davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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uno Seccr Stohr.
g'o. Is, 8eft pennftrobe, 5piI IAen ID
4ten uno 5ten, ndbife SbGr 6u Yearion|
Stobr, 8eooin9.
6crtmdhrenO ouf 5ano:
Seoper, >1utrie, Castor, NuliCb|
nuppeo, uno rpollene Suite, BON alle
O0orEn unb Scrmrn.
Snrr, tclne tutnG Selpet, lafirte, lreej
ne l'ne baart9r Seetnne Sarpsn. - gtsl
f"lIs Naborh' 6hte CUR pa1Ienpsn Sobrsstitl
Snb!tebe nc ipcttliebe Bettfercrn. - III
lte blFss ,plrc 81 ben niebriattm Sarael]
'prtllen rsrfanft. Sufct an. ump Iebet.
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in Der NSelt J.!
9ampf- Nefinirtc
S;Sncferz @GsoStcs,

124 Gent oos pfuno in 6roGucrfauf.
"a I. Eidarofon, So. AZ Olarttitra:
~ *bs Dbllabelpla, q, nlmmt itb oas
Br9ni9cn pa6 QutIlfum ju Eenacbrltbtl9cn
paB cr nOb immrr fortfdhrt feline icbr ccr'
IhQltNcn 0ampf Ne'inlrteu gdnpies 3n Uers
tAufcm IN ccm nicpern prriie BON $I2 so
bic 100 pfuub, nnp Ite fmO al ehte tr9fnc
oupcrn sIcltb, bic III pcn Scr. @taat'n fabric
3lrt mCrbcn.
Gr Ctfrrrt etsnfaae aQe @crten @htcr i'm
Gcnfrftonics uno . It sSacbc, 3n corr
rcepcnrlrcnben niebern prcllen, neil ibnclIe
8crfdufc unp fIcIne 0rrfte an Der 8a9'ss
crrnuna 1np.
Stufet an cber Itbift enre BcitclImaen uno
br ncynet unfeblbar 8cfrlcpi9un0 fnScn.-
0sroc1rt nltbt bic 0lummcr 42 nIorftitras
ge pbilaeclpbia. 7. Z. Eidaroion'
Scptmbcr |. AYR.
%. 3. @ussiferns WiCcstts [pcrsi9Iicb fir
Scaes su mobenl, entbaItsnb go &tItft fur
@dnbje6 uno SufIrsS pisIiadbsn 81 modosn Su
vsrfouftn fir $40 Die Seu. 9to. ~, O}arft'
ltra6c.
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8rmsre Sanf pOm gtaat 9sIam. aIepsr, ,pl
Do. 30. 3msiDa 9Silminstpn, pl
Do. Do Srpeig, &srraetcmn, p|
%. %. 5meiN ReW @aifls, pI
Union Sanf, ;u gSiminaton, ID
Sleine Hoten unter 5 Sbl. Bis
9tep SerIep,
Sslpipsrs Sanf' su Selplrere, ri
burlington SO. S0nf, Msofpre,
Commercial Sanf pertD Nmbop r|
gumbcrlanb Sanf* Srip9etpn,
Sarmsr6 Sanf* Mpunt S.pup =
0armers II Wleebanies 8ant, Nabmap
Sarmers II Oleebanirs 20 Ollepletcwn
Olorrie 60. 8ant+ Olrrrlstown
Olehanies Sant> Surlinstcn N
Wehanies 90 9lepart
Oiecbanies II Wannfaetures bp* 9rentcn y
WprriS Canal II Sr. Go. 01.S. Citp, uud
PSn sfetcn unsansb|
0lcwart Sanf Snf. Go" Stewart
Orange Sanf"> Orange
pecples Bant, paterIpa
prlncctcn Sant&, prineetcn ~
Galem Santlns Cos Salem p|
