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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-21
DclnW.irc.

Returns thus far received give Wing majority of
100. From present appearances the wings have
red the Safe.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-21
lceOIgj:l.

As near as we can Judge from the returns, the ma
jority for Polk and Dallas Will be some 100 TO 1890
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-21
North C:srO.iiI:l.

The Clay ticket has majority of 100 in ffiy-threc
counties. Nineteen counties yet remain, all but four
Of which give Wing mnjorties.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-21

o. In Sig nav county. Michigan, Wing Is elect
ed to the Legislature. James q Birney was tar be-
hind either the Wing or Democratic candidate. so
much for the Wing Roarback about TIE coalition o;
Brney and the Democrats.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-21

0s-The Bloomington Post scolds like a virago over
the glorious democratic ma Ority in Old Monroe. No
greater compliment could be paid to our friends there
who seem for once to have forgotten local feuds for
the benefit of the Great Cause.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-21

nJ-The Louisville Journal in an article black
guarding Indiana for being Democratic, concludes by
saving
I've do not relish a neiglbor at elbow that
neither feels tastes, nor smells sweet
The Indiana Journal approves and copies the arti-
clc from which we infer that the editors willing
to admit themselves to be IN very fthy condition.
as Young school BOYS sometimes accidentally become
vances odor, in particular, my be owing to the hy
draalcs. The remark Of the Louisville Journal.I by
the way. is the best proof in the world that Indiana
has undergone complete and thorough purification
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-21

Ot5-Oliver II. Roarback the great light Of whig-
gerry Indiana procured the circulation Of thousands
Of copies of the Birney Forgery calling it, in state
ment under his own hand chairman Of the Wing
Central Committee. an astounding disclosure" and
stating. in so many words that there " no doubt
Of its auihenticiiy On this he no doubt POUNDS
Of his strongest claims be elected Senator Of the
United States. This is really curious world We
live in
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-21

We abhor wee in all its forms.-Louisri0c journal
Except IN tie form of Clay. en-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-21

DEMOCRATIC PROGRESSION ~ THLADELPHIA, AID
SPEECH OF Nh. DALLAs.-Thc excitement IN ia la
del hia on Friday evening. Nov 18th, when the clec-
Il IN returns were received from THIS State ii 10
have been most intense The Ledger says:
'.Chcsnut street croAdcd and on every SIDE
could be- heard the cNultng cheers of thc succc sl
pariy and The songs of victory with winch they made
the ar re-ound. At early hour the Demo rate
Reading Room, corner of Eighth aid tLcsnut is I.
throngod. and The street, were filled by dense
of human beings, w..o made The wclAin ring
with their shouts, cheers, -ongs and Growing. After
speeches from several persons. Lanterns were 1t.
bear ny various lnscrIptI n and notice, ard the
'wd formed INTO rrocts on and marched L. thu
idencc Of the Hon. Geo. VI. Dallas Here they ali-
ed. aud Mr.. Dall4s wercd their loud cabs y
ing 10 the dor way and delivering them ; ..etch.
winch received with the most cnthus ste cheers.
Mr. Dallas dwct upon the >ub ct oi the late victory.
tie means BY wnIch Il achieved, the Obstacles
with VIII ch they had t. coaiend. aud the men IN each
section of the Inon who had lab)rcd an the work.
He spoke particularly If The confinement of TLos.
w. Dorr. IN the Rhode Island pri on. and tie sympa-
thy fit for him by the great tody Of tie American
people. aud he proes.c ed il.at tie time far =
iant when lie would be liberated and raised 10 the
ghc>t honors. for las arcss advocacy of tie rights
of mankind, and the suffering hc had endured IN the
behalf f the people.
There was one ~ riion of Mr.. Dallas's remarks
viii was well timed, aud well received by the
pco lie pre- lie INSISTED strongly uIon tie necos-
Sly Of treating their advorsarlcs with the utmost md
and of making no harsh uncouioou> manifest
atoms Ii was. he said, the duty Of democrats he
magnanmous, and by no means To eNult a van
pushed opponent, or 10 feel or exhibit any unknd-
towards our f.ow-ciizcns because of diff r
ence If political oplnlon. II the cause, he said.
and not the men Who had triumphed. aud democrats
ought 10 endeayor To- soften all aspertI,s. and
while rejoicing over their success tO bc tender OF tie
feelings of their Opponents. These remarks made
decided impression upon h> hearers, and after he Lad
concluded, he salu,cd with tremendous cheering.
and the crowd then filed off III procession.
After passing through various parts OF the city,
they marched their head quarters and were dsm.ss-
ed. Several )usc> were illuminated. al was the
Office of the keystone in Dock street, near Third
Up a late hour the city alive with excilonons
and the streets reounded with shouts songs and all
the variou, demonstrations Of triumph and rejoicing"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-21

