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The New York herald., 1844-11-15

KILLED BY A THERMOMETER. body ot per-
son who was frozen death in Iowa, last winter,
when the thermometer was two degrees below
brought beforea jury OF Inquest They handed in
i'ct Of death by freezing and the thermometer was
found guilty OF " murder IN the second ds grssp
The New York herald., 1844-11-15

APPOINTMENT BY THE GOVERNOR, Nov LIST =
rheo Bailey Myers Esq, OF the city Of New York, Aid
dec amp to the Commander in.Chiei
The New York herald., 1844-11-15
Court CnIendsr-This Day.

Cmeuir CouHrNos II, a., 40 o., o. 90, o. ~ So %
Conaos PLs..-Nos. 5e 90 CO. 49, 1881, 81, 6a Co. &C.
The New York herald., 1844-11-15
ARTIFICIAL TEETH

N. LEVETT Dentist the introducer Of inserting inco,
VI upble Teeth on the principle Of atmospheric pressure
lowed be the greatest Improvement dentistry ntr
duced invites strangers and the public general examine hi
method, which will be fosnd greatly superior to ANY
great and permanent comfort ceanness durability &c
particularly adapted precludes tn
necessity Of extracting ums Of teeth, and retains h
mouth in healthy The testimonials from h
authorities will those requiring artificial teeth
hose who have had them unskuy the happsst aud
satisfactory results NJ LEVETT, Dentist
MA imsm 260 Broadway entrance IN Warren
The New York herald., 1844-11-15

CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CAEAL.-The George town
Cd & } Advocate says there is now very brisk
ade upon the Chesapeake snd Ohio Canal TO tina, place.
about forty boats having arrived during and since Thurs
meal appes line limestone, and coopers s,uT with
siderebe iron castings, lumber msiketI g. &c. Forty
nine boats have cleared during and Thursday, with
the usual quantities oi different points
The New York herald., 1844-11-15

MOST BLESSED, STRANGE, ASTOUNDING AM
SUPERNATURAL INVENTION,
DARK, SUN.BURNT, YELLOW. DlSCOLORED
OR FRECkLED SKIN.
MANY-Ay there are many who have been cheated witt
vi ash aud therefore think the Of the genuine Jone
soap eSaggsraed let such ave il fair trial It indeed
he most snguary wonderful ntiye prepar,on ever made
Pimples, Blotchcs, Freckles Tan, Morlhew,
Salt Kheum, ScuIvy ErysPelas BaIbers Itch,
Rngworm, Old Sores, and Sore Heads.
But mind Jones' Soap has DONE and still effects hes,
Get Il where else this city-or you will be-
.wnded with counterfeit-but at the sign Of the Amer
Eagle, Chatham street. and 323 Broadway, N. "; in
3oson Reddngs STATE Zeiber Ledger BuildnEs
hladpha l39 Fulton street, Brooklyn and Pease broadway
ALBANY. ni2 lmsec
The New York herald., 1844-11-15

) sfioat for sale by Woodruff MlNTURNs.
ossc souh suees
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-06-22

N a quorum present, and b1slur8' Ian.
<,shsd good deal Homo Discussion 81.
spse on a 6ill appfopflHinF ~iGaoJ luf
40 heirs OF liotsh Fulion, which prob
ebly viii pass, II Any direct grounds fnp
A. dtroyetd Tor tho clain, other than
hoo OF hls services 70 lhg country AMI
national gratitude. Tho tadlI debate
MA. resumed, and Nj Ryos spoke for
noetiy four hours In defence Of pfoloc.
tion and the tariff act Of ie42. Mi
.McDunic obtained tho floor neNi, ~ con.
illusion Of the debate, aud will speak on
"Wednesday
b In tho House very Into was done, NJ
Z II was next 10 impossible 10 retain quo
rum, so many members were 10 alton.
dance upon tho Baltimore Convention.
u Mr.. Mckay moved n reconsideration
of the vote on tho resolution submitted on
Saturday, directing an inventory 10 be
furnished Of public property by persons
having charge of the same, Tho motion
was agreed TO, and the further consider.
alton Of the subject postponed Iunt'I The
3Oth ut. H..
Mr., J. r. Ingcrsol moved that the bill
for dispensing with oaths in the Custom
House in certain cases be taken up It
was read twice, referred TO the Commit
tee Of the Whole, and ordered to be
printed.
A resolution was offered, providing
for printing 5000 copies of such parts oil
the Exploring Expedition as would be
'inseresiing and useful TO the public. A.
greed to. ;,
1sAt 8 O'Clock the House adiourned.-B
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-06-22
s. r. DAVIS,
b. w. SMITH.
Commissioners.
4nG
March 80, 1914.
A NEW ERA
SHAKESPEARE IN AMERICA!

