davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Ripley advertiser., 1845-03-01
THE CABINETOF MR POLK.

We have heard from, source 'ha' we con-
sid y worthy Of much copfdenrf, but Wr
r BUTLER II New Y TX, wiiIbe ~ the head q
III, New Cabinp, N selection could he NOR.
jadicious. Mr.. fuller is one Of the first met
'frhe nation He. Is q lawyer ~ profound abb.
tiles and pure, nfiy minded Politician Tru'.
was he ..brough. up At the feet Of Gsmaiei
having becn edof a'ed ~ 'he gsaat MAJ Of Me-
Ynrk, MARIN VAN l,UREN. M. Butler i M
1wu-p,rnvs. se- !. .. -~.ss.is
he move wise than TO select the cabinet from
au,ong hase who do not look toward to highe
slatirns.
It's further said that our distinguihad Sens
Tor H. WALKER, will be The Attorney Geoar
AZ. We gi.e ct.du To 'his report also TIN
appo'n,men, wosld..ae sa admirable ous.-Mi
siss ppje
The Ripley advertiser., 1845-03-01
%. We clip the following from the Aberdeen
ABERDEEN, Mi. Feb. l7.h, lS45.
Advertiser

Msssr Ed,tor,:-I have seen IN II he last mum
her of your valuable paper. an assurance IRON
.Ilaa anpa" iha'. will permit my name %
90 betere the G. nvention, | shah receive the
slppor, Of the democracy cf that counrry The
same inquiry has been made from # rem. por!
iions of the Hta,e In answer to euch friend-,
ing canvasr, will say. that the democracy q
the sta e <through the convention) should daea
mn worthy Of a nomina'ionon The CONFESSIONS
Icke', my humble abilities will be subject % 'ns
will oflhat body.
have The honor 10 be. your obd't and hum.
bic servant. STEPtiEN ADAMS.
The Ripley advertiser., 1845-03-01

We hear from most al .he jistces beats IN
the G. oun,y ,,hey are preparing 70 send delegates
so the couniy convention Wehope our 'f'enls
will send rs report Of their proceedings ana
he names Of the delegates a. the earliest prac-
iicable moment.
The Ripley advertiser., 1845-03-01
COUNTY coNvEN~loN

- many Of our friends Sc em disposed 'o'
.,,,h., Ave. ss suitable number Of delegates
! the coming County Convention; and 'ns TO.
.oos they use seem SO eogen': that we y'e'o .
,h.;, be,,er judgment. |, will make the c0'
veu,;oo more imposing, and give greater we'e',
% their proceedings. The time '' now az. a. nav
,,a :. h6pe s,ch bsat viii appoint Ave dele
gates.
The Ripley advertiser., 1845-03-01
uIDGE CLAYTON.

We announce in to days PAPER 'nat 'ne = ="
"A. M. Clayton Of MAfsha'i county w'' oe :
candidate for reelection for The place ne now
holds, Al Judge ofthe High Court Of Errors ano
Appeals. Judge Clayton has fled this station
Tor The last three years. vi srea. cred Z 10 hun
elf, and so far as we learn. with entire eat sfac
ton to the profession. lie has performed his
arduous duties ai'h great promp'ness and n
deity, performing perhaps more than his pro
portonal share Of he labours OF ihe bench. The
op mons Of TIE court delivered by himself, will
compare with those Of any Judge in The south
wes,. They chow not only great labour and a
thorough acquaintance with the law but neat
ness, and perspicuiy Of e'ylr. which renders his
productions mos, instructive, as well as highly
0 easing to the reader. II Judge Cayton =
combined thorough knowledge Of the Law
an extensive acqua ntance with polite literature
frmness Of purpose, in eg,iiy Of character and
-rea, affab,y of manners.
The Ripley advertiser., 1845-03-01

See the GeneraI Orders ofthe Adjutant Gene.
raj Of the State published in another column .
tot days paper.
The Ripley advertiser., 1845-03-01

The Electoral vote Of, he States was counted
at Washington on the second "Wednesday o
February, before ! acrowded house ard lohy
and James X. Polk was declared du!y elected
President Of these United S,ates and George
N. Dallas Vice Prerident.
The Ripley advertiser., 1845-03-01

