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and as matter o. duty 20 the afhlcitd.
GEORGE GATES,
So. I'D Church.sl. New.York

SEI ERE INJURY TO SPTNE
This will certify thai for number OF years pact have
been in feeble health consequence OF having severe TAI
in the hold OF my vessel which spraned my buck and sem
on sy iniure, nv spine consulted physicians and
tried the Of Lyerwor pdGa, uid many other
medicines and al purpos. About month ago pro.
cured Dr. Chriss Galvsnic Belt and Magnetic iu ana
have entirely recovered never pectrd 10 be well again,
thought would have 10 give up costing put no"
fee. better Number u years past and am III
every res prc altered person. Nothing would induce Me
~ NORRIS OSBORN,
4. v. y n,r,ne-.t Y Y and NAsier Of The Nor.
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The Tonnwnndn Indinns.

ALABAMA, tIcne-ec 70. y. ! aug w. 4Siu
To me Editor Of Tie Tribune:
SIR The Tonawanda Indians are attracting con.
siderable attention here at some di:iicul
ty with them is apprehcnded. Its generally under
stood that by the conditions othe treaty olei2 they
were to leave their lands the lst Of April last
But as movement made III their favor. the
President refused to execute the treaty until the
Indians could have their grievances considered
and accordingly referred their case to the Senate
Notwithstanding this, the Company proceeded to
sell and rent the lands the same as II the treaty
had been carried into effect. In the mcantime the
Indians were directed by the Indian Agent to 20
on and occupy their lands as usual. They did so
and forbid the settlers occupying any OF their m
movements Some OF the whites went on, how
ever by the direction OF the company, prepared
the land and put in crops. In one instance the
whites and Indians both planted the same piece TO
corn. The Indinns have harvested a part OF the
barley and oats which were sowI-thc settlers the
remainder Several of the Indians have bcen sued
for truspass, and stand Indicted before the
County Court In one case both parties CON-
menccd harvesting IN the same lot-a quarrel en-
sued-thc Indians were arrested lor assault and
battery, and caused to give bail for their appear
ance 10 answer to the charge at the next session Of
the Court AS YOU may well suppose, these things
have had tendency create excitement
among the Indians. Many OF them are much eX-
asperatcd, ana lew more tlCn causes U
will fear nerve them for almost any deed. In
the case of for assault and battery the Con
stable was resisted and the assistance OF the Sher
i'll was called in requisition before they could be
arrested. There is neg ect somewhere. or matters
would not have been permitted to go on thus II
the Indians had right 10 occupy the lands the set
tiers should have been so advised, and then these
difficulties. and the expense 10 which the town
and county have been subjected by them. would
have been avoided have no doubt that the Com
pany thought to ntimdate the Indians and per
haps drive them from their lands by this course
If so, they sadly misook the spirit OF the Indians
Government was informed Of the state Of affairs
long ago and should have intericrcd The indians
are and have been for Il long time. treated as the
mcrest scris-lncapable Q! human feeling, and Of