SHAKESPEARE IN AMERFCN
The Cheapest ant most spIcndialy Humi7la-
| ted and H'asru,ed Edition Of the Bard
Of 1r0n crcr published. Edited By The
HON GULIAN c. FERPLANCK.
NNOBT w. WEIR, Esq, will de.
SO sign, select, and arrange the Illus
tratious, Of which there will be about
l40O, executed on wood, in the very best
style of the modern school of that art.
IN submitting the prospectus of the
Editors to the public, the Publisher has on
~ to add that he will spare neither ex.
pense nor pains to make this edition Of
the Worlds Poet superior to any that has
heretofore appeared--in illustrations, ty-
Biography and paper. The form will be
royal octave, and will be issued in week
ty parts, price l23 cents, which places it
within The means Of persons Of the most
limited fortunes, whilst on account Of its
peculiar beauty, it will gain itself adj
mission into the libraries of the rich,
and there prove TO be one Of the choices
ornaments.
Those who wish this work in the most
perfect state will only be sure oft by
taking the parts as they appear, which
will contain the earl y proofs of the En-,
cravings.
The Tragedy Of Hamlet is now in
press. The first part will be issued in
March.
PROSPECTUS. ,.
The PICTORIAL and ILLUSTRATED Edi-
lions OF SHAKESPEARE, lately published in
England, are amongst the most beauti.
full specimens of the recent and remark
able improvement Of the Art of Wood
Engraving, which, by combining great
excellence of executions with economy of
price, has given an Unprecedented diau-
sion to the most useful as well as the
most exquisite productions Of the Arts of
Design. fas ar eta.r
The designs of KENNY MEADOWS for
lhe Illustrations Of Tyas' edition orShak-
sPeare, express The character ofthc sew
eral personages, and the spirit Of the
scene with wonderful truth and power;
whilst the wood engraving Of Knights Z
Pictorial edition, combine with The high 4
est merits Of art and taste, such Q learn
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-06-22
NO1Yt'E
TRUSTEES SALE.

I'M HEREAS Minor NJ. Whitney on
w the 2nd day Of November, in tho
year 1910, executed his deed o! trust &c
me, for the purpose Of securing William
II. Dillingham; the payment Of certain
sums of money in said deed mentioned
which deed is recorded in the office Of the
Probate Clerk Of the county of Amite--
in book 5, Page $50, and the said sums of
money in said deed mentioned having
become due, aud not being paid by the
said Whitney; now, therefore, in pursu-
ance Of the power vested in me by said
deed Of trust, and in due execution OF the
trust therein contained, will sell by pub
lie auction at the door Of the court house
of Amire county on the first Monday OF
December next, between 10 A. NJ, and 5
p. NJ, one undivided half Of the following
described property in said deed mention
ed, viz,-Lots |, 2 and 8, in square 10,
in the town Of Liberty, in the county Of
Amite, Mssissippi-Lots 3 and 4, in
square 8, in sad town-Lot in square 7,
and Lot in square 9--Lots and 3 in
square 10, and so much Of lots 2 and in
square Is, and SO much Of four acre lot
lying south thereof and adjoining said
lots 2 and 4 in square Is in said town, as
is conveyed to Minor H. Whitney and
John G. Anderson by deed bearing date
the 9th day Of February in the year 1888,
of record in the Office OF the Probate Clerk
of Amte county, to which reference is
had for in full description. Also the
south west quarter, OF section 9 Of town
ship Q range east--The west half, Of
the north west quarter, Of section, IL,
township 2, range 4, east,-The north
east quarter, Of the north east quarter Of
section eleven, township 2 range east,
and the west half Of the south west quar-.
ter of section 3, township 2, range A.,
east; in the county Of Amite-One negro
woman America and her child Hannah.
Terms cash--selIing as trustee | shall
convey such title as is vested in me by
said deed.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-06-22
New Advertis m G II s.
ATTENTION.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TIE undersigned surviving admins
traitor Of the Estate of DAME,
lThompson, deceased, will present his ac
account a: the July Term of the Probate
Court Of Amite county, FOR final settle
ment and allowance; and surrender his
letters OF administration.
T. NJ. ROGERS,
t'.t Surviving Admir-.
June 22, 1914. lows
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-06-22