,be State Of Tennessee, election let. Tuesday
10 August Eext.
The Ripley advertiser., 1845-03-01

rrlaticrs 10 the public lands, By. was forsnoatel,
defeated BY The firmncss of the President.
May euch be the fate Of il nov, when esssyeo
On The Post flee apartment.
The Ripley advertiser., 1845-03-01

Il We return our ii,ank. 20 our Members 70
Congress for various public cocumsn's.
The Ripley advertiser., 1845-03-01

,Gr John w Jones'. Sneaksr Of The II use 81
lie Houe e Of Representatives Of Congress, de
cines being a cahdidate for reelection. lhs
reason given is, the der angetnent Of his private
business.
The Ripley advertiser., 1845-03-01

" The Wetumpka (Ala) Whig, recently
destroyed byfire, Is out again on an improved
and enlarged sheet.
The Ripley advertiser., 1845-03-01

T The Wig, have fixed upon the % OF
March, as ,hs peri.d for holding State Con
ysntion al Nashville, ior Governs The Jack
sen Wrs, Tenn. ssee Wing, sys: "!.et III.
D STREE 90 in hpr msj'ssy and might and give
Gus. Henry good saore Vii not Majo !
August! Adolpnu!! iuuk upsn Hhs absevia
tisn OF bis uphoniuss and 'railecsndentsi epoD
sotia apl,elsivc, as : little too shr Eph.
could sfaEd j, withtW wry face; better
.shove" him, neighbur Wing. Apprdt
THREE OF THE MOST WEALTHY BUSINESS
MEN ur NEw YORK --l' IL stated IN tiunt's
Merchant 4 siags z ne that Preserved Fish com.
memo h. ~ an apprentice To bscksmi,i,
and his n x siiua i'm was ,ha, Of seaman or
board whaliog ehrp. Fr m heing hand BE-.
fore the mas, he rose to b. a mate, and finally
commander, and IN this hazardous pursuit h.
amassed the fcunds, OF his fortune. Saul
Alley was bound, when sma'l toy, apprentice
to coach maker. Durlug h,s sypre6,ices ship
his father died, and ief him totally dependent on
his own exer ions. The very clothes he wore
he was Obliged to earn ty toilng extra toars
after the regular time Of leaving \ # work had
passed. The foundation of hrs for.une be &c.
red by The exercise Of fug ali and prudence
\ while jpnrneyman mechanic Cornelius w
Lawrence, Iale Mayor Of New York. ard row
psespdent in The Dank OF ahe State ef New York
was farmef's boy, and worked macy lhra
day in rain and sunshine ON Lurg IIand There
we're few lads within twenty miles Of him tia
(. could nova widerswaih or turn . neaer 1ur.
row. These niea have been earned ,hs m b.
The sweat their browf; and their very weaf
beside the other means OF doing good tu theil
! fellow men which il pu's in their power. is, in
ltself, perpetual stimulus ia the mechanic ant
arii@sn to earn similar reward BY similar fru
gaiIiy, industry, and perseverance,.
i EcoNoM'zINc -. You do'f want nothing my
dear Sally sid the good mother, when bel
only "darlInp" ,ook husband, and was ahou'
settling IN iiir woads--"you DONE wait poshine
4 except dish kettle, OF the iron ware sor,
J When your father aud c. mmenced, we hat
nothing hut dish kettle. used 10 hoil my
c.ff IN IL, and pour ha: inioa . pitcher; ther
0o'l my potatoes in il, and put them IN plate
whie used Il 70 STEW no INV mea' in; and al
ways after nesls fed he Pigs ou, Of The samt
kettle Yurandp g,eai deal with die ket
lie, Sally. il you only have mind TO-"
y 1.-THE one day election Law las hfen aignes
BY h. p'esidens, and is now . NV q The land
.l-i'he Presidential elections will hereafter y
he'd all on one day in every STATE il 'he Uainr
w: On Tussisy after fhs IL Mondsy n W.
i pember - vicksburr Whi1
The Ripley advertiser., 1845-03-01
WASHINGTON. FEE, 10
CONGRESS.