@tate Sant$t, Slemart Y
State Sant* ghsatetbtcwm
Statr Sant+ Gambler vi
State 8ant Of Olorris' 91orristowu Il
State Sanf' Stem Srunspif NJ
SuGcr Sant@ 9lemtcn II
Srcuton Sanfins CO. 9rentcn NJ
Union Sant* 0pper II
Sant of 81. Srunswif. Srunspit acbro|
Sarmers II. Mebanies 8ant 90. aetrol
8ranflin Sanf Of 01.S. SerIcp@itp sebro|
6obofen Sanfin9 So. 6ptcfen sebroI
Sericp gitp Sanf, SerIcp gitp SebroI
Wetbanies Sanf, patterIcn eebrp|
o'""nf"ethrers w Sant, SeApiae aetro|
Vionmoutbs Sanf Of 81 = 8reebolr aetr
0lem 5cpe 9cI Br. go* >amtertpiue
d s Olanuf II Sanfins 60 5ctcfsn aetd
q : sprotertioa Ii somtarp 8anf 6 G d
patericn 8anf, paterIcn scbred
@tate Sanf, srrGtcn aetro1
SaIem pbila, manuf 60 @alcm setrcd
'Safbin9tcn Sanfina Go 5afenIat sctrl
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1846-12-08
Die Oebrinuntl1e Don pori9,
SDn &u0en Cue.
2(u5 tem 8rani6Nilben ubertro9en BON
DiFter IOilbeIm Sr6blid).
(9ruf ppn Socob llBl in 02eusWorf


(9ru& prn Saccb llBI in NeusWcrf.)
Gas erlte losft piclt5 nu90eicihnchn QScrfG8
1T srfbitncn unp fann in Ger 3ruftrci ticler
3tjtun9 cin9cleDcn meroen. pretS zines S1tftc@
pon As Seltcn, 124 @ent6. - 9ruf unb Qas
pier laIItn nldt6 Su minftben ibri9 uno untGrs
Ibsiben ltcb pprtbsiIbaft pcn pielen onpern rere
arti0sn llntrnebmun9en.
llsber ten &sbolt Der "@cbcimnidt" ltb mti,
ter ou6;uIprccbcn, 1T pcllfommrn tibsrfulIi6
ca Die Rritlf Idn0it ibr lrtbejI barliber Qcfilt
bat NnGrtannt 1T IS bo6 9eoe9cnbife QSsvf
g. Cues; IS bat cen 9t0nRn be6 0erfal1ere
in alien SbeiIcn Der cYIilirttn @roe berllDmt
dennd)t, unb t6 lpjrb fcinCn bobcn Nan9 in Der
Qterotur ic lanQe beboupten, ais Die jeBi0tn
3uitinpt Ger @eitUldNft nld)t cine 9dn,tde
Neform srtten ba6en. Sn Der aniebenp(ftn
6orm sr9ebt c5 Iicb tlbtr alIe jene 6ra0en, meIs
d)s Die 9rutttr Der SeBtsit befbdttgen unp
Die MaiTen in Scwe9un9 icBtn. - Setm 0sfen
Der @jebemnlIIe ron paris mro Dem 2lrmcn
Der 0iutb pieotrfeDren, een Ntttben mirb IS III
9uten 5oontlun9en trelben, Der GeredtI9fett6z
lebente miro eifrtatr Itreben, be Su9eno auCb
am Nerntcn III eDreny uno Der @Ienbe 9eWobz
rcn, rob CT frllber coer fpdtrr bic fcl9erebtcn
@r9ebni0e isincr 51anblun9en fbmer3tb ,rtrns
0en mu6. QSir 9louben un6 babsr bcn 9anf
be6 oeutIbsn Yubllfum8 Der Union III peroies
nsn, lpenn mir ibm bisft6 trsfflibe QGsrf in e.
ner 9ebs9snen llsteriegun9 unb lmtareIbofen
Nu8lf0ttun9 p0regGn.
