cav Sn,ttut sstrchsn
ShuplfiQ Sant* par
Scutbwarf Ditto par
Befern Sane par
Snnfpt, in, cSnner1 Sps QanSpS
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'pluen, ndinlleb
8aaeuflster. Sharlatbs8ietsr,
Sohf, @aurer D1aaen,
Sccbrennen, Serltepfun9 in allcnSdls
An9emeien len 100 bas Gpltem aus
Sbmdete, Oronuns 1T.
Sirhcr, Sieter uno Qaue,
itnpsroaulihf. Sranfse Gopftpeb,
SeItfuebt, ltncrpentlietsr W1asen,
$unaen II. $eb.r Whrmer.
Stbaben. &c, &c. &c.
Sts Salbe poer oas Urmen Dlannes
'pfaiter icllte in Screiniauns nit oenSpillen
aetraubt werosn, in piclsn bon ben otiaen
eeioen.-Se1cnrers 8crlbriftsn fir beNSe>
tranb flnoeu (leb in oem pampblct. Sas
Nrmen t11annes pfaner nnr l2A gents.
Stur penis mchr traudt asiast 3u weroen,
as Dap feline Stdrtuna i'm SCb:aueb it eie
70 erhaten 1T tei40sn Die es sstrauht. gs
follte in jeoer camille lein uno erreihbar fit
1eoes SnclUtbnum, benn lte fomint fat taas
ileb in 9ebraueb fir Scbmsr3en ooer St,pas
tbs I'M Nhfen, in ber Seite, Bruit, Gtnaes
nslrsn, $enpen, SiBsn, OlusfsIn, <nnse uno
seter: Staoem SlerDenleioen, 6nlteu, ers
fdltnnaen, Nfbma, Nbeumatiemue, ltnUers
paulitbFeit, Sieber mD Isue, &c. &c.
Ole 5abn,pebsalepfen Dise sprepas
rat sntbalt fei"e ltbaoliebe Snsreolen3en.
&c miro in Den 3abn aetban ODER in oas Dbr
an Der leipsnpen Seite. 9ie pbiloIopbie
BON BET sbatiahs, oab pisie Gropfen eas
5abnpeb bsilen, wsnn ie ins Ohr ssthan
peroen, 1T einfah nieie :-Oie SlerUe Delbf
init bem 3abne in Serbimbuns itebt aebt
burb eae Obr, unb pieIes mittel, inosm es
NIT Der Nerpe in Berdbruns ftmmt, ,ra ebt
fae 3atnmeb aufbbren. Sc beilt in bis
10 Wlnuten.
G7"Ote $eute ltno stfuebt Die pampb(ets
III unterfutbcn, Die Die uaeuten perfhenfen,
prTaufeute uno Hnoere crbalten libera.
les Sleeonto, spenn Its taufen nm ,psecr ~
bsrfanfem. ."
@Sanfeute nno einsslaeen au,urufeu
tn g. 2B. @ilbsrt GA Sutton St. 81
d. eissntbimer Der obiasn W1sri,insu, uuf
bort 'tre Drugs, Oaeoi,inen, sarben, Oe(
Uarbrtotfe &c. &c. 3n faufen.
Die OXYGEN Wleoisinen ftno in 8eabius
I'm SrcBsn ctsr &leincn gum Ssreauf Sc
bsm SsnfralsAsenten fir Bwfs gauntp
J. D. ganbert,
OtsSpenn, nabe ber Stem Srass.
SIN Rleinen pei
6amrsebt unp Wine, IN. .Rustauu,
Dcrtsr uno 9bomas, D1aioenerisf,
9. .. Wicrris, Efapins. unb unoern in
gauntp. ....
WdrS .. 1S. a. 21D.
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@bup!tia Cav Snltitut sstrettsn
ShuplfIG Sanf* par
Sputbwarf Ditto par
Beitern Sdnt par
Sanfen i'm Snnern oes eanoes.
Sanf pon allegheny, 81 Ssbfuro. llnsonsb.
