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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-26
JOSIAH RICHARDS, Aucnon.eF
DS BANGS, RICHARDS Il PlATT.-S,ol,

JOSIAH HIGHLANDS, Auclcneer.
DS BANGS, RICHARDS & PLATT.-S,ore
DsH Brosdwsy.-LiSeTsi CASH Advances msde GO eor-
arguments for Auction sales
BoSSA 4Tss sHesgSa 6 vss SsSs STANDARD ans
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Sept So
BooSsAa extensive collection Of Books generally
qusnrues su dealers sad others including aistey
cal and Theological WORKS ard lsyge variety desiraes
Miscellaneous Stock, also School Books, popular 1T's.
Also an Invoice Of EnsGss Stationery.
Aso-yor account OF @heu, u may ecacern, quantity
OF Books partially damaged by water among Them are
upward Of $40 ScGriaeys Eclectic Readers; Of
Scouts Commentaries vols qGsFc; 10 Nilletis AFlih-
Ar Psiy,rs s,ls-ioco ouN,o Bibles, every variety.
In plain sheep and oStrs I aud gilt I'd re bindings Also.
large assortment, OF Standard and Miscellaneous Books-
< COTTON Aactioueer
by +. Cotton, Auction and Commission Merchant
D-Stcre Nos llS Fulton ard 81 Ann sis-Liberal aa.
ysces made goods either for private sale or al auction
and prompt returns made Outdoor sales OF every desertp
ton OF goods puncnsv attended to and respectfully 80
ncited. MONDAY, sept 18th,
N lot o'clock, a. the Auction Room
New ,Np SrcoNp-A,Np MISUNDERSTANDING SOFA
Chairs dress aud plain ot;omans oeloas brussels and
Mattresses, hedsteads, Sove" Comtcr'ers Kitchen Fun
Also the balance OF Dry Goods. Also, lNccO clS.rs.
Ar PSIv1rI suE-one splendid rosewood Piano. and
one mahogany upright do. made by Firth hall
Al private sale, vo la'Se Extension Tables one wii
extend about So feet and the other ~
~ CHANIBERLtIN, Neutrality-suspicious. No IL
~. Spruce st-Llbersl advances uHde ON ooous sou-
.aies carefully attended and respectfully solicited
Prompt returns made
SATURDAY. SEPT ",
~ 10 O'Clock at lbs WiliiaHist
SugNyr SALE OF DRY Goops, Sc.-ln coninualion-Com-
prisins Shaws, Hosiery. Gloves, Laces. SILKS Thread
aud Cotton Combs, Bushes Besds, Muslin, Pocket Cut,
lcry Carpet Bags. Corsets. &c. &c
MONDAY, Sept Is,
A. iDi O'Clock, nj No AZ tlcustoust
MORTGAGE SALE-comprising avery large aud valuable
Library, OF Standard Works also large collection OF
Music also paror organ, three rsanofores volins
vluncslos and other musical ms ments music stands
bu-ts cugrsiog- book aud racks, carpets, iato-
gany tables writing matertals, &c. NC.
y. Is. Catalogues be- obtained by applying a. ihS
Auction ROOM Saturday
TUESDAY, Sept ~.
At 10 o'clock, al NJ. Spruce-st
SHERtsf'S SALE of the contents Of large Printing Is
Enlistment, consisting OF Types Cases, Blocks lmpossig
Stones Chases Presses OF various sizes, Including CYL
iuder Napier Press, Press Boards lot bound Books
Desks Stereotype Plates for several valuable works NJ
lures. and one Steam Eug lne and Boiler, Sc- &c.
WEDNESDAY. September So
Alto O'Clock, at No. II Sprlcost
SHERIFF SALE oF DRY GoopS, accompanying gene
raj assortment OF Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Nc
Also. general assortment OF secondhand Household
Furniture &c
" BAT private s9.e, 10 COO superior Havana cigars OF
choice brands, Z" Riondos" SC.
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HORATIO HILL Auctoncer.
DYCOOLEY, KEESE 81 HILL-Stoto No lsl