BY NlRTUEof a Deed Of Trust Elk
D ocuted by CHARLES w. MCkNIGHI
to f. NJ. Davis, to secure Simeon Avery,
William Jones, and John E. Firth, from
certain liabilities therein named, and OF
Record in the Clerks Office Of the Pro
bate Court of Amite County, | will sell TO
the highest bidder on Monday tho 23d
day Of September, 1914, al the door ofthe
Court House in Liberty, for cash, the
following described property, to.wit;
One negro man Charles, and
negro man Abraham, and negro
girl NeIIa, one Mare and Colt,
Five work Steers, and one Ok
Wagon,
and convey such title to the purchaser as
is vested in me by the said Deed Of Trust,
the subsequent appointment Of me as
trustee
WILLIAM c. HARRELL,
trustee,
March 6, 1914. Inc
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-06-22
NOTICE.
TICE.

A T the June Term, 1871, Of the Pro
"a bate Court Of Amile county, we
Will present the account Of L. L. WeaH
erSjy, deceased, late co.aC ministrator Of
Solomon Weathersby for final settlement
ELPHANEY WEAYHERSBl,
WIN. OBlER, Admr's ..
April q. 1874. 6w3
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-06-22
NOYICE

a 7 the June Term, 1874, Of the Pro
"a bate Court Of Amte comfy, We
will present the account Of L. L, IVeah.
ersJy, deceased, late co executor, Of Lew
is Weathcrsby for final settlement.
ELPHANEY WEATHERSBT,
WM. OBIER, Executors.
April 81, 1874. Gw3
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-06-22
MASONIC FESTIVAL.

TT iBERTY LODGE No. 81, will eel
A citrate the festival Of St. John the
Baptist, on the Gath inst. in Liberty. Ma.
sons residing in Amte county in good
.standnC-and their families arc respect
fully invited to participate in the lestivi.
aies of the occasion.
JOHN WALKER, w. NJ.
June 8, 1914. l4w3
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-06-22

HH'uaN
#.H# .Hfsa.Im N NH q
hH. ~ nH#t % rt#u 4sH
'i..
Won na 0.tty f.'rl 60 ul ..f
HIy HHYaf iffro lha Probate
.HH u. 'mfn rmsg, On q. IHHi
IHiaV u JHf H.H, 81 ahfw ug.. ID
... ..I .IH.wi# lho n.l1v.0H llaI 4.
#.. #uHHHe m wI drf0t..la EHnW.
l...I u.. ~ ordered ll b. sold. m.W0f. .a
ImU.' r6H of lba north rb.f rmHafu.
.....a lHAaE T. ~ Ia4H #p HH#H-f A.
n. mH. uumbaf 4. maf. ran'Huu. l5g
.u.u .afsa fa.Is md thirty wsHs. u0I
'wr.nn 'WnuH U.'h Of purchase. haHg
bounded and described 0a lu'lu#a. f.l.
H.gunugol % white oak ai ha a.al
na. almer0. r1I section, running south
l1a hundred 11I DUy four pnrehna ~ o.
rod oak stake, taaugg wos. one hundred
and taruyprghl poreLxs and realoas
10 "a pine stake, lhcuAaorlh one hundra.
oHI 1'Oy porrhgs to q laurel stake, thoulC
cast 10 the place OF commaneumnul--sajU
lands is situated in Am,lo County il is
further ordered BY the Court that lhi.
Citation be published in the Liberty Ad
yocate aud WoodyIIIo Republican, lor the
time prescribed by law.
ANN. WITNESS the Honorable
Salfse, JOIN WALKER, Judge Of Pro.
TEaA.fAyy= bate Of SAID County, the
aM.s Fourth Monday Of April, 4.
WV" D., One Thousand Eight Hun
drcd and Forty-four.
Issued cath April 1874.
s. r. DAVIS, Cpk.
April 27, 1874.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-06-22