Dem Ieetcn J9efts mjro ta8 mobt9sIun9sne
s5jIbniB Cues bsiQe9stsn.
@bar!e5 Mliler,
9tc, lis 0lofau ct. NsusVorf.
Otai "a. 1916.
q. .. 0c IL sritsn 5,efts ce5 cbi0sn QEert8
linb bsreit6 erfbiansn unb in bieftr 0rufcrs m
ba6en no ebsnf1I6 meitsre Ssiteuun9sn an9es
nommtn iUerbtn.
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SinterlofeniOoft oe6 peritorbenen
Sfcubcn Srcrlcr,

WsiIono p0n H0n9iNW0ll Sounltb. Sert5 StD.
Rabridt miro Diermt 9e9ebsn, bas ben linz
tsrfbriebsnsn, pom 9soobttn S0unfbip, teitas
nentaribs Srefs rurb cen Mc9itrirer pcn
Ssrf6 @auntD tspjli0t mcrrsn fno. NQe oics
jsni9en wcIbe nod 8orrtrm9cn an 9coabten
8eritorbenen babem beetIn befelbtn rbne
Yer5u9 an Die llnhrilbrcbGntn fir Scioblun8
einjursiben. Splbe, Die nob an 8uNilbuIs
Den, Sanbent HotGn opcr ouf onoert 2trt l(buIs
big iinr, ,perbsn biermit ouf9tfcrocrt, Smiben
nun unb Dem liten 2tpril lS47 0biubejablen.
Sor"tio Trcrler, nrs<vto,u
1Dilliom Trerlcr, '>>"'' -
Septem6er 30. 6lRt.
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Sub( b(criptiDn6< 2InSei0e.
Ser llnterStittncte miro III cini9en 3oarn
nit Dem 0rufe ser

Ser ltnter5rit6ncte miro i'll cini9cn 3a9cn
nit Dem Orufe Der
Contribution Der Ser. StaQten
bc9inncu. 0idcIbe wrO NIT bSn mot B.
>pcnplQen Grfl6ruuqen fir jeorn
Burger. BON pCn tcttcu 81 cb g Seleb T.:
ten 9Cfhrieben, bealcltet fem.
lin cieics fir jcbsn Shr9er, mO &C.
IcnpCrs fir Den nrutf Den G II 10 a ~
.ocrcr umentbebr Ri db e 6auss unb
YlotlcnaI 8ucb 3usduallh gu matben, baben
mir Den prels triielben 70 billi9 ais m6slcb
SclteIIt, inpcm mir tie fcitc llsber5eu9ma be-
aem, pa6 cclcr Gcwd br smann FIR
jcoen 8hr9cr Der Ser. 9taaten
IN feinen 6hraer Ii den 81 b II
itb per oQ9cmciniten 2beinabme erfveuen
miro.
Safclbe miro in pier $ieferun0ru rrIcbcis
men, rrrrn iece 5u Dem encrm billigsn
Drei s bon 70! gents ab9clafen werben
miro.
pbilAocIpBia, zen 6. October 1876.
q. u. Wollenneber.
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9emmtb's t3nitbertrefftcber
SOnupfz I00of,

"Sabrisitirt aus Dem rciniten Matrale-frr
prn ihdoliben 9ru9ercn-uno fir gut befuns
Den pcn Der meNi;inidptn SafuItdt, fir tbre
bsicnosrn rsm &cpfs nheIjcbcn &r9cnlhafttn." ."