Z ~
K Tie Senate, today, wss eng 2 d principally
ID the House II R.rr asa,jses. III execution oi1
he Join, order ior cnurtlOg tfe electoral vo,cs
for President ard Vice Preei ed.
The renarks OF Mr.. FsrfeId in the Sena e.
yesterday. on presenting pet,,,pn aiversa 10
he ann xat,on o rexas. were incorrectly giseu
by our repor II. Mr. F did no prafsss 10 be
acquainted W III the petition RS; but said that a
sen,ItmY wuo as1seil acq ed v III them
had informed him tila', with W, or three ex.
leep'ions, they we're all aboa,oqisis aud wings.
n The House. number u communca al ior 8
from he ex cusiye tlepar;sments were red, and
appropriately referred Several bills from the
| e. ale were passed througg their frs, and eec
ord readInvs. and refesr d to the proper CON-
| fnlt'ees. THIS bise the day SET apart nv the
! ljnnt resolution Of The two Houses for counting
the votes OF me rlec'urs for President and Wee
President, a. II O'clock Ohe hour dcsigns,ed)
1 Mr. Aofehesd enbmiiied resolution tina, /
message be sent te The Senate informing them
that the House was ready 10 receive them -
The resolution having been adopted, and the
lmessage delivered. the Senate. headed by their
PresIdent por tsmpsre, and preceded By their
lsergeant-at arms. entered the tal Of the House,
land were conducted to the seas prepared tot
hem Immediately in front Of the Speakers
jcbs'r,ihc- m@mhess of she House raising on sA~is
Ienirance and remaining standing until they
Iwereasaseds TRe Hen. WsP Manguu, Pes
'dens pro fen Of he Senate, was conducted q
a seal on ,h4 light hand Of the Speaker. and The
lteIleys Che HonrsbIe Rober, J. Walker on the
nsrf Of he Senate. and the H norahle Eimuni
Burke ard the Honorable John P Kennedy ~
the part Of tho Hnuse) took seats a the clerk',
oh 70 nj ~
and announced thar the two H uses had aesem
bled to geiher. in pursuance ot the consitu,io ion
for the parposp Of counting the votes cf The eec
tore for Pre.iden' and Wee President, 10 sery.
for four years from the 4h Of March next. an,
proceeded 10 hand 20 the tfIers the votes q
The several > a'es in their regular order, (be
cinn'ng with The State cf Maine) naming II,
I votes 1t each State a. he handed them Tn,
TELLER, on secelvine the vo,es If each State. an
nounced them to The two Houses.
The Ripley advertiser., 1845-03-01

The Hon. a. Y. Brown viii ia an probability
be the democratic candidate Tor Governos Of
The Ripley advertiser., 1845-03-01

L1'er from Nsrico by the arrival At iIavsn
Un We.insdsy iast If he BRUSH steam shio
Tay. Capt Sap. da'es TO the Slsl uit from
Vera Ciuz have been rec we'd.
Santa Anna s,ill remained prisoner At the
Casslr Of Peroie-ihe same cold. dseary and de
nal place in which he 80 long held the u ulforu.
nate Trxans in captivity. Il is eta,ed ina, ,l.e
Grand Jury appointed 10 try the fallen tyran,,
wss furious against him, while the pressat
The Ripley advertiser., 1845-03-01

'Quit rpittins that nasty TOBACCO On a. Ax,~,
Joe. or IN whop ye.svas ~"
. Ia. mother, wig ddaY yoy .,..t o,o,.,,..
You should have said1I eiase ii cling lbs, -.
,etlsive slI.ya Of shS y,fetnik weed. up,n IA, ~.
Or shall minister g y6xs sevess W
cAs,iyaliun. That n proper, M.
The Ripley advertiser., 1845-03-01
Feb. lss ls45.