(
Lh Broadway. corner of Dsy-st
Liberal cash advances AL goods consigned or sale
RGMovAL-Coolsy, Reese Il Hin have emcved from No.
l57 TO raj Broadway, corner OF Dsy-sL
SATURDAY EVENING, Sept 70. At 7 O'clock
\ large and desirable stock OF Standard and school
BooksAmong which Americus Nespucci, by Lester
The Artists Of America, by do. full OF Illustrations Lives
Of Chri.t and his Apostles Morris and Wiss Poetry OF
Europe and America, Robert Merge Museum, 5v with
hne plates Motherwe's Minsrelsy, ~; y. York Review
2v Elegant Extracts, 6y, Pope's PoehcnI Work, mor
extra ByTons Works, 8yo Frosrs U. States ", highly
embetshed with assortment OF illustrated juvenile
works
MONDAY EVENING Sept. 70
& large consignment OF Miscellaneous Books, also
School Books Quarto Bibles and Pocket Bibles IN duan
ues with general assortment OF Paper Blank Books
and Staple Stationery.
Private Sae-A few copies OF the complete Works OF
Antonio Canova fully and splendidly illustrated. hno
Of Ancient and Modern Costumes in Italian 70 v9ls
beautifully illustrated with hne colored engravngs To-
soro Posa Ialane collection OF Italian Literature Ivy
the best authors vol octave, e37 pages.
Ar PRlyArE SALE, CH,Ar-An engraving and copper
plate printing establishment consisting Of Dies Ruling
Machine OF tho beet Plate Presses In this country ons
10 inch Press made by Hoe CO. together with all tue a
purtenances connected with the above business.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-26

~ Piano.Forte Teachers will had Warmers
fundamental Lessons IN Music valuable AID in teach
ing elements Music their pupils. II Is adopted By
some of the frs, Piano Forte teachers in NewYork IL
may he iond a, mus, OF the Music Stores Sieodls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-26

rS- Furniture Notice.-Those persons having iurni-
rr Of any description dispose Of will md ready sale
for any portion or their goods BY send ing line
calling upon the subscriber Goods of every description
and 10 any amount purchased + COTTON,
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IT, THE MOST DELIGHTFUL. Of .

IA IL THE MUST DE I.TV'IITF Z T. u al
s.s.stssf---' ENcursous.-A sail across the Hudson
River 10 uobokeu and theC walk 70 the
Elysan Fields along the exceedingly picturesque shores
the place VIII prove the uost easily accomplished and
attractive OF all rural excursions that hs made from the
city.
The grounds present charming aspect, the trees
being leaf and the soil covered w..h rich lCrt
The walks in cNceey order haying been consider
ably embell,shcd the present Spring
On every pleasant afternoon there VIII be In attendance
the Colonnade Elysian Fields, All excellent Band OF
Music which viii perform selections from the fav"re
Operas, popclar airs marches, values, &c.
The Ferry Boais from Barclay, Canal and Christopher
completely hied up with Awnings snd Seals
Night boats run from Hobokeu Barclay-st until II
q - ,hi. lA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-26

NfEW-IORK, Sept ., I5ib.-'Mou Iron and Stove
NWorks-The proprietor informs his customers and the
public that he has erected temporary ding on the
site the destroyed by int ire Saturday morning
last aud Is again II operation.
Having mad fair stock IN the store and stored In Harlem
he will -udeavor keep his customers supplied He re-
turns his thanks he hreen and those friends who
so promptly his assistance and 10 Messr Sulllan A.
len Co OF the Novelty Works for their kind offer n ten
d-rinc the use oftheir Works enable him 10 get again IN
nnsrni,nn - lt,s.l JORDAN L. MOTT 26I WsteL.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-26

&C. TO LET-HoQse aad FurnluIre.--A I~o'st0ry
E.s House finished .he beat modern style--nshogapy
MA door Xc.-htied u DO heated by warm air On tho
most approved plaDwh Croton water, baiaing-fo9in'
walErcloset k.lchsa range, SC NC ac-pIssany sil1-
sted IA he upper pary Of hs City convenient 70 hs Efosd
way 1nd Bo.gery On uibuses and Harlem RAILROAD. Tae
whole comfortably t1rni.h-d will be let 70 small and
Hoa,eV al d.. Trbun. Ofee with real name. stating
number Ia family and references. 80 Jus
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Boarding.


