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0iSi6ti9c 8efonntmQd)uno

Alle Otsjsn,aen welebe SbIautb's ltn,perIal{
Sdtnj ihrn sstranctt hatsn, rent aur Slahy
rltht baB BON jcBt an csIr pirfiame II. mo- BID
thdt'ae Mer5ln jrber5eit su haten 1T, in Ne,
aolna, III Der 0ruterei pislsr 3cituna uno
lei xarl 2S'fana in Der 7tn Stra6s; in
Sustann IN Ger 9rutersi bes '8sitt B. 3cit !;
IN Otsr Sern lei Weleticr Serb, bel !. .S1sns
no uno aH g. 5lmmelterasr's Mrtbeba,Is
&c; IN Patll6nra III Der "G Gehncllron" 9rufc
rel ; IN suIrrbrfen. nnpcit Htbrerstura, tei
1cbn Setbtd; IN Wcmelercrf tri =. Soft,
Biertroucr III lccomstaun, al 6sinr,hl
Stanfrr's Stctr.-es 1T jeoem mcblmci1
nrnp seratbcn, nit oleIsr DlebGin cnsnSers
luh III MAIDEN. 8sicnpers mlrtlam 1T fe
tri Mnttcrmeb, Srrfttmcr;en, Ser;tcpfen,
O(an1el al qbIuit, ppcr trrnn Der Dlaaen
cas glirn nebt prrtraaen mill. rtrn 70 mfrs
fam tel Grltcnitschcn nnp Nhfcn1ttmcr,en,
mr AUDI tel ltnrrrnunqcn in Der mrnatlichn
Nemauna. Sir. rcn tlanen sufcn Der Sin,
Der 1T iie icbr Su empfebIcM, ta (e csn1sltsn
tinnen fur5cr 3cit eurrt
,Sricorici) Sdlaud,.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1847-01-12

alfred . buftng
NehteconiuIcnt uno oeutfd)er Qocnt,
lOa eb ng IN, .. &.
lBobnunI Slcrptflitb, gfe oer 8tcn Stro
Re uno OortsQprnue
terttat Selmahten, Sauftriefe, gcutrafts, 4,
0eeos unc Oceumente jeoer Nrt tlaia al,
uno TT sur erlan9uua bon . atenten,
- enltcnen 1t. {. 10. 70 wic sur Sermitts
lung ieper Arts Don 8ctbts. uue acminlftras
t'p'n 0nsslescnbclt'n am Otr9Icrumas:@lse
bebuficb.
65- Oenirnlaen ocutIhcn &rieaern crer
oercn Blttmcn, pclote ltct IN csm acacnwdrs
tlacn Srie9c unlprnb auf 'pen(tcn erwcrtcn
baten ceer NOD erlperten werOcn, tete iet
mene Olentts OIL. Lll. Cd.
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Qinterlo fenI6aft os6 peritorbenen
9Ieubcn Srcr(er.

wciI1nb Don ean9Ihmam Saunit. Ssrf8 StD.
oeobribt miro bsrmit 9c9stsn, oab ben llns
kribriebensn, pom acbabttn Saunitbip, ttlfas
mentaribe Srsfs burb Cen Ne9iltrrsr bon
Ssrfs Sauntp bs,pilIi9t Wcrrsn iIno. AUe eiss
jsni9sn melbe nod Scrcsrun8sn an 9sbahtsn
@srltcrbensn babem bcIjsbsn cisisIbsn pbne
0erSu9 an Die llntsri1risbsnsn fir Ssjablun9
Scltbe, Die nod an Subitbuls
ben, Sanoen, Noten coer auf anpsrs 2lrt ltbus
big lInr, werosn Bermlt auf9storbsrt, ipibsn
nun unN tsm lifen Npril l847 obSubeSabsn.
Sorotio Trcrler, }ers,uto,n
1Diiliam Trcrler "'' "'
Ssptember 20. 6lHt
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1847-01-12
s a f y ms
Y s. ut 6 q Grif