/. u We are utbtrzsd to anno6nce the Hin.
a. N. CLAYTON, Of Marshall County = .
caoJlda,e kr r. eleciioa to the ofice Of Judge
Of. The High Cour Of Errors and Appeals. ios
the3sd District !. the State of Mlsslssippi.
The Ripley advertiser., 1845-03-01

II we are TO live after DEATH, why dom, ~e
i'ave some certain knowIegs Off" said skep.
TIC TO clergyman.
"Why d,dn't you have some knowledge f,his
world osfSre you came into a." was the caussic
The Ripley advertiser., 1845-03-01

u- The list accounts u Santa Anna. were
mai he was slil! in prison q, Perofe. Hisyonng
wife was in prison with him, as also his WI
friend Senor L4zaro vllamil. He is eaid 70 b.
kindly treated BY bis enimies.
The Ripley advertiser., 1845-03-01

GT The Hon john mclean, of Ohio, has re
,ghed his sea, on he bench Of the Suprem
& our, If ihe Unled States.
The Ripley advertiser., 1845-03-01

TOar neie bbor Of the Holly Springs Gazette
COMP ains Of not receiving our paper, and en-
auiree for our "wh seabouts." We are at ou,
os, friend, and will hereafter give you no sucl
grounds of complaint.
The Ripley advertiser., 1845-03-01

1.-THE one day election Law las heen signed
ny h. President, and is now NV & The land.
-Fhe Presidential elections will hereafter Be
held all on one day in every State IN the Uainn,
w: On Tussisy after ths Ii Ajondey n No
vember. - Vicksburg Wing.
The Ripley advertiser., 1845-03-01

1Tt;en. Lewis Case. taa been elected y s
ssenator, far six years fom and after the 4th :
March nexs, rom rnuSrsrerT JTrrIyzus
The Ripley advertiser., 1845-03-01

p The Richmond Eaqa'reH 81 the l5ih Of
February, thinks Nj Bent ons lBlfor the An
nexa,ion Of Texas, will pass The Senate by fou
votes, and will probably pass the House.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-09-16
SierSebn i0dbb0re 9Irtifel.

l. Srenner's Dermifuae, - cine (tbere
Rur fir Wirmer Ghablos unb an9enCbm
An nebmen.
2. Gibfon's Ertraetor, pclcber Gbmier
bon ieper Slrt neanillt, trofne Sarben, 3beer
SrnlB unD. .QSate, BON Carpets ODER Elei.
bern cbne.pie 8artrn pber oas Sucb gu be-
fbdbi9en.
3. genooner Slie9enspapier - bas trs
fe befauntc DlitteI 8llc9en une OlI6en 3n
t6bten.
a. Gin 0e6errr 8ertilaer rsr Staten, Wtau,
e. Shwatem (Eoobes) unD Ameiien limb
Elm anoeres fir wau3en.
5 Gunn's Speeift fir fauren Wla9en,
!6erstrenucn unp 0Bohertrdibe, BON GtRem
bet OreiScbu Sabre seIitten batte, bepcr ct
bas Olittel entbefte.
6. Or. Steoens's 9rune Salbe fur bic
Spells. Se bat ME Derfeblt su beilen.
7. Sarrifon's UettersIDdfcb.
8. Sremeno's unauel6IdIibc Dinte -
unltertreffct.
8. Die 3uIammenaeiebte Genfeetion y.
Seieen - juit bic O1coisn fir Eincer unp
I8elbeleute; fe 1T onaenebm 5u nebmen.
10. Scf's antisbili6fe Kr6uterspillcn.
IL. 6unn's ermeicbcnoes, rpanereid)s
tes Hlei(ter, fit Oferoe9eIcbirr Steten
&C. Ge matbt oae seoer 9elcbmeiei9 unb haIt
bas qBaTer al
12. Des armen t1Iannee 5tdrfun8ss
pHaifer.
IS. Jaffon's Durblaufst11irtur, ,peI'
de ben icblimmfsn 9ur6lauf in peniscn
Stunben beilt.
ID. Jaffon's Kubrstl1irtur, cine fttrre
uno f6nelle Sur fit Die Nubr nno SCil'r'
franfbeit.
9ie ptissn lebastartn Qrtifel meroen i'm
Src6rn II. Sleinen psrfauft bei q. G. Gunn,
SO. l., @ho ste Stra6e, pbilaoelpbia no
Stobrbalter uno anoere pericben werben f6ns
nsn init reiuem afrifanifhen gapcnnespfefs
fer, Irniea Slumen, Olepi5inrn jeber Irt,
Sarbsn, Dele, &las uno Sirnife, 81 ben ME
briaften Dreifcn. Seoin9unsen nur Saar'
@clp. @S@tbncibet biefes Itberttlement
aus unb brinat ee nit gud.
pbiIacelpbia, Suli 10, l845. IS.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-09-16
SSi6ti0e 8efanntma6un0