Beaver, ~ Ssaper, DO
Spatora, Su 9arriSburs, ssIblriIsn
1Baibinetpn, 81 Baibinston, unsans
Gbambsrsburs su SbambsrSburs II
GettiSbur9* 3u @sttisbur9, II
pitSburs, ;u pitt6burs, 4
9usquebanna 60. W1ontroIe 80
ebelfr @auntp Su 8sltbsiter, par
9elapar @auntp* Su Sbelfer, par
9ermantaun ~ 9ermantaun, par
qepistaun Su Qe,pistaun, Ii
NNibrlstaun 81 Moblstaun, Il
Mpnt9cmsrp Co.. ;u Ncrristaun, par
Nortbumbsrlano su 0ortbumbsrl. par
Strf5 @auntp Sanf su Nsapins, -
esntre Ditto ;u Selefcnte, 9efblossn
Sitp Sonf ~ ptt5burs, llnsanebar
Columbia 8radsn @eisdibaft, Golumba :
Garlsle btto* ;u Garlisls. II
Doylestaun Ditto su Doplsstaun, par
Gdtcn DtttpF Sn Sdlfpn, par
Grhan9e Ditto 81 pittsbur9, :
Certificate ;
Dctt gloten !
@rhanse 3wei9 su SoltbaYsburg, Z
eerttfeate
erie Ditto iu erie, 9
Sarmsrs II. 9ropsrs ~ Bapnssbura. 9
DO iabltar in eurrant Sonbs s
Farmers unp Ditto Ditto ju pittsburs, ssbr.
Farmers unp Ditto Do. Su Sapstte @o. .ssbr.
8armsrs nno % sn GrencaItle sebrch
Nranflin Ditto Su Baibn9ton, Ii
Sarmers Sanf y. Buds @tD 4. Srlfcl, par
FARMERS bittp bon 2aneaifsr* su 2anealtsr :
Farmers Ditto, bon Msabin9* ~ Sisa. par
joarrisbur9 Ditto su Sarrisbur9, l
jonrmcnp Snifituts Su parmonn un9an9.
ocne6pals Sanf Su 6onssbals, l
6untinebon oitto ;u 6untn9bcn, unsana.
Suniata Ditto su aswstaun, un9ans.
aanfaifer DO. 81 0anfaifsr z
taneaiter gauntp SaMf, 5u <aneaiter T
Qsbonon Do. ;u qsbanon, +
Qumberman's Do. AT Barren, seGroebem.
@arrtetta II. Susqueb. Trabinagc. unab.
Merbants II. Manuf. Sanft pttSburs, /
Certificate /
metbanies Sane, pittsbura, betria.
Moncn9cbela Ditto bon Sraunspile, II
pott 9lotcn Z
Mtners Sanf bon Vpttspi0e, l
Icrtbern bttto ppn pa. at Dunbaff, unab
Iprtbumbl. H. @clb.Sf. su Wiltpn, un9b.
&c. @eitern st. p.pa. Meabeoiae, 9eIdl.
9eu Salem %. SaDette @aunty, betriia
Torthampton Sanf 3u 9lllentaun, IS
T. s.. Delaw. Srilden 60. 3u I.So. sefhl.
| Office Der Sanf bon Yennf Searrisb. b par
| Office DO DO qaneaifer b par.
| Office DO DO &saoin9 par
Office DO DO Cation B par
3peis oer 8. Staaten* pttSburs, eebrob.
DO. DO. DO. ju @rie, DO.
DO. DO. DO. 5u Ssapsr, DO.
Office bsr Sbuplfia Sanf, port Garbon
9l9rieu(. 1t. Wanuf. 81. ;u @arlisle, gebr
Silper Safe Sanf su Wpntrpfe> gefd)lcfI
Sapprspls 9slaware Sriidsn SO. a Is
Sptpanba DO. su 2ppanba, rs
Union br. AT llntontaltn, 9ebrpd,
GSefmcrelanb DO. AT @reensbnrg, gefdblp.
Blfesbarre Sritden 60. ;u @ilf. ungana
Welf Srand) Sanf, Baiamsport Sc
BDpming Sanf 5u Bilfesbarre, Il
Oorf eitto* u Dcrf, II
gcushogany 8anf ;u perrYcpclis> nn9an9
OieS1otsn bon ben NIT a bs5cihnetcn8
fen perbea ni6t in 0epoltt senommen aber
an een betrefenben Sanfem ailssemehielt.
9is nit B be3eiebnet seben feineeotrn aus
a'n.'. OelaDare.
Sanf p Btlminston ii. .Sranoewin* tGBilm par
Sanf BON 9slawars*, 0Silmin9ton par
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Wianlmutb Stieiel> uno
S6ub<StDbr.