Die ftbr nbcraIs lIntsrtigun9 prn cinem
erfenntldben Qubtjfum mdDrcnp mebr ais flint
3ia Jabren bstdt9t p6ui9 bre 9t9enmdrti9S
3oqfrnmenbeit uno mIlbsrtrrfens 8its.-
&unitfcnntr unb 2tnosrs ltno atbtunASpcI tins
aclaosn 9emutb'6 Eappre unb tflattabor
gbnupfsSatafe Su prttfcn, Die, mdbrtno lts
ter 2(ubIprAt)t mtrSr DjnrGrn ncb fbarcn,rGrs
bientsrmtjls pcn ocn NcEtsn Smpfcblen Itno ais
Elm Gibsre5 Wttcl fir &cphreb uno ftmnhs
2tu0en. Nue Sclfcllun0cn pcm 8elhdfte mers
osn prompt unp iur 3ufritrcnbcit befcr9t, mei
fs apnrslitrt iinp entwrbCr an bic oHetnl>
GEN N9sntsn
antcn @ltcn, $50 9toro eIfte 2tra6e, QDat'o.
Sninaer 1t. &cSsn6, SO Seieplfrose, NcuOcrf.
Sta6lsr uno @onbp, pr0ttitrNbe bens2Gborf fSaL>
tinlore.
:. uno g. gDritb, @ttsYtnnifrnft Neotin9,
pa; ODER an ben 8obrifontcn
z. Z. Demutb,
(2lm Ori9inaIs@tabliTemrntD
Ofs&6n8trobe gantolter, VA.
geptember %. 3001.
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QYDbnun0s> 8erdnDerun9.
Serfauf gum @infauf6spreis.
Spbu GplDfcbnibt,
'leioers unb &oriet6ten> Sdnoler,

&leioer> uno 8arietGtens Sdnoler,
5eiat feinsn sablrsieben Srcunoen nno oem
Qublitum gang crasbenft an, paB CT isinen
@tobr in Die OlanG Gebduoe, al Der
Sho stem @tra6e Ycrle9t bat, nabe tei Sour:
tcn's 6ctsl unO einise 2bIrrn obcrbalb or,
$6wrn's 4pctbtts, in Da0elbe eofal ipeltbes
frlbcr bon Srn. QSanner als Slelperitcbr
tenuBt ipuroc.
9rin @5tcbr 1T ncucrrin8s OrrprIlfcmmnrt
unp nit clnCr 0rr6eu Husmabl BON Sacben
perleben, bic man ntbt iterau flnbee. Be
Icnpers cin teOsutcnrer Scrratb BON alien
2lrtltcln welcbc fir
:5erren 2ln3llge
crforberlitb fup; nah oct oacrncucllcn O1ps
Dc uno III peu biIli9itcn sprciicn.
gbcnfalle tinret man btl tbm rice onerrr
Satbcn Die bier nicbt trn0nnt pCrpCn t6nncn,
namcntIitb &utltbcm @ultlss unp oncCrC
Sabrscnae, Sfrrr9eihirre &c. &C.
9antbar fir bic tisber aencl1ene &unos
Icbaft, IctmcihcIt CT Ith nit Der 6cfnuns,
raE IClne 8rcunpc i'm 0udb in frnrm jeslSCn
Wrbncrte i'm init itrrm 3uIprutbc tCCbrCn
mcrcCn, uno man miro flnccn, rob Iclnc Nrtls
fcl al Gute mo SlQi9felt ale onprrn bCr
llrt, Die bier pCrtauft wcrptnr 9lCitb 0np occr
0tcrtrctfCm.
9icaoma, Suni Q. 1916. 3m.
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(Saet SScaQc9

fir Die 0amen!
Die lIntcr1tbrirtenrn Ono jult Don Spbi(as
bIpblo Surif9ctebvt unp beutc Olor9rn am
QuepoGCn res 0IIerGebonF auesewdbltcn Als
lortmCnts BON
N1ucV OrcB' 0litern
fir DAmtn, rNs jemals 5upor nocb 0carn9
9Cbrabt, icl6e ais
Sbottrts
llno olIe Sorttn
neumobi9srWoufsua
ne be Laine, @afmir ps65s
Go65s,lbattrt II. 9cffretfteSaits
mir MObte efd)mot;e uno fbIiCbtfors
ben iottinz0sifreifts MouIe Ioine Be Ioif
nt6, California 9epurttIt u. 9etreift fats
tin tdtst mb onbere Scmba3in6, fblift u. 8es
ifrsfte fbmarF lmo blouIbworSe Nlpoe>
ta Yuitre6, Seiben QSasp Quitrt, fbat'
tirtt unb mebtIbare Qultrt6,9ewdfs
itrtc 9erpirfeIt uno 9sltlftsSts
ben, f9urjrtt, 9eWlrfelt u.
