davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-06
Ah8ANv I0GK r. psFsfTAE
E3SYfBEYSfE ID
a AAA -
IL n
CIV. CTOzGE COGE. T.. l.. y.
III. :, n. = =. r.r.l... r.n.1.r - -

-n&TrPNfD from ENGLAND
COM &TfS - 10 consulted cenhdenuaIl}
d n Norton 81 Nh9nV. \. !.
Th'z Phfi7afhr5rtc TreHtuhon. esfnh' = 81
A n $40. uNiserealIv aaokon a. n he vauaus
veto s4eais 81 he present ape, y a. e,lfce'
located ia re. red raft ~ thu Cit, ee'aaa"a /
trom a1v ni1ee o. Huhlfr re8cxf whatever. 80
Who'll offbo hft' =es . occupied BY vatleats.
each wig thcr owH roon, and no. sgRiect
70 Re the ohe#r.e1 ofall oeservars. 3r Cooke.
fnnuder 4 TIE 7sso'tai, - the only resident
hvsie'au aud dseates his he)e tiwe and st
cotton TO lhe v-o'f3ro IF tie unfortunate. The
Offices fCr con eu'tatnn. conveniently arranged,
arr on tho cran.3 floor; tie HOSPITAL an stair,
Is also renlete with eyery facility for theIece R'1y
~ Oarrufs
For - ra~e of To worst rims NJ Feosr"al
b.s"4se Guvel. Seminal Weakness. Glps',
Strirfure ~ '6e rrct' "a, fmr.tency. %vnhihs
and Ganorrhca cienrradve aud Nervous Dahl
~. Newfoundland al o'h,r diseases If the skln,
and affections Of TIE Urinary dreams ~ theu
noSf 0nl7nant and advanced e'aeaa, Or Coo e
Is ackrcw'o e2d 10 be much ee'sbrafed. |; ls
rrovfrh'a' that Al diseases Of his class s'opos,
ed to be 3nca-abla " others sre aptv aud
conveniently ranas lied b" nr Cao<a vtfhont
more 'hnn ordrarp trsuhle. '-fau'iinr with u .
practice Of medicine: he iae,itahly cures his
own patients and very frequently tie patents OF
prroalsp IS lie o1ss, q2vari -'a1 Hh~s ieian
/ IN t4a r'f1of Albany = T.-hs medical talents
A. unrivai'e3
.Aaaus rive NOS -el sh-atel shvalcans Of tho
4 aa. is Gen Cooke ~ = l. 7. n If Albany Y.
the fonr 'ar ef The hhanV Lock Hosenal. lie
/ Is mentioned I'm tie hi1negt terirc ofpraise for
rs henovs'rner aa4 rhi'ar 'hrohy. not onle by
EDITORS " row sHoaers hn' Lis worth e roc lan-
ed bg the leefrter on Itetatnrs and from the
sarrsd daall.'- Nsnoerat'c Pa Panrfr.
1 .'Whensver IN. N 'ort ma 10 insult DR. Cooke
Of ALBANY. tbeg a. very nshtelY conducted In =
sgProas rrirsto offrr Cferl'y crow ed with
( credentials Of ihc tioReet Der, in lnree GLASS
frames, subject n the ins8ectia7 off, 5 nqties :
-vetv lev mrn have the honor TO hold such
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-06
rRr*cFF ARrIrrcIArrY.c7rrrs

ffar Wrsaths \ lar2e assortment, o Hosiery
very cheap. Ce'fen fae7 Foe ami Nes' Cord
nntent thread. Ven and Gear Hatone, to7s
Islets, h,ol- anJ e"ce .sar. aod CIR. =
500 pICCEs Of PHEETa.
Fed tnll2E, hlae dri'ing brow -Han9,
hrn,'ii i'm craas u nr~'.- ii.-H ~ - Ok
Canton Flanuei &ack velye.een. bro4t e.t-
,oens. coai qinebasr Reae'a ehe.'.np l. "a
Linen scaret md white Flannel, s'@rsd 90
+ dc, NorS dr~trpl canvass ard tadhng.
MD mus, n yer. cheap large lot Of pmbre' .
! lae md Parnst's, 4 vrrr ruuerIor orfit-a Of
Florence braid bonnets, ne.v style Enahsd "a -
do.
Mons and Rovs' Teelorn Vate. siae 4
large lot ofPalnl aaf Hats &c. which W NJ.
determined 70 sell very cheap for cash. W.
49, cetfuy invite the citizens of Wheeling md
vieinitp "a e7ll aud sec orr sfaok befare pnrebs
sirqelse where 3 & Z = 81 4BSH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-06