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ppar.H.n.HWg $40 r. 100 acres aaui
IHH rn.l hN.l NHe south tuHquaHab of
#."l0"'rnIuU.r ~, iu township number
y, OF rongo number {, wgs,ig9uluu.ut
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-06-22

q EIIgH# ~ iIm.uH~Hw 90 I..
EHrrH limo ~ Jtfl, Jt.H
s-d' Iag.up baap gauial laiHeuHIaHrH
I'D n Co., Mly Torn, ialt, ~ 'H# Poo
hafa Court rAmIfH county h.f pHfIH.
Indebted ~ spl Ei'pH ore trHuI0tI G
mako immediate ptywnu' mi 'hYfa n1
wing claims ap1.uaflha .amH viii rfr..nI
,hsm dnIg authenticated within lIH 1000.
proschbcI by law ~ lh.y Will Do lowy
or barrel.
q. T. CLNUDlIrON.
AdWTu.Hu.u.
Ion. {. lgiI. l'"b
NOTICE
A + the August Term, 1914 Of ibl
u Probate Court oil im00o county,
vii present my uuauu. co.'s uImIu#'fa
frx ON lne Estate OF JlW torug'yH
Scnro deceased, for final settlement n1d
allowance.
. SUSAN CONVICTION,
hdm'nsniriy
juno /, 1914. 13w}
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-06-22

To al persons interested in the toll0uins
Real Estate Of GEORGE WILSON, deceaS
cd-GREET1NG:
NZOU are hereby cited TO be and per,
4 sonalIy appear before the Probate
Court Of Amite county, on tie Fou0
Monday IN July neat, and shcw cause Il
any you can, why the same Should ne
be ordered to be sold, to-wit:--The undi
vided halt Of fractional section numberl4
in township number 4, Of range number
/, east; containing $50 acres, lying in
Franklin County, and State aforesaid -
Also tract of land situate, lying and be.
ing in Amite County, and State aforesaid
designated more particuly as lying and
being about thirty miles east of Natchez,
on the Homochitto River, which it APP
pears was surveyed for Elias Bonnell, on
the 18th Of September l79I--by virtue
OF warrant, dated 9th May, 1890, certi-
fed 3lsl May, 1899, and patented Isl
June, 1893; containing 400 arpents, more
or less. Also fractional section number
10, in township number /, east, situate
in the County and State aforesaid. 1t is
further ordered bv the Court that this CT
tation be published in the Liberty Advo-
cate and WoodviIle Republican for tho
time r,rOSc ri bod h,, In IN
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-06-22

fih1l m'huH atAfNeg as NJ 9rsnefy,
fa.'Hm af.''ufa 4UI FfibWfy, bl
~ InIhn tN.W perpetual lbi most iu
l00Hr'.fo rIm. anitfy upon Hta r6dr
feAl 40 Hla proposed Co. ewlnjy 10
m hm1ds1a Edition iLu admirable Hiss
lmiluna ~ t0lH lbea1 editions engraved
wilb equal oxoIIit0ss If moobab meal csc.
olujn, 90 add "a 'bss0i afIgr sngfay6g7
rom ominoni artists, .as Reynolds, ~
feif, =. NcwtU1f Wo4 md N accompany
tbnm 9Ilb.n beautifully prolgi ,nj cor
rect iaNl
BuL plHI.ab.G auy.11st That biscouu.
ny should pay some 1u ~ tho ho
mae1 5ug from her 10 'hr greatest NJ
PJes, 20 % one who Jg'9ugs bot solely
% Eof'1Gj, Bot 70 ali
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-06-22
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

NMITE JOTNTI, s. s.
To all persons interested in the Jo1l01oing
Real Estate Of GEORGE WILSON, deceaS,
cd-GREETING:
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-06-22
Trustees Sale.

April q. 1914. 8w6
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-10-08
8rebssScbabett.