9efrelfte @ro oe g3ap,
DO, ibmarSs u. bIdus
frbparie Olatttos
ne DO. ia. u.9ts
1treifte Nsppz
Stloen,
nit elmer erIhiermbcit Vom anbern Geiorn
ebcnfal!s fran80itib aearbcitete &rd9en, ltn'
ter 6AlttHcbcr, Slo> uno Geionc 6anoi ,tub
Strilmpfe &C., rpoju Ole IufmCrtiamtGit cr'
bGtCn lplro pon
O'9rien uno Eai9uel.
Ge0oln9, Ottober l3. 81.
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,HtttNllO I UtNll StpluNV'
S0utbwAre Carvings Sant tctrIa.
Ghuplfta Cav Snltitut 9ehrptbrn
SduDltlQ Sanf* :
Sputbwarf Ditto par
Wctern Sant par
8anfen i'm cSnnern oe6 9opoe5.
8anf pOn 2tac9benD, ju Sspfnrr, lln9an9b.
Bearer, Su Seopsr, DO
Smotaro, ju l?orri6bur9, 9eIhIcTsn
Bafbnatcn, ~ QGofbin9ton, un9on9
@bambcr9bur9 81 Sbombsr6burS |
Gctt6bur9* 3u Gsttiabur9, /
Yjt5bur9, iu pittSburg, |
Susqucbunna Go. WlontrcIe II
@bcTsr &1untD III Wtitdeitsr. PAL
9elomore @ountD* ~ Sbeiter, par
@ermontnun ~ 8ermontaun, par
2cWi6taun Su Qsmi6taun, Il
0(iprttoun ~ MprIetnun, |
Otcnt0cmtrp Co. ~ Nrrr6taun, par
g}ortbumbGrlInb ~ 9tortbunberl. par
Serf5 @ountp Snnf ~ Neapin9, -
Sentre Ditto iu Sslefonts. Qefhlrssn
@itD Snnf iu pitt6bm0, lln9on9bar
Columbia Sriden @eieQihaft. Columbia pal
@orIi5lc citto* iu Saul5ls,
DoDle6tnun Ditto Su OcDlcStoun, par
@altDn btttp* 5u @ditpn, pal
Grhhn9s Ditto su ptttsbur9, Il
Certificate Il
Vctt 0lotcn Il
@rhan9e 3tpri9 Su NplibaYsburg, II
@crttfIcatc
erie Ditto gu erie, II
6armers II. 9roper6 III BoDne8bura. 9
DO sabltar IN eurrant 8onos 2
8ormere unb Ditto bite III pinsbur9, 0e6r.
Farmers unt bittc 30. ju Sawtts 81 .9sbr.
8armers unb % an 8rrnealtls srtrcet
6ranflin rjttc 81 28oIbin9tcn, 9
Sormer6 Sanfp. Sud6 @tD 4. Sriltol, pn
8ormer6 bitto non Qontatsr* III Qontoitcr par
8armer5 Nittc, non MsaDinN* ;u Nsa. par
j3orri66ur9 Ditto 81 earriebur9, I
i3nrmcnp Snitiute ju narmcnp, unsan9.
loone0boe Sanf ju J,cne6bale, II
iounttn9tcn Ditto III ]9untinsbcn, unsnn0.
Suniotn pittc ju QemiStaun, unQun0.