We publish another column the particulars of
the New York City Election 1t Will show how the
Wing party went body and brooches, to TIE Ma
twists.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-21

CSJ-The letter Of our friend in Missouri arrives
too late 10 be answered he desired
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-21
Clear Wing majority
3.7Io

This shows the influence of the great factory
porations whose money was poured out like tor
rent.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-21

ORlsoS AND THE BRITIsH.-l, IL stated that Mr.
Dunn. agent for the British Hud son BAY Conpar-.
has furnished tie Montreal Courier with statement
OF the complete occupation Of Oregon amino rraan,ndi
by the directions Of tina, Company a. tie representa-
tlyes Of the British nation
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-21

GIVE expect to hear Of large sums of money
being lost by the Wings of New York on the Indiana
election. The Tribune Of the llth saws that State
has gone Tor Clay. there seems hardly room 10 dout,
by respectable majority" The Tribune has mo-,
from the very first had any grounds Justly SUCH an
opinion save In the reckless figuring of Wig parers
IN this clty.-Cncinnah Enquirer
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-21
OhiC...Omci11.

We give the official mljoriy of OHIO, and the COM
men,s of the Statesman thereon. We omit the table
of countie, until have those of all the States when
they will all be given to .ether in the Sentinel and IN
the promi>e nun per of the Coon Skinner. Each Of
those papers ought to be preserved for future refer
ence
The Of Is IL stands
Clay, Polk Birney,
l5j.ll3 l49,06l $3.50
1861
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-21
Noble little Michigan all over Polk.

The Detroi, Free Pre- says - The rc;urls from
the counties come in gloriously Not a 'Roorhack'
has been elected IN the State, 20 far as heard from.
.WHO Is JAMES K POLK go
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-21
M.lS .:lCilllSc,ts.

We have returns fro all the towns in this State
but 6. The result is as follows:
For Clay 674IS
For Polk 52slS
For Birncy lO,sjo-63706
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-21
The vote Of 1911 stands
6.tL.2l.

The Statesman comments as follows:
We present our readers to-day with the official Of
OHIO The of OF State closed the opening of the
poll books last night.
will be that the for electors has greatly
creased that for Governor. The Democratic vote
increased ?GOO-ihus giving Mr.. Polk 1923 votes more
than Barley got 9th October THIS proves con-
cu-ivey that had every done his duly the Sih of
Ori"br Tod would have been elected an, the Pre>den
hal question settled from that hour by Ohio-nr least
1910 # more, WIN voted for Tod the 9Th, voted
-her Tor BIrne, Clay Ist of November on ac
count al the Brney Roarback aud other applncrs and
some did ~" vote al all. Yet Increased The vote on
Mr. Polk 1000. large number OF the sbuIitlomlsis no
voted for King on the oh voted Tor Mr. Ciav The
abolition vote the SIh Tor kiny was over gOOl-( he
returns frm several counties Lot bIrg in)-nnw IL
Is Tor BIrney $685. made up OF considerable number Of
those who did for King.
The democrats, since lc4O, have increased
their vote 2i27S
The wings theirs, $3.50
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-21
M.S.i> Siiipi.

