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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-15
NEW YORK HERALD.
The Herald FOR Europe.

The Herald for Europe will be published
this day, at one o'clock, in time for the mails
of the steamer Caledonia, which will leave
Boston tomorrow.
1t will contain the speech of the Hon. Henry
CLAY, received at the Herald Office by special
express and telegraph, and as usual the latest
news from the seat of war, and perfect summa-
ny of Canadian affairs; and miscellaneous intel
ligence from all parts of the United States, in
Guiding Washington correspondence, and di-
gest of the markets.
The front page will contain a beautiful en-
craving Of Monterey, in New Mexico, and the
Saddle Mountains, as seen from the Bishops
Palace.
Single copies, in wrappers, 81 cents Inc
mails will close at past So'clock
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ARRIVAL OF THE FRENCH STEAMER New YORK,
FROM NEwPoRT.--This steamship, after having
taken at Newport twenty tons of hard coal and
thirty loads of wood. left that port on Saturday
night at twelve o'clock, and came through the
Sound, passing between Block and Long Island.
The New York arrived at He'll Gate yesterday
afternoon at three o'clock, and difficult as it may
appear, this large steamship passed over the reef
of that narrow place without injury. We men
ton this fact as one of the most curious in the
trip of the New York. Audaces fortuna jurat.
We understand, however, that those on beard
fell, sort of shaking, peculiar to that place,
which was probably owing to the sliding upon
the rocks. Nevertheless, the danger was soon
over, and the New York reached the East river,
opposite the Navy Yard, and anchored there,
when having received notice that her wharf
was in the North river, she again started, and
reached pier No. A at six O'Clock, Z. M.
We have seen the captain and his ofhcers,
and have been requested by all the passengers on
board to thank them for the care, the ability and
kind regard they have displayed during the pas
sage. Captain Paclus is very amiaole gente-
man, and all his countrymen feei proud 10 see
him in our port. The name Of the third lleute-
nant is M. Chevaller, and not Carpenter, as we
published in our preceding number
The list of the passengers names VIII De iouno
in the proper place.
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New POSTAL ARRANGEMENTs.-W understand
that the mail for England to 60 by the steamer
the I'd proximo will be sent overland to Halifax, and
not via Boetou as at present II 10 certain that the
mail, OF the 4th inst from Liverpool will be landed
at HaifAx and sent through our own territory to
Quebec and ontrea by cxpress the letters In one d.
vi,ou and the newspapers In a second. Messrs G..
hough our entsrprsng Quebec stage propretors have
received instructions to continue the Two expresses 70
AZ Quebec and Montreal, conveying the outward crs
nom beth places. Qssbm Mercury, Nep.S,
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Pru cpz of PHILADELPHIA Meicsnt nstitute bess leave
the gentlemen Of New ORR, that he WILL on
Tuesdt evening" Nov 10th, commence course Of lessons 70
Book keeping by double entry his new improved
method Of teaching The course will consist Of SIX Of
about one be series OF pact,cs lee
member Of the cass will be furnished gratis
with Prof RS work Bookkeeping This system Of
the recommendation Of all the princi
pal. ohe Grammar schools Philadephs and has by the
Of the pubic bsea declared superior
10 any other The will delivered large room
No Az Broadway below Canal street, commencing at hall
past O'Clock.
Tickets for the entire course price three dollars can be OBJ
aimed OF the no whic" places gentlemen
arc call examine the prospectus and regulations
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InteIligence from, MEXICO.

Our readers will find on the first page OF TINS
dave Herald. full and interesting details OF the
I.s, news from the war quarter. Tomorrow
we intend to begin the publication OF 'he oes-
matches of Gen. Scott and MS oincers
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TELEeRArHIc OpERAToRs.-We are indebted
to Messrs Gregory and Clasback, the accom-
plished operators at thistermnus ofthe Phllade-
phia Geographic line, for the assistance they rem
dered us in receiving the speech OF Mr.. Clay
yesterday morning They took into consldera-
ton the interest the public felt to read this
speech, and therefore remained at their posts till
il came. We are also indebted to the gentle
manly operator IN Philadelphia.
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CHRoNIouE AMERlcAINE.-We find, under this
title, very curious collection of feuilletons, pub
lished by French traveller, M. Charlie de
Boigne, in the journal called LIE Steele, Of Paris.
This gentleman came on this side Of the Allan
tic on mission from the Minister of Commerce
and Agriculture, of France, and during his jour-
ncy he employed his leisure time in writing for
the Paris papers. These articles form series
of tableaur, in which the bellies and beaux of our
city and country are described with plquancy !;
the politicians of the United States are depicted
with a,great deal Of force and truth; in short.
these sketches possess character that Will rem
der them very amusing. We shall, probably,
have the cream translated and published in our
columns.
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TENNESSEE LEoIsIATuRE.-The Legislature
have completed the election OF the three Judges
of the supreme Court. Mesms W. b: TURKEY demo
crat was reelected for the Western District tray
(whis was Reelected for the middle district and no.
bert j. Mckinney (whlg was elected Judge Of the su
pysms Court fer Esst Tennessee
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LINES OF TELEGRAPH IN PRooREss.