Qonfoftcr 90. III Qonfniter, nar
saneafcr gountp Bauf, 3u <aneafey por
QebanOn 90. Su gebanon, por
Qumberman'S DO. AT @arren, atbrccbcn.
Marrtetta II. Su6Queh. Sra6in0Sp. unob.
Wsrbant6 II. Mnnuf. Sanf+ Vitt9burN /
Certificate I
O1ectanics Banf, pittstura, tetrha.
Moncn9obeIa Ditto non Sraun&piGs, 3
Yolt 0loten .
Winer6 Sanf opn pptt6Otl(e, par
9tcrtbcrn btttp bon pa. su Oun6aff, nr0b.
Hprthumbl. II. @plb. of. an Mt(tcn, unob.
0t. @citcrn Sf. o.?pa. WcooeoiQe, oeId(.
9teu Salcm %. SaYette @auntD> betrila
9iprttamptpn Snnf su Slentann> -
9t. So. Delaw. Sritcten so. Sn N.So. seietl
Office Der Sonf bon psnnf. loorritb. b par
Office DO DO 2aneaitsr b par
Office DO DO 9tsabin9 b par
Office DO 60 Cation b par
3ms9 Der 8. Staaten* pitt6bur9, 9ebrocb
90. 30. oo. Su erie, %
oc bo. 30. ~ Bearer o.
Office Der Sbuplfa SanF, port @arbcn b
2l9ritul II. Manuf. Sf. Su Carlisle, qebl
Stloer safe Sanf an Montrpfe, oeId)lpi
SoDlrr5piGs 9sIomore Sru&en So. II
Gowanba DO. 3u Gpwanba, 9(
lt1tion br. slt llntpntaun, gebrpd
BeRmprelanb DO. 5u &jrecnsbnrg, qefd,(p
1Silfe6barre Sriden So. iu gSilf. unaaut
9Seif Sranb Sonf, QSiliomSpcrt l!
QSDpmin9 Sanf 5u g8ilfcs barre, /
Ocrf bittc* 81 Orrf, Il
Upu9bp9anD Sanf Su perrDppplis, un9au{
Oie9lOtsn Don ben NIT a be3eiebnetcnSan
Fen werbea niht in Oepoltt 9enommen abel
an pen betrcfenpen Sanfen aueasmeebIelt.
Oie init b bs3etbnet seben feineRoten aut
SelaDare.
Sonf t.. QS tlmin9tcn .Sranoswin*t tQSilm. y a,
0onf BON 9elamnre*, 2Silmin9ton pa,
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9Dertb Der Yonfnoten

2tle biejsni9sn Sanfen, Wsld)s nit enem(S)
Stern beSslcbnst lino, 9absn sntnseer falibs
npsr um9ednosrts 9toten prn psribsbsnsn Ss>
nennun9en i'm llmaufe.
2lae NIT sinem CD iRreuj bejeibnsten Sans
fen maren fribsrDln 6Tentlbe 9epcIttsSantsn
Ole 9tpten oerjeni9en Sanfsn, welbe mir
init sinsm @ebanfenFri,bs Il bsRibnen,wers
ben BON ben SroferS nbt on9sncmmen.
pennl lplpanen.
SanFen in pbilaoeIpbia.
Tamcn. 9iSeonto in YbIab.
Sunf BON 9trrtb 2(nltrifo* par
9crtbern 2ibcrtie5' par
YenniDlpania* par
penn Saunfhip* par
Der Ser. Stoot.' "a bis 25
Commercial Sanf,* pOn Ysnnippanien par
6ormerS u. OftDont5 Sonf par
8lraro bttot par
@irarp cittO (Stepbsn)* III pbipo, 0slblr1
&cnin9trn 80. par
&enltnatcn SapiuS Snttitut -
mCrtbants Nant NON pbllae. hrtrSi.
WCYmeniln9 Sonff, par
Wanuf II. Mcebouic6 par
Wchantc6 Souf in phPd, par
W2anuel &abor 8anf Is d. .0pctt) 9etr.