II ORINS0N " HU1 L. HOUSE. SIGN AND
q NNMENTAL PAINTERS No 1915 West
side Main s., are always prepared with the best
vnrmcn and material IN execute all orders in their
lir in he best STYLE and at the lowest rales
Every description Of SIGN PAINTING OR GIL.
nlNG done IN tie hest manner. may 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-06

THAT'S, HATS. TTATs.-MCanam, l79
- Main 81, has now ON hand large assortment
If Hats n his own manufacture. consisting OF every
variety. shape aud quality worn, and when he Is
determined To dispose Of Of wholesale or heia"' AT
prices 10 suit the lines. Caun'fy Mefchan'' arc
requested to coll and eXamlre his stock previous 10
pun A c MCALTAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-06
nARNIrM.a uOTEIn

Near he Eal,.aa0rc and Olio Rq7 Poad D''o
CUMBERLAND Mn
HSIIS ELEGANT and spacious Hotel, recently creet
el hv GIL e NJ Thr1~on has been lo7sed
br ac sahscrfhcrs fora term of wears. L combines
all The nelern improvements. having a loree mum
her NJ ParIurs with Alrove4 lnr The accommodation
Of families md others Wishing comfort and ease.
THE whole house hqs been furnished with ne"
and handsome furniture throughout, ond rhe best
cooks and servants procured lohlI ail denaHmen's.
,Tbe nr,nfietors nattcr themselves th1' from q
f,c- exnarience in the business. they will render
to;r house oouqI to ~ establishment in the roun
,,y aod ihcy respectfully solicit the patronage oil
HER friends and the public
Cumberl1.d M 3-6m BARSJM q ~,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-06
alse2 rsaM4Etan.

- -. - lsHh.AEIea 81
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-02-03
THE HUGE LEVI.ATHAN.

Lieut.. Morrison, SO well known III
Liverpool as the proiect"r Of the Tel
egraph, and so universally known as
"Zadikiel the Seer has just publish,
ed description ola large steam YES
sci, invented by himself, 10 be named
as above.
The Huge Leviathan will be 80 900
tons burthen, be propelled by three
Archmedian screws, of 500 horse
power each: long,h of deck 600 feet;
breadth. ia feet; number of private
cabins. 1000; exien, of grand saloon,
Is 900 square frei-heing room $50
feet long. nv 100 feet wide, & / S feet
high; complement of crew and pa>sen
gers, S $50 persons. Estimate cost Of
building, el50ooo; fitting up, ESQ.,
900; total, 920O,o00 Estimated gross
receipts five summer voyages TO Amrr-
lea and back, ETC, 900; profits TO pro-
prietors, 9l30,oo0 yearly.
The area Of each of her decks will
be l04 900 feet, being much beyond
the extent Of two acres. Yet the draft
Of water will no, be above 90 feet, and
the vessel will he capable of entering
the Mersey. There will be a proai-
enade around the upper deck Of over
one third Of mile, calculated for horse
and carriage exercise. There will be
flower and kitchen gardens, conserva-
tories, SC extending over $50 square
feet, the whole of the rest of the i'm
mense area of The decks being free for
promenadeS, tents, seats, alcoves, &c +,
there will be neither mast or funnel on
deck to interfere with The comforts of
the passengers or check The speed OF
the vessel. The cost Of the best cabin,
including table, will be els l5s. The
charge for passage in the grand sa-
loon, exclusive of table. with second
sleeping apartment, being only IS =
/ That for a sieeragr passage only el.-
The vast extent of this floating mass
will prevent all violent motion, and
so preUent Sea-SickneSS. The Huge
Leviaihan. being propelled by pnw-
CT III wv hpiSENs WIZ sue SdliS,
which will extend $500 square feet of
canvass, will, on s'eady average. pro-
gress at the rate Of IL miles an hour.
and so reach New York from Liver
pool in ten days! To avoid enn ri
and render the voyage agreeable, the
vessel will be provided with a theatre
to contain l 900 persons, and a regu-
lar company will be attached to the
ship. Also a scientific leciure-room
with apparatus and lecturers for the
benefit Of the passengers. And there
will be a series Of shops. such as dra-
pers, booksellers, conieclioners, g.,
and daily paper printed on hoard. =
The Huge Levisthan will consist OF
three iron-huiIt vessels, 600 feet long
each, and SO feet wide, which will give
for each Tonnage of lo.625. These
three iron bottoms are 10 be .i0ined To-
gether, and platform combining the
area of all their decks, will be the low
er deck OF the vessel.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-02-03

