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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-07-03
ADVERTIsEMENTs g.
MAIL ARRANGEMENT.

The Eastern via TuScumbia, and the Northern
via Memphis, arrives every Monday, Thursday
aud Saturday, II O'Clock, A. Nj. The Southern
via VleksbuIy, every Monday and Thursday.
DEPARTURES.
Northern and Eastern eyVty wednesday, Friday
and Sunday a, 6 o'clock A. NJ.
Southern via Veksburg every Wednesday and
Friday 6 a. NJ.
N. B -NouheTn, EaPtern aud Southern Mail
closes every Tuesday, Thuradsy and Saturday at
o'clook r. NJ.
As no land mail arrives on Sunday the office
will not be kept open on that dey, eXcap, after
the arrival oi steamboat, when the Office will be
kppt open for one hour
]. E. SHROPSHIRE, P. M.
Yazoo CITY, April "a, 1916 Aft.
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WlSTER'S BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY! !.
Will Miracles never cease! More
evidence Of its surprising health
Restorative Virtues (!

SPRhGE1ELD, Ky, May. IA, 1915.
J1essrs. Sanford & Park.-Gents:- take ths
opportunity OF informing you Of most remaflEa.
be cure performed up q mo ~ the use oftDr Wis.
tar's Baisam of Wild Che.ryS
In the Year 1S40 was taken with an inhama.
Of the bowe s~h CHI / labored under for six weeks
when gradually ecolPrd. In the tall az le4l
vas attarked with severe cold, which seated L.
selfup"n my lungs; and for the sPace ofthree years
/ was confined 10 my bel. tired III kinds Of
medcine, ann every variety Of medical aid without
hen A. and thus wenried alorg until the winter
Of le44, when heard Of sWGstGr9 Balsana Of WiId
Cherg.'
Nv fr ends persuaded me to give il nial, though
had given up all hopes of recovery and had pre-
pared myself for the change of another world.
Tn ough their SC; icilations was induced o ra1Re
use Of the Genniue Vista, Balkan Of via Cher
~" The effect was truly aslnni>hing, Aner ME
years Of affection, pNin and slring; and nfRer bay.
Ing spent four fre hundred do;iaTs TO no p,rnose.
AMI the b. Of and mo-. respectable physiriams had
proved unavailing, was soon restored to entire
noalth by the hies.ings Of God and the use Of DR..
w istar's 8als3Oi Of Wild Cherry.
am now enjoying good health, md such is nv
altered appearance that am no lergor known
VIII meet my former acqu ,htances.
I have gained Rapidly in weight, and my desh is
Arm AMI solid. can now eat as much a an, person
and my 70 d seems 10 agree with me. ] have eat
On more during the last SIX months than had eat
en- in five wears before.
| COnei lering my case almost miracle. deemed
| IL necessary for the good fthe afflicted, aud the
duty owe to the pFeprietes,and my Ellnw mer
(who should know where relief may be had) 4
make this ststement public.
May the blessings OF God rest uoon the proprie
tors of so .luahe medic nc as W,star's Balsam o.
Wild Cherry.
Yours respectfully, w. II. BAKER.
Psice 81 per bottle. The usunl discount sllew
cd to who esale purchasers
Sold Wholesale and retail at No. 81 Gravier at /.
near The st. Charles Hotel, New Orleans, by
! Il. 81 OWL
and by O O. WOODMAN & co
Mag e, 1916. 44ly. Yazoo City.
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RUILDING MATERIALS.

Boston Nails, Bus, Screws, SANKEY'S,
Carpenters and other Kurh Locks, also the
colured and white Mineral Knob do, a new
and beautiful article. Sash-SPuHgs, Pull, .,
Shutter Easienings, Bolls. &c.
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CARPENTERS TOOLS.

Planes. HIndsaws, ChiseIs, Angurs, Augur~
Bits, Hollow Augurs, Brace and Bils, Blind
Bits, Hammers, da,cheis AIDES Drawing
Knives, Iron and Steel Squares, Pocket
Rules, Ccmpqsses, Dviders, G"ages. Screw.
Drivers, TapetincS, Spirit Levels, &C., and
Ill Of tho best QuIlitV.
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Plantation Supplies.