suffering from the most wanton abuse.
Our Government has sadly erred III It's efforts to
civilize and Christianize them, and from this error
has sprung the prevailing opinion that the Indian
is incapable OF Civilization That they may be-
come civilized and enlightened, no one doubt
who is all acquainted with the Indian character.
But to do this we must IL the first place give them
an iaai,eRG6e tte TO portion of their once broad
domain and then elevate them to political equal
IN with ourselves They will then have some mo
tive power TO elevate and improve-to arouse them
TO the consciousness tha, they can become accus
toned 10 the arts ct civilized lie R. B. w.
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We learn there IS very little doubt that
Er-. TIE murderer CT Nu- n his CITY last Friday
and /, supposed 70 gone - TIE rTer. 4 man an
,ve-ln- tae description given Of mn Stopped
pIante-- House and registered Is 5. i DAVIS
= LOUIS Rspub- Aug.
DRowSEp.-A nan about 30 years OF age. nam
ed Nelson Deenio-t employed board the cana! bost
E-q7irs Fa> i.os1.ed Il ;ie Aa-aor Il; evening
Buffalo Corr AiT. liIa inst
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CHANGED HIS MIyD.-Thar spirited 5ttle Journal
the Trenton Daily New, tells good story @: stout
scodiookinc, sD!sood!cd specimen o; humanity named
]ereIniah ltuuzu who Monday ast, not having the
fear OF chapp0ral and rnchero= before s eyes and be
M Tor 0rIutu OF glory and patriotism,
wrath and cabbage, enlisted TIE United states Re
crt!ng Rendezvous south Trenton 20 cog the Ne>i-
cans IN lew hours howeye: alter he Esd douned the
regmen,a visions OF wars horrors slowly appeared be
tore hlin cha-ty wounds trunc-s heads and Eeadess
trunk. seemed IN grim array before, and each
bodess face appeared 10 sra gnssty yhost!y smile
U; welcome 10 the neN recruit
Like Acres ie rs out 80 his fingers
ends and being denied permission 70 leave the room
suddenly jumped up and -eizns the balcony projecting
;-oEI the second story window. Jumped distance Of
nearly thirty ieet gear INTO the road lie quickly
reraAeu however and % the day, marched ~
the depot with other= there 70 take MS depar-
ture Tor N-w-Y OK Here psast.caiiy !achry-
NOSE II seized hcl-he ggIted H. mother, he
7ai-anG watching lis opportunity slipped unperceiyed
away. ! s@a-ch immediately instituted and Tie gal
ian; lizzie drummer more pry than he rest caught The
,cude-AsHred and B1ec.on,te Sprg OF solder nicely
cscUrced beneath tde csr-hOu-c Re was brought forth
nstsntgr. ogt n gteous lamentations 20 touched the
hea.t o1 prde' OF Lieutenant "aiea that ne ordered
scream: Eagla dismiss the redgoabe hero ere Ms
1uaidcn-sTo-d lad ta-,sd Inc saHgliaa-y food.
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en ARARE CHANCE For sale ths STOCK, hXinrss
~ ,ood VII of fashionable hat establishments on
A Broadway The location is one OF The bes' ~ ne 70
city, business long established, WIN an eSc1ncI @
81, c,., custom satisfactory reasons VIII DO gwen o'
dn1sIng OF the same we'll a. al other necessary tnoi
rnaion Any person with moderate capital dss!fYus -
.nisrnD mo a gentee aud prottabI. business ~ nnd
this good opening Address Halter al this once
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-14