The LARGEST DIAMOND Mo dia-
mond is known to exist as large as that
Of the King Of Portugal, found in ths
River A bate, about ninety-two leauges
TO the northwest of Serro de Frio.--
The history Of its discovery is roman
,ic:--Three Braziians, Antonio dc
Souza, Jose Felix Comes, and Thomas
de Souza, were sentenced to perpetual
Punishment in The widest part Of tho
interior. Their sentence was cruel
one; but the region Of their exile was
the richest in the world; every river
rolled over bed Of gold; every valley
contained inexhaustible mines Of dia-
monds. An impression Of this kind
enabled these men to support the hor-
rors of their fate; they were constantly
sustained by the hope Of discovering
some rich mine. They wandered a.
bout for nearly six years in vain, but
fortune was at las: propitious. An
tensive drought had laid dry the bed
OF the River Abaite, and here, while
working for gold, they discovered a
diamond OF nearly an ounce in weight.
Overwhelmed with joy, they resolved
TO proceed, at all hazards, to Villa Ri
ca, and trust to the mercy OF tho
crown. The Governor. on beholding
the magnitude ofihe gem, cod scarcely
credit the evidence of his own senses.
He immediately appointed commits
sion ofihe officers OF the diamond dis
iricis to report on its nature; and on
their pronouncing il real diamond, it
was despatched to Lisbon. The SEN
,encc Of the three 'condamnados' was
Immediately reversed. The value of
this celebrated diamond has been esti-
mated by Rome de l'isle at the cnor-
nous sum of three hundred millions
sterling. 1t is uncut, bu, the lato
King Of Portugal, who had passion
for precious stones, caused hole IN he
bored through it, in order 10 wear t.
suspended about his neck on gala
days.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-02-03

LOVE AND DEATH.

BY EDWARD LyTToN BuLwRR.
O strong as the Eagle.
o mild as the Dove!
How like. and how unlike,
O death and O love!
Knitting Earth 10 Heaven,
The Near 10 the Far
With the step on the dust.
And thu eyes on the star:
Interviewing. commingling.
Both rays from Gods light!
Now in sun. now in shallow,
Ye shift to the sight!
Ever changing the scep'ers
We bear AS in play;
Now Love as Death roles US.
Now Death has Loves sway!
Why walls so the new bornl
Love gave il the breath.
The soul sees Loves broiher-
Life ehiers Oh Death!
Why that smile the wan lips
OF The dead man above?
The soul sees Death changing
It's shape into Love.
So confused and so blending
Each twin with lis brother,
The frown of one melts
In The smile of The other.
Love warns here Death wilhers.
Death bligh's where Love blooms;
Death sits by our cradles,
Love stands by our tombs
Nov. 9. 1913.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-02-03
private enterprise, as might be most
eXpedient. MOSES NJ. STRONG.
i. |. BARBER.
NELSON DEWEY.
ESCAPE FROM THE PENIrENrrAaY.