AS many of these have two wires, the length Of
wire may be safely estimated as exceeding IL 900
miles The completion of the southern route is
next spring. OF the progress and extension OF
Mr. Henry O'Reilly's lines, we have no positive
information.
Thus it will be seen, probably in the present
year, that all this vast republic will be covered
with telegraphic wires, and important intelli-
gence from every extremity of the nation will
be known every morning at New York, with as
much accuracy and certainty as we know what
has taken place in the City Hall. These wires
| may be extended to the Pacific, to California
| to Oregon, and to every part of Mexico. 1t
| is no wonder, therefore, that the young spirit
of the present age, the modern impulse of the
American people, the great movement which is
now urging on this mighty Anglo-Saxon race,
parayses, astonishes, transfxes, all the old poll
tlcians of the day, from Mr.. Clay down to the
lowest one that may hang upon the extremities
of either party. Steam and electricity, with the
natural impulses of free people, have made,
and are making, this country the greatest, the
most original, the most wonderful the sun ever
shone upon. And If our great statesmen and
our noisy Congress, do not comprehend the posi-
ton in which they stand between the eternity of
the past, and the eternity before them, they will
be hurried out of the line of movement, and
others will take their places. The anne Ration of
Texas, the war with Mexico, the renovation of
that country, are only part and parcel of the great
and wonderful movement of the age, begun by
the American people. Those who do not mix
with this movement-those who do not become
part of this movement-those who do not 60 on
with this movement-will be crushed into more
impalpable powder than'ever was attributed to
the car of Juggernaut. Down on your knees and
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Pocket and Pen KNIVES, Rszors, etc.-n
OF the above be seen AZ e als and
pohed steel goods hsFoJ. ground rna ~. osdsv
paired O. sAuSREH3s sa.. s sSoyc toustsais sass,,
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are beyond dispute superior any other gold made
ey are the that guaranteed % give perfect SAT-
me1on As veIy Is warranted; End TIE point comes
On or proves upons LAIR Iria IN the Least defective
can DC re, urned The Richeieu are S2 ooy and are
. .as s1slus.vsiy BY Walton Co, IS William street,
ana savage - Fulton Gold pens every style md
2uay ana ood zen and Pencil great variety tho
oold pens 81 81 u.s. and 81 90 with silver
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We learn that several gentlemen Of dis
tinction in their respective countries have lately ar
rived 10 Washington, members Of foreign legations
here Among them, understand are the Prince de
Baunremont and NJ. Aphonse de Bourbuon, sttaohsi
to the legation of France and Don Juan de Silva Teller
Giron brother OF the Marquis Of Santa CRUZ attached
to tn. legation of her Catholic Majesty.
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Cltv InteIIl0ence

THE WEArHER-THE STORM OF YEsrERDAy.-Ws
visited yesterday morning. with of the heaviest
showers of rain We have Witnessed for some time The
wind having shifted to the s. W. little after midnight
the rain set In aud the streets flooded deeply In
many parts about four O'Clock A. NJ. The new sewers
and Rslies suffered considerably, many OF them being
filed up with mud sand, and the rubbish that is al
lowed to remain in the streets We would again suggest
Corporation the contractors street inspectors
the necessity Of speedy action" in relation to the
for unless they exert themselves the labor and
toll and expense of week fortnight will be rendered
useess by rain or snow storm of few hours which
calculated to inundate the works Many Of
and half finished sewers have been choked up BY the
rain Of yesterday morning There crowds of labor
ers and mechanics begging employment at the emigra.
tion Offices just Why not, therefore, avail our
selves Of their services
COMMON CouscIL-Both branches Of the Common
Council, meet again this evening.
KILLED BY FALL.-Coroner Walters was called yes
terday hold inquest upon the body Of VIM Swift,
native Of England aged as for some Tins st
hand board The sloop Traffic, who while attempting o
go board that vessel slipped of the plank
upon which he walking. ana In his fa to the water
struck agsinst the wharf add thereby severely
injured that he died In about Eve minutes after the
ence. Verdict in accordance with the foregoing
facts
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and compact furnished with ARTICLES The Mhs
CANT and complete appeodage the and also pecu ay
adapted the OF the travelling pubic For :s,e
q. SAUNDERS oON
III Broadway opposite HowardS no'o1
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Ofthe white Pelican tina, break