Srsunb esfer.-9isis Yla9e 9rsift fsin lsbsns
sss 0Ssien an oI6 nur Mdnnsr unp Srausn =
9eWtbnlidb be9innt ss uno ;siet fb we Elm
flen rctbes pofbsn, fibIt Iib pie ein 'Slots
Sis,' ODER als ,psnn cine Spinne bslst-cbsr
als cb Elm 9ifti9er 2Surm bcbrt unb in cosr
unter 6aut unD SIeiib frisbt. -@s 1T stma6
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;srnaat bic Sruit, Sslten unc @Iiebsr osrSOssns
fdbsn iopoDl als ben 5oals, bas eiibt uno Die
&ebls, uno asbt ME meg ODER itirbt bon isIbit
pis sni9s anosr Ylaasn tbun.- Nein ciss
tbut ss ME, fonbsrn nus burb bas rebts Mits
tel ssrtrisbsn perbsn-unb bic Sra9e 1T nun
-0Esr bat biefeS WRittel?
81. 9. stusfbnsicsn bisiss siftssn Subss
tpurms aus Dem 8sifts it scbssssfabr-tbut
fein gut, oo er lb perbreitet, auScsbnt II. miss
Der um Ib friet, 70 b6s ,pie jemalS.
Cine Srau bate elm @emdh6 am Soalft, 9es
nannt "Kropf," 70 oif ais 2 Sduite, uno eaS
OFlttel pstbelts ss.-Sis lebts unb perfab ibrs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pis gew6bnlid1, as uno
tranf pos tbr am beifen lbmeGts uno muroe
pom "Srcpf 9sbslt, cbne Sbnecen. Der
9anle per Srau mar Seip. - Septsmber 3.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-10-08

| Oisfs $sbrs ssttdst anf bic gaturseiess
1T erbaben nber bic 8efese ber Wsnfebbsit,
unb feet uns in Stanb, ju Oerritten, mas
mir anf anoere QBeile niebt perritbten fonn'
ten II 6ilft ben Bauer in oer Setauung Der
groe, unb cine sitise SprIebnna sibt bic
ernote - ino fest auf abnlihe prinjipien
ben Hrst in Stanb, bem pasirnten Wlebi5in
3u aeben, oisGelbe 9utise Sorlebuus aber 9ibt
ibm Gclunobsit. aa6tsuns oanfbar lein.!
0es Ocftors gntpefun9 BON elmer neuen
uno leibten 1rt, Tim cen &ranfcn Selunes
belt 81 sten uno lls su sleitsr 3slt BON lhrsr
sepobnIeben $tbensart attuipsnoeI, Fnoet
all9smelnen Seifall unb perbreltet ltfb hber
bic san3s welt - brinst ihm Srlsts nnp
Aniutben bon eMtferntem SessnSen.
Sir Deridiebene &ranfbeten-abert tslon'
ssrs fir bic wieberbsrttelluns uno erbaltun9
oss 9lusenlitbts.
Sei ibm 1T pas O1ittsl ;n baten 5ur 2Sies
perberitelluns bes Senebts.
Seine 5hlfsmstbcbe 1T snfad-. -.nnitbuls
big ilno sut an 9ebraueben. gs binosrt ssus
te niht, 'ju lsben ,pe rorbsr cper ibren 9es
lp6bnlitsn SeGhdftsn su fclsen.
Sllebte miro in Die Nusen setban fol9lleb
tonnen ite feinen 9ttabem baenreb leioen -
nein-trinen. Benu 3nci cper brel Sbalcr
init DER pct ober auf aaf anpcre art gu ibm
aeibft neroer, wiro oas Olittel fit einc
perlcn NIT rer pplt, pcrtcfrei iterieblft.
-QBcnn 2balcr aeitbft ,perreL ipiro cas
W1itel fir oper perlonsn, ebenfalls por;
tcfrei, iitcrIcbift.
9is Satbe bes 5rn. Stout Gin rres
pcctablcr Bauer bon gbeltcr, Stamens Stout,
bat einen in Ieiner SamiIie Der gum 9beil
blino mar, ilno oas !5aupesprinSip ces 5slls
mlttels ttellte fsn 1uaenliebt ,pieosr hr.
ee maren Gtitftben 5aut cper Slim ric
earilber 'ouebIsn, mas, CLAUDE i6, Cataract
senannt miro, uno seitsnweie ,pesseibnltten
,psrosn muB; Itsr bas Yrin5ip bon bee
Dcftors 5eilmittel entfsrnte DIT 5aut BON
csn 4uarn uno teIIte bae Seittt ypiecer hrr,
81 0lctbwenpiseeit uHc Sefabr ess Stbnsls
bnes entfernenb.
Geabn9, spa. 1914. Sn,.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-10-08
I'm Die 0etbenben.
Rte11lep'a Gege1r Granfl
Ytu en-.