nno Seocr Stcbr.
SO. Is, @eft pennitrabe, smiI6en bc)
4ten uno 5ten, nd6ite Sbur gu pearicn' 4
Stobr, 8eooins.
8crtmabrrnc ouf Sano:
Seoper, t1utrio, deetor, Nunffbd
nuppeo, uno wouene Suite, BON aue|
Wloeen nnb Scrmrn.
Snrr, fenc tutnr, 9elpst, lafirte, (eee3
nc nne baariar Geehnnr Sarpsn. - gtc1
tails sraborh 5hts snr ra0enbfn Sobrs,eit.l
Sheltehe unc sprttliebe Settferern. - I'D
zee eleics miro su ocn niebriattem garaelH
>prrllrn perfSuft. Nufst al, nnb iebet.
NCaena, s5ttrnar Q. 1S
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1847-01-12
General 9I9entlbafts, @pmmiiIons-
unO cSntelltoens.Sfftce.

Die lluterihriebsnen baten cine Office err
tffnct Don rtiasr STbreituua, cine Sbur
unterbalb Der altsn SPOT Office nnc nieblte
Sbur sn Sarp's Sctel, III Der 2Sstt penn'
itraBe fir Den &auf uup Serfauf bon
6runosGiacntbum, Sduier perrentcn,
6elo Soraen unb Qcibcn aut t1jort96ts
fbes, Ginforoen Don Toten uno Ecd1s
nunaem DerPdufen BON Sanfs5tofs,
ShbsrsSsriettlun9 Nnihafun9 bon elsrfs,
5oanomerfern, Nrbsitern, 9isniftotsn &c.
Gin &s9iifer uno cine rcllfdnei9e Ssibreis
buna pcn ALIEN @i0sntDum baB iDnen anpers
trout if gum Ssrfauf cber Saut mirb 9ebol>
ten une fol befanntgemabt wsreen-etsnic,
Gin 9iegiifsr BON 2euten unb Stelsn, une nlbtS
lpiro 9srebnst oussr bic Ststls 1T srlan9t.
Ode @eibdft5s( (oanplun9en pereen itrsn9e
psrlbwis9en 9sbaItsn.
2lu6:pdrtioe 8erfdufe.
Dapcnp>rt Orrif,2tufticnisrnibmet ies
ne bsicnosrs Wufmerflamtet BEN au6mdrti9sn
&erfdufsn srn G1au69erdtD, WoarensSorrd:
tben Iie9snbsm @i9entbum unb 8erfdufn ron
jsesr onosrn Sensnnun9 Bon isinsr prnfts
ftbsn &snntnis in bielem 3msi9e Der gsibdfts,
mirb es baS pubIifum pcrtbeibaft finosn litb
Isne 9isnlfs iu litbern. NnfpriCbs lino an
c6t9s Office iu MAIDEN.
Naen @sId)dften ira Die punftIibfs 9(ufs
msrfiamfsit 9spomet wsresn uno ibrsr SeitS
nibts un9eiteDsn blsibsn aD9smslne Ssfrisbi.
9un9 Su 9eben. Davenport Orrif,
Gbarics Uroreu.
Neaein9, December | bp.
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geDer! 2eDer !! 2cDer y!
9Schlfeiler ais oas QSoblfeillfe
am Sdilo pom
GplDmen Seiffen,
9Sslf Yenn Squdr.
~. -. 9OOcr