Scr ltntsrIbristene p6nfbt feline
Sreunce nnc oas publitum i'm Ill:
acuncinen III kcnafhrifht hn6 Pr

WEa SreUnce ltnc pos epuptltnm I'M All;
W scmcinen 3u benaebviebtisem raB CT
~Ic chen einsn neuen Sprratb Stisfsl,
Sbube &c, trbalten bat - cine sr6Bere Sers
IbWosnbeit nnp sintn te6ern Stcf in lein
Saeb tinl6Iasence Irtitsl, ais jc in cieIem
Orte anssbctsn pornsn, weebss Illes 5u pen
niscrlsltsm prsifm fir SaarseIo, psrs
Fault tpcroen foil.
G~lae Srsunee uub bas putlitum iitsr.
baupt llno aebtunsspca sinscacen an5urufsn
uno fir lttb ielbit 3u urtbsisn. 0a Ct pom
teitsn bcs 6tleten Stots srbaltcn unD bic
pcrjIslit6iten GsielIcn al oer 4rbeit bat, 70
Fam ieoe in irin Sah fblassnps 4rtsit auf
SeiteIluns, in firseltcr 3eit, auf bic bslte Art
unb 3u Den tiaistsn Scpinsunssn rsrri6tst
,perben.
% 8nfst an gum Sbilo pes Dlammutb
Stlefels, bel Seinridb Srey.
Neacina, Suli 2. SO1.
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piaen, namli6
8aaeufster.
Rolif,
Sccbrennen,
1asemsisn
Sebmaete.
Sicber,
lfuperoaulihf.
Geltfuebt,
$unaen II. $ebr
Stbapen.
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@har(ah> >8istsr,
9aurer Wla9en
Serltcpfuns in aacnSals
len no Sas Spltem aus
Orpnuna 1T.
Sietsr uno Naus
Sranfss Gopfmeb,
ltncroentliehsr D1asen,
miirmer.
&c, &c. &c.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-07
RUTLAND, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER :, 1914

The right OF Taxation without representa-.
ION and not even lhat a HobnaH should be
manufactured in America, were the de
clared principle oflhe Governm, ut This
was the foundation and corner stone of the
American Revolution The seed of Great
BrItain's old Political Economy was deep.
ly planted with us. AMI among the nations
OF the earth. Sac taught one doctrine 10 us
and practiccd a3olher for herself And vet
,hisBook is the oracleput forward smoothly
to wipe all away Having failed by arms to
gain our commerce &pfcveLt our manulac.
turing,it is now endeavored by this book Of
Adam Smith, and the writings Of the mise
rab'e herd OF Government retainers who
have succeeded him in Dictionaries Maca.
zines Pamphlets, Reviews AM Ncwsp1.
pers, to induce us to open our country to
Der Free Trade while instead of recev-
ing our productions in payment, she meets
them with prohibition by an average duty
OF $50 per cent on all our articles except
Cotton
frml Y believe that you are now furn-
ished with key TO unlock the secrets Of
Adam Smiths Book. That Book is not,
however, wild in principle. The theory is
beautiful. 1t contains much useful infor-
nation on points no, affecting the Colonies
To prevent being misunderstanding ex.
pressly says, "it would be as absurd TO ex.
pect to see system Of unlimited Free
Trade adopted in Great Britain, as to ex'
pect that OcEANIcA or UTOPIA should ever
be inco rporated in it,"
Honest Joshua Gee gives the true
light say with him, "the sures, way for
a nation to increase in riches, is to proven,
the importation of such foreign commodl.
ties as may be raised at home"
What, is now our Commercial condi
ton Permit me TO state from authentic
documents few matters Of fact.
TABLE.
Total Exports of articles, the growth or pro-
! duce OF he United States, to England, lro-
| land, and Scotland, with the duties paid
threon during the years 1898, 80 40:
Value, Duties
1888 S5O,4si 1924 $23,52l ,I50---46 40 pr c
1889 50,79I,9S 26,849,d77-52 o-l0
1850 54,OO5,G9O 2s,35o, 1852 $40
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TINE TER 4 LID
r sblishca overy Thursday Morning.

L,nttseiv.afAs sub'cribcrs door on outs,
$500 D,ircred ~ pscidgts. or foLcn al
n, a@so. sl,7s Nv mail, $3.50. D,hr.
,rfz byi1s village Garner, $500.
TERNs or IuyrRTfNNG.
Advertisements matiag isss than one square
ed BE- ASsri,d N &c reels for S1.oo--ihoss
,ss fsiafpg no. ian one s9uor, ,eiH BE- char.
red Si.00 PER s,uare l5 cents per- sgwar,
r.H bc cia-ged r. oach inserhon continued
16ey The fhret frat IL These terms uH BE-
,snsica On.