=. Slsle splllsn )no bic tsffsn unp (ltsrfn
fur oen rclBenesn Stein ODER Grdprl @ricsD
lno alle Sranfbeitem bic aus Dem walIer snt,
tteben; le reini9sn Die Slsren unp ttrllen bic
Orsane misSsr in Oronuns, Oe Itno larirsnp,
wlnps uno tpaGertreibemo, rsiniaeu unb ttars
rem esn O'a9en, er,psfcn Ippetit, beilen bas
Soptpsp, Die 5artIsitisfsit, winofolif, eas
sslttpeb, Sieperfa &c. &c.
Cleles allies 1T pur6 3susmTe be(tatist
uno betpisIsn
Sobn &ienfep, Gr. 9r.
" 81 babsn in cieler Druferep; tei 8sc.
See, W'arftpieref; earl oBuTans, ges bsr
7ten uno SranflinltraBe-Ge unb tei
Apotbstsr D'cfsr, Iasntann, $edba gauntp,
Spa. sI-5
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-10-08

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fe fl6 an . oftor Queen, eon Nsaoins
pa., Der fte, init 8eiitanp i.np oes Sesems
Der Sorlebuas, bette. pabreno fe ibre gee
'pobnts ssbsusart fortissts, nno al nno trant
mas ibr I6msefts
ginise $eute nanntsn ss &reksfebaoen -
Sercfula - Ktnas EntL nettt nod pisle
anpere Stamen; alIein ale pieie Bencnnun:
gen teifeite - Die Srase mar: "2Ssr Fam
ce beilcn :" 0enn es mar bsitdnoia am I'm.
ltebfye0en Slaie, Safen Ause, icsar bic
Inm Dluno binu,lter, tros alien 6eilmitteln
eie oaSu an9ewenpct woroen, bis tie Camille
bon Dem otenbenamtru Wann borte.
Gin anoerer Yatisnt, Der in Sustaun, pa.
wcbnt, batts sttnfalls cine abnlidbe Dlase
an fteb, nabe am Iuss uno Sttlaf, uno ,uur'
DC natb pbilapelpbia sencmmen allcln CT
fehrts unssbeilt surif, purce ater nabber
bon eten ccm Dsann sebeilt, unb 1T 1est gee
fune, fr6bliob nno sufieren.'
Solhe psrfcncn, bic inter dbnlieben Ses
Iebiperoen f6maebten, fonnen ibn 3u eesens
wdrtiser 3eit in 8sabins, Ya., antrsfsn, no
er jest tpcbnt.
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SeriI1erun9 9e9en S6ooen ooer Serluif
Durcb s. emcr.
iHretbrtef tmmernahrcnN.