3elat ielnen 5remben mp Dem pubitum
Ntrrbaupt, abtnn9epcll an, pa6 CT 70 chen
cine itbbnr 2ctt Gecer erbaItsn Bat, bsItebcnp
gum Sbeil aus
100 Sclten pcrSnallhem rctben SobIs
sebsr, mclcbcs 3u 10 Gents pas pfunp, Der:
tauft miro.
100 20. BON tritrn 8atimcrer @cbae.
Der. OtTlercr gaIt:Sren, spfsrresscbrr,
Scfcbivrs uno SaumsQerer, glnfa0nnaen, Ntos
rcetce, StbaafsScIlen, 9ebubausfaftIrunacu
Stbnhmadcr. 2Bcrtjsuar seliten, StiefeIb6s
3er &c. &C., npSu CT pieAufmsrflamtelt pcrjcnis
gen rpdnictt, ,prlctt ctpas Der 0rt mhnIebrn.
Vnfet al unp iebet -oas SeIebcu tcfet
nltbts.-Sraset fir Qod1cr's peblfcilcn
geeers 5tobr Sd3ile sum "6oleencn
Qeiltcn.'
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1847-01-12

SrmerS Sanf pe,n Staat 6 ELAN. "9rpsr, D |
%. DO. 3weis,&s 9Siminston, ,p
DO. Do 3msia, &scrastcmn, pI
DO. %. 3msie, Rsm @aiils, pI
Union Sanf, Su Silminston,
SIsns Notsn unter 5 Sbl. Bis
9few Serlep,
Sslpipere Sanf' III Seluiesre, :,
Surlinatcn 50. Sanf, Meefcre, :,
cmmsrrial Sonf psrtb Amboy
Cumberland Sanf" Srr9ston,
Sarmsrs Sanf* Mount 6oap
sSarmers Mebanits Sant, Nabmap
Sarmers W1ebanles DO O1oolstpmu
0Oicrrie 60. 8ant' Olorrlstopu
O1cbanies Sant, Surlinstom "
Wehanles 90 S1enart
OIetanies II mannfaeturss DO. 9rentcu q
mcrrls Canal II 8r. Co 81. 9. gltp, una
peE e'eten unsansb
Orange Sanf' Orange
pscples Sant, paterCoa
prlneetcn Sant|s, princeton I'd
Salsm Bantina Cos, SaIem nj
9tatc Sant*'t Slemart
State Sant* elHatetbtcwn
9tats Sanf' gaMpen "
State Sant Of Oiorris' O1crristpmn
State 8anf Slep Sruns,pif I'd
Sufer Sant@ Nswtcm
3rcnton Sanfins Co 3rentcn "
Union Sant* 9oper
Sant Of 81. Srunswif, Srunswie aebrcd
9"1 aI: n,vte u: IT, Ho.sWanies Sant DO. sstrod|
Srantlin Sant Of N.S. Ssriep@itp sstrcd
svret'n oantlh9 70. pctoten ssbrcd|
cSe''tp ~, e'tp S"nt' Setiep etp sctrcd|
~. :ot'Val''es oahts spafferfen sebrot|
,o,""n'"eluFers -, oaht, Sellpllle aetrod
Wtonmoutbe Sanf Of 81 = Sreebolr astr|
0lep pope 9el Sr. Coz >aintrrtpine
81 : O1annf. II Sanfina 60 6otcfsn sstr|
u ) sprctrtticn II $rmtarb Sanf & 6 b|
spaterlon Sant, paterIcn aetrcd
State Sant, 2reGtcn astrc,l
@5altm Ybila O1anuf 60 @a(em ackrod
,Wa'hinaton Santina Go 5atenIaf astrI
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81 q O fr0oe.

oBo III Nepomud Spibno9el ?
Nus Dem Imte Seritdtten, Grobber5oa.
tbum Saoen.
Dcriebe pobnt Uemutblih i'm mefllebeu
spenuiplpanien unb bat felt ocer Sabren
nltbts Don ittb bbrcn Ianrn. Scr lintcr3eicb:
ncte, fem 0lstfe, ,pinftbt fcbnliht Slahri6t
Won ibm ju erbaltcn nnp erfuht ibn foipobL
ale jsorn, Der BON ieincm Iufentbalte welB,
sefdlliait Nahricbt an setsn an
John Spitznagel, care of Tobias Barto,
Reading, Pa,
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o.. Z. Micn!ep's Yiuen.
8e9en Die 8al1eriubt, rei1enben Stein
uno @rQUel.