.
AND REcAPTURE.-We learn from
gentleman who arrived last night from
Jefferson City, that twenty of,hc con.
victs confined in the Penitentiary at
that place, broke out on last Sunday,
by knocking the turnkey down, who
was stationed at the gate. After Sc
we're chase, in various directions, nine
teen Of them were re,aken, and the
other one succeeded in making his es-
cape lie was pursued for four miles
on horseback by Col. PRIcE, one ofthe
lesseeS Of the prison, and would have
been taken, had not the horse on which
he rode became entanglcd in marsh.
Our informant did not learn the name
Of the prisoner who escaped. LOU
is New Era.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-02-03

GFWolves arc very numerous up
on the Nsrraguagus river, in Maine
They are destroying the deer very
rapidly. Carclsses are found 10 all d.
reetions in the woods
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-02-03
GENERAL ORDERS, No 3.
Head QUARTERS " skoisan Mllilia,l
Adjutant General, Office,

Madison, December %, lS43.
IN pursuance Of general oders issued by The
4 Commahd def in Chief OF the Militia OF Wis
koa,an OF the date OF December Is, 1913, the
ding officers Of the severl Regiments aud
Battallons are ordered 10 report to the Commander
il Chief, without delay, me number of persons
enrolled by the Commanding officers Of each COM
pay composing their respective Regiments or
Buialiahs, according 10 the act of the 9TH OF
April, l543. The Commander in Chief viii deem
il his duty to enforce this order. as unless il is
complied with, the Adu,ant General will be una
HI. 70 make his returns to the Secretary of War Of
the number of Militia in the Territory, as is re-
CURED by the act of Congress. II is therefore ex-
pectsd that the reports viii be made Oh or before
the first day Of February next.
b. order OF the Commander in Chief,
WM. r. SMITH,
Adiu,ant General Militia. WI
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-02-03
LEGACY TO EDrToRs BIZ Az EDrron,

LrCAcY TO EDIToRs BIZ An EDITon.
The Rev. J. X. Breckenridge. oil
b fillmore. has dis continued the 'SpIr-
il OF the XIX Century, and leaves THIS
LEGACY To editors-"Of all literary ell
f,r,s. those connected with the period
icsl press, are the most frullless and ev-
anescent. OfalI the kinds Of influence,
that exericd by it is the most doubtful
and precarious. OfaII c'rts, those i'm
poscd by its superintendence are tho
most wasting and ceaseless. OF all re-
sponsl bili,ies, it inflicts that which is
most comprehensive and embarras-
slng.".
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-02-03

TThey have recently had sirik-
ing proof Of Mesmerism in Jackson,
Miss. we learn from a southern letter.
writer. A young gentleman put la
DIV of color into the magnetic state
"The passes were made, the equIlbri-
um Of the magnetic fluid established
between the opera or and his subject,
and the latter quietly Iulled TO Tho
mesmerIc sleep. At this particular
crisis. the operator was Snddenly seiz-
ed with violcn, chiiis, which obliged
him to Withdraw to his chamber I'M
mediately, and get under blankets,
when 10 and behold, the subject under
the influence of idanlity Of will forcibly
took possession of The unoccnplci por.
ton of the mesmerizer's bed! And
there they were, as the song says
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-02-03
POtOsi Millinery store.

Ihree D0ofs a0oOe - iLIter'; kreaanse
MADAME ENZ, late OF Galena, respectful
WI by Informs the Ladies Of Potnsi ahd vicini,
Il, mat she has iisi opened complete assortment
Of Fancy and MiIiinary Goods,
consisting of Silk,, Ribbon;, Bonnet, French Nee
ek Work, &c 6e.-ail OF the latest fashions ahd
styles. From her thorough knowledge Of the bust
ness, Madame Esq IS confident OF being able 10
-. entire satisfaction to those mo may patron-
re her. Pot1si. Mas 26. lS33. "
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-02-03

-Mesmeriser and Mcsmerisee, in
strong reciprocal ague-fit
We don't believe a word OF this: and
vet, according TO the principles Of
Mesmerism, why should il not all be
true? Why should not the subject
sympa,h'ze with the operator IN tat
Of the chiIls, as well as in any other
orgasm Of mind or bydy ?-St Louis
Gazette.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-02-03
POTOSI

SADDLE g. HARNESS FACTORY.
HNiE Subscriber wound respectfully Inform hi
Il friends ami the public, that he has common
eed mandatory of the ab1yc mentioned articles.
sad that enraPlete assortment nf all that apper-
talns 10 his ne, will ne fo1nd good ana cheap 70.
sash. Repairing OF all kinds promptly and rea-
sohably dom, by o. l.. STONE
Po,osi, May IS, ls43. IL
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-02-03