Has Shovels, Spades, HUrse.tOilars, flames,
Blindbridles with and without reins, Traces,
Ok and Log chains. 'FToes, Wedges, Axes,
Saws, BIacksmiIh's WOES, Hammers and
TOngs; Plough lines, Cunycomhs, &c.
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THE AMERICAN
AGRlcuETD

.GEHMs-<One Dollar per year in advance;
,hree coffee for Two Dollars; eight copies for Five
Dollate.
Published monthly. BY sAx4OS & MlIES, eos
Btca3woy,Eew YORK cOnIainiFg g pages, royal
OctaYo. -:
Each number Of the Agriculfuraliss c6pisins
but One sheet1 and is transported BY mail under
the saIns eES'ai;uns - newspapers, VIC: o'e and
q halt cents # over 100 ailee, without the State.
Back Vt.bmes Of TKE AMBRIcAx AeRIcULTras
ALlsfs 'Fiib;tabies Of caDerts complete, for sale
81 81 90 each; elegantly and uniformly bound in
cloth, 0l % These are handsome, tasteful books,
and make very desirable premiums for dfsiribus
ton with Agricultural Societies, and should also
ind Pacesih al. eur District School LibTaFies
They constitute the best snd most complete IFeas
ties on, American Farming, Stock Breeding, ond
Horticulture, extant. When several copies aIs
ordered. liberal discount will be made.
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MARRIED-ln Benton, on Monday evening
the 22d Of June, By Geo. w. DOughsFty, Esq., j.
R,-RIcHARDs, Esq., Of YHsOO City, 70 Mra casa
p. KEMProE, Of the former place.
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LOst ar Stolen.

AN board the Steamer YazOO Bell Box
" containing $50 chronological Charts,
80 Bills NOrtOn's Selfsharpenlng PlOughS,
AMI a Correspondence Of ten years standing
flom ]. r. Giddings Of Ohio, member to
Congress, Andrew Kennedy from, Indiana,
member TO Congress, General Philemon
Thomas Of Louisiana, Representative to
Congress, and large prive Correspondence
in the inierim.-BOOks, Medicines, fishing
utensils and various other arlicles.-ONE
THOUSAND DOLLARS is offered Tor the scoun.
drel who took the Box, or Fifty Dollars fol
the Box and Contents, with information
from whence il came.
En-. MURRAY.
YazOO City, May 90, 1916. Ae-H.
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Notice.

THE firm Of WILSON, PICKENs
n Il 90. is this. day dissolved by mutual
consent aud eEpiration.OE limitation. The
pane Of the firm will only be used in liqui-
dliioa BY S. A. Wilson. -
S. A. WILSON.
I. w. PICKENS.
Ya7oo city, April Is. ls46. 43-tf.
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Administrators Notice.

ADMINISTRATORS Notice.
" aEREAS. Letters of Administration
w on the Estate Of Ann Johnson. decd,
we're granted to the undersigned, at the
January Term, 1916, Of the Probate Court
OF YaznO county, State Of Mississippi
Now, all persons having claims against the
estate of said deceased, are hereby required
to exhibit the same within the time limited
By law, or the same will be barred.
WILLIAM B. SMITH, Adm'r.
February 6, 1916 3l-6t.
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NOTICE.

T OsT or misIaid. nole Of hand drawn
IA by J. J. Hughes. and made payable TO
J. s. Wallace. al sight, dated some time in
March or April last said Note has acredi'
of thirty dollars on IT, | hereby foFwaFn
all persons from trading for the above des-
cribed note. NATH'L ROYSTER.
Yazoo city, ocl. 20. ls45. l4-lf.
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NHE subscriber would respectfully call
- your attention 10 Ibe following list Of
articles, which he keeps cconsiantly 90 hand,
for sale, al his "FsrAishiEg Store" Vcks>
huYu
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-07-03

ia si'uatIon a. Oversee. il
au,eA py = man who has good
... tSs u he business, Salery small.
90 ,nric,,larp enquire ~ this Office.
one on = rveT plantation would be
. tu July, !, Is46 52-tf.
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TTNNERS SUPPLIES.