Se9en Die 8aleriubt, rei1enben Stein
uno @rGpel.
Ote Spmrtcmc cper rcr QnfanQ BON tieieu
Srantbcten itnr: rpcun man immcr aeplaat,
acrelSt unc acn6iblat III, BalIcr au maiden,
rtne eaB man riel auf cinnaI madden fam,
nit pber cbne 5cbmericn, @ronnuna i'm lin.
terleb, Nlercn:G6mCr;rn, arp6e Ghmrricn
IN, &reus Nruf auf Der SlaIc, mreaelmd6i<
aen Stuhl9an9; raburtb enttfctcn edwin:
bel, Olutteripcb, Binofcltf, 8erlut ceslp,
rettts, Sierepita unc 6artleitiafet, wrltbes
tet Sraucnercricnrn MIR III oft Der Sail 1T,
pab lte NIT ccm Wa0er aCplaat merccn, ipenn
ite lire mcnatlCtr Belt Su Wei cocr III ipenis
pcer GAR nldt trtcmmci.
ltno rple pcle Sauienoe babeu ciu traltris
aee enoe aenommcn, neil (te ss Urrnahldbiat
hatcn, hirjenlacn N1croiucn III artrautten,
bic bafhr auempfcbICn mArGn. Oarum
traudbt Steiner ~ rrrSmefcln, iuorm Die cten
er,pahntcn plnen in Der Oruterei ridpr 3ei
tnna, in Der 6ten StrdEr, rpe and lei Carl
3BllTana in Der SrantIIn @trafe, 8cabins,
Da, 5u tatrn fun.
Jobn NicnIev, 6r.sTr.
Uuub IA bateu tel bcM 6errrn Stctrs
daltern &ccrac s. Oliller, Q3cmetsrcrf; {;
Saeob ScebtH, 3mIpcbcctcn s. 6cFner,
(&crhs wirtbsbaue,) unr 3bcmas Stub,
ltnter 6ciecltcra pettr &escrre, @Iuf
Serie, $antafcr 60,
&rcBe Bprcn 5u so, bic plrncn 25 Gents.
Olal &c. tr.
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lEpblfeilltes in rer NSelt
Oampf- NefiEirte
ssucfcrz SehaeSics,

123 Gent eas pfuno in 6roeuerfauf.
= :. Kieboroien, So, 10 O1arttitra.
NS%Be 50 btlapelp q, nlmmt lttb eas
8rsnilacn rae Dutllfum 3n tenahrlctti9en
caB CT nod immsr frrtfabrt ieine iehr Dor:
;iaIihen 0ampf 8efiulrten gdnries 3u pers
tAufcn III ocm niebern Drelie BON $l2 so
Ole 100 Qfuno, uno 0e (tno al &hte lrarnc
anrcrn alcldb, ole III cen Scr. Staatcn fatrls
5lrt merpcn.
gr otferlrt ebsnfals aac 9crten GIter i'm
gcnfcttcnies &C uno 8 It s8atAe, gu corr
reepcnclrrnpen nlecsrn spreliem neil itneIG
8crfdufe unc flelnc prcfte an Der Cages
oronuna ltnp.
Nufet al cpsr ietidt cure 8ctsamaen uno
ihr pcroet unfebltar 8cfrlcbi9una tnocn.-
8crarlTcr nltt Die Olummsr 40 t1Iarftitras
Sc Dbilaoelpbi". !. !. Eibareien.
Stptember l. 4lR.
q. .. &ueeisrne Moosls [porii0Itb fir
Sc"es Su matbenl entboItenb 60 @tifs fir
&dneiss unb SufsrsS pieliadsn ~ MAIDEN, ~
psrfaufsn fir so Die Sstt. No. Az, Warfts
lfraBs.
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Or. Ve6ter'5
yun9en- Dreierpotip,
Drris 80 Gent Die SlMebr,