propetos haze applied "Bess Hair Hestorstive, the
aooye te MS 1885, For The convenience those eho
prefer apply themselves is for sale One jar test IN
any case oil bslduess Dandn is cerauy we'd aud
yented IN all d by the of it, ~ -keterence given
to persons Of, highest st nd, 20 the community:
Office 1903 Nkau stIeet-Ladie Depository $50 Broadway
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STEAMER GUADAIQUlvER-The iron steamer
Guada,quiver, which came out from England
under Captain Hoskins, and refted here, arrived
at Havana on the 9th ult., in a passage of seven
days. This is by no means as good as his At
lanlie passsgej many Of our packets accomplish
yhis 10 the same space Of time
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Oeutl6er NQulbtQbaf.

Bsnn msin pfeIfthsn oampft unp sldbt
ltnp Der 0aub pon Slattern
Sanft mir nm bic Olafs ,isbt,
8! Damn taulh id ncbt init 85ttrrn ,e. &c.
Gin friIbsr Scrratb BON rDsutlebsm
Naudtataf," teltebeno aus leitbtem Naueb.
tabaf, SO. l, Q uno 8, lcicbtem &anaItcr,
SeIunob portobello portos
rico, waitbinston uno 8remsr Yarinas, in
Daquetsn bon Dfuno, 1T 70 etsn bon Slsu
porf erbaltsn mp gum 9erfauf i'm 9tobr
ilber Der Orufcrei oss ..Seotaebters." preis
5 tis 5 gents pas Daquet.
llnlsre psuthen $ancsIeutc, fppie bic >teb'
bater bonn autsm. Nanhtataf ilterbanrt,
,peroen polle 8efrieoieuns finoen psil fte bis'
fen 9abat Osrfuebsn. Alle bic Jpn probirt bas
ben perftbern ms pa6 ee Der teite Stcf 1T
bic 3sit oamit gu pertreitsn uno einmaI rett
beimatblieb ju fiblen.
Geabiiig, ptH z. goUsiHbtr.
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Sem,,tb's ,i,,tibertrpTene
9 cb 1t ltpf SAB q cfe

"SabriSirt aus ben reinifsn Observation-Disclosures
BON 9ifti9en Drou9s-unp srprobt burb biz
msolSlnitbe Safutdt, pssen iBrsn be1cnoerer
eem &opfe bsnlibsn @igenibaftsn."
Die iebr liberale llntsrifisun9 zines unints:
rsiIirtsn pubfums, felt Idn9sr als f nfiia
s bren, bsssu9t poasncs ibrs jsslas Boil.
fommsnDeit une unibsrtrofsns 9crsialid)fsit
Sunlffsnnsr unb @noers linc abtunaspoll Elm.
9slaeen sur prifun9 BON
Demutb's Rappees uno tf1aeeabovs
SdnupfsTaba
pelbe, nabreno Iie wspsr Die Nsrpen permuns
ben nod bsfbdei9sn, vsroientsrmeife BON Nsr,.
ten smpfobsn iperoen, alS Elm liberes Joeilmit,
tel fir Sopfpsb uno fbmabs Nuasn. 9(ae
Nuftrd9e pcm@sfhdfts wsrosn prompt uno sur
3ufrsosnbsit bsfor9t wsnn iis aborsfGrt Iinb
sntpscsr an bic sinSiasn @psntsn untbony
Elton $50 georo glfts Strase, Ybilaoslpbis
a; Siningsr unc gcHsns, Sc 8sRpfross s,Isu
Oerf; Y. s.. StabIsr uno 60, Yrattltrasens
15barf Baltimore s. unb Q. @pridb, Weifs
Dsnnlfraeh &saoin9, pa, oosr ben Tabrifans
ten q. I. Demutb,
t9(m aIten Orisinalsgtabli0Fmsnt.)
OifsStni9ifraes, eaneaifsr, pa.
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Opftpr Euuen's