~. UNION HOUSE, Springfield, Mass.-rhc sub
r- scriber has taken the above named new ana splendid
I'LL Hotel lust completed. At the centre of the beautiful
VILLAGE Of Springfield Mass. and VIII open The same To,
pubc accommodation the J0,h instant Tue Union
House larc richly finished AMI furnished and oders IN
.qnn ed advantages all persons travelling through
Spriur6ed Tor business or pleasure. Having recently
kept he United HoIel and "CougesS Hall at Saf
nl5ra the subscriber respectfully invites his Old friends
and patrons and AL others give him Gull IN his new
C,,,risrS ). 5 SEMANS.
fSpst>c,t,lp July 24,h 1916 ly5O 3m
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The great question o; tho day whether PLAN siii.
pie clear and distinct form " administering justice can
be established. whereby -ha!i be eErapped nor
lis rights withheld the reaI OBJECT Of debate during
the day. Mr.. CRIa5relcng took the Chair ~ TO- and
HcaIn and Ne-sys LOOMS OF Eerkiner Marvin Of
ChHuiaUCue N!col o Nvwi OrS snd strong OF Monroe.
successfully addressed the Committee NJ Marvin spoke
great length and with much ability Tie + evidently
well informed with regard 10 the existing system and
great airer OF il He would make some changes, how
ever and concluded BY submitting his views n the form
Article for the Constitution, the main features Of
which Will cndeaycr 10 point our tomorrow.
MessTs. NlcoIL sad LOOKS appear 10 agree II the
,:lan with Mr.. OCOaor and Mr Stronss exposition Of
tie o: law the usefulness OF me Justices Cou-ts
the necessity 0! increasing their jurisdiction and proy!c
la: the benefit O. tl trials by Uriss II the courts OF
record was really interesting He SPOKE OF matters OF
which he appeared 10 hsve the fullest knowledge. he
denounced IKE atteup, authorize the Judges 10 license
advocates withhold licenses according - Their wniil
md pleasure and exhibited; the remarkable cheapness
the Justices Court, - compared MIN lie more uls
ant anu costly tribunals he said the present INT cni
system o; appeals was ro)b!u- Labor Of thousands upon
thousands OF dollars OF iI hardwon earnings and pow
crullv urged upon tac Convention 10 comply win ne
desires OF the People and elect Tor short pereds AL o. the
Judges, Mr. Elscou takes ;ha vie7v--so. believe, does
Nr OGonOr and VIZ. tcz-l presume nlSjorliF o. lie
Convention VII cordially ssrec-
NJ. SrErSoS, yesterday. proposed taat
" tae Legislature >aud DC required 10 prcyae by 4 10Y
uniform system o.: r-ocsU- ;r administration o: >-
Se IN civil CASTS. without --rc 10 di>IEcua> heretofore
- DIV cen forms o. @ct5o2 and 1erenl IEsaci.os u
'"T ", sa dc. egu.!yT ,.--
'e Wanted 20 common form Of proceeding pro
" oN sle Use ot " hch n;isni obtain Iu-lct snd
e-eoy atlav, v:thou: separate Jurisdictions Under
ne names 81 Law and equity. IL guLi 5ir+s;f iGce rs-
sd % ses Sde s'l esuty sspcr1:sls rn1izid ol- TIE
Juoc-aFy Committee had abandoned that AID
tae Sehvsaaea evidently dislised iI-Aad II the rwo
jurisdictions "e-e 10 q administered =: enc cou-t he
would prefer one form OF. prac-ic,.
Mr. LOCKS to-day sud ne saw 10 real recess-v for
separate courts Q; ayg and equity sr ;sji H. 5c-i
nous forms nnoer winch civil ac;cs are broush. 20 D.
abolished lie asSsd IL. >tc:SCa - r. amend
,aear md he i!d - NJ Looms then lo~ai -lst M.
Judicial royvsr 81 las >rH1c shs De ~->ta4 - on 81
prsre Court ec- th- sPp- Ale jurisdiction IF 5,.
C,art Vf Appeals sn II such >ubor ilna.e courts a. m l.
suiAo5zr,i By th.s Constitution
This : ;.e amendment beorc the Convention in
Committee and VII cntsayo- 20 give You brief
sketch OF the arguments used to-day u -,y next
Court Of Ch1acery.
NJ Roeer, Emmett Acknowledgment a. New-Yo.k,
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"A detail Of the cases alluded to follows.)