COLUMBUS Mi, Nov 3, ISL
Dear SIR Il sent by last mail our probable mai.
the votes not all counted out hut then, did
not thiak 1t would have been good great, and
glorious victory III this county.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-21

Difference in increase. 1922
hole number of votes given on the first of November
3l222l-an of about 3S 255 lc40 alIow ing
i.OOO as the abolition then.
Ia Io40 The democratic party ia Ohio beaten %
In 1Si4, 6O52
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-21

2223 folks mai Wright 1886 mai.
TOTAL vurEs
Addison Gardiner 29li7 samuel J. WIlkn 25S15
CANAL COMMISSIONERS.
Democi Wings.
Nathaniel jones 29A65 Samuel Ms,ks 25907
Daniel T. Bi>sell 29O6l Spencer kellogg 25s69
Stephen Clark 2s7l6 Eh,h Rhnades 1851
Jonas Eull, Jr. 2905S Joseph ~. Jackson $500
The following is a statement Of the whole number
Of votes given for members of Assembly. &c. at the
election ,f November, lSI4, compiled for the Evening
Post from the official returns:
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-02-06
Widti9e grfinoun9.
8ortreflibe
QS d f6 NJ a { 6 inc.

ltuter(brisbsnsr 1T gum gisentbimsr bon
6rn. @buaert's neulib trfunoener ratenttrs
ter 9BaIttmaidbine ss,porben, fir bic eaune
ties $eeba. Dioutgcmcrp uno Srrfs, ttnb 1T
MIN am Serfertisen FOLDER WaI6iuen, an
Ieiner 1BertItatt, all br Hfe Der 1Oass
binaton uno 7ten 5trabe, bem alten
oeurhsrefcrmirtsn SbulbauIe 9sssnhber, in
Bet Stabt Nearin9; no CT einen Vcrratb
oer1slben gum Selhtiasn unO Bereauf auf
5ano balt, ,u Dem niecrissn preiIe bon @
9balern, unc Ile ic0cn tcm Saufer at irasno
einsn Ort, innerbalt Der benannten ganntiee.
an's 5aue aetratbt ,perbrn.
CieIe W1aihine 1T fir @cblsilbsit, Wire'
famfeit uuo Dcllfcmenteit in irber 6inltbt,
obne Nusnabme, bic art6te erfnbuna in Der
betaumten 1Bclt.-Ge 1T bic cinai9e maIets
moIetine inter Den YiesH & 9auIenosn, Die Ietcm
probirt ,pcrben ftnb, pelebe als bcafcmnen
trtldrt ,porpen. Disiclte rpaIctt cbne su rel,
ben ober III tirtten, ;u re6en cher absuuuts
gen, gu prefTeu ocer III rrhfen.
2luh briebt Ge feline Sn6rfe al, NIB ttrs
riebtet alIe Die fsintn Nrtsitsn, ais @dnme,
Crude, Nran,sn &c. at lduksrn, IN ,pcnisen
Wlinutcn; aud reniat fle UclIfcmmen alle
86ds, 5empen, 8ettieter ,c. BON ber srtks
fen uno Iebmusiattsn Mrt, nit tpsniasr ale
ptUI 6tVutH SVttt WI S1t'ItI WV WuI wv Ntt
wtbnliebc weiIe bes walbens anaswencet
,psrben muB. Gin Wabhen bon l9 Sabs
rsn fann mebr in 5rpei Stunosn tpalhen ale
srpsi Beibsperfrnsn in einem Sage NIT Der
6anb.
Scr patsntsisntbimer, 9srr Shuatrt,
bietet 800 einiser perion bic einen 8ebler
an Der Wa(6ine 5eiasn coer berfeltsn cine
SwtsGerHns anbrinasn fanM. Sa Die Sau:
art uno Operation ois1sr maIhine sinfaeb
1T, 70 belorat bet gisentbiimsr paB psrfc.
nen berlsitet rperoen m6sen bitfslbe naet5h
MAIDEN, au Serfaufen uno 3u estraudtsn. in
Beeintratbtisnns feiner Nsthte; sr rparnt eas
Der Sebsrmann gsaen oas 9srfsrtiaen, Scr.
faufen uno &ebrauebsn psrisbsn, obns fsine
gn,piIauna, inocm Ct sntIhlo0tn III allc
Solebe ssri6tlih 5u tslanatn, bic ftdb anf
oleft msife nit leinen Nsebtsn bsmitteln in
Den gaunties &edba, mcntsomsrp uno 8erfs'
uno bic Sisrscbn Sabre bausru bonn lNsm
D1ai ls4s. - CT tstalt fteb tae Nfeht Dor
fir StbabensrIas ober be Gtrafe BON 5frft
9balern allie folebe su telansen bic stns sin'
,ise WlaIttine Der Irt ,nadsm rsrfanfta
ODER asbraudben.
Jebn HiFert.
csouuar 16. 1914. 3NH.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-02-06
q a r B.