RoARD-A s,ric:y Privs:e family wish to let TWO
ID ioors furnished unfinished, 10 single gentle
men or family wishing very handsome accom- atoms
pTvas tao- furnished Il ceeiTeG or ne rooms would
b. ei single gentlemen without board References
changed, and addressed 70 L Z Lese, and left
the lower Posi- Once. VII. BE attended 70 - 81
TO BOARDERS-A RARE CHANCE offers for gvo
gentlemen aad their wives, or four sdies or gentlemen.
70 secure al moderate price comfortable home pr
family short distance above Jnon-squar-, near the
otice sSn-
THREE GENTLEMEN have each large
sized bedroom and closet with 5reaAfas; .ld tea and
dinner on Sundays II very pleasant location and private
family residing shori distance above Unioa-sqare al Use
dollars v-esfoT when treT VIII have value received II
comfort Address Home al th!s Office II
BOARD IN South Brook "A small family would
- commoda,e TWO or iree gentlemen win suit Of very
or family with u.l board Apply a. NO. ~ tompAins-
place. opposite DR. Stones Church 81 2S.teod-
BOARDING in a PIRATE Family.-A pleasant back
ID oaror or the fri or second door aud
small kitchen 10 e, The house j. situated quiet and
respectable neghborhcod being IN E1-st oetv eeE roome
A COMFORTABLE home for one or Two gentlemen
1'vith ll! or partial board N small family where
very boarders aken, be had by applying
letter r. X at TIL. Office Location close 70 the Battery
References REQUIRED - -Ls
DOARD-A gentlemen and his wife or ihIee
% gentlemen. have very p4asan, apartments
with il Or part!a. board, n piyae aST' n applying
IN P1rcest west OF and near Broadway References
exchanged. 30 81
ARD.-Board y Nh rooms furnished !. required, for
I'D single Gentlemen OF Geueren ana Their Nives may
be obtained BY applying = North More-st near arck
IS
DOARDING.-A front and Other room. % lei with
- board, the second hoor OF house NO "A hsrty-sL
west .de OF Broadway. References exchanged. r.
D0ARDINt.-A thiri story front room suitable for
ID TWO gentlemen, s. Murny.st opposite College
p lace . 5is'
PLEASANT ROOMS with board may De obtained
L at - CsauiJers-st opposite the Pl'k- SO -
n ATIoN>I- Loan Fund i-ifc A.sg[9nee sO;is.y q
\ London.-"A Savings Bank for the Widow and the Or
phan-r-Captal 4j.0,eo or S2.5eocoo-tEmPowered by
Act of PariihnenL- Wet Royal assent, &1h july 1883
UNITED STATES BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
"
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READY AT LAST.