MAY Gods blessing attend your efforts in these cases,
nv Doctor and you afford relief u these cases thefe
yerv ,nllv. yours. ROBERT ". lands"
SPINAL COMPLAINT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-14

THE PILES - cure for ui- occurred .--pf p
Fam Hst-ea! HerllGy for ne cure OF Pies The psse
.aole Pi< ELetpGsy 1gea-d ny Dr II pbaIn, distin
h-d physician Ok NewT city, i lie 0n- really sac
ces1 remedy tOr that dangerous and distressing s-'
The Piles, offered 70 he American puc!ic ,,,
The E!ecIlsry contains N.nssa! Hdteh<, ~ t.~1
CoLornta Gatsos Or o.a.r powerful! and irftIA1 20
1--we No fear O! tains cod willie andS s - cors
change n DIET necessary II LaSen ACCORDING -
for i.te kucrG'tted ,ss.is and 10
Proprietors otsce 30 Boxsry 500 S,nsf n y
PHcr Il.
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su HATS. HATS Pads Ao.eskin hats al -,
-oun 10 those sold by others al - also atess
@ Has al 81 81 and ~ & superior IN slyIc ana nILsn 70
those In many places ,, E-l hais at - " w. SiUSe"
IA IN GEO +. H. BROWN, 10 Cahast
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=, NlTHS newly Invented T0rp-1O, or Electro hsRnels
> 3fzeHIe may be IA operation Al " ~
he Scientific American Fui;onsi. t5un buItptps'
where tley may had beautifully finished PflnsSS ~.
f!nas accOlpalY LaenL -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-14

Last Monday the Controller sent a statement rcla
I'VE 10 the Conmissary General. bis ssary l. 500
his contingencies over s250-ani his disbursements
about $500
Another statement was sent by Mr. Fagg relative TO
Loans the Canal sc. but IL went oil 10 the Printer.
with more haste than II WI probably come back.
aid not see it and il no; read.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-14

MI ELEGANT SUMMER HATS-lCa'grpsssed
by any and ths lowest city price, consisting o So
perof White and Pearl Brush, White and Fea!l "a.
.mer. White aud Drab Beayers Also, good assortment
OF Black Fur French and German sloerssn tas sees
p.ror imitation Moleskn Hat at the reduced price % -
IS which Will compare sdyantageousy WIN Hal soa a
81 and So II IN any instance me aony. doe, NOV So
perfect satisfaction, IT be tuly obtained py giving i'
nation the subscriber. go, 90. =, - =,
Iny2D 3IneOd' }. ;" hELEoop, ~ o
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WESTERN WooI.-The Ohio Cultiva,or contains
the subjoined letter from Messrs Perkins X Brown,
OF Akron Ohio who have done much to improve
the quality Of Western WOOL:
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KAHE1s PATENT PORTABLE BATHING
APPAAATU5.
Syyy and ,plend!d arrang cement, by u which
n the shaver Bsin Is united With the BalEk Tub and
can be used In any Of ae house Tue pub
he are re-, fully invited call and e1inine It IL us
,,of. VI me subscriber No. 81 Bowsry, between Foun5
and Pl.ih 49, fjyl5 lm'i CHARLES KANE, F.itnLso.
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BoarSins anS 6otfls.
MRS. ANGELINA BROWN

FVNWO OR THREE GENTLEMEN nNy V3lcn
pheasant raous, with breakfast aid tea or iG DeaTu o.
No ~ East Broadway. Also "A centem All AMI us WIG
can obtan pleasant front aud 6crcn On tue Sc
ccud door, furnished unuTulshed References eNchsS
sd aUlp lS@
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Resitence No . MOnroe-st y = and H4sIs' u 'e y
folk packet sclr. Mar Jane"

NER| OLS IREhOh'r
hereby state that for several months ha'e Deen con-
ss, tr1u ed win Nervous rrenors, affecting me To
,uln d degree That unable 20 hold pen hai a!-o
dIkZln.. ri the neHd affecting me very severely L7ns
ar Gf DR. Chr-,.es Ga.yanic Bngs, wtn the Nagn7to
Ed found ano-t immediate relief and ~. gym pghls o
M complaints have now Disappeared would ihrtHer
Lie maj having =-ysrr!Y INJURED ny eit adnG W e &c
ciG,t U hea ron bolt failing on II, and causing greal
swelling and torture, applied the fluid and n t"o days
every yestige OF swelling and pain disappeared believe
Chr-te, articles Dlr-s!lg ~ the "Of!d lSIghrd)
t0gE ROOB HOOP 81 FutOu-.t ke"-Iok
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GRlNDSTCNES
NEWCASTLE GKlSDSTONES Just received per ship
lNvaha!la from Newcastle; Nova Scotia Gfna eoa W a.
Ter Stones from Sesnans Quarry, landing Pef scar
ArsSia For ssI. Nv FORSYTH LABAGH,
- -. IS Wesl-st
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UNITED STATES or AMERICA