>ptito ~ SCUt wv OlWltVtf
81 cine Grbr IbaBtare Sutsrsitun9, eutbcft
purb slnen reselma6iscn unb terihmtsu bouts
ftben Nr5t, ccr lte ttsr fhnf3i9 Sabre III fels
ner ei9enen Draris i'll Dcutihlano aetrauebt
bate, III meltbem 2aupe Ite ipabrcnb Iener
3slt auberIt aus9ebchnt tenuBt nurot, ,bet5ns
tten grfdltuuaen, &atarbhsber, enatriEl9s
Felt, Seu6bu'tcn, Srltcn mo Nnfcnibmer:
gen. Slutlrrlen jcperlr Srut uno qunaen
teIhperDen, mno IN 6cnuMa Der hcrannabcn
Den Nus;ebruna. Sleles fam ais Sob Der
obl9cn Olebi5in acia9t ,psroen, ater Die Sets
tnuaetefahtmahnnaen ltno 3u tcit}plelia bas
su; jeocr befrlcrtaenre Scmeis in re0cnWirs
funseu lpirp in cinrm YsrIuhe camlt arflns
pen weroen fomis aucb Sablrsihe empf. tlnns
aen Die 2nipeilunaeSsttd bealeitenr. lleter
1000 SIalhcn ltnb allsin in QbiIacelpba
pibrenb psm leBtsn QBluter Uertauft poreen,
eln hterseuaeurcr Se,peie rcn ortfen0luebar'
felt, icnit nitroe cine 70 9rcBe OuantItat mic
pcrtauft iporben iein.
60 ipirfIam 1T bic OlCoiSlu 9erpefcn IN
5eiluna rer pcrIhicrenen &rantbeiten fir
meIttc lle cmpfcblen it, raf lte aacn ancrrn
3uterrituuaCn Urn SariapArlIa, p1naeeas
&C idtneIl .pcranacbt.
Siele 3euanltIe ftnp rrn 3sit 3u 3clt srbaIz
ten unb tetannt aematbt WCcoen, ater fer
&citenaufpano ron 3eitunsetctanntma6ms
9en UerbietCt ocrcn Wllttbelluna bier. Die
.eitbt9Idutlaen t6nnen Irltbt iltsr3eu9t ,pers
ben bon Der OlNtlbtet cic1cr Olepi3in wsnn
lts anrufen oil Qsipp's &eiuubbeits gmpcri,
nm SO. l9l, 0lorb 2te Srabe. untsrbalb
per 9ineltrabe, gum @6llo ocs "aclrenen
9loere unc Sebanacn," no Sruanlde unp
Sabnellnnacn.3u bunrertcn bon Sdlen csr
mertwhroi9fcu Sureu pnrb plCie W1ceiSiu,
rcrac5elrt ircrocn t6nncn.
0eaeln9, Sui |. l845.
sU@9leie O1ebi3im 1T ju cem ctcn anasae:
trnen Dreilc in oicIsr Oaufere IN tatcn.
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| S0ubn0ber<GeIelle

nno siu sebrjnnac fir oaiTslbe Gefebdft, rpsrs
Den berlanst Gin 8efelle Der feline lrtcit
peritebt uno Elm ,pIliasr SnabH prr quf bat
ons 5anoipsre ;u lrrnsn, ttnnsn eprt cine
antc 9telle fnrrn ,psun ilc 0h talo melren
entwsrer bci Sriepb abormart, Sattler IN
sUearaantaun, cpcr bel cem linterIbr,etenen,
,rcbnbaft IN gasruarpon 3aunICbip, 8srfs
ountp, etipa O,eilsn BON O1araantauu
Srieorib 5dulb, 9tubmadbsr.
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Subl ptipnsz z9ln;cioc.
Scr untsrscihnete mirp III elniasu 2a9en
NIT Dem 9rrfe Ger