Tin Plate, Block Tin, Sheet Copper Sheet
ZINC. Sheet Iron. Sheet Lead, Rivet's. Wire.
Tin. Ears, Speler Solder, Sc, which will
furnish at small advance over first cOs:.
And to Dealers. ! will furnish Tin Ware
Of all kinds a as low prices as they can buy
in New Orleans, OF elsewhere
ALSO, for Planters and other customers.
will manufacture any article wanted, Of Tin.
Sheet Iron anb Copper. or put up Crsiern
Pumps and House GuIlers,and repair Steam.
pipes at moderate prices.
JACOB PEALE.
February On, l946. 33-,r
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Miscellaneous,

Cis:ern Pumps Of the very best pattern, and
which can nnhesitatingly recommend as SUI
periOr TO any have ever seen agricultural
furnaces, Spinning Wheels, Gin Band Riv-
cts and Brisiies, Willow Carriages. Cradles.
and Nurse chaira Laatlnine of varnna sizes
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-07-03

At the Yazoo (ity Livery Stable.
A NEW DRAY and harnees FOR sale, also q
"a draw Horse. BLACKMAN, SCOTT & co.
June 26. tB46. Sl-u
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Al the Yazoo City Livery Stable.
R GOOD, well broke pair OF hOrScs for family
- use, fsT sale by
June 27, l846 5l-'f
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Al the Yazoo CilY Livery Sable

A CLOSE CARRIAGE for sale, leSS than
"a ski. five dullats will buy IL.
Iu1e e6 46. BLACKMAN, SCOTT & co.
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[gin9CIanpt.]
pr. Yulpsue,