hAAUI j LAS :.
THE COUNT OF MOSTE-CEISTO. by Alexander Du-
L mas.-Complete IN 2vols.-Price ~ cents each-wrh
numerous Illustrative Engrsvings.-The second and Ell
larFed edition being the fac-simile OF the guneaanda-
half London copy OF the above dazzling and powerful o-
nance now ready :or sale The sterling character o;
the work has been fully evinced by The almost uuparalel-
ed rapGitv with which The 6rs edition bought up and
the extraordinary demand subsequently existing for far
Their supply both IN city and country. Monte Cri.o =
repe,c with marvellous beauties il i illustrated IN very
superior with London engraving contains nearly
6Oi pages OF reading j. book, IN 6ne, OF which John
Murray himself would feel proud IN being the publisher
Dealers should send on imnedaiely.
BURGESS. STRtNGER co.
Is 2tis - Broadway, cor. Ann.st
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tbs DAY PUBLISHED
TIE rost powerful seton e~s. wife
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THIS WORK, which ths opinion 81 me reading pGo-
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rank OF povsts, = Of ulrgae interest The irc-c
startling ard mysterious and The p!ct highly euchaa
ls Ire language s.oyFIaE, ST.; chasis Thts work VIII
believe Dc hale; WIKI rapture By thousands VITO long
for originality aid novelty. anc VII DC Ack'ov lodged by
al intelligent Americans - production 0! Superior
enls The hero.cs. ihs niece Of AIDE hater. tie "a
oC warrior Of The African Deserts VII ssl every heart
capable OF cvs. ard Ambrose Hysc.nhe Is terrible
ample 10 IA; emu unbrdisd ambition leads. and The
reader while clrsiag him VII feel PITY with his victim
CHARLES MULLER. lie Nasssn-st
and by al tie prlncpa. Booksellers - 2.isD<W
RLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE
EOR SEPTEMBER. l54s, is this day published.
L CONTENTS
l. Mexico. is Territory sad People.
y. Summer Day. 81 Thomas Ard
III. Cabrera.
the Gentleman CouImouer. Conclusion.
'. Letters on English Hexsme,ers. Letter II,
VI. Algeria
VII How 10 build House and livs in il No Il.
VII. How | becsme n YeouaE-
IN The Water Cure
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received and single numbers sold by
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~ Thousands of Females after trying al

~ The Proprietors Of thir,yhve Different newsps-
rers In Pennsvvsna alone have given public notice thai v
X Palmer their only authorized aee in the cities 0; New
York Philadelphia, Boston and Baltimore For names OF
papers see Tribune of l7th inst All the papers n Des-
ware and many other: in other States have given similar
=
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pY JAMES VI. MILLER

pY JAMES VI. MILLER
- TUESDAY, Sept 20
Ar 10 o'clock. al the Store No las Waterst
The balance Of tbs Stock contained Ia the above siofc
cons sting OF i25 OF Mems and Boys Cali Kip and
thick Brogans, Meas Boys and Youths Kip and thch
Boots Womens BIskins, Ties, Gaier Boots, &c. &C.
Also, go ca.es Mems and Women's Rubber Shoes and
Buskins The whole be- sold without reserve 10 the
highest bidder
AZ II O'Clock. the MoGchants's Exchange.
VIII be sold under dir sctOu Of Phllo I. Rugglos,
Master In Chancsry that lot OF land with the buildings
thereon on soUtbery side Of 20thst being al point
on the southefly side Of 20hs 81 f. from the south
westerly the h-ayenue and 2Othst being Y IT,
front by 81 q deep.
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TROTTING-UNIoN COURSE,
:. STATEN ISLAND REGATTA

4 STATEN ESIANU NEUNI q
,,..,> Monday. September 18Th, i3i6-Purse
,EscsySaE Fifty Do.lars-A Regatta Ior parse
Fifty Dollars, open 10 ali Boats not
exceeding twenty feet in length carrying rapsail or b
and rsail will take place Monday 18th inst al p
". from Staten Island.
The hos:s will start from Vanderbts Landing and sail
around vessel boar anchored Inc Narrows between
The Telegraph and Fort Halton thence around the White
Buoy the Point Of Rotbins Rect and back 10 tho
place OF starting
Entrance. Two Dollars
ENTREES can be made with Mr. {. Il. Stebbns, At his
Hotel Vanderbis Dock until LIE day previous 10 he
Race. OF whom the Rules under which The same 2 TO be
sailed can he obtained - It.
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NATIONAL. LOAN Fund Life Assurance Society. or
London.-"A Savings Bank for the Widow and the Or
phan-'-Capita 4Jc0e,o. $3.50 co-tEmpowered by
Act of Parliament - Wet Royal assent, [Ih july 1888
tOffice - WaIl-sLl
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NOTICE.-The undersigned having business in seye-
raj OF the Southern and Western States particularly
MARYLAND Virginia and Tennessee, would Dc wiling 10
RANSOM SMITH
Apply Al - Bovsry me Mechanics and Merchants
.g,scJ ~ inn-s- SIS lyvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-26