0fr untsriN6nete Wlrp III flnt9en Sa9en
NIT Dem Srufs Ger
Contribution Der ySer. Stoatcn
tealnnen. Seislte pirp nit cen not f.,
wenotaen erflarunaen fir jrpcn
Shraer. bon ben bettrn 81 ii sstleb t:
ten 9eIbrichen, beseitet fein.
lin oleiee fir eoen y burger, unb &C.
foneers fir orn ocutI cben G II 10 a ~
ocrer unentbebrll 6 5aues unb
Nattcnal BUD 3uaanslih 5n matbcn, baten
mir ben preis bcdelten 70 bilIia ais mbsldb
acfet, iHcsm mir rie fcfe lt'berseuauma be-
aent baB biefcr 8 10 brs smann f ii t.
jtben Birser Der Ser. 5taat ten
IN feinen bIrarr ii den 81 c eb t { II
ft6 ser oascmcinfen Sbsilnahme srfrsucn
rpirb.
Oafelbe pirb in bicr $ieterunocn erldeis
htn, teren leee III bem encrn bini9en
pret s bon l9! gente atsrlafTcn mcrrcn
pirb.
pbiIabslphia, ZEN 6. October 1916.
q. II. mollenpcber.
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950ulOtten III perfQufen.

SIemm 8auottcn acIc9en an Der Srants
liullrabe 5wlltbsu ccr 3sbnten unc slftcn, auf
eerStoro Sste, cntbaltcnt jeos 20 Su6 Sront
nno 100 Sub Siefe Oas 0labsre srfraae
man bci bem llntsrIebriebsnsn, mobnbaft am
ef Der psnn unp 3sbntsn Sra6c.
Seroinano !. G. RSelnapn.
Neapine, Oetct. 20. bp.
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Heinioet cure Sdbne.

Or. Gbarley's 3abnwebsIropfen, elm
bemdbrtss Mittsl sur {3slun9 Der 3abnibmsrs
sen uno 8srtrsibun9 bss Sbcrbods, lino )uif
erbaltsn uno gum @erfauf in risisr 9rutsrsi.
YrsiS 25 Sent Die Slnfbe.
Nuaulf 25.
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Or. 8rieorih Sblau6's
Q{sunD : 80lion,,

sin srrrottss 5elmittd fir 8ranpftasen,
Sebnltt: uno Snd 1Snnren, Srrsnfunaen,
Nbepmatismus 1t. (. No. 1T 70 chen erbaltsu
nD ,nm Ssrfaaf III ciefer Ornferei-prsis;
s5 gnts cas @lashen.
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!Stenlep'6 stluiameut.

Dies eent sur Ssffdti4un9, bas risies Qiniz
oment caS prrnsbmifs Wttsl 1T, msIbs5 itb
jsmals in msner SamIie 9sbraudbt babe, uno
feline 8amiIs fcats fen chns pafTtbe i'm S9ouis
su BADEN, neil e6 0ifers lno @IrNsrsSdbmtrs
gen furrirt ME aub itsife @liscsr, meltbe man
ourb sinsn Sal ccsr @rfdltun9 bsf6mmt. ODER
ourb Gerrdnfun9 unb Ssrifaubun9. 98snn
Die Sibe uno Sodnbe srltarrt cesr srfrorsn Iinb
unp man fis btim Ssuer tamit ibmjsrt, mrb
eS 9leltb qinSerun9 9eben; ebsnio beIt s5 itsifs
Srult StsdNn in Der Ssite, 9ross Sbmsrisn
i'm Srsujs ,e. User ndbsrc Nu6funft pertan0t
mag be mir anrufen, Waibsnerisf 9ounfd)ip,
Ssrte SauntD. -Jobn Dr6tb.
Srtcter %. 1916.
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Vrenner'5 Serm,fuoe,
Gin tsbr prflamss NNittsl CUR @srtrsibuno
esr 2Shrmsr 10 sben stbattsn unb gum 8srs
fauf in sisfsr 9rucfsrs. prsiS Is Sent.
Septsnbsr 30.
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Sb llnterlbrisbensr babe eaS llnQlid Qcs
babt nreinsn Nrm ;u perrsnfsn unb mene(oonb
Su psrifaubsn, 70 oab msn 9rm itbr 9sIbmc>
len mar uno idb nibt arbsitsn fcnntt. 9ber
,u msinem @Itif madbte ib @ebraub BON Sien
Isp'S Ndfsns uno Nbeumatbie qiniament,uno
nab etlibe Mal Sbmisrsn babe ib pieosr
ftbafsn ftnnsn.
Jaeob Senfel BON Jacob.
Maosncrisf, Ottober %. 1916.
gsgin3ia su baten in riefer Ornferti.
prsls: so Gent Die 8laIbe.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1847-01-12
QBertb Der YonfnCtsn