~. PulpsuSf
Slabbem bic QcfoS nun ale ibre
2isbn9spldne eurb9sflDrt, babsn is npb pis
9rtsers Mubs ben Sausrn unb Ancern CLAUS
ben iu MAIDEN, pas Der 469sr Sarif pcrtbsi4
batter fir Die Sausrn ipdre alS Der 42asr. Gi,
,parum oos, br (.srrsn qpfos? Der 469sr Sa4
rif III ia paiirt uno miro cDne cure WRuDe am
lfsn fommenoen Osctmbsr in Sraft tretsn.-
Sbr perbst botb niCbt ielbif ban9e bafiir iein
ccsr flirtbtsn bas Die psrroltsn 2Sbi9s Jpn sudb
me9ibnappsn unb Iitb Die @brs anmassn (,pie
ibr 0ttban babt in Az bsnislbsn pailrt Su Da=
ben. 9s6we0en isib ncbt ban9s; ibr iout Die
@bre allen babtn unb aub allies @ute baS bara
aus sntitsbsn mag. l1abt ecb nur 9soule,
susr 469tr QEunrsrcin9 1T ia erlf 9sjeu9t uno
miro am am llfsn 1stember lS46 beltlnmt
0etcren pcrosn, ,idb neile e6 Elm QSuno, ,ron9,als
QSba Mil itb eemfslbsn fsinsn anbern 9tamsn
aebsn, Nell ibr itlbit nod nld)t sln9 isio !Uie
cas- Sinh beesn fol-. Sisle non eutb 9sben ibln
,por psn Namsn ,,Srttiltber Sarif," aber es
f6mmt, mic 9eln9t, auf cutb an, ibrcsrren eos
fos, Dem &inee ben ritbt9cn Homen ia 9sben.
oSsil br nun 70 pisl Mlbs babt uno bic Satbe
b6tblf wd)ti1 1T, 70 a6t iis un5 eininal rebt
,nteriuben unb fsDelI Ob benn, rple iDr fagt,
Die @iensSdbrIfanten uno Eoblenbdnoler ale |
Die un9erscbten GprtDells 9e9sn anhers Sldfien
batsn, ais ibr prr9ebt eab lis Rdtten, untsr Den
Sarifs@eiessn BON lS42.
QBeil cure &laSe DEFENDERS ae9en Die gis
IcmHatritanten 1T nna elicn III nierer SD
te kcoeuteno fatrijirt wiro, fc Iollte man
rcnfen, jeber Der ipr6 aus mas giIrn ses |
ma6t mlrp, wlEte Irlbtt pa6 cure SIasen uns
rccbt 1tnr. Gum 8cweis atcr, pab eilcm Sas
tri,ireu Gins Der pcrtbsbaftctten SeIbafte
,m, ~, k,,s fb l..
lnna prr Sacbe suIammcu9etra9 Die itb
tcreit hin ~ tcwciirn 5u lepermanns 3utrles
penbeit oer @inn bat 81 slauben mas rpabr
1T. SD teSicbc mid eritIitb auf oae ic9es
nannte Steintpb pblenelIen, ae9en ipelebes thr
aub teIrmbers picl Ssltbrei matbf, uno babe
foI9enres aHe superldbiser QHelle 5ulammens
9etraaCn:
2 srIen II. 500 pfunp eHen'rj su
80 so rie scnnc sc 90
3 3cnnen $40 pfp. @tsinfoblsm
So 90 bic 3cnne . -. is Ga
&alfiteine l 30
II 2lrtciter an Der 2lrtsit, ibr <cbn
auf jeee 3rnns gilsn tetra9t So
Sulalnmeil -. .t.n. "a So
0ies Itnb bic Soften elmer 3cnne Steim.
fcblcns eiien, (fhr 6el3frhlen eiien 1T Der
Sprsie jrbenfalle gu niteria,) wc5n atsr nod
ole Snterelicn aufs @apital unr mantbe anees
re Soften Die cb nibt maebfuhte, 5u rebnen
ltnb; msine Ibltcbt 1T es autb nitbt 9eipeien
bea, giIcnmeiltcr Iciucn prctit nabSureb.
ncn, Gcuocrn ~ sciacn ta6 Der 2Sertb elmer
: cnnc roben gilcns fait aus lauter lrbeit
bctrbt, Die ourtbaduaia ron bortebatfcnben
$cutsn setban miro, bic i'm Our6Gbntf 9ros
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OtipdS StcueS.-9sr DeDlestaun Dee
mcfrot, Elm mhtDsnosS qofosSlatt, bas natilrs
Iib nis Iti9t ri entDdIt cine riDrsnoe SsIbrsi>
bun9 bon Der qcfc GauntpsSerlammlnna, bic
am A. au9uif bier 9sbaIten wurbs, norm llb
AUDI nibt elm paDrssQGcrt be fnbst Der gsls
tenbeit pe9en meroen mir bic gEunocrsStcrp
dberit Gen uno ndbifs 06obs sinridsn, bamit
unitrs gsitr isBsn mt9sn nie itarf bic Qcfcfofo
9ruder itrsden f6nnsn men lie Gin in Der Nsrs
ne 9slbsDsnss grei9nis erjdDkn.
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Scr Ste c5abr9au9 Gin ermifcs
SSprf du Sic SSbias. -@5 1T YfidDt