State Of New York Guy Of Sew-Yorx, 81
g., BIZ thus Public LtstrnrttIt be t"01H 70 ~! .agW
LIS Il doti pGy a,y Concern, M ~ 70
Il DILL Public Notary IN and FOR the sete Of Nr"- otAi
Dy ete- patent under the Great seal VI me -ad oa G4-
IL cDr,ui and sworn, Dwelling IN me clii oi We"
YORK do hereby certify for about mr. yaTi td't Pit
;nre been gr,ezou.ty giicted ta sy9"nfSfy C'''1
Rheumatic affection pervGdns tae r> 'g'te ana
u, oopery Of eniuTaHcs to ihe mat feeTe te't, and
a,,fp asy t1x for rusdleG Gdree GHd tTeGtn>i md
ayl5 tar UPON my ard comfort NIX! AN IN
c,s bG f-end so aad to,,d rf from < ian> iolFee,
10 uss trtt Of Dr. CHgIsTiEs GALVASie AiSs AHD Ac-
Tc Etl, yaiea t.ed e ttan vo nt1ttli ant an
eniei tre from PG guilty Of cords or J"atI, and am
qa.e 5reu. ,,5,a ~ go. =,
rs. nv p0arla .ea Office 70 D. aersunto Affixed tbs
y-ih tay OF Juis n year o! our Lord one thousand
-, Fn1eye,: md fortv-stS. LANES II. DILL,
Notary Public, No. % ~ a.~st New-Iork
{ ,t-rlox-T re4I celebrity end success OF C:isue
G.Iyric nd Magnetic articles have caused hem ~ %
communicated BE gg1re against al. tEese Gnsilors, as
av .r- entirely worthless. D.. CEsae has ogt one ai-
horize axeat n each city Of t- Ua0a VI 10 alone Eas he
genuine articles
"a, The orIy sency in E.w-York Is az 22 Broadway,
D,tsT cen Jon,l-s,- anc Me-cen-lAne-
1-S and Interesting WORK . CsYanl-m and us ap-
plicaon Remedial AGENT By A IL Christie, VI D. Is
1s; puoIshe and be bad grais above, VIII Dc
orartec by 5ls T. !. earnestly recommended 10 The
candid ATTENTION OF Physicians and al Interested
" S-rhe .oo7e article. my DC sent - any portion Of
Tie United Sta;e- very LIBERAL discount 20 Wholesale
purchasers for places where there Is established agent
Address D. c. HOREHEAD, Agent General
iy2ZWLFit for tGs United STATES l>2 Broadway, y. Z
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M. ERTaEILER, 80.
CHER OR THE GERMAN LASGUAUE,