Ias bisjenissn Sanfsn, pslts NIT einsm(@)
Stsrn bsSsbnst fnc, babsn sntwsoer fali6s
ODER umssdnosrts 9trtsn ptn ptrlbl.tsnsn Ses
nennunssn i'm llmlaufs.
2lus NIT sinsm Cd ssreu; bs;sbnstsn Sans
fen marsn frubsrbn tHsntlbs 9spolitsSanfsn
Ole gtcten csrsnisen Saafsn, wslbe lplr
NIT sinsm @seanfsnAribe II be;slbnsn,wsrs
ben BON ben Srofsr5 nibt anSsnpmmsn.
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SheriffS Sale.

on writs of attachment, and will be
sold at public vendue, and at private sale, at
the Store and Shop formerly occupied by
Benona Howard, in Brandon village, on
Monday the goth day of December. at o.
clock forenoon; consisting of Dry Goods,
Groceries, Tin Ware, &C., such as the follow
inc articles Lawns Ginghams, Prints, De-
lanes, Alpaccas, Silks, Shawls, Vcstings, Pilot
Cloths, TweedS also, Sugars, Teas, Molasses,
Coffee, Saleratus, Spices, &c'i also most
kinds of Dry Goods found in country stores
Sales to continue until all sold,
LEVI BRIGGS, Dcpry Shit
Brandon Dec. Is, lS47'
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DI ED,