&Spil Ub bbN ~SDtSS. ~ ~ tl'"'
zines jttGn Yartsierudsr0 Die @runbldse itinsr
Partsi Su pcrfinoi9en uno lts 9e9sn Die &ns
9rffs Der @e9ner ;u psrtbeoi9cn mrfiir er beil
AUDI manbmaI tlbti9 aua9efbeltsn mjrc.-
Man fa9t 9emtbnIjb "sine 2isbs 1T Der anrern
WsrtD." @in9spenf bcEr Bprts Daltsn mir
eS fur jpefmdbi9 beuts, bsin ge9inn bes adbz
ten Sobr9an0e8, Elm ernifes QSort an bic QGDi96
-nnmentlib an bic QSbi9S ron SsrfS Gaunz
tD-;u ricbten, pa6 unitr bsicsrisit9eS Snts>
terei1t betriift.
9tidt obne pisle WiDs unc Soften batsn
mir felt Den Ieeten isben Sabrsn bic rs9slnlis
bi9e @rlbeinun9 oss MiberaIsn Ssoba6tsr6"
bspirft unb fbmcjtsln un6 icmpbl unisre
Yfiht 9s9sn bs0sn qsltr ais 9s9sn bic partei
wsld5e mir pertbeloi9sn, srfillt 81 Dobsn-,pis
itsbt sS obsr nit Der Y1ibtrfillun9 ron Der
nnbern Sets? Bon Dem SsmuGtitin eins
Yfibt erfllt ju baben Fam Der 9rufer ntbt
Isben-alS 9eblbuncm qcbn fir feline Mube
uno 9lrbst mabt sr absr 2lnfprub auf bellnz
tsrltisun9 pcn Der Yartsi meld)s sr psrtbeibi9t,
ct Gpridt ben billi9sn 9Eunib aus, bas bic
0tit9ljeber icner Yortsi ale iein Slatt lslsn
unp bafir beiablsn m6btn. 96ir mcbtsn Die
QSbl95 bon SerfS Sountp fra9en: in misfern
iie oisisn QSunib srfiut babsn Gin grocer
She'll bapcn lpiro flip isItif 9sitsDen mitIfsn oas
CT fenen Gent sur @rbaltung elmer beutlbsn
2Sbi9s3eitun9 i'm Sauntp bsitrd9t-@in9s bas
bon Daten lis pclIsbt gang fit tltsrflulll9 ;ur
3sit mc fein pcIitiibsr &ompf on9ebt uno bas
es 9enu9 1T menn lie ale brsi Sabre SO ODER
20 Sent an ben 9rufer bsjablen, um Opsr 3
Mrnat fein SIott Su Isfsn, otnobl fs bsmittslt
9enu9 lno eaiFlbs fcrtwdbrsno ;u baltsn.
QSir 9laubsn bic QSb9 Yartei Don Ssrfs
@auntp binldn9ltb ju fennen unb wl1tn tas
IR, rpsnn AUDI weit in Der Minterbeit, ltarf
9enu9 1T, fcrrtmdbrsne cine osut1tbs 9Sbi9s3sls
tlm9 aububaltsn, mem nur U lie bic 6onb
baSu bjetrn peldbe es ftnnsn. 9Sir BADEN wdbz
reno Den Iieben Sobrsn, 100 mir Die 5oerau6:
9abe bieles SlatteS lstsn, mandbs Sepsils BON
Der qiberaItdt uniersr pelitiibsn 8rsunps srz
baltsn, bic mir eanfbar ansrfsnnen, oaae0en
babsn une eini9e ftbIebt bebonbslt, rpaS mir
sbsntal6 nlbt psr9s1tn merosn. gEenn 2las,
Die ben "Sspbabtsr" Isisn, uns ibre 9an;s llns
tsrtasun9' Ssfanntnabun9sn ,s, jufommsn
laifsn uno pdnftib bsjatlsn, 70 mclen mir aar
nlbt fla9sn. Nuseroem 9loutsn mir, bas bic
3abl ber llntsribrsibsr bss Ssobabter5 lsd)t
psrmsbrt wsroen fam, msnn Die Srembe eei>
tslbsn 9sbori9e Wto6rs9sln oa,u trsfTen. Die
nabs @cupsrnbrssgSaN wiro obne .3,psifs s:
nen btsi9sn &f peruriarben, bic SlotD,psns
o'9fet Der lfdrftrsn Strtrsituns bss SsrbadD=
tsrS 'wlro jsbsm 9utsn Bb9 einlsutbten uno
mir 9laubsn hbsr3su9t ;u fsin, eas Elm suts5
GsluItat nibt fsblen wirb.
GtipdS 9icues.-9sr Doplsstaun Dee
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QE@7TV. B. PALMER Esq. is our authorized
Agent, for procuring Advertisements, receiving
Subscriptions, and making collections for the IL
BERALE BEOBAClITER, at his offices in the
following cities:
Philadelphia-N. w. Corner of Third and
Chestnut strcts.
New York--160 Nassau street.
Baltimorc----S. E. Corner of Baltimore g. Cal
vert strcts.
Boston----No. 6, State street.
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Sur9cr pen Pcnn1vlpanien, bier It
Scr 5trcitpunft ecutliel, anae9eben. Sis
@rwdbIun9 ppn s me SO. Yower wiro
in Der 0anSsn lInon oI6 bhnrissr SsipsiS 9els
ten, bnb YenniDlpanen nbt in cen Stoub
0strctsu unc feline ebrIiCbsn Stimm9tber nit
llnptritbdmtbeit bstrr9en obsr 9sbumbu9t mers
Den ftnnen-mr9e9en jecs Stmms msltbe fir
QS Il lam .. Softer en9sQsbsn wirp, ais
cine @rfIdrun9 Su @unifen ppn Sreibon Del
unb bem brittifben Sari bon 1916
betracbtet rUerten ipire.
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Sic 2pfp Gauntb SSeriammlmma