Nae 9iejeni9en weltbe Seblautb's $ebenss
@GenS febcn 9ebranebt baben, rent 3nr Slaets
riht, paB BON jest an bieIr fpirf Flame II. mcbl'
tbatiae O1epi3n jebsrseit gu haben it, in Stes
acina, in cer 9ruferei oiefer 3etnns nnb
bel EarI 2Bidan9 in per 7ten StraBe; in
&aBtann in Der Oruferei bes 'Seitt . 3eit; :
in Ober Bern Bel Wslebior Serb, Bel : .Stsns
no uno ar g. !5immelber9er's wirtbsbaus
Is; in Saiiltur9 in per "Scbnenpolt" 9rufe
rel in 9nlpebcfen unweit N6brersbura, bsi
Schn Ssebtel; III mcmelepcrf tsi 8. Soft,
8ierbraucr in Acpamstaum an 5snrleb
@taufsr's Stcbr.-gs 1T jeosm moblmeis
ncnb 9cratben init ois1er WcbBin einsnSer.
iueb su maiden. Sclcnbers Dirffam 1T Ge
bei O1uttsrwet, Scpf6merssn Ssrsflcpfei,
W1anael al G6luit, cber ipCnn Der Wlasen
oa5 gGen niebt bertra9en mill, eten 70 ,prfs
fam tei 9eitenitsebsn nno NifsnIebmer,en,
unb AUDI lei llnorbnun9en in Der nonatlie6en
Steiuisuna. Sir cen bIanen Safsn cer Sins
Oct 1T fte iebr su empfeblen, ea lte benIelben
tinnsn fur5er 3eit enrirt.
Srieorieb 5eblaud.
2(priG %. BY.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-09-16
IN Die getoenoen.
AtelrleD'9 Gegear Graoel
y / L { Il.

0iCie sptllen fnc bic teiten unb Itt6eritcn
fir Den rc!Bcnbcn Gtein ooer @rdorl (8riCs),
unp ale Srantbcitcn bic aus Dem QBaGer cnt:
iteben; ite reiuiasn bic Slisrrn uno itclIen bic
OrSane wieoer in Orpnun9, Itr itnc Iorirenp,
wtnps uno ,paGtrtrcibrnb, reiniaen uno t6rs
Fen cen Ola9cn, crpc6cu 4ppetit, beilcn cas
Scpfpcb, bic 6artleiti9feit, QBinrfcIif, cas
Seibpeb, 0iepcr(ta &c. &c.
OiCIes oles 1T ourdb grfabruna unb3ru9s
nt0e beitdti9t uno be,picfen, mo ,per fe ais
S0rirmittel acbroucbt, miro fclten ODER aar
miht bon rrn pbi8n Sranfbeiten 9rplo9t
prrpen.
Sobn &ienlep, 9r. Or.
OF 3u batcn in pisCer 0rufcrCi uno bel G..
QBt6AnQ, in Der Silp 7trn Stra6e, Neaping.
AZ preis 80 Gent bic Bcr.
2pril g. fp.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-09-16