ben s5ffen San., an ber Sinfins Sprins
Glifatstb Didel Satin pom qDiliam Bi6el,
i'm alter ron 25 Sabren, Q S7o. II. IL 9aa.
-am IS. San., gang pl6slidb, Slieolaus Ne.
ST, in 6eibsltsrs 9aunfetip, "a Sabr alt.
am %. Sanuar, in bie(sr Staet, @atbarina
Bud, i'm litter BON 81 Sabrsn. l Wa. II. 5. &.
am sSitsn San, in Bern 9annIdip, aan5
pl6elid, Cara &etcr, Gattln BON Sebn Nss
ter. etrpa so Sabr alt
-am 20 San, in gretsr, 9aunftip, Sers'
mias. Elm Sobnhsn oss Wm. Sopsr, I'LL Al
ter BON I Sabr, 7 Mcnaten unp 90 saasn.
-am IT. San, in Dlontsomsrp Co. Ohio,
W,arian qsintaeb, Satin BON 5sinrlet $eIns
BAD, unp aetorne 6srman, trhhsr bon Neas
eims, I'M 22,ten $sbsmsjahrs
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-02-06
0feue Eirma.

u. 6. Sof bat Jacob 6. soft ale gom'
panicn i'm &aufmanae8efbdfte an9encmtnsn,
bas 8sfetaft mirb baber Mah bisfem untsr
FER Sirma bon Sof unb Hruoer acfhhrt
,perben, am CT BET stem uno psmnitrabe,
no (ts fortwabreno auf 5ano baltsn psrpen
Elm arc6es NNcrtsment bon trodnen QBaa'
ren, Sps3srsien @lass nno Nuesnss 1Daa'
3u bsrabaeIsstsn prsifen, mc5u fte bas spab'
litum iltsrbaupt abrunsspoa einlabsn 3,'
fomIuen unb III feben.
Ntabina, Sauitar 80. 6tit.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-02-06
(2lus Rem Buffalo "1Dsltbirssr.")

$50 1T Jobann 6eorg StabIer,
setartis aus Ober Niebsn bel Stnttsart i'm
Rtnisreieb whrtemters
SerIslbe Fam i'm Sabre 1889 nab osn Den
Scr. Gtaaten, 1T unasfdbr ss Sabr at, bon
itarfer poIttnr, uno bon Yrcfeffton Gin
Stsintauer. gr loa fteb elne 3eitIans in
Baltimore aufasbalten uno Dem 9ernebmsn
nah aueb AM Slen Dorfsr ganaIe searbetet
babsn. 9cnte ibm felbIt ODER irseno einenl
WnnIebenfrsunbs, ber BON ibm Naebriht Sc.
BEN fam, 6esenwartiaes su 8sfttbt fommen,
10 1T ss Die ansslsaentlibte Sitte isincs Sas
tcre, Der poriaen 9emmer init feiner Sami:
lie naet Umeriea fam, inter ua6tebenber u
orcGe Nahriebt al ibn aelansen 81 laGen.
Sob. &eors Stdtlsr.
2lun Urbor, W1ibisan.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-02-06
$4sS 81