tan6 Der Sslflmlnun9 9enab am lestsn Samss
ta9s ifatt une, ,pie man unS beribtst waren
stma 100 bs $50 Ysripnsn, ale sssdbIt, babel
anmsisno. 60 melt mir srfabrsn BADEN 9ins
2lOss in better Oronun9 poribsr, ia bic 2isbs
sur @ini9fejt par 70 9rce, bas Elm Sslblus ;u
9unfen pss Sorif6 bon AZ uno Gin anbsrsr III
@unlsn bsS brttfDsn Sarifs, sIsidb;siti9 pai.
ltrtsn. Die 2ofcspartsi mus iibsr psl psroaus
en- ftnnsn msnn lie fc stnas ibludt.
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Su brsbsn uno ibr ben psrfprccbsnsn qisbbabe|
Su 9sbsn. sr bsauftra9ts Oabsr psn jun9sn 2(4
oonlS nab Gsu Dcrf Su rsisn, paiase au
.rsm ndbifsn 9ampfibifs su nsbmsn unS / i
England Ssfbdfts fir i'm abiumaten. Del
eisbbabsr bs9ab iib esm9smds nab NsuVorfI
obsr blsSd,cns msrfte Die lbItbt ibres 3atsrs|
bsnacbritti9ts iBrsn qisbifsn burtb ben Sslsl
graph baron unc Die Witts mslt)s bas Ydrl
den onWanots, um isinsn 3wsf ,u srrihs
unb ben Yapa bntsr'5 eibt Su fiibrsn, asb5
rem ,pirflid su ben neueifsn uno isltsnitsn.
Sis nabm iDrsn Stanb in Der Sslsarapt
Office in SClton uno CT that bai1sIbs in Sealsi
tun9 elmer O1a9iltratssYsrlcn, in 9eu Uerf
uno init 6ulfs Der @lsftrietdt War Der Rncts
9leib 9sfblun9sn. @Or sinsen Sa9sn bran
lDr 9ater barauf bas fs ben Sosrrn Dsiratbs
ioats ben sr ibr ausssfubt bate, unb ,pis ma
osnfsn fam, ,par sr bobif srifaunt alS fe fas
ts, bab iie berstS Die Srau tss 6rn. .. fti un
srSablts auf ,psld)s 2(rt lis s5 ssmcroen par
lcr. .. War incss Der QSsiiun9 isnss losrrr
9tmds, natb England ab9srsist, absr Der bstrc|
gene papa frast Iib bintsr psn Sbrsn u. msin
sr ftnns bic losiratb nsaltis MAIDEN.
Kentufy Wabl. - @cafdnbse Ssridtj
pcn ben fir bic @sise9sbun9 srpdbItsn MitI
9lisbsrn line ein9sfrmmsn, ,psbs fclssness6s|
iultat ;si9sn: SIN Senat inb &c QGbas I'M
II 2cfcfcfcS; i'm 5auie Der Ssprsientantsl
63 2Gbis6 uno 81 Gofo5, was Elm 3upads DO,
abt Mlt9lspsrn ibsr Die BbissMsbrbsit BON
por9en Sabre iit-sin 9lsfuItat bas fsbr einI
rig fir lit Ssntudp fpribt.
Din pennNlpaniiber gofofoFo. 4
gina Der fcnosrbarifsn @slbspfs in Der 0Sslt
la9t Der Soifcn 9aiIp @bis, 1T elm psnnipl
paniibsr 2ofofofr. gr itimmt fir sinen sSrsi
banbsI=YrsGoenten bet sinen SrsiDanbsLSs
frstdr ernennt, uno Damn ersbt ct ftb baifis
fbimpft auf Den prsfbsntsn, Ssfrstdr, psiIsrj
Or9on uno ubsr jfpsn Mann Der iu @unlfs,I
Der @runbidge lit, fir pslbe CT ifimmte, uni
wpfitr sr bsrst lit bel Der srlfsn @seaenbei(
wiscer Su lfimmsn, 70 balb feline partsi ibm 9sI
bistet ftine beiFyn @runbides ju untsrbridsn|
@ouYsrn5r Yratt BON WarDlanb, bistt sinj
SelcDnun9 pon 5000 an fir bic 3srDaftund
res Ne9er6 George, mslber am l5tsn 9uaulj
l3rn. SsiIt @rof, in @barlss @auntp, Marpi
Iane, srmorbets. Der Wtcrbsr mirb in Dc
@Oumrn6rssproflamaticn bslbrisbsn Nis folstj
Der 9ebabte Ns9sr @ecr9s 1T bon ftbwar;tj
Sorbe, isin jeaar 1T lang unb brrltis, CT it st|
ma 5 Sub 3oa bpb uno 25 Sabr alt.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1846-09-01
Der eleftro masnetiidbe Gelcsrapb