A Ny quantity of Fur, Hides, Flour, Wheat,
"A Corn, md Oats ia exchange Tor aay descrip-
'os o. Soods at J. N. OTIS.
%sasss;<r, December l, issa
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-11-19
Sappenmaber uno S6nelcer.
DuDiD Germ.

cylautt lttb pem seetrten putlifum bon Size
aoins unp csr Slabbarlebaft ersebenf an3us
Seiaen, pab CT Ith ale &appen aeb sr
etablirt bat. Seine lDsrtifatt 1T III osr
Sho STEM Strabe, nabe pem O1artts, 3n,
itten Scurbon's "Wan1on 5ouIc' uno gScl.
pp's Sctsl, no sr frrt,pdbreno cine arp6e
4uewatl Sappen anf 5anp bait, bic sn orn
biliafen prclIen psrtauft ,perosn.
CT 1T etsnfaus tereit oem putlifum ais
&lsipermaber 5n Oienen mo 1hmeldbslt (teb
Nae, Die ibn init ibrer &unofebaft tssbrcn
woIIen, sur 3ufrieesnbeit beriencn Su ftnnen.
Dnreb mabisc spreiIe nnc sute Nrtsit bcft
ct fteb oahcr einen auten 3uiprub 3u Ithsrn.
eente Die feIbit Sleicsr nabcn aber n,ebt su.
fbneiren f6nnen tpsrpsn ibn tsrcit finesn,
oides SGtbaft tlllia fir lte su perriebtcn.
We0oima, ben Is. October, 1e44.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-11-19
DDNAP DAD tpln1M9o
fiir Saar0elb.
O0ti1t G0luSrDultOt,
Ncremter S.

Seoisnt ltb oieisr @sls9snbeit isinsn bisbsris
gen @6nnetn une Sreunoen, lolpie Dem aeebr;
ten Nutllfum hbsrbaut anSujsi9sn,cas sr isinsn
Gletoer uno SerfbteoenbeitS Stobr
eini9e S9urcn weitsr bsrunter psrls9t bat, une
cerlslbe 1T nun cine SbIr Wsiilib pou benz
0Srtb5baule gum "penniDlpaniibe Bauer"
i'm psltlitbsn Marft;8ierst, 100 man Nrtifel
ieeer Nrt faufsn fann, iei eS mas eS mill, pom
Sleialten bis gum @robten. Die Haaren bic
sr sum Gerfouf onbietst llnb ale ouf Nuftips
ticnen in YDilaoelpbia 9sfauft uno f6nnsn ba
Der wcblfsIsr psrfauft werben, ,pis lis ir9enes
100 perfsrti9t wsrbsn fonnen.
gr bat becnberS lnmsr porrdtbia Gifens
tpaarcn Urofenrpaaren, einj9e Spe,erei.
en-, ferti99smatbts Klcioer Sousaer6tb.
icbaften aus srpsiter Soono, uno -1urpeicrs
,paaren. 2tub bat ct Kappcn jtrsr 2(rt su
iebr nieori9en Yreiien. &aufluiti9e iinb eins
9slaesn onSuruftn unr m69sn zines eutsnSdrs
gems usrIiCbsrt iein.
&sabn9, Npril lG bp.
q. .. Gier 9sibidtsS Sbnsiosr Iino Jest bel
ibm bsibdfti9t &Ieipsr eber 2lrt ~ perkrti1en
@r bat as9en,pdrti9 200 Yaar ferti9e eoien
unb iber 800 Nots ouf l9anr, Die CT wobfsil
psrfauftn miro.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-11-19
QSaitenCOurt 9Serfauf.

3ufolse elmer Scrcrpnuns Der waiIen:
court BON 8erfs gauntp, miro auf 6fcntlis
tber Seneue Usrfauft ,perben, auf Samtlaa
BEN 2SiteH Slopembcr 1914, am lsstbsrisen
9Sobnbauie oes peritprtnsn G Iii a b G Iebs
b eb, in Bafbinston 9aunIcbip,
Gin Qepi0es Stlif 9ano,
aelesm inaQDaibinatcn Saunitbip, 8srfs
eauntp srcn3enc al 2anb Don Daniel Sabb
Scbn Oaecbior uno 9lnoerss, entbalteno
flint Iter uno s,pei nno iee6Sis 8utbsn, GEE
nau 9cmeGen -2tle suites Yaulano.-
qeBtbin oas Gi9entbum pes psrtcrtensn e.
lijab gf6baeb.
Ser Serfauf bc9innt INN | ltbr Slaebmits
rags, mann aethbrenre Auf,partuns seseten
uno Die 8ertanfssSeoinaunsen tstannt ae:
matbt wcrren Gollen, purtb
Srieorib Siamuno, } 1omini
gepie nIaritcuer. : ifratorsn
Iuf Tsrcronun9 Der Court
Wm. 5ebiner Sbrsibsr.
October Den 22., 1914. 4n,.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-11-19
Canfcrtt0ttum0.