Jnoianifeb peaetabiIifbes Specific,
fur rucibliebe Qeioen. = ORs 1T e,ns Der
allcrwertbpcalten Wcci5incn, Die jemals Dem
pntlifum auartotsn worbem. Sci Granf.
bsiten fir weIdte 6coter's pilss empfoblen
ftnp, 1T pieIe Wsoisin in jceer 6inlbt dtsrs
trsfeno in Der IebnsGsn Wisewbcrfellums
oes Spitcms gum asiuncsn 3mitanps. saus
isnrs BON Slafeben fnp in ,peuiaen Wienatrm
perfauft, Hno man bat nod niebt BON sinem
SebGhlaasn scbtrt. $a6t ben SerGub &C.
maebt psrcsn uno bas 9peeifie nirb sintn
&aum finpsn in osr 6eim praris jesn Sas
Mile. gs 1T ourhaus nnletdblitb Mnp maa
ju einiser 3eit sencmmen fperesn.
Nomano mo walton, giseMtbamer,
SIR. $40 Diarttfra6c pbilaoelpbia,
gnalano unp OleNTaten, 8 8. tanitWt
nnb Solspb s pafer, Neabins. spa, 8. g.
g. martiu. pottspiae, spa. 3. 9. Sails,
DlinersUille, po., Wnneer II. Sramn, 9hus
plfla 5apen, %. Dr.lGeLIers, pottstaun.
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MartltOr>M MGmtel Sc

Ser l1nterlebrietene erbittst adtunasbcQ
eie Iufmerffamfeit ber Shrssr bon Ssrfs
@auntp, auf len auessretntcs unb moSiaes
N0ortemsnt BON
~ III ore ~ q 6nteln
itiir Warmcrs surbeiten i'm Iaaemeinen, niebt
ibsrtrofen oureb iraeno sin anberes gtatliI.
ftmeut in orn Ocreiniaten Gtaatpn Oa fci,
ne arbeiten cur6 Oampffraft scfhcbcn. 70
III CT i'm Stancs 81 ben aIlernitrrsItcn prci,
zen Su psrfaufen.
7obn Sairo,
Nipae 9tcac, cksrbalb Sprina @arsen ct.
'pblIacelpbia Sull Is. 1847. 6W7.
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Or. 8. w. 2lppleton's

beriibmtes 9eilmittel fiir 8 Gaubbeit.
Getmer;'n unb llctsln in ,lno aus pen Ob.
rem 3u beilcn uNo 3u UCrtrelten, ,pelbe nit
fammt alien beren unanaencbmen franfbef:
ten Infallen bon 9autbeit berbunpcn 1nc,
oisnt bisIs unIhdsbare Wcpisin ais pas Ses
fultat elmer burtb lanae uno slaubbafts CT:
perimente rrprottes WlltteI aeaen bie1es gro.
Bs ltsbel. Slaebrem pisies Olittel BON Dem
ltnterGtbrifbeuen Bel elmer lana uno Dielfdf>
tiaen eiaenen Hnpenpuna tmr Sebraub wdbs
reno crn lcBtsn 8 Sabrsn ill 10 peen Sdlen
oureb Die inerf,puroialle grfolae aIs te,pdbrt
9efunctn, 70 ipiro oadclte nun Dem publitum
empfctlcn, gum SluBtn unb Scduemlibfeit
eerjeniaen Deltbe meaen su ipeiter gntfers
nuns oeer Icntti9en !trlatbcn Die perG6nlidte
Sebanolnn9 bes gi9entbimers i'm Uclliten
Sertranen Don beden 3Sirfuna nitht baten,
moaen feit htersenat iein, ba6 9iejeniaen,
weltbe ole Seleaenbeit baben, bes untritalis
te Olittel an3npenben, (tc6 in brer Grpars
tnna nbt tauItten ,perbsn; fur1 ee 1T Der
TO It barite Nrtifel meItbcr nod je oem
Spublitum fit beIes ltstel smpfoblen nor
ben 1T. Su baten tei
Nopane nno Waltcn, giaentbitmer,
SIR. 376 O1arftltra6e, pbilaoelpbia.
enalano uno OleWafen, g g. $amtert
nno Scfepb Dafer, Neabina, Spa, 9. 6.
z. O1artln, DotteUiae, Spa, g. 3. Sails,
Olinerepille, DO. Wunbsr II. Braun, Sebu.
pltll 5aoen, oo., Or. Sellers pottstaun.
September 7. l947. IS.
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9eiDenDe lcltt ~!
Softor &tnfeltn,
Oeutf ct, er rat,