Gauntv 5bulo.
Der aanje Selauf ber Sauntps
Sbulb, bic BON psrfbisesnen
perfcnsn 9slebsn ,perotn,bes
trd9t 870sO3 OF
I'm Die I6tbaren bic Gi6tsr BET Court
Don Common pleas Don 8erfs gauntp.
Die auoitorsn bsribten ebrsrbietbisit,
9as Ts Die 0isbnun9 BON Ystsr Hassl,
gfq., gbaemsitsr BON SsrfS @auntp, pom l..
Sanuar, q. 8 1643, Bis gum 81. December,
oenelbsn Sabus, beibe Gage NIT sin9siblcilen,
forsfaIts burbfebsm sefsttsIt une bsribtist
babsn, unb cine Silans in BEN 5anbsn bss
9ba smsiitsrs porfnbsn uno Der @auntpSsrfs
fbubis iif, Die Summs bon ersi taufeno neun
bunbsrt unb ftbnbn Sbalsr uno pier u. Srpan'
zig @ent.-SsYu9en ss untu llnterIbriftsn
oiefsn l9tsn Sanuar, u. 9. 1914.
Saeob &. 8optr
$39l6 "a 9apib Sbaa Nuot'n
Scbnq. Gstfbneior
Ssbruar 6. Am.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-02-06
9r. Sam,tel Dalfn ater'S
t1erpen uno Knoben rbcumatifd,'

t7erpen uno Kneden rbeumatifd,ee
y nj a NJ ent,
Cine psrlldbsrte Sur fur infammatifbsn une
cbrcnilben &beumatismus. gS aitt fr9Ieitb
Qineer,na, ifdrft bic itbmabsn @liscer, ifredt
Die sinslbrumpftsn Ssbnsn, beiIt adbmun9,
ftbldat @sibmullfs nisbsr uno pertrsbt Sns
flammatien.
9ln Bic 2eibemben!
aast Cub bsrsosn cine Slafbs pcn eititm
9terpens unb &nod)snsqinlament ;u prcblrsn
uno cine Safd,s pom SncansSpscife Cpsk
Dies pcn Der QBurssl 9emadt 1T, bic Die oSnole
amer fir &beumatismus 9ebrautbsn, uno psr
bat ie tnen Snbiansr labm ocer NIT ifeifsn
@liebsrn aefsbn p unb reibst nit bsmeinamsnt
bic lsipenben Sbeile, uno brautt 9isltbselti9 Die
Specfie natb ben 8orid)riftsn Die jses TlafdR
beals,tsn, unb Sbr msrost NIT einem Diertcl
3st unb Soften 9sDeIt isln, ais auf einsm ans
bern Ws9e 9eitsbsn Fam. Dies 1T bsrebnst
bic Herpsn pcn bsiosn Ssitsn anju9rsifen, mas
feline inners cpsr du sers Wsbi;n allein tbun
fam, unb Sbr werbst balo fneen bas iis est
Gtdrfe unb benz ,panbsrnbsn ScurS Der t7ers
pcn fclat, bis SbmsrHn uno &ranfbeit gang
aus Dem Spitsm psrtrieben fnt unb Der Yats
snt lib elmer pollfommenen Kur srfreut.
Yampblsts, wcIbs Sbatiabsn cntbalten
linb NIT Der WsbiSn ~ babsn.
0F3um Ssrfauf am Suts uns Sebrsib'
matsraensStcb oss llntsribrisbenen stc 81
SDsif Yennifrase. George 6eb
slatinissr N9ent fur Ssrfs Sauntp.
Geatina, Sanuar %. 3n1.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-02-06
QUo it @eora Stattma ann,