VIM A. BEECHER, AgcGoneer
xsINI. a. BEECHER, store IS Codar-st up Stairs
w Dry Goods by Catalogue, for esshegula sdies on
Moaday and Thnrstay Particular attention given 70 As
.ign,ss' Sales OF Goods. sUZ7 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-26

In preparation 10 accompany the above
new Italian Reader, by Prot Forrest
a new German Reader, by Prot. Adler.
4 new French Reader. So -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-26

To aggregate receipts Of the same article. a, tide
-. from the commencement of navigation in 1876 to
.I;se,adng the second week in September have Deen
=, sIlows:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-09-26
81. JOhnSbury, Vt September S6, 1916,

march. More than n hundred horses and
mules had also been hurled into those untrOd-
den abyssos, to furnish food for the eagle ,and
raven, and beasts ofprey.
This passage of the Splugen,by nm army Of
fifteen thousand men, in the dead of winter,
and amid hurricanes ofsnow and falling ayn-
anches, stands unrivalled in the history Of
of the world, unless the passage of the Prngel
by Suwarrow be its counterpart. II IL true,
Bonnparte spoke diparagingly of it, because
he wished his passage over the 81. Bernard in
summer time, to stand alone beside llnnni-
balls famous mnrch over the same mountain.
With all his greatness, Bonnpnrte had some
mlserably mean traits of character. lie
could not bear to have one of his generals
perform greater feat than himself, aud so he
deiberatelyfed about this achievement Of
Macdonald's. In his dispatches 10 the French
government, he made il out a small affair,
while he had the impudence to declare that
this "march of Macdonald produced no good
effect" Now one ofthree things is true: Bo-
napartc either was ignorant of his true situa-
tion,and commanded the passage ofthe Splu-
gen TO be made under false alarm; or else it
was n mere within, in which his rccklessness
of the lives and comfort ofhis countrynen is
deserving of greater condemnation than his
ignorance; or else he has uttered falsehood
ms gross as it is mean. The truth is, Bona
pnrte thought posterity could he cheated as
easily MS his contemporaries. In the dazzling
noon-day of his fame, he could make n flatter-
ing press say what he liked, and the world
would believe il; but the tumult and false
splendor ofhis life have passed away, and
men begin 10 scrutin2c this dem-god little
more closely; and we find that his word can
not he relied on in the least, when speaking
of the character and deeds Of others. He is
willing to have no planet cross his orbit, and
will allow no glory except as it is reflected
from him. But Notwithstanding his efforts to
detract from the merit ofthis act of Macdo-
nald, posterty will put it in its true light, and
every intelligent reader ofthe accounts of the
two passages Of the St. Bernard and the Splu-
gen, will perceive at n glance that Bona
parties achievement is mere child's play be-
side that of Macdonald
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-09-26
By A. G. Chadwick,

TERMS OFTHE CALEDONIAN-$l so
if paid within the year; $500 it delayed pc De-,
yond that time. No paper discontinued TIL
all arrcaragcs arc paid except at the option OF
the publisher
Advertisements inserted at the usual prices.
Transient advertisement to be paid in advance.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-09-26

There is an Irishman down east who, when
he calls the folks to dinner has two bells;
large one, and small one, "for the clilders."
Bee.
This reminds us of the Emeralder who
having made hole through his door for the
old cat to pass through, made small one by
the side of il for the kitten.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-09-26

GA young tyro in defamation in II
neighboring seminary, who had been told by
his teacher that he must gesture according TO
the sense, in commencing piece with
"The comet lifts its fiery tall"
lifted the tail ofhis coat to a horizontal posi-
tion.-iSpring. field Gaz.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-09-26

A correspondent of the Baltimore Patrio.
says that Senator Allen of Ohio is annoying
tho President by frankng to him the proceed
ings ofLocofoco meetings, in which his adj
guage.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1846-04-28
Serbanolun9en bes Stabt-H -Hatbs,
Natbsz 3immcr, Ncaeiua.
Hpril lS. 1876.