Dcnnfplpnni0 @aUtngs 8ant trtril9.
Dbtlabelpbto Sanf* par
pbilabelpbta @aUin9 Snitltut 9ctrctbn.
DbllaecIpbla &oan Comp. %.
'pcnn 3omnlcbip Cav Snt. -
Htharb6 CWorf) 9ebroh.
9outbwAre Carvings Bant tctrila.
GbuplfiG Cav Snttmt Setrpeben
SduYlftQ 8auf* -
Sputbndrf Ditto par
Wc fern Saut par
8anfen i'm Snnern oe6 2Qpbe5.
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SOQlplS! S00pls !!

9ic ltntcrIhriebcnen baten 70 chen erbalten
uno itno nun am ertfnen elmer fplenripen
9luewabI Don Sbawls, frlche ais Itltbte II.
lebattirte 9bitst, ga1mlr, fhmarSe uno far.
bi9e Olcufe re laiRcs uno allr urteu bon iei=
benen Ghamls, mrIhe 5n fchr berab9cIettcn
preiIm perfauft ,percrlh tei
D'Grien upa HaiaueI.
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Bible Reading of Public Characters.

Lord Kenyon. who understood law
rather better than the gospel, closed one
of his charges to jury as folIows:--" Fl
nally. gentlemen, would call your atten
lion to tue example Of the Romsn Empe-
ror Julian, who was so distinguished Tor
the practice Of every Christian virtue lha,
he was called Julian the APOSTLE"
But we need not leave our own country
for similar examples smong our !eeisla.
ior.. We find Mr.. Hodge, a member OF
Congress from lIlinnis. IN The course Of
debate, quoting the following lines as con-
ing from The Bible: =" ..|
while yet the lamp holds out to burn,
The vilest sinner may return"
And Col. Benton in the Senate spoke
OF our Saviour having cast scren devils
out uf certain man, and Of The devils
taking possession Of the swine who ran
violently into the sea and persisted, &c.
Fwo members of a State Legislature, at
the close OF The session, addressed a cir.
eular 10 their constituents: We hope the
course We have pursued and the votes we
have given will meet your spprobston.
We hope you will say to us, as Nathan
SAID to David, !" Well done good and faith.
iul servsnis." *.s"
" Mr.. Speaker" said a member of
legislative body, earnestly opposing a |
measure before the House. "Mr. Saea
ker, would no more vote for that mea-
sure than would fall down and worship
The golden calf that Abraham made. |
|" Mr.. Spesker." said another member,
: IL was not Abrsham that made the eoI- |
len calf, i, was Nebuchs dnezza." 40
editor Of one Of our new spspers, when
irving an obituary notice ofs worthy man,
'emsrksd--" We say Of him as the Holy
Scriptures have so beautifully expressed il
-" An honest man 10 The mobiles, work of
iod !"
Que Of our own city editors. himself a
lergyman too. refers to Daniel as having
Iersec,ed the SAinss before he became .
;hristiao. #" j. SIS: ...". s.s. II
The last case ] shall give, is taken from
7 sddy Thompson recolle etious Of Mex.
o. in which, .speskipg Of The Hospital
Lizsrus, be says" The inmates
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Movements of the Armv,-B,, M


g g. z ggSSs'i,,A letter from Nssy o,Issns,
Ger. says:--
Gen. Taylor will no doubt reach Mon
tsrsy aud will find city Of non.comba.