M. ERTEEILERi -u.
TEACHER or THE GERMAN LASGuA1E.
No. 40 brpali.ay. tei"' Gnei h-,L
ONE COOL SPOT Ieit not" ith.4naHf i.e S 1,
~ heat Of ue weather, the Refrigerator >eb. .o,ir
" udeaaae mas cot yielded the palm 10 fsiss sasns
yghca sufficient guaranty as " ae S"S'''e r .
OF celebrated Reinssf9'9f goa RgY CO
anIl SollI LI,. - - II
HANGING: PAPgR.-A .arge sSsof XI,o sn1
"r,fe ,.rr.r bnIs and eoc-Lnon oro. ,;h; g.
quality width or thickness a4ss orc,, Ly
- ylcs a. ti. Iu cal uanaisetaarrtsIIS1 70 80, :,
w, Iln> GaCHT DEKKI1 49,, -. S
n}0TICE-coa.sees o. goods Per saip chsr:smssnsi
NOIlSIoI n bereoy notihed thst sale shlp u n0Y
cisch-rging, under w. ~. r. TAPsCOTT. a
~. .DTEs; WI and the hnes, collection Of e.essrt5
Il ~ =, be foGEd in tie country, comprising a
JE ri. Of ornsSeniJ, together with al infinite ".
Of tAe [ fancy articles, suitable for presents, al sne
IS1 - nd Lamp Es,ab sLnent pposIs ihs Tabsfnafie
Jr.t is RI THOS. CRANE BANKS. 3ii Broadway.
c,ryaM POWER TO LET-In seperase aparf.
rn N lalg- nre proof buildings So' ~ aAd ~, 81
-, Inquire he Ems Eeer he Preaisss OF u W.
: snedlxer u, and - Ati0rr.y-s- rae ~
,TEA3I POWER-Slrsfn Power 70 .s iroin 70 o., !.
- otse Po~es Apply e, the corner OF 2'- az ss Nv w.
-
PURNAP & BABCOCK. have removed TO No Mo- Il
Id Eutocrkt uS-
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NJ. ROber. Emmett A;s;stan:-Resis:e- a. New.yo.k
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1846-12-29

unb bic ginnabme bon Sampifo mitaetb1
Oe Sefblsbabsr hisIsr teiren Geletwd
merrsn BON ecm Dalniltsr naet @stibr
lctt fein SsrtrausH in bieIsItrn (etcint
perminosrt su lsln. Ausshss aus psn ii
aesstenen Scrihriften ttweiIen, oab uni
Vssicruns 70 Uiel wls mtalieb earauf bept
mar, Coli ftoncn NIT merifo au psrmut
Die bon 3cras Itsrmrmmtnem &rieasIdl
paren in 70 fttlcettcm 3uifance, pak fis
Soften Der Nsparatur nitt pertb mar
NIT 4usnabme oss 9hifes 4uI,in, bas
IN psnIaecla licst. Sie hbrisen Habr,d
fclIsn Usrfauft fpsroen.
Scr &oittnanfblas bisfss 9epartems
1T anf ben Dirnit ron 10000 Waann acme
ctaleih aeasnpdrtis niht mebr aIs g.
Wann i'm 9isnte ftnp. Ser mniiter bi
orn gonsreB. pier Sssbamphlhifs tausn
Iaden, Ole 3ur Ssritdrfuns ctissr Gsfhma
perwanpt ,rerpsn 1cllsn.
Die 3,psfmdBlsfsit elmer 9rrepfs
Oleu Ocrt ,plro einserdumt, nnt S1rceri
pss 2Drfss Der ssnslaten Bsaettuns
gcnsrtdes smpfoblen. gbsnIo iolIts in pI
iaeola ein Drf sstaut uno IonItiae Dsrbe
runscn in Der bcrtiasn Slapp Uarb por|
nprnmsn tperoem. Dir Scldbrentunssn, ID
the tri BET lssten Sisuus bss gcnsreGes
Setrrff Der i'll Olempbis 3u errittsncen 81
rrsOarb armaht fclltsn nab ter Dle,nll
ces Dlniltrs aufatbcbsn nerctu.
Sic auslebIieBlihs Ssrwsneuns bon 81
rine Off3Ieren snr Ssrwaltuns Der auA
&antss espcnirtsn marine 0crratbe Cbe|
rsm W'inlitsr nibt 5tpsdmaBis Ct smphsl
cine Waceiheation oes bisrauf Bs5us batt
ben Ssltsss.
0ir Setnle 3ur 5erantilouna bon S
leIfcn mirc als irbr srfolsrsih ssIctt, u
cine slelb arcBe BspilIiauns rpte i'm poria
Sabre, eafilr perlanat. gbtuio srpabnt /
Winlite: brr in nsnsitsr 3sit nit srcBsm g
fcIae auf rem Oh lcrpator.uln ansefslltsn .
rta6tunasn.
Sic Sermrbruns bsr 3abl beri gtbh(
ebtrnrasn, Icrpie Der WannItaft unb lint
rffiiiere ces Marinssg ietslnt bem 81
niIter rrhnihenemsrtb. SdIlsblleb smpfeI
rer Ollniitcr, eaB cem preltosntsn bas Ns,
elnacrdnmt wsroG non jt oner 6 an3uit
lrnben SrCtaeetten. einen natb isintr siatn
lBabL cbns Nhtfh auf bea Wcbncrt b
IcIten, rdhlcn ju chrfsn. gr aIaubt, ,
earnreb manetcm SsrrlsnIte aecbnt wrrp
ttnnte. lIrtsr cine 4tanpsruns res pt
mcticns Spltsms labt rsr marinss MiniN
nlbts perlautsn.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1846-12-29
Scrbanolun9cn ree Staot-T -Tatb6.
Natbs> 3immcr, Nearins, }
9teemt. % 1916.