Hpril 8. 1896
Der &atb reriammslte lIb sur bslfimmtsu
Sisun9- 9sssnwdrti9 bic lpsrrsn 4rn olo ,G.s,
jpoff, Scbnifon, qausr, RassL Sb6nfelosr u.
Wibsnbsrs, prsliesnt.
SlsSsrbanounssn Der lsstsn 8srfammluna
wurosn pcr9slsisn uno anssnommsn.
9Silliam Napp, Der Strassn ScmmiIIionsr,
BOT Sibsrbsit fir bic 9strsue grfllluna i,insr
Yflibtsn an, msIbs slnifimmis anssnommsn
muroe iis murbsn in Elm Bomb sinastraasu.
9tuf Nntro9 wurce
SsItbloIIsn, pas ss nab bisfsm cine ifsbsnoe
0fs9sl fsn icll, eas ale Srassn Dor een Na.
tbe purtb Wbrufun9 Der Sa's unp Rsins snts
ftisbsn wsreen iclIsn, uno Iit foasn 70 sinas,
i6rsbsn uno publiSrt msrpsn NIT osn 8erbanb
Iun9sn. Nuf Qntra9 muroe snifimmis
SsiblolItn, pas Elm Sana ssmatbt rusree in
Der Qibsrtp @asp, BON Den in Gibaros Ylane
nit 9 beietcbnetsn YunfIs in Den Canal auss
sulesun, ppn foI1enbsr @ross uno in fcaenosr
Manisr: 20 Sol trodns ifsinerns Wauer an
beicsn Seitsn, NIT 6 Sol tisfsm Suntament,
Der Scesn NIT 9rOsen runosn Sisftlfeinsn aes
pfaitert unb obsn NIT &alfifsin>p platttn, nifbt
untsr So0 eif, Sussbeft obsr NIT Sa6jfeinen
70 Soq bid) ubsrpSlbt msrbsn, Der Canal foq
i'm Msinen Sus bob uno 81 brett wsrosn u.
ldnQs Der 9eorbfeits Der Nasp gsmabt wsrbsn.
Die Strassn:@ committee fol- bis gum 20. Wtai
9orihtd9s onnsBmen fir Iussrabsn, qistrn
Der WokraIisn uno Goasnouns bsfTslbsn. llno
sbsnfaas tas Gcrfbldes an9snomnmn psresn
fur bsfsn Sortiesun9 biz an Die 2te Strass,
ouf bisisbs Nrt. @S murps sinifmmia
SsibloiIen, eas Der Stras ssns@ommifiion
nitruirt wsros Die 6odlsp Nlsp, nab ,. S6us
plfia fibrsne, nabs bsi Saeob 9apis, pallirbar
Su MAIDEN u. aub jocdlsp Cane, nabe bsi 6rn.
Sbtnfelbsrs nsuen 6auit, untsr anmsfuna
Der Snaesns@ ommittse.
Cd wuros porgsfbla9sn unb untsrifiet, bas
Die Sommittss autcrflrt fei Die Srcntiirass,pon
Der Ysnnfrass Biz sur @bsrrp Naep aufdaen
Su laiTsn, porbsbaltsn, oas bas Waterial basu
fir nbt msbr als Gent, bic Sarrsnlabuna,
81 babsn iif-was ssnsbmst puros. Sa's-
bic Gsrrsn arnole, @ss. Soft, Scbnifon,S don.
ieIosr une Mlblsnbsr9-6. Hsins Sr. Haael.
Cine Sitibrft wures porssls9t, anfrasenb
oas &bsrrp aasp, bon Der 10 jur 1ltsn Stra,
&c 9raoirt unb 9c9rdpsIt Weros. 5uri2ssls9t.
Man wures enifimmi9 eini9, bas bic CONS
mittse infruirt psres bic (osataunsr Strast 81
untsrfuben uno Bel ndbifsr 8sriammluna su
berlbtsn, mas eS ueaeibt folfsn m6dDte bislsls
ben in Orenun9 5u brin9sn. 8srtaet.
Ntteiflrt -Jobn 10. Tvfon, Stabtfebr.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1846-04-28
Spnt 2fuslonDc.

9urb bic 9ampflbffe Unicorn unb Sals'
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