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Total, l55, 279,395 7s,s30,79O Av5O BIO "
Of the above, the value Of Cotton and
Tobacco, and the duties paid thereon, were
az fnllnMS
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and made practical speech in favor Of the Ia
riff of 1912, and in opposition to the destructive
bill now before the Committee. At the concu-
sion of his remarks, motion was made that the
Committee rise.
Upon this motion less than quorum voted /;
whereupon the Committee of the Whole was dis
solved, and the Chairman reported to the House
accordingly.
Mr. C. JOHNSON moved call of the House,
and on this motion the yeas and nays were or
dered
Mr.. VINTON moved that the House adjourn.
The vote was taken by yeas and nays, and the
motion was lost yeas As, nays so.
The vote was then taken by yeas and nays on
Mr.. Johnson's motion for call of the House.
The vote stood, yeas 40, nays 81.
The House then adjourned.
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= RICH! RARE! CHEAP! BEAUTIFUL!
OPRING AND SUMMER ARRIY ALS-BOOTS

q RICH! RARE! CHEAP! BEAUTIFUL!
|OPRING AND SUMMER RRIVALS-BOOTS
AND SHOES.-We have just received from the
most celebrated manufactures of the North, the
most excellent, beautiful rare and cheap assortment
Of Boots and Shoes, that have ever had in store,
or that is TO be found in the metropolis We most
solicit the attention of the ladies to the
very desirable articles their department.
White and Black English, French, and American
Kid and Morocco Slippers, from IS cts to 81 SO
Morocco and Kid dress Spring Buskings, beautiful
Fancy bronze and black Caters, Half Caters,
ing, Gambroon Linen, &c., (the most fashiona
BILE articles extant,) at prices varying from IS
cents to ~ 50.
Ladies bronze and light coored Slippers
Ladies Henrie Clay" Slippers" quelquechose
de nouveaun
Morocco and Kid walking shoes of every style
Common Slippers from So to IS cents,
In brief, every article for ladies wear in use
FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN
Fancy CATERS Half Caters, Buskins, Morocco,
and Kid Boots, Walking Shoes, Slippers, and
Ties of every variety
Children's Caters, Ankle Ties, and Boots, light
colored and black
FOR GENTLEMEN.
French Dress Boots, Nullifers, and Monroe's
which for style, durability, and cheapness are
exceed in the Union
Common Brogans, from 81 90 to 81 IS
Fine Nulliiers do so to 2 90
City manufactured boots 3 SO to 90
Other description do | rs to 2 SO
Slippers, Lasting Shoes, Webster Ties, Chamber
Slippers, and in truth, every variety Of wear de-
sirable
A. & J. ID. HOOVER,
ap l8--eo6t opposite Browns Hotel.
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L OCA L N E W s..
yIsITERs TO BALTIMORE.

We are requested to state, for the information
of all those who intend to visit Baltimore, that
The Agent of the Railroad Company will issue
tickets at all hours previous to the Conventions !;
and in order that there may be no confusion, or
disappointment in the reduction of the rate of
fare, it is particularly desirable that tickets should
be procured The day previous to making the trip,
as the full price will be demanded by the con-
ductors from all those who may not procure tick
cts. The price for the round trip ending the 9th
of May at night, will be So so. Persons de-
srous of returning to Washington the evening
Of the day of the Great Procession, must be at
the outer depot previous to o'clock.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
$50

TRANSFORMATIONS OFFICE WASHINGTON BRANCH R. X
Washington, .april IS, 1874.
DELEGATES and OTHERS desiring to attend the
~ Conventions to be held in Baltimore on the LIST
and I'd of May, can procure tickets at the reduced
rate of fare by either of the regular trains of the
29th and 30th instant, or lst proximo.
An extra train will be started from this depot on
the morning of the Cd May, at O'Clock precisely,
leaving Baltimore on its return at p M.
Passengers ,oho may ,pish 10 arail themselves Of Ibis
train must join the cars at the outer depot.
I5- 1t must be distinctly understood that if return
tickets be not procured at the office before the de-
parture Of the trans the established fare of the road
will in every case be charged by the conductors IN
the cars BY order: SAM'L STETTlNlUS,
ap 26-dtlstMay Agent
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0P We have received the second No. of that
excellent semi monthly journal, The Ladies
Temperance Mirror" and take pleasure in re-
commencing it as an able advocate of the cause.
1t was handed to us by the ladies' who are solicit
ting subscriptions, (Miss LAMAs and Miss B..
BooTH) and we are sure no gentleman will refuse
his name after their appeal to him personally.