Ner eleFtro Ilia9netlieDe IeIt9fopb
alo GopulationssNsent. = Cine bitlbsa
jun9ss Mdbbcn, Spbtsr eine6 bsr rsititsn
in SOlton, bate init einsm S1rss
bsr Drs6 Iatr6 sns eisbfAaft an9cfnipft uno
mar sntfbloGtm mpbl ODER tibsL i'm ;u babsn,
otwpbl Der papa Drs lconb fbon frlibsr einsm
anesrn Gicbbabsr perfprctbsn bate. Der 9as
ter tsfam 2Gino bapcn bei1lo6 eas Sinenb
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1846-09-01

oronen uno oas Neben5 n5iumer. SSilmfon
beior9te ourb Den Nuf fwdrter oe5 6aules
Elm ftattlibe6 SobSeitmol, oos unter bier
2(u9en 9enofen wurpe; teb bon Glemens
tinens ebemali9er 9erri6ott, bic fbon
bonn Sbitflal ibre5 Stubenmdobens unz
terribtet war, bic fleine 6obe oer gteus
perlndblten in feline 8obnuns brin9en,
uno ale Sefannte ablpeiien, spel6e, unter
Dem Sorlpanoe oe5 Ssoouern5 ooer9lud=
wdniben, BON Steu9ier berbei9e5o9en
wuroen. (8ortieeun9 fol9t.)
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Sas 9ampf6oot "pauama" 1T bei ber
Nrfanlas Ban an Der terauTtbcn &hte am
25lten SnIi Derun9ltft. Sbitf unb &abuns
ltnb 9aBlieb Derloren y. Osmot.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-10
PASSION AND PRAYER.

Or a Reason seAy Pareats lose fheil IN
fateace.
0ae defect spoiis the beauty of a piece
OF mechanism. and one fault cripples the
influence of parent. The most prornin.
ent reason We know Of, why religious par
snts are often witnon successful moral in
fiuence over their d-lidfen is, because thew
don't take care of their temper They
tes ch well, pray well, advise well but
bad temper neut a zes all,
Fathers cros>l' said a little girl to her
eldest sister one dav, after beng corrected
fhai impression oatwetghea all considera.
ion Other own fault 10 that child's mind =
If she had committed one wrong. her fa.h,
e had done another. and why should she
be punishad}
Take apatber fact: A man Of very
sensitive feeling, praved one morning wi h
deep emotion ama Iullpg to tears: for he
was a very seaslti e ma Rising from his
knees he went out II tee back door and lol
a sight which transformed BIS very pi1us
feeling INTO passion, His bow Joe had left
the swiil pail N the door am during break
last the cow bad kicked il over and bI ken
i. Flying into a whiftwind Of passion he
hjcised poor brlEdie, cufied his forge'fui
boy Joe. and fell in'o most graceless
frame Of mind Alas, for such parent !
Even poor Briudle herfelf would alnrost
pronounce his Religion form, aud as for
the boy joe he could but fancy his father
bypocrite, while smarting under the strokes
of bis angry cuffs, with the echo Of the
morning prayer still lingering IN his ears.
What wonder il that 10y should reject the
gospel, despise his pareuts, and become a
bad man? Better for the father not to
pray ;haa TO follow his petition with such
passionate outbreaks. Let parents. saw
again. especially religious parents, look
we'll to their Iempers.