Vrelbrtef tmmerDabrene.
Die 5prin9sDaroen DerGberunaes6e,
iellfbaft Don philadelphia,
Olacbt Serltberuns, entweper fir cine
3sitauS ocer fir immeripdbreno, sessn Bsrs
lutte oocr Sebarsn bureb Seusr III Der
Staot uno auf bem qanoe, al 5dniern,
S6euern une 8sbdupen ausr 4rt; All 6auss
acrdtbe, &aufmanns ssitern, pfercen, Ninoz
pich, Hferbauer,eusni0e, gcmnereieQe uuo
SatritsStcfs nno Seratblbaften Don jeOer
Senennuns; 5biffcn uno cersu %aenns i'm
6afen, Gcmcbl ais mortadtIebes uuo @runp
Nenten, nmter bsn h6tbit sanitislten Ssrins
aulael.
O1it @eIuhe fir 8srIt6sruna (Snlmranes)
III Serts gauntp, ooer fir eini9e Selebruna
hter sisien Se9enitanc, tpencc man lttb per-
,inltb oper ourb 8ricfe al Jobn .. Hi.
baros, 0ecbts Nnipalt, 0rufcrsi ces8erts
unp @ehuplfia Scurnals, 0eaoiua, spa.
5H0rtom 11r1&1ichaeI preftosnt.
=. Hrumbbaar, Sefretdr.
9ireftors:
Oaortcn OleWhhaef @harlss Stcfes,
ScIspb Dpoo, Qrhitalb wrisht
81 s. tasuerenne, Samuel Sownienc,
eIijab Saaet, 81. 9D. pcnroN
@barlss D. Sbrsnsr.
0cobiua, S(oUember |. bp.
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Ser GeDli6e NorI0er,

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Stid auf bic &ontroperie 5pifben Sru.
Steinbaber uno 9rn. Berg, porses
babt am II, Is uno 10. Sftober
lS42.
9as san3e 9Derttcn, bcitsbenp aus anolf
6efteh bat Die Yreds rsrlaHsn emo 1T nun
in pielcr Srnfsrsi fowobl III clnselnen 6ef.
ten ,pie i'm Sanasn suia,nmsn ssbeftst ,uit
farbiasn llmibldssh ~ babrn. Oas Gan,
3s kilcet nul ein ss4 @siten ttarfss Buet.
psifen Snbalt fir gbrittsn aller @onfe5{lcnsm
nno teionbsrs fir bsntfdbe Satbcliesn, fstr
intersGant ut.
Nsapiae, Stpt. IL.
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Nufet at ,pp Sbr lpoblfeil
f0ufen f6nnt.
I'm Saumeilfer uno 2(noere

I'm Saumeliter uno Unoere.
Olan miro einen sroEcn Scrratb fclasneer
Artltsi tri bem !lutcricitnetsn porfnoen,
namlleb: Slci,psl6, Sartsn, Del, Glas &c.
5n lsbr serinsen preilcn. Seltes BIsimel6
IN Del aemabIen, gu 7 bis 8 3bsler oas 5un:
bert; Sas 5n bis 7 9bl. bic Dor. gbcns
falls; cine An5abl Der pcr5iaIititsu Shl6ls
fer, Die fcbr ippbfcil pertauft wsrpen, petlt
etnem arrBsn lGortemcnt anosrer Satcr,
plel rpoblfeller wie acm6bnlih. 9a CT feline
Nussabcn ,leulitb bepeutsno enaGtbranft Bat
70 fam CT Icine Daarsn NIT ssrlnsem prc.
fit Utrfaufcn, tpelebss audi sGheben Ioa. -
O1an belisbe al Der gfs oer stem uno penn.
itrabe 5ujuIprsebsn.
Sranflin Miller.
Heaons. 2(usult 90. SO1.
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9feue, mool9e uno noblfeile
- Sutma6erei!
~ ASbiaip Sa,,t,,ter,

6utmadsr ma6t Diermit ben Sirsern BON
Gsaolns uno Der llmss9eno bsfannt, cas sr ltd,
in &saoln9 nsu etabi!irt bat uno isin e,sIbdft
in allen oaSu 9sbSrsnosn 3Wsissn bstrsibt.-
Sens @srfifdtte 1T in Der Slp 4tsn Strase,
nabs bsi Scas' ioclSbcfs, 400 man fprtmdbrsnb
fnosn pirb sinen 9roesn Scrratb BON
SeapG t7utria Gator HufIfden, nups
peo uno wollenen Stiten,
bon alien Ocben unc Scrmen. @r pirb iid,
aufS Ssits bemubsn ourb quite @rtsit unb bil,
li9e prsiis Die @unit Der &unesn iu ssminnsn,
bic ibm NIT ibrsm 3uiprube bssDrsn mtssn
nnS label Nas btflbif Elm anjurusn uno fes
usn 8crratb Su beiibti9en.
Ssifsaun9sn wsresn banftar anssnomrnsn
uno fbnsa unb panftIib beforst.
Meaeins, Oai Ia. Is.