Der Natb psrfammnlte iIt, aas Ontalisesr
stasnmdrt9 9as SclSsnss Wures au9stctsn
uno poiiirts sinitimm9:
9a nun cine @cmpa9nis bon zen Gsaein9er
6reimiai9sn in BEN 9ienlt Der Scr. e taatsn
anssncmmsn if, um ben Sris9 NIT Msriec
fortiufsssn, eabsr
SsibcItn, bas Elm SauItno 9baltr tuth
Nnlsibe stboben msrcsn sur unttrNfhBun9 Der
@onrpa9nis psrmill9t su nsreen, in @smdsbslt
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fit Die Sanuar Court lS47.
Surors fir Die Sneite Wcbe.
Sclrmcn ultretbt, Bauer, OtersSsrn.
Gicccn Nnaitaot. DO. Notlane.
@ensea Srepfo9sl, lsbia, Olaratawnp.
Upam Brusman, Sthreincr, elIab.
Ntrabam Bticlsr, Bauer, Ncflanc.
Ganisl Boon, &oblsnbdnclsr, Ncapln9
Saect Coleman, Shnsipsr, 90.
Saect glauler, Sausr, OtsrsSern.
3bomas Diebm, 8rsliai1t, 8sacns.
Saecb gnssl, Bauer, Dtsr:Sern.
8ccrac Scebt, 8rOtIhmict, Dlep.
SsHs &erbarp, Bauer, spHt.
5einrih Ssnlsmer, 5aseI6bner, Neaolns.
Ibrabam SIdjt Oafnsr lDaibnston
Samusl @rslnsr, 9aasltbner. Ami.p.
8enjamin Sarrner, Bauer, lSneicr.
Dapip 6einlp, 90. Nlbanp,
utrabam 6ch, 3aaclbbner, Ntacina.
3bemas Scnee, Streiner. llntsrs6eloelb'9
petsr Slsim xaufmann, SrhnpiNtt.
0iecIaue $ctt, 5olSbdnpler, NsaclnS
Sobn ts,B, Sauer. 9ulpetcfen.
Dllliam WcIer, OlhlIer, lltanp.
Samuel Wloprs, &anfmann, Olaricn
Diaiam Wrrtsl, Bauer. Nlbmcne.
Carl Nattsp, DO. edrnarpon.
6snriet Napp, 90. Union.
Samee Nsttr, W1esasr, 1Dinbior.
6elnrib @hulB, 5utmahsr, Neaeln9.
Smon Sebneipsr. eia Olitritt
gbrifcpb q. ShuIs, Xaufmail 2Balbln9t
Detsr !llrlb, Bauer. O1aricn.
6snrib lDsttsr. eia Dbr Bern.
6einrih Wdrp, SaltDirtb, Nsarlns.
5obn Osracr, Sutmahcr %.