Sb llntsrieihnetsr itotte bsrmit Sfsntljd)
Dem Doetor Seroinano g6Wcn in 9ieas
bling, msinen inni9itsn 9anf as, fir bic mir
9eleilfsts 6hfs, in Sstrsf Ger 0Eiepsrberifellun9
msines 8sItbt5.
Ssit Ginger Set mar ieb nit elmer Nu9sns
franfbeit bsfalsn, pelcbe Der febmarse Staar
asnonnt miro. 9urb cisie 9dn;li(be Slnos
belt unfdDiN msinsr SamiIis poruitsbsn, mar
i6 elmer Der ssiblaasnitsn ORenibsn auf @r.
ben. Serlbisrsne Nsrjts wuroen gu 0atDs
9eSc9en, obsr ols lecffnuns Der QGstsr9ens
flung auf9s9eben.
Dp6, 9anf Der Scriebun9; Der Doctor
Seroinano Q6pen untsrnabm es mein Sc:
iidt bsrjuifsllen. Sbm 3utrouen fbsnfene,
untsrwarf ib MIDI miOi9 fsinsr Sur. Der BE
ite @rfcl9 frtnte feline &unf ourb Die 9dnsli,
hs 9SiscsrberifsQun9 bsS 9eibt5: 70, pas id,
jsst alls msine Nrbeit misbsr ysrribtn unp
msinsr Samlis pcrifsbsn fam.
Jaeob Ninsy.
&eabin9, ben 10. Ncpsmbsr 1914.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-11-19
9 GO Q CO.
Scrbcirofbct.

-curb rsn gbrm. 5ru. G. Il. pauli, am 90
iten October, 5err Scbn gtsrIp init Wlib
Sa1anca elisa Nutb, BON >aneater gauntp
dill 90. Oct, 5err Scprse Wernt init WllB
$ecna Woper, broe bon qancalter gauntp.
-am Z. S(cbem, 5err Scbannes QDes nit
Wi6 gatbarina. .Goop, BON .aneaRer gauntp
-am l0ten, 5err Nibaro Siiebsr bon Sci.
reltsrs, nit Olib unna O1opsr bon gumru.
-cureb Den ebrw. 5rn. Saeob Olillsr, am
9tem October, Serr 5arriIcn Sebmsper Don
Nitbmcnp, init WftB GiiSa Gurs bon GIaB.
--am 10, 6srr Georse NiIcr Don Stobelon,
init Olib Olarla Deipnsr bon Glfa6.
-cnrcb cen Gbr,p. Srn. wm. panli, am TO-.
Ncp., 6err Sand &ri6 nit W1ib glIatetb
Wlerf, bon @umru.
ebenfalIs, 5err 3bomas Viser nit O.iB
Nebefa Sbuls, BON Nsaoins.
in pcttstaun, Mpnts. so, Durb Den gbrw
5rn. eomuno .eaf am 81. Oct, 6err Saect
&. xirlln nit Oli6 Auna 81. wamIhsr. BEL
DC bon 8erfs gauntp.
-bur6 Den Gbrip. 5rn. Sobn G. Suh'r.
am S. Slcp.. Secrr Sobn g. wiaiamIon Don
siperpcol, Derrp Co., nit O1ib O1arp 1nn,
Sotbter bon Spf. Slapp, bon bier.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-11-19