tanls, and the object Of The Campaign 10
farther advanced Than at Mstamoras. We
may lake some ofthsir sesporis, bu, that
Is OF no material consequence, as Mexico
has but lIIde commerce, snd none that is
OF any advantage 10 her, az II 10 all done
by foreigners. aud IN foreign ships; and
as 10 taking possession OF her frontier
towns or provinces. IL is very acceptable
to the inhabitants, as our srmy, by their
immense expenditure, is enrichIng the
country by consuming everything thew can
furnish, and paying four prices for every
article. As to the manner in which the
war thus far has been conducted, utter
ignorance, waste aud ex,rsssgsnce. have
marked all the arrangements connected
with 1t here al home, and has consequent
ly bad corresponding effect on the CON-
u'tion shd movements Of the army; aud
m no'b'ng has there been grosser or more
Pslpable errors than as regards the means
OF transportation, and volume might be
hlled with details. Al this moment oLr
ievee is Incumbered with wagons intend
ed or Gen. Tsylot's army, ~ ing DAY al.
ter Gay. with all their fixtures, exposed To
sun which raises the thermometer 70
1902; and mules bough, in the Western
county. and brought here a, a grss, ex.
pense. are being shipped BY vessels which
receive IRON $4,000 10 $4,000 freiph, for
the runi down to The Brazos Santiago.
carrying 100 to $50 mules each; many of
winch perish on The voyage from V ant Of
proper care, and the usual risks of sea
voyage. and one half Of those landed will |
die from being scclimalsd. One oil. these
transports recently embarked l27 mules
here and landed 90. the remainder died or
were thrown overheard in q gale: and all
his Is done when far better, more service
aole and acclima.ed mules can be bought
here al S25 each. All this, however, is
'u' mere item in comparison with o,hsr
and particularly with the
arrangements connected with the inland
expeditions 10 SanIa Fe, &c.
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The United States and Mexico.
Correspondence Ofihe Journal Of Commerce.
washinyton, September IS, 1876.

/ -A~@f@AMAA4AN " AAN N&AAAAA " NN1A-AsAANf
Washington, September IS, lsie.
The Administration have, after full de-
liberation, determined upon line Of ope-
raiions against Mexico, which u 10 be I'M
medialely pursued, and with the greatest
vigor and energy that il may be able TO
exert. Ii has been decided 10 take pos.
session Of Tampieo, with a view 10 laci-
litate the operations Of the army Of inya-
sion. That strong and immediate move
ments are 10 be made, You may infer from
the fact thar on Saturday. transfer drafts
were signed, at the Treasury. for nearly
a million Of dollars on the New York
banks, in order 10 place funds in New
Orleans preparatory 10 new operations,
Santa Anna, though probably disposed
for peace, as pronotiEe Of his own inie-
rests, as well as those OF his country, is
merely the agent and representative Of
military caprice. which so frequently aud
suddenly produces in Mexico "changes
without revolutions" as General Salas SO
appropriately remarks. Santa Anna was
selected for the new movement because
he had influence with the army. lie
would not destroy that influence By pro-
noting peace. He may be willing to &c,
rid Of those. janissaries in some way or
other, but it will be difficult 10 DO il. II
appears, too, that the constituent Con-
gress, upon which is devolved the duty Of
organizing the Government anew, is to
be free body, and chosen without refer
a',"a ~ aas personal interests. Tho sur
mise that Santa Anna may use this Con.
gFess as a mere machine for the promo
ton OF his own objects, is, therefore, un-
founded.
The new movement is based mainly on
Two principles--inlernal tranquility and
territorial integrity. The first act Of the
Constituent Congress, called 10 frame the
organic law Of the country, would not be
to ALLEVIATE its territory. If they can Sc.
cure internal tranquility, they will feel
more confident Of preserving the integrity
Of their territory.
NO sagaclous person can now believe
that there is much hope for peace from
the conclliatory disposition of Mexico. !
Whatever hopes of a speedy peace were '.
founded upon the policy of Santa Anna !
have been abandoned. From the Con. |
gress, think, there will be less hope of
peace, even should we wait ill December
Tor It's meeting, and then some six months |
Tor Its deliberaiion and action. The Go. |
vernment therefore, have decided to wage |
wal IN earnest and with all its energies, |
from this day forward.