oeutf der Nr3t,
ertbeilt tovtDdbreno IN feinem,fel trm Jabs
re 1882 etatlirten ieal: SAME,
Ncrcwetl. efe oer Stem uno ilniou Stra6s
5mfeben Der Spruee II. pine, pbilaoeIpbia,
dr3tlictcn &atb nno 6hIfe tsfonbers biEdebts
LID Der SsbanOlln9, pollfommenen 6eIIuua
uno arhnbleben uusrottun9 aaer
Saut Eranpbrlten unb &c ei men lie
bel sn oeren rrfolarelcber Sur ss per 0ienlts
eines erfabrenen prafhfanten bebarf
or. Slntelin, fpelebrr in Seundlano cine
reaslmdbi9s mepeniltbe Bilcuna aenc6, jeps
8crm oieler Srantbeiten in ben terhbmts:
lten 8sneries Gptaiern guropa's tebanreln
lab, unp felt Is Sabrcn in picler Stact cine
ausaebebnte Draris erlanate, 1T pureb pele
Scrtbeile in ben StanO 9efcBt, psrlcncn
beieerlei @efebleebtes cine fherG sswliTs,
Itbnel!r uno bleltenbe Sur fir ole ftbIlilltten
Sdlle anSublRten, oeren Scr1tbllinerum9 m69e
b0nn bureb Den Sebraub bon MWfur opcr
ourd cine Itblecbte SsbanDIuns bon Seiten
unerfabrencr 6inDe berribrcn.
perionen, nelebe nit llpbilitiGben ltetpln
coer al Der Obsrfitbe bres &6rpers umo ID.
rem Selt6te nit fnpferfartia ausebenpen
. attern, cber nit SeItbwilren, bic i'm
. aumem g tb I'M . mmo in Der SlaGe
cber aueb anoerewO ausbretten, tebaftet fun;
ocer pir al bem Seinfra6, RncttenscltbpIl:
itrn, 6arnr6brensgntiinnunsen unp 8ren.
9erunaen [weltbe Serenacrunseu 6fters nitbt
9ebbris bebanoclt, oaber meiitens unpolleoms
men sebellt weroenl unp insbsicnpere
Snu9e 2eute,
bic an nnbe eionnenen
nno unbeilbrinsenpen Suacno @emcbubeiten
leiren, ,. b. Der Selbfbefefuns lltb erssten,
reren Sclsen fir $eib unp Ssitt sleieb bers
oertib itne, uno pcpurb, nenn nibt tri
3citen paae9en ae:prft pirb, tauIenSe BON
lrnlt pielberfprebencen junsen Mannsrn in
ein frhbes 9rab setilr3t werpen,-lno ale,
neebe aus Aeraer poer sdufetnna jsoe 5pfs
nun9 ju elmer Sur aufgeaebsn baben Itno
orlnaeno er(utbt, entmcrcr perI6nlieb ooer
itrlftlidt III pcrtofrsien SriCfsn al Doftor
Kinfelin fttb su ,penpen.
Granfsn i'm ganoe,
welete Die 9pmprcmen ibrsr Sdebwereen in
portcfreien Sriefen arnau anaeten, fann Elm
Sdtttben nit aeb6risen, ibrer &rantbeit aus
asmelienen Meoi3inen eiIisIt 3uselanbt msrs
ben.
Die Seoinaun9en 1nb bGia uno ber Slas
tur uno Se6pieriateit bes Sales aemd6.
Seionoere Simmer 5nr Stratbuis ltno
Oorbanbcn.
Sie Office 1T often bon 8 ltbr O1crseue
bls llbr bes Ntenps. 26Oft. -1S.
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gmmbsrlanb Sanf* Bribaston, psr
0armers 8anf* Mount 5op0p par
Farmers Wshanies 8aat, Nabwap }
Farmers II Wle6anies DO Wliooletown J
Waorris Go. 8ane' O1orristcwu }
mshanies Banf, Burlington par
Wieebanles 90 Slepare !
Wlebanies uWanhfaetnres bc*9renton par
Slcparf Sane Snf. Co Stewart
ORANGE Sanf*> ORANGE
pecplss Bant, paterfoa J
prineetcn BantS, prineeton par
Salsm Banfins go*> @alem par
@tate Sanfsf, Newarf
State 8auf* gll5atstbtown J
@tate 8anft gampen par
@tate Smt Of Worrie' Wcrristoipn
State Banf' Slen Srunspif
SnGer Sant@ Slewtpn }
Srenton 0anfins Co. 3renton par
Linton Sant* Ocper J
Stem 6cps 9el Br. go* $amtertpiac !
| Selapare.
Sanf =. .9Stmin9ton u.Srancemins par
Sanf BON Sslamare, 9Silmin9ton par
Sanf BON Smirna, Smrna, par
| Srmers Sanf pom Staat 9eIap. s9ppsr,
unb ibrs 3wei9e par
Union Sanf, Su @ilmin9ton, par
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Or. 93ed,ter'S
gunaen-D Drei.er . at ,pt
Drris SO Cent bic T(a(CbG

=
prcis SO Cent Die SlattbG
ST cine Iebr ftbastare 3utereituns, sntoeff
oureb einenr reselmabieen uