davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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6 m y f c b [ II noen:

Die llntsribrisbsnsn pcn 2Ibanp, [Nsu:
Oorfl smpfsblen Dr. X. Kcrn al6 sinsn iibsrs
aus erfabrenen uno nenlbaftlitbsn Mann in
islnsr Yrcfsfiicnuno, in alien Stidsn msrtb
einsm refpeftipen Yublifum ;u rsfpmmancirsn.
Daois 9aIlnan, Soaroins Stable, 9uta:
np; g. &. Stcw, eiq, arcp; Samss 81.
Noir, eiq., 1lltanp Sobn 81. Sterman,
weit arcp; Sames 3. 5arris, Nlbanp
G 9. Silfins. $ipsrp, srop; wiaiam 81.
paff, Iltanp; o. ScuIs, <ipsrp, srop
gbarlee N. Scmler, Nltanp; G. 9. Seat,
$iperp, 9rcp Gecrae Srparts> llbanp :.
s 6poe, $bsrp, 9rcp Hnprew &irf, 2lta,
ny; {. o. splatt Slortbern 6oteI, 9rop
s. Spraauc, Iltanp; G. 8 pettis, Grop:
Sobn 6arrie, Nltanp; 9, s. eaton, Trcp
Scn 81. s. 0untam, 3rop Ncab 9bcmas
4tmccp, sltanp; Il pattsn, empire 6ctel,
srcp; Sas. so. Wearpin, It, g. 6otel Ga
ratoaa; Sobn Sanarum, YuQ's Seao, Srop
0tcac 9, G. g. 9. grof, NDcrp, Saratc.
ga; g 9. Sswen, palf 3Sap 6cule, Or.
Scbn s. perrp, Saratc9a; g. Saaue, Ca.
lie nno CIR. Stable, Ilbonp; II. s. Staats,
9rcp; 9. @lcments, Gale mo gr, Statle,
albonp; Sas. 9S. Sentcn, II. g. O., 8eif
SrcD; @bas. Yetsrs, Sbarcn Sprin0s, q 2).;
9Sm. Tor, Ganb Qofe; g. s.. Tor, 9ano
Qafs; Sobn Ttcrntcn 81. 9Silerid, @borlss
g. 9cu9laL Sobn Nof, l9snrp 8oil, Srcp
6. elleban 9flbanp; Samss @crnins, Srcp
patrf @rcrpIsp, Qivsrp ct Srcp; Sbcmae
gromlen QipsrD ct. SroD; 6. q. Yarbam
SoboeS sSatob Dettls, Gcbces.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1847-10-26

9 iae wibtiee gntbe dun9
far @ortenbs Il ser;@gin ene
ldnoer,n Sufolf, Namens 81. Bro t.
bdlt 5 &aben. Die Elm 6alsbano tra9en.
an Dem iie mittelf elmer leibten aber gut
9earbeiteten Stablfette an einen pfabl
neben Standardization uno &rib:
bdumen befeifi9t iino. SSeoe &aee bat
Elm fleinee Odnsben neben Itb. in Dem
Iie fbldft. uno man iest ibr @aGer uno
Sutter in Die Ndbe. Die 8o9eL welbe
cine iOlbe Senoin ibres @eIbledtes in
oer 9tdbe feben, lof1en Die Srdbte unbe
fbdoi0t reifen. Sin Unoerer le9te cine
&ase an einem Rettben. mie einen 6aus
buno, an cine 9eoen 200 Sub ionee. NIT
Weinlt0den be5o9ene 9Sono. ,poieblt Die
80ael ibm fat ieoe6 Sabr bic fh0niten
Srauben perpiilfet batten. uno es rpa9te
iib oiesmol fein einSoer So9el gu oen 70
bewobten Srauben. Warum finoet iolb
Elm elnfahe5 uno crprobtes Mittel bel un5
feline Unnenbung ? Gtrpa neil es anfGno
lib etpas fomlib au6fdbe. (gSbrbtsf.
81 NAB baft Biaer
Sebter 1T i'm Sariffe BON 1916 Su
flnoen oerlelbe beifeuert ndmleb geinla
men NIT 10 p@t. Boil, pdbreno Slabsla-
men, Der nibts Unoeree als 9elnlamen
unter elnem anoern Women 1T, nit 20
pGt. be,teuert piro. QSie fib BON ielbit
uerifebt, importirten injpliben uniare
Saufleute nur 9einiamen, uno oas 0ort
Slabslamen mar in Dem Safturen per
pont gtun bat aber Der SinanSminiiter
elm Goitt erlaiIen. ourb melhes oer Sein,
iamen fir elnen Saifaro erflGrt, uno Der
Slabslamen allein als leeitimerName an
erfonnt miro. (St. 9oit.
Sa5 Surfe' DE s bepaar,
ba6 in 8ln0iton. Canada, oes W or D 6
ieiner beioPn &inoer uberDielen wuroe,
fol- am |. gtoOember binoerlbtet rperoen.
Is in 8ebet Dor Der 9 b a b t..
I'm Wor9en oee 23ten Ssbruar lS47,
auf Dem Sblabtfelce BON Sucna Siifa,
perrlbtete Der eapltdn elmer Sreipi(li0en
Gompaonie, Der fruDer Wetbooilten. gre.
bigger 9etpeien mar, fol0enoes ori8inelIe
9ebet:
Sci beute NIT un6 i'm Sample, 0
Serr ! 9Slr llno Nenl9e uno Der Seinoe
lno &iele. Sei nit uns, wie ou nit
Soiua narit, ols ct pom 8ilpal nab
Setb boron ano 2(jalon binobitiea, um
ole Qmorlter su ibla9en. Br bitten
oib nibt. Die Sonne uno Den Mono lti0
fteben au MAIDEN. mir fleben nur nm oe
mug pulper, 9enuo Ga9eslcbt unp feline
Sel0lln9e. gtlmm ben dlten ..Gaub uno
Hdifig" in oelnen beionocrn Shue u.
men! Marfb!" Oieie @ompaonie fol-
@unoer Der Gapferfeit perrihtet baben.
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Stnterlollenfhaft be6 periforbenen
Gdpit, Gbriifmnu.

lsstbn BON ean9opwain Saunib. Ssrf6 SO.
Ollie intsrsfTrtsn Ysrfonsn wsrbsn bisrourd,
tenatbridti9t eas Dem llntsrltbristsnsn. moDns
BAIT in NsbsrsMacun9is Saunfbp,qsbaG Gaun:
tp, abmniffratipnSbrisfe ouf Gle 9eoobts (2ins
tsrIa0enibaft bemili9t wpreen lino, burb ben
Nsgiifrirer bon Ssrfs eauntD: 2(ae psrfonen,
Die nod SorcsrunQsn rosr Nnfpribe an Die
6intsrlaITsnfcbaft ce6 9ecahtsn psriorb. 9apic
@briifman babsn, fno eriucbt piaslbsn Dem
llntsribrisbsnen obns GsrSu9 anjuiei9sn unp
ale Scldbs, Die nod an eria0ts IcintsrIaIsns
itboft ibuIri9 linb, itno ebsnfauS erfutbt pbns
SsrSu9 abjubeSabIen an
george guopi9, @bminiitratcr
Sct06er 26. 6nl.
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StuDitDrS sHocbricbf.

Der llntsrssidnets, on9efeat ourdb Die 9Eais
fenecurt BON SsrfS Gountm Sur llntsrIutbuna
Der Nebnun9 BON HifolauS Qott, @reeutpr osS
mriforbsnsn geifolaus Qott, fem, sstbn bon
eria9tsm @auntp, unb @srtbeilun9 Der Sitan,
in Den Sodnoen beS 9soadten @rseutcrs, mirS
Den pfiibtsn ieinsr @rnsnnun9 nbwartsn am
4ten Hopsmber 1947, um l llb. nocbittaas,
in Der 9(mtsifubs BON 81. Qupmis, @iq., penn>
ifrosr in Der Stact 0teaon9, iu msltbsr Ssit
uno Ort olls Sntsrsifrten bsilpcbnen msasn,
wsnn fie eS fir spsfmdsis baItsn.
pm. ~. Sairo, 4ubitor.
Sctcber II. 1S47. 3m.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1847-10-26
Or. Slpapne i'm SliCen.

Sas Or. SmoDns's 9Sofiriben Sprup
nltbt nur In Den n6roliden uno meflitben, icns
bern AUDI in ben iiolibsn Sbsilsn Der 8ersin.
Staatsn 9ro6s &ursn bsnirg., papcn ;euat fols
GENDER Srief, oatrt:
1Oilmin9ton, %. g., Suli 10. l647.
Or. Smaine.-Sbre 9lr;snsi bat mib auf
tounesrbare 9Seife bsr9sirsat. = 3wsi Sabre
lang mar idb NIT bsifdnogsr Grfatuns unS
Ssudbulfen 9epla9t, unb in lsster 3sit muroe
ss 70 iblimm NIT mir. oas meine Sreunoe MIDI
auf9aben. Sb mar fat cine Qsitbs faum bote
te ib Sleilb msbr am esibe uno fonnte nidt
pom Sette aufifsbsn. Nuf Notb zines 0reunS
bes brautbte ib einiSe 8lofben ibrer Nr;ensi-
,ouroe betFr, fcnnte aufifeben uno umterasben.
Dies ermuntsrts MIDI. SD fubr fort, sSbrs 9(rs
sens' su 9sbrauhsn uno bin jest scafcmmsn
ber9sifellt.
Sbr Srsuno uno Ssmuncersr,
Jame8 t1Iaislano.
IDarnun9.- Wnn butte iidb Dor ansnIsrs
tatfbun9en une Hababmunasn, ba feline bic
sS'rfiamfsit Der siniis dbtsn ArSnsi bsS Or.
Gwapns beiet.
Der cr9insas unb sinSi9 abte Mrtfei wiro
jhesrsltst BON Or. Swayns. @ds Der acbtsn
ano Maeslfrase, philadelphia, unp gum 8srs
fdut Del Den A9snten in allsn Sbelsn Der Ser
Gtnafsn nno sini9sn Sbsilen BON europa.
Sum Bsrtauf Bel .Jobn Hitter uno @cmp.
Gn8fano uno rIet,Jaren uno Or. (.
.11arfdalt asentsn fur &eabina.
Geo. s. WlilIsr, Wemelsborf; Or. Seaers,
pcttstaun.
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cSDbaa Wiellerf.

SefenbGnoler, Sfens uno 8lebs ss6miot,
erlautt th, isinen sablreicbm Sreunrcn bier
nit ansu,eiaem pab CT fortfibrt Isin 8Nebaft
in alien 3priaen ju betrcitsn, uuo ,par am
altcn Stanp, SO. 81, i'm cltlitten Wlarft.
Sieref, nabe bel Scrto's 6ctel, no man
fortmdbreno cine tinlduSlihe Iuemabl bon
,A > efen ieoer 9lrt
@ts. flnocn tpiro, namentlicb Rob:
I e!er's complete Kocb6fen, mel.
be fhcn felt mcbrem Sabren i'm SebrauCb
uno neaen ibrer autcn giaenIebalten binldns:
lid tcfaunt (nb. gbenfalls Kobler's nsue
Iuftcicbtc (air-tight) Datent & 0 tb STEM.
Scrncr Qomoeo'e Empire & 0 cb 6fen; fin
&cblen uno 6cl,, wetbe tei ben RunltaRes
ttellunsen in 8ofcn, Slen.Oorf unp pbllas
celpbia bas crite Yremium erbiclten 0icIe
Oefcn .iperoen Uerbirat oa6, lte ale Die Giaeu:
febaften tetsen. ipeltbe pcnielben suacItbriss
BEN werceu.-8srncr, alle Scrten BON 6ols.
unb &oblen: Orfeh, aum Sstraub fir Spar.
lpr, Stubcn, &ieben unb anoeve Simmer.
2llle Hrten bon Sleebsefhirr, Ofenrtbren,
So6topfcn II. {. To. fno jerer3cit pcrrdttis
uno tperpen anf Bsiteauns fbnea uno tllis
perfertiat.
Oanfbar fir Die tisbcr aeno6ene Sunb:
fe6aft mlrb CT ftb bsItrsteb audi pabrenc Der
beranuabenben Sabrsseit ourtb prompte Ses
piennna uno tiaise preifs ale Oenjeniaen
boas Sefrcoiauna su seten, bic i'm nit H.:
rem 3ufpruobs 6sebren mSsen.
Stsapna, Ssptsmber 2l. bb.
81. 3. Ilts Osfen uno auberer 8uB wers
ben in SauIh anssucmmcn.
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geioenoe lciet ~!
Ooftor Gintelin,
0eutf b CT llrat.

,
ertbellt fostWabreno III IsiucmI felt Dem Sabs
re 1882 etatlirten Weoieal: 5auIe,
SororpciH. edc rer 3tcn uno ilniou Stra6e
5wf6en Der Spruee II. puns, pblapelpbia,
dr5tltten &atb nuo 6hlfe tslonbsrs binltebts
Isb per Setanouns pcllfommsnsn 6siluna
uno arnnrlltben Nusrottun9 aler
6aut &rantbrlteu uub aebeimen tie
tel ;u percn erfoIarelhr Sur es Der 9icnltc
clnes erfabrensn praenfantsn tecavf
Or. SluteIin, wclcber in 0eutIeblano cine
rcsclmdBl9c mepieiniihe Silouns aenc6, jeoe
Sprm cicier &ranfbeiten in Den teribmte.
ltsn S'ncrie:Spitaisrn europas bebanpeln
fah, unp irit S e5abren in pleIcr Stact cine
ausseoebnte Qrarls crIanste, III ourtb olele
Scrtbclle IN ren Stano seIeBt, OuIonen
bcirerlei GeIcble6tee cine (tfbere, aewi1e,
ihnellc unp tleltcnoe 8ur fir Ole febimten
Salle anSutieten, ceren SrrIbllineruua m6ae
tann ourcb pen Sebraueb BON Mrfur ccer
oureb cine Ibletbte Sebanpluns bon Seitsl
unerfabrener 6anoe bsrrtibrcn.
perfonen, peltbe nit 0pblitItbcn lleteln
pocr an Der Oberfa6e ibree S6rpere unb ib,
rem Gelthte init tupferfarbis auefebcnoen
Slattern ODER nit SeGbmilren, Die i'm
'S aumen, 9 tb unc unp in Der Nlole
roer AUDI anoerewo ausbrehcn, bebaftet Gnc;
cosr pie all oenl SeinfraB, ¬ensclcbwil.
fen, Sarnrobrensgn3inounar unb Ssrgn.
9rruuSen [ipel6e Scrcnasrun9en 6fters uitbt
9eborl9 tebanoclt, paber meiltsus unupeoms
men seb eilt ipcrornl unp instGcnpere
SmmSs 9emte,
bic an I'm efpnnencn
nnb unbslltrinsenrsn Suacno' Gsmobnbeiten
leren, ,. b. Der Scbhbsfetun9 Neb' ersrten,
beren Srlsen far $eb unp Sett sIcitb pers
ecrtlib lnb, uno nopurh, penn niebt bel
3elten oaae9en 9e:pirtt wirc, tauIenee bon
icnit plslSerfprehenccn junsen Mannern in
Gin trhbes Srab 9ettar3t iperpsn,--uno Iae.
peltbe aus uerser cper sduItuns jsne 5of.
nun9 5u elmer Sur auf9esetsg babem lWO
crinaeno ertncbt, entwcrer perI6nlih cocr
fhrlftllh IN pcrtofrsisn Srisfen an Doftor
Kinfelin lttb Su ipenpsn.
Granfen i'm 0anoe,
welcbe bic 9pmptcmsn brer Sdbmerrsn in
portcfrelen Sriefen acnau anseten, tanu Gin
xdittbsn nit seb6ri9en, ibrer Rrantbeit ans
semslenrn Weesneu, eilisit susdanpt wsrs
Den.
Oie Sebinsnnsen ltnb bilis uno Der S,a.
tur uno Shwicristsit ose Salles sema6.
Srfcnoere 3inmer CUR Ssratbuns (lnb
brrbaupsu.
Die Office 1T rtfen BON ltbr O7orsens
Bis 9 llbr bes Hbenos. 26Oft. -1S.
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EXECUTORS Berfouf DON
ss9sa 49, SGdBbarem Gaffaniens
sssssi,sSss ssssss iJ;'s3sas ODl3tdn0

- Somifa95, ben l3tsn ndtbifen 99rs
pembsr, um l llbr Rabmitta9s, fpasn ouf 6fs
fentIitbsr Serlfei9erun9 psrfauft wsrben, am
1ouis ron Trlstrib &Iinf, in llnionpills, Serfs
Sountp, AS Ifcr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
9ele9en in Scpentrp SaunlOip, @bsltsr Sauns
tp, cine Otsle pom S6uplfil @anol, Elm unp
cine bol6e Oleile pon Der spDilabslpbsr umb
Nsarin9sr @iienbabn uno ;lpei 9Nslsn BON
Scu9lobplle; 9renjenb an 2anb bon 5,einrid)
Slannsrp, oer QSnrpifsS company, Daniel Oos
cum uno Nnbern. @S miro juiommsn perfouft
merosn ceer in Ieben Soften, BON etipa feds
9tfsr jebe; ais pa6 @i9sutbum bon SamusI
Spadman, @recutcr bes psrifcrbsnen Sobn
Yapns. Sir weitsrs 2lusfunft fra9e man bel
Sobn Qinbsrmam in llncn Saunfbip, naDs bei
bem plass, melber paS @i9sntbum ssi9sn mirc,
ODER bel Gibaro Sccns, 9isaone.
Eibare Boone, N9ent.
Oetrber 10. 4m.
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s3atsat 2Serfeettf.

81 sSsSss Il 2lepfclbdume. Son bis 10 Su6
asT#as bod uno ans oen pcr3lslltbfen
- Scrten pcn CONNER, 6ertfts unp
Wmterapfel beltebenp. eteufalls auserlsIe:
ne Nprieofen, Siernen, Kirfden, pfau,
men unc pfriebensSdumen, nebf slner
9erltiepcnbslt BON 3icrs unO Sbatten Sdu
men, Strauebmert, NcIsn &c. lille pies wiro
moblfeil pcrtauft al bcr Sauml 5errn
efert's Surnab seseniter.
tl1ibael Saufsr.
Nsabiu9, Dftoter %. Sun.
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BD0rOin0baus @r6Fl,uno.

Dbnweit oem Gifenba bnsDepot, Efe
orr Cbcsnut uno 5tcn StraBe.
llntsrSeihneter erlaubt ith, snsm rsipsftpsn
rs'isnpsn inb bisii9sn pubfum fen 9utsinsss
rlhtsteS SoIfDouS nit Dem Ssmerfsn ;u emp.
feDlsn, eas um llbr Safsl la dhote, uno
ultesr 9nosrn So9SSst naCb Der Sorts 9efpeif't
Iperoen tann-nu'b cine Nmsmabl Der pprjligs
libifen Getrdnfs perabreid)t.
Snosm eerelbe allss aufbietsn nrb, bic ibn
NIT lbrsm 3uiprutbe bseDrenren auf bas prcms
tsifs une Siai9ife gu bsbienen, DrTt sr rsdbt
jaDlreib bsfuht ju msreen.
:. BauIe.
Neaoin9, Den 5. Oetobsr. bp.
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SrhHer bel Jotn. ooulumL (9OI6tnen SNwan
SooteL 0Ssaein9) wcDnboft; Ssi9t bisrmit einsm
psrsDrtn publ'fum bon &sacin9 unb llmaes
9sno an, oas sr feline 9Eobnuns psrls9t bat,
nab Iorn. pstsr Napp'6 6ctel uno minibt
ooDsr bos ale Oieeniasn welts ibm 3utrausn
tbenfsn, BEL ibm anrufen mt9sn.
HeaonQ, October ID. bn
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Ge9enfeiti9e Seuer=@eriiberunss @efea=
fbaft bon Der Sinfin9 Sprins, Serts
GQuntp. Qenn.

Die Osit9liseer Der cbissn @efsafbaft balten
ibrs jdbrlide 0srfammlun9, auf Montas Den
l fen ndbifsn Rcpsmbsr, um 10 llbr Gormits
tags, an bsm @affbaufs bon Daniel Joausum,
Sbilo gum @clonsn sman, in &eaoine. Sur
felben 3sit uno Srt wiro AUDI QBabl 9sbaltsn
fdr l3 8srwoItsr, Die fommsnos6 Sabr Su oie'
nen Daben.
G~Sie jdbrlide 9arfsIun9 Oct an9sls9ens
bsttsn Der GeEafbaft wrb Der Serlammlun9
Sor9se9t msroen. 9tuf 2tncronunD
2aron nIull, Ssfretdr.
'Sinfn9 Sprin9, Setrtsr 26. I'm.
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Ger
0rOfc Spri,,g Rlat
9luf 6fentlieber Senbue
sun1 Serfauf.

5uIl SSCilNHI.
Scr ltnterfhrisbsns nro Isine portrefIiebe
splantafha bcfaIt ale per "Broge 5prinas
Plab," auf 6ffsntlieber Yeneuc ,um 93er>
fauf anbietcn, auf Srcitas ben 29fcn inttcbcne
oen October, Tim 10 ltbr Bcrmittaae, iii,
8attbauie bon ScIspb Saul, in ltuters6eie
beItera Saunlbip. ScrIelte enttdlt
l21 Qfer 9eelartes &alfftein 9anb,
,3nvA mebr oper neniacr, aclcaen in Sci.
fsm:ll pcIters Sauufcbip, Ssrfs gauntp.
iiiiEH# am Serts uno Daupbin 3urnpcif,
s=zae4i=s 10 W1ciIcn ctcrbalb Steapna, uuc
A W1cilen unterbalb QScmelsbcrf Oarauf
lit sin arc6 sweit6fi9tcs 1Bobubaus init ans
asbauter arcbcr itrincrncr Sdebe unc niefeb.
lcncer Dumpe al Der Shhr, cine tteinernc
Stbmeisrlbeuer 125 Su6 lana iteinernes
0auhbaus, srcB tteinerncs Srntbtbaus init
Seller inter pemfelbrn, arc6es QSelihtcrns
haus NIT 9rcIhtenne burtb bie Diitte, oppS
peltcr Sdbmeineltaa nit Sruhtfammer har
hber, itcinrrnce Spriuobaus, qrcBer Srucbts
fetcp, ShmlbGtbcp, <sbnsbaus NIT einsrn
Stall, cine pDrtreftlitb einacrit6tcte &altflr<
ui6 bei einem unerith6pfitbm Gaftentrus
tbe, Der niNt teder in Der Seacno su ftnteu,
unb Gin Boun9arten nit Den beIten DtltGcrs
ten. 9ieIe sDlantaibe 1T init 9utcn SenCen
i'll ftbifIihe SeIcer aetbciIt Die Senfcu lnp
mebrentbeils Saltanien DfcNen unp Nirac(z
ftnIrn. 2(uf bcrIeltcn tcfnpct ltthautb Die auf
,peit uno brett tsfanntc aroBs Ouelle unb cine
Nper non ucrtreffitbcm gileuer5. 8e1tB uno
eln mtetrctbares Tecbt miro segeten am
ndteu fen lprit. Nufpartlillg uno 8eSins
sunaen teim 9crfauf, rru
Dapio menritb.
Octcber -. 1S47. 3nl
81. 3. Scr &dufr fann autb III ctiaer
Sauerei euise Quantitdt, BON coer mebr
Nfer, 5olilanp betcmmen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23
I,iceutiousues. n Crime.


A bill declaring and dealing with Seduction and
Adultery as offences against the State. as they are
az ainst Social well being and the Law OF God is
now fairly before our Assembly We have paid
little attention to its progress having no hope Of its
passage. A Legislature which repealed the act
giving the People Of each town the right to forbid
the sale of intoxicating Liquors therein is not like
" to weaken its hold on the affections Of large
class Of voters by any act interfering with the nat
ural liberty of all men TO debase themselves aud
others when they can do 20 without violence or
constraint Once admit that Man has any natural
right to do acts which plainly conflict with the gen
crsl welfare las does the sale Of Intoxicating Ii
auors) and IL is hard to demonstrate the right Of
Legislative repression of Sexual lmpurity. Aud
90 very general the identity OF opposition to Leg
islstive action in the two cases respectively that
we have not hoped for any favorable action on the
subject OF Licentiousness since the repeal OF the
Excise Law Of lsi5.
Ye, we do not believe majority OF even this
Legislature would like to vote directly and un
eqaivocally against bill making Adultery and Sc
daction punishable. There would be an ugly look
about it, rendering labored explanations necessary
80 We expect to chronicle the defeat Of the bill
now before the Assembly by failure OF the Sen
ate 70 act upon it, by some cayil u to details, OF
the like. There will be more Legislatures, how
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.1.., $1,000 ,ov.,so. Of raE sTATE OF SEw-YoRg.
AdAy Of Poblie Thanksgiving 10 cae 70 Am sn'y Goo
Tor bes.uss bestowed upon the people o. TINS state o.
ring the past year.
while ssrsufnsry war has been raging upon our "a
.l eo,tier-~hils the principal city q sister state
h.. hee, eoursed WITH pestence that wsketh a.
-. and While ssunt famine and disease Gct the faTest
,son Of the mother country the STATE Of NewYoEk pre-
,e.t. ssdsons picture Of unissrsa hsppDe and pros
rety Seed time and harvest have been e5Itinucd 70
the husbaodmanths l.boTer ard the artisan have Dot
sought in vain for empoyrnsHe ships Of the merchant
have traded In peace with the nations u he eth ana
peay hAs crowned the efforts Of all classes Of socsty
The blessings Of free 0osernmentthe means Of univ
sal eduestop-the seeantJ Of person and properly ana
the supremacy Of law and order have been 'ooeAeo 70
rs 10 an eminent degree.
For all these and for other good gifts, we are "
that Providence whose bounty snd protection are 0N
red upon all without regard 10 country or eon'N"H
therefore respectfully recommend 70 the people OIL
III. State 70 ebserve the 18th day Of November next "
.sav Of PuYt,c THAxKscIwSc 10 abstain on that Gay
TN ,y u.us ayocstions, and minsls with their thanks
900. ,rayer. 10 Hssven for the continuance Of iis
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LSlst the City Of Albany this eighth dag Of October
in the year Of our Lord thousand eight hundred
and for.y-.even JOHN YOUNG.
By the Governor,
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The Lesson. Of History.

More than seven hundred years ago, an English
King Of the conquering Norman race, seeing
ZEALAND distracted and weakened by intestine
feud. and the rivalres Of its warning chiefs, re-
solved 10 conquer and appropriate it. Undoubtedly
he mouthed becomiDgIy OF the barbarian, degrade
ton and wretchedness Of the Irish People, con
trasted their intellectual. moral and physical cond
ton with that Of the English, and Wanted his un-
sel6sh anxiety to extend the blessings OF Industry
Thrift. Religion and Constitutional Liberty. 1t IS
sad that ne procured the sanction OF the Pope for
his enterprise on account Of the good be mediated
doing for the Catholic Apostolic Faith. Seven
centuries have passed: Ireland, long resisting
ftfolly, savagely. unsuccessfully, has been con
onered piecemeal and formally annexed to Great
Britain, in many respects the most powerful and
free Of the great Kingdoms Of Europe But j.
Ireland renovated and made happy by the conquest
Is her Industry developed, her Labor well EN-
ployed7 Has England been strengthened or sensibly
benefited by the acquisition Are her burthen'
lightened and her snxieties divided by the SISTER
kingdom Let the Repeal struggles, the lie and
death OF OConpell, the Famine Of last Winter
end its cost Of Forty Millions Of Dollars to the
British Government make answer.
POLAND was, not many generations back the
bulwark Of Christendom againt the dreaded ap
proscbes of the followers fthe False Prophet She
fell from her high estate through the fierce dissen
sions exerted by her Military caste, absurdly de-
sienated noble and at last became the prey OF three
surrounding powers. They crushed and divided
her How have they enjoyed theirspoilf Let the
terrible retrbution melted out to them through the
agency Of Napoleon, and in part by the aid OF 20
land-let the bloody fields Of Polish struggle io'
Independence-let the uneasiness apprehension,
and expense still excited by the unconquersbe
aversion of the Poles to the desroyers of their Ma
tionsl existence, make answer.
Ide--worse than idle, calamitous-are the efforts
of Nations to subvert or overrun the boundaries
which would seem TO be fixed BY a law far above
the petty ambitions and agitations OF men. France
has sent forth magnificent Armies to conquer and
appropriate ghout the last five centuries-she
has sung Ie Deans for the victories OF her cbvalry
at Jerusalem Constantinople, the Pyramids among
the Alps in Spain. in Italy, Germany, Poland, and
st the gates of Moscow. Yet her boundaries are
now almost precisely where they stood when she
become a nation; they have often advanced, but a
few years saw them recede again. OF all her
mighty efforts for conquest, grinding National
Debt is the only practical result remaining to her.
And do we know all this and think of profit
ing by i'll What is History for If Nations are to
run the same old round of Ambition and Carnage,
Crime and Punishment How can we silence the
thunders which once declared and evermore rever-
berate. Thou shalt not covet-Thou shalt not
kiit