Das eiuselns SsftTfir bic lInterlbreiter phis
laoetpbia's tctet 10 gente, e,-nno auenartI;
gen Ibcnsntsn lafsn mir ben sansen Sahr'
gang (ls 5efte, aus mebr ale SIG Seiten bee
ntebmp) fir 9baIsr in Ycrauebesa5luns
I,utcmmea. Qestere Sebinsuns ieBsn mir
Ials auenabmloie 0esel feit, lin in ser Iuss
|fhbruns nnlsres planss nitt scbinpsrt 5u
|ieln. =. Il. lDellenweber,
6cranssebcr rss Demofraten.
Dbilabelbbia ben l. Snli, l845.
81. . Oas Grite 6cft 1T bereits eribienen
unO fann bel uns in 9lu9enI6eln srnommcn
Derbeu; AUDI crbetcn mir uns Settellun9en
Dafir an5unebmeu. Die VecaFtlcn.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-09-16
Subleriptions @tnlaoun9
fir Die
ISplfs SSgibiptbet
Der
SetttSet,ctt SloSftfer,
gntbaltenp cine Auspabl osr por3Hslltelte ten
@eoiebte. GrsdblunSen. Sbaulplele
u. 10.
9ruf uno Yerlds BON 5, I'D. Gbem"e,
Olr. los gallowbil Strabe, spbllape!pRia.


0ae ertte Soeft rcr "8cIfesBitllctbet Der
Seutfcbcn gl9Iltter" 1T tgrcts critbiensn Ii.
mir leaen paGete unGtrn UsrebrIlthen vanes'
lcuten uno O1lttIrSern nor, UnS 9lauben t0S
nit Dem WunIebs nabjuFcmmen, msIder
BON perItbiepenen Seltrn ous9CiprofDgn purS
be: pa6 es nlbt Bios CUR an eneA me II
ltnter fonoCrn outb 5ur al Il
y oun9n II. y ele ri n9
unIeres 70 soblreitben Gtammee IN Der Oteu'
en- welt biene, bic 6eraus9oec elmer Ane;
mail bee SetGn uno e5CrleaenrtEn aus orn
QBerfen umIrrer bcutihen Gcbrlfttcler III
seitpeiIen Scften 5u pCranitaIten.
lin MIN 70 Oiel ais m6sllcb ole Sproeuttr
Der wiGenItbafnicbCn Genies nnlsrr6 aIten
0ateranrcs II Vrr6reiten uno AUDI BEN pes
niger 8emittslten .. 4nGcbaf;uuA pleierSoIFe
SiklictbCf 3u erIrihtcrn, IaHcn mir III n f.
| i tb Gin 6Cft, Ga @5clten itart, III rlnrm far
ti9cn lImIthla5, 81 pCm spreIic BON 10 eeNte,
erftbcinrn.
9Ol6am mGcre QonbelCute uno OltttNr9er
pcn bobrn Bertb unierer pcutcbCn S6rift
tteller aud in cCr nelten 6elmotb fortaners
fsnneu, tets fir bae @utE unb erbobCnr
entfammt bleiben uno ibren SNtbmaf fur
nas Shtne uno 9lNsItbe auf lHre Stnper II.
gneeI iter9ebcn laIcn.
Scoin8un8cn.
Sober rep. SubfcrikCnt pcrrfltbtet ittb
nnr CUR 2tbnobme BON feds 6Cftew neItbs
cinen 8anb blOru; feiner 1T cNber 9rbun;
ben, ben nibIten 80nb 5u ucbmcu.
Bcim 6tcn Oeftc tprb cin 6oupt:Gitcl II.
Gin SnbaItes8er3eihni6 pee san5en 8onoes
9elicfert mcrbCw.
8ci 1tlicfrruns einrs jetcn 6cftrf 1T rcr
SutieripticnssQrCis pafir 10 Gents, 5l
cntribten.
GprIl Is. tU.
81. 3. @utCtritenten fir Na6 cbiAc lBcrt
tpsrocH in piGier 0rufCrGt 0naCnpmmCu.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-09-16
S q Ct MS
s. &tts s a Orif g

uno Ueocr St0hr.
$40. l8, 8eit pennitro6e, 5tpiI1en Der
1ten uno 5ten, nG0ite GbGr gu YeorIon's
Stobr, &eaoin9.
8crttpdhrrnp ouf 5anO:
Seoper, Nutrio, Goetor, Huffifhe,
ruppeo, uno ,polIene Suite, bon allen
Olcocn unp Scrmen.
Snrr, feine tnctnc, Sclbet, la6irte, fepers
ne mo haariae Geebnnp &appen. - gbsn,
tails srahorn:5 Site 5ur pafIcnpen Sabrsaeit.
Shnlttbe nnb ipGttliebe Settfrern. - 2lz
lee btCf's miro ,u Den nieoriQiten Sarselo.
SprCi(cn Ocrfauft. Stufet on nnp Gebct.
Neaoln9, SCtruar 9. ~
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-09-16
Or. g5edltcr'S
Yre erpatip,
SNrriS 5n GENT Mo G(tCckp

prcis so Gent Die 8lG(cbU
ST cine Gcbr GcbiBtare 3utereituna, entocft
purcb rinen resrlmd6i9en nno terilbmtcu beuts
itbcn Nr3t, Der fe iltsr filnf'i9 Sabre in iels
ner ci9ensn Draris in 0eut1tblanp 9ebrautbt
bate, N ,peltbem Qanbe te rpabrcnD jener
3eit iubcrlt au69rpebnt benust ,pnrrt, bct Su>
item grfdltun9rn, &at&rbfeber, gn9briittI9s
Felt, Rcubbultcn, Sriten mo 9tilfcnibmer:
gen, SIutGpeien, jeoerNrt Srutt: uno Qun9cn
beGbDGrben, ltno in Seillun9 Der bCrannabCn
prn Nussebruu9. SieIes fann ais COB oer
obt9en WCbi5lu 9eia9t ipCrben, aber Die 3eis
truasbefahtmac6ttn9cn flno III foit(piella bas
an; jceer bcfrlcbt9enbe Scipeie in be6enl lBir>
tltnQcn miro in cinem SerIucbe comit Nefuns
Den tpevocn, Gpnie auh Sablreitbe Gmpftbluns
acn Die NnipeiIun9eSettel bc9l eitenp. lleber
1000 SIalcben inb allcin in QblopeIpbia
wdbrenp bem leeten QBinter Oerfauft ,poroen,
ein IberSeuaeuccr Sepeis BON ordrn0luBbar.
frIt, fcnlt ,pIrbe cine 70 9rCBe Ouantitat nie
Uerfduft worpeu fein.
Sc nirfiam 1T Die Wlroisin 0r,pefcn in
6eiluna per prritbierenen Srantbeiten fir
metbe Ile empfcblen 1T, bo6 ite alien anbCru
3utercitnn9en prn Sarlaparllla, Yauateas
&c fctneIl Ucran9cbt
Slcle SGu9ni(ie itn0 bon Selt Su Sclt erh0ls
ten unb tetannt 9emacbt mUgoen, Ntcr rcr
&oNenouflpano bon 3eitunasbctonntmatbuns
acn pertietet bcren Wittbeiluna bicr. Oie
<eitbt9ldutiQen ttmusn Ieitbt ilterScus pers
bcn Don Der 0llsIctfeit ricIrr O1eoiSiu wrnn
tte anrufcn an Qsipp's Seiunbbeits gmpcri,
Inn SO. 1911, Slorp 2te SuoBe. unterbalt
Der 8ineltra6c, gum Ghilo oes "aclrencn
9lclcrs mo Stblan9cn," no 3ruaniGe uno
SlatbwciIunaen su bunrCrten bon Sillcn per
merf,pArpisiten Suren purb cicle Mleoi,in,
boracSei9t tpCrpen t6nnen.
geacin9, Suli l.1845.
D%Dtcfe W1epi3in 1T 3u hrm cbcn an9eae.
bcnen preiie in bieIer 9ruferei IN batru.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-09-16

Sarnsrs Sanf BON Gtaat 9elaw. .H9opsr, par
DO. DO. 3wss,@ Bilminstcn, par
DO. Co. 3rpei9, @eor9stpwn, par
DO. DO. 5rpei9, Nsm Gaifle, par
union SaHl, 5u Sllhtn9tcn, par
Slene Icten unter 5 Sbl. bis IL
9tep Seriep,
Selpibsre Sanf* ~ Seprsre, !
Surlinatpn So. Sanf, Mebfore, ,ur
Commercial Sanf Yertb 9mbep RI
Cumberland Sanf* Srio9stcn, ror
warmers Sanf* Wcunt eoap por
Eormers O1eebanics Sanf, Stabpap
FARMERS O1ebanics 90 mlpplstcwn !
O1crrie 60. Sant' sD1prristcmn
O1etbanies Sanf> burlington par
O1ccbanies 90 Slewarf
Oleebanics II Olannfaetures bo* 3rentpn bar
OlOrrS Canal Sr. 60. Sl.S. Gitp, mi sb.
spot Gfoten ltn9an9bar
Slcrparf Sanf Snf. Co. Sleware 1
Orange Sane'> Orange
pspples Sant, paterIoa
princeton Sant%s, prineeton par
Salem 8antin9 go*, Salem par
9tate Sant''t Slelparf I
State Sanf* el5atetbtown /
@tate Sanf' gamnen par
State Sant Of Olorris* O1orristcwn 1
Stote Sanf' Stem 8runewif par
@uGtr Sanf% 9lewtpn
2renton Sanfin9 60" 8rentcn par
Union Sant* 0oOev
Sant Of u. Srnnsiplfs Srnns,ri6 9ebrpeb.
Sarmers u. Wleebanlts Sant %. 9etrph.
Srantlln Sant Of 0t.S, SNrfep@itp aebrcet.
Sobofrn Santln9 20. 5obcfen ssbro6.
Serigp eltp Sant, Serfep City 9ebrcb.
:UtetbaIles Sant. patterfon sebrpd.
Otan,ltaetllrers Sanf, Seaple sebrch.
Wonmcntbe Sanf Of 81 9 Sreebolr sebrp.
Stem 5cpe Sel Sr. Cos &anbertpiue
81 8 Olanuf. II Sanfins 60 5otcfen eetrc
81 = prcterticn II scmbarO 8anf 6 G DO.
patrrlon Sanf, Waterlpn aebrcdb.
@tote Sanf, SrpRtcn oebroh.
@alem 1t pbila 01anuf Go Galem setrodb,
Wai6inaton Sanfina Go ,6afenlaf setrp
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-09-16
Serit0erun9 9e9en S6aben ooer &erlulf
bnrcb s e,ter.
Nretbrlef tmmermabreno.

OlelpiltI llllHltt :DNDTeru.
Eie 5prin9s6aroen DerGdberunass6e,
ielIfobaft pon pbilaoelpbia,
Osadt Sertberun9, entpeper fir cine
3eitlou9 cocr fir tmmerndbrsno, sesen 0ers
lutte cper Stbarcm pureb Seuer in Der
Staot unp auf Dem Qanpe, an Sdufern,
Gtbeucrn uur @etdupen aller Qrt; an 6a,lss
aerdtbe, &aufmams9titern Dferpen Stines
Oeb, Nferbourr3euanl1e, gommereieae uno
SahritsStcfs NIB &srdtbIbaften bon jebsr
Sencnnun9 5diffen uup ocrsu <apuns i'm
6ofrn, ipwcbl ais WortadtIttes uup Sruno
Nentcn, nntGr ben b6tblt 90nlfislten SerIns
aunaen.
Wllt GcIute fir 8w0 0tbcruns (SnCuranes)
III 8Crts gountp, ooer fir rinl9e Selebruns
Nber Sielrn Segenfano, rpsnpe man fttb perz
,tnicb obcr purb Sriefe an Jobn 8. Ri
daros, Wecbte 2tnWalt, OruGerei pesSerfs
unp Sebuplfa Soarnals, 8eapiua, spa.
Saortom sac S&1tchaeL, preltosnt.
4. Hrumbbaar, Setretdr.
Diree etprs:
mcrtcn McOllebael| Charles @tofes,
SoIepb 18poo, Nrbibalp QBrigbt,
81 {. $a9uCrenne, Samrel 9cwnIenp,
elijab Oallct, 81. QB. pomropy
@barlee IS. StbreinGr.
Ncacins, Ncpembrr /. bD.