sebhrtis aus Stutt9ert in 2Snrtember9!
Dsrielte 1T 80 Sabre ait. psrlie6 Soar i'm
Staate Ohio, no ct fdb mebrers Sabre auf
bisIt, Dor inebr ais einsm Sabr, uuo sins auf
Dem Ohio Sanal faolih, Ca feline Serwano
ten II. tsIonrers feline alts Wuttsr in9eunebs
LAMB, gang obme Slahriett BON ibm, uno Def.
balb feinetpesen fthr bsftiminert ltnb, 70 cts
ssbt an allie menIhenfrcunps, bic lter Jpn IT.
ssno Iusfunft aeben fbnnsn, ober an ibn
isltt, ,penn ibm pies su Ssitft tomtten foll'
te, bic ansslessntliete 8itte, all ben linters
3eiebnstsn bic oissfalftss S1aehritbt selansen
ju (aden an 3enrp mann
linn Urtor, W1iHi9an.
San. %. SIN.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-02-06
.dume!8 8Qume!! SQume i!

Der ltntrIebristene, am CT Der STEM unp
psnnltra6e, miro 2uftrdse annsbmsu fir
aussrlsIsns SsrfttisOsnbtitsn BON 8 f It..
3 4 II men. ,nter pensn fuo 4spfsl, Dir,
nsn, pfriebsu, pfaumsn, IprifoIen nnp
Sleetaricn. 8aune, BON Itbonsr gett aft umo
ausseluttm Serltlecenbeiten. igbenfalIs
@ hattsn,B aume. D1an rpsnbe Itd
an Sranflin Miller,
Asent fir Jobn perfins, Neu,SerIsp,
Nsabins, Sanuar SO. s9V.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-02-06
MitDeiper6unQ
Sin Borfbeil fur oas Q,ublituna.

yin VOrIDett TUT Cd6 SpuCttium.
1Do feine WitbemerbMns i'm 6ans
Del cber Generic iit,oarf man AUDI telns Ser.
minrernas oer prsife, Feline BtIerua9 per
Arbsiten mnb proouete er,parten.
Oies mar audi in &sapins init Dem Sers
faufe Der eifen,paaren osr Sal. Bisbsr
fanpen eiirn,paaren INNER in slsieb bcbsn
prsfsn; nun babsn fb absr Waitbspsrtsr
ssfnnosn nnp tem uebsl ab9ebolfen.
Olsin Sreunp, ,psnm Du CUTE gilenrpaarsn
trandblt uno te pcblfeil taufen wiIItt, 70 psrs
sib niebt an Dem Sicberei> Stobr, gds Der
6ten uno pennitra6s ansuruftn, unp wsnn
Dir 9Daaren uno pretle niebt 9efallen
braueblt Ou niebt 3u faufen.
Ntaoins, Sanuar 80. 3m.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-02-06
Sefpnnere 9facbricbt.

Iat psrionen Die th f6ulOis widen al
II. G. 8 # pollen aefaaiait anrufrn nho
an 6otf uuo Bruosr abte3ablem am CT Der
3tsn uno Ycnnifrass; uno Mus Die Scrosruns
gen babsn, rpcaen eisitItsn sur SeSabluns sinf
reibsn.
&saoins, Sanuar 80. 6m.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-02-06

81 es mSSlieb, ba6 Elm gutter Mantsl fir
Sbalsr sefauft ,psrosn fam? Sa, unb ba,
BON fam man lib absryussn wsnn man an.
ruff an IooT uno Sruber's wobIfeilem Stcbr,
@ds ber 3tsn uno pennffrasr Sbilo Der lils
bsrnsn &ussl ooer pom pfus une esss.
Nsaein9, Sebr. 6. Am
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Spe,ereien ! Spe3ereien I!

Spt3ettltH Spt3eltteH :!
Suif erbaltm sinsn frifben 9orratb bon
SpeErsisn, folte als Safe BON 81 bis 10 Gent
bas Yfuno, MoIanss ron st Bis l2A Gent.
bic Quart bsifs Sraubsns 9ioiinsn Su Gent
cas pfune, beffsr Safe Su 8 Gent bas Yfunb
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