In Orwell Dec. 4 PREscoTr WILLIAMS, only son Of the
Rev job and Sarah A. Hall, aged years and months
The death of this afcctionatc and remarkably inter
estng child has indeed caused the tears to flow and the
hearts of fond parents to bleed 1t has occasoncd
peculiar sadness in the circle of friends In the morn
ing he was usually we'll playful lamb before night
he was corpse From the time hewas taken particu-
lary ill., to that of his DEATH more than ten minutes
$50 fades the lovely blooming flower,
Cut down and withered in an hour
ayes thou art fed and saints u welcome sing,
Thine infant spirit scars on angels wing
Our fond affection might have hoped thy stay,
The voice of G cd has called this child away.
Like SAMUEL, early in the temple found,
Sweet rose of Sharon,-plant of holy ground,
Oh! more than Samuel blest; to thee tits given
The God that loved on Earth, does love in Heaven"
Short pain--short grief-dear babe was thine
Notc joys Eternal and Divine" e.
Orwell, Dec 8, 1s47.
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HEAVY Realistically all the time since
this month commenced we have had con-
tInuous fall of rain, which has rendered many
of the roads In Western Vermont almost Inn
passablo. Much irregularty necessarily atr
tends the transmission Of the mails, and We
notice from our exchanges that this is quite a
general complaint throughout the country
We very much doubt whether the "oldest
inhabitant" rccolects witnessing the fall of
so much rain during month at this season
of the year, at any previous time as has fallen
in different sections within month past
In this vicinity one has been reminded OF
" Nodh'S food" so called, since we have had
a pretty constant pouring for about days and
forty nights since first OF last month
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The steamship Britannia arrived in Boston
on Wednesday of last week, at 3 1-2 o'clock
P. NJ, after a very rough passage of nineteen
days So far as England is concerned the
news is rather more favorable than that re-
ceivcd previous, yet the money pressure is so
great that thousands of workmen are thrown
out of employ, and consequently must be pro-
vided for in some way, or they and their ta-
miles must starvc. The state of Ireland is
truly deplorab!c robberies, riots, murders
and deaths by famine constitute the main re-
ports from that ll.fated country. The packet
ship Stephen Whitney was wrecked oft Calf
Island, about Is miles from Skibbereen, Ire
land, on the night of November 10, and of
10 persons on board 81 found a watery
grave. This ship was of 1000 tons burthcn
insured at $50, 900 and her cargo at $4,000
in Wall ttreet, New York
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The THIRTY THOUSAND POUND NOTE.-
An extraordinary affair happened about the
year 1740 One of the Directors Of the
Bank of England, a very rich man, had occa-
sion for 30,000l., which he was to pay as the
price of an estate he had Just bought To
facilitate the matter, he carried the sum with
him to the Bank and obtained for it a Bank
note. On his return home, he was suddenly
called out upon particular business; he threw
the note carelessly on the chimney, but when
he came back few minutes afterwards to
lock it up, it was not to be found No one
had entered the room he could not, there
fore, suspect any person. AT last, after much
Intellectual search, he was persuaded that it
had fallen from the chimney into the fire.
The Director went to acquaint his colleagues
with the misfortune that had happened to
him and as he was known to be perfectly
honorable man, he was readily believed. 1t
was only about four-and-twcnty hours from
the time that he had deposited his money !;
they thought therefore, that it would be hard
to refuse his request for second bill. He
received it upon giving an obligation to re-
store the first bill, if it should ever be found,
or to pay the money himself if it should be
presented by any stranger. About thirty
J CARS dllcIWaIuS, (Ille DlecloT having Dccil
long dead, and his heirs in possession of his
fortune), an unknown person presented the
lost bill at the Bank, and demanded payment.
1t was in vain that they mentioned TO this
person the transaction by which that bill was
annulled he would not listen TO it he main
tanned that it had come to him from abroad,
and insisted upon immediate payment, The
note was payable to bearer; and the thirty
thousand pounds were paid him. The heirs
,, of the Director would not listen to any de-
mands Of restitution, and the Bank was
obliged to sustain the loss. 1t was discovered
afterwards that an architect having purchased
the Directors house, had taken it down, in
order to build another upon the same spot,
had found the note in crcvice of the chin
ney, and made his discovery an engine for
robbing the Bank.-Francis History Of Baak
of Enqlqnd
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IMPORTANT LETTER FROM N. CAROLINA.

IMPORTANT LETTER FROM n. CAROLINA.
Fayetteville, n. c. March q 1S47-Dr. Seth W.
Fowle-Dear sir For two years past have been more
less troubled with cough. During the past year.
taken with severe pain In the left side, accompa
MED with very hard cough, and "a raising Of blood
rrofusely at night, which induced me to apply to a
physician, but received permanent benefit. ! then
procured bottle of Wisar's Balsam of Wild Cherry,
which seemed to have the desired effect. continued
to it. and my appetite which had been very poor
returned and with my strength was restored After
taking four bottles was completely cured, and have
enioyed good health since. DAVID r. BELL.
The editor of the North Carolnian, albeit strongly
opposed to putting "quack medicines" but believing
ed with that sort cheerully testified to his knowledge
of the truth of Mr.. Bells statement in regard to the
efficacy of the Balsan.
For sale by F. j. BLISS & CO., Brandon, John
Smonds, Whiting; X. Wright, Shoreham, and H.
Snonds, PitsfOrd also, for sale by Dealers in Med
cines generally in Vermont.