Su joslsna in Nrfanfas, wurbe am 7. Oftcs
Der. am Sage Der aasemeinsn 9Babl. qimon .
Nifbsr burb tinen sewifTsn N. 0S Sclano init
tinem erosen So,pismensr ermorbst. Solanb
wurbs slsid, arretrt unb ba bic @ireuit @ourt
9rabe in Sisun9 War, fanb iDn bic @ranbs
Surp bss Necrbss fbulois unb bic 5onritbtuns
wurbe auf ben %. Oftobsr bsifimmt.
Gine pette. bel rpeldber beiee Ibcile
9epinnen ooer perlieren mueten, muroe
por Der lssten Wabl in Wiebisan ssmadbt =
Gin Waoben rpsttste init einem jungen Man:
ns unter fcl9snesn Sseineun9sn, ndmlitb: i'm
Sal polf aIs Ytslosnt errdblt wirbe pcllts
fis ibm als Yrsis Dabsn, uno i'm Sal Clap ers
rpablt wiros, fclts sr fis tsfcmmen. 9as &ss
fultat eisfsr 8stte wire libsr cine ,ecbSsit"
tin.
Ibelesrapbiide 7cuisfeit.-9is Soc
nigin 3ietora bon England foil jest caran
tein cine 9anfsNbbrsif an Die qcfos in Nmss
rlfa ~ fbrsibsn. ipopon Gin @remplar an jebes
esmcfratiibe eauptquartisr ssfanet peresn
fra, sur frpmmsn Grbauun9 csrjenlSsn epfcs
Die Feline arbsit babsn.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-11-19
161, ,2O3 l67 $50 156,114 16O,4Os
pennplpaniibe 0eiee9ebun9.

9aus Der MspreIsntantsn.
Nams. James Cooper.
@assbsnp. q Sin9baus, Jobn HiopsI, Us
lsranesr Silans, ScuntIsp t1Iufe.
armitron9- Sinblap Yattsricn.
Sebfero. IOiIiam SiibofT, Z rllesasr.
Ssapsr. Ibcmas t76Olion ! 4 Guns
nin9bam.
Sracfcro. Sobn eliot, Sra 1Gilfcn.
Suts. SSiliam le Irmltrons, Mibasl
gGorman, &cbert Sames.
Ssrfs. psnrp QS Smtb Saecb seis,Mis
baeI ioofTman, Samss Sounsr.
Sutler. Sofspb @roB.
@ramfprb. 2llsranosr Yomsr, 500. @rap.
Centre uno @learfisb. asws 9E Smitb,
Snmss SurnGos.
sbeiter. JsGe G Didsp, Robert pares,
milliam price.
columbia. sbcmas q Sunifcn.
Cumberland. Saecb Iosf, Sa's Rennebp.
Cambria. Wibasl 9 Maessban.
Dslarpar. -Jobn Qarfin, jun.
9aupbn. Jobn g KunfsI, Jobn 6 t,ars
per.
eris. : . Dunlap, t1Iarf Salbmin.
TranfIin. Jafper lt Sraop, AnorsaS Sn>
pslp.
Sapette. Samss 6 @uh,nss, Sobn Wcraan
Green. Marwea Of@aslin
jountinsoon. X II t11'I11utris, : 3rsws
fer.
Snbiana. Jobn NJ Sarlanb.
Seferfpn. Clarion uno 0snanac. Samss
Domlin9, Mcbsrt y Barber.
qibanon. -JoBn p Sanosrfon.
qeba unb Carbon. SSamsS ". Strutbsrs,
Sslt Samusls.
quvrne. 08illiam Merriislb, SamsS g
Campbell.
qansafer. Abrabam Ssrr Smith Ubeo.
Dor . Gcbran Benjamin Tsrr, JOfspb pars
fps.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-11-19
Gin gQnO StObrboltr.

O'Srien unO Kaieuel 0mo jeet am gr'
6fncn zines lebr sreBen AlIortements 3eitss'
maBsr trcfner Sitter, icItbe ais 2uebe, ga'
ltmivs, Sattnets, Scntufp Seane unO SeI.
SetsgorOen. netit einem sro6en 8crratb bon
rotben, weiben uno aeIten Sarebcnp, fsinen
uno Sebirjeus&sllb. tlaue, branne unp girls
ne Ooc fin, 9ilhpefcn eriIt, sebclebte nno
unsstleiebte Dlp6line unc 9rclle, gattune &c.
an acloenen Sn9el Stcbr.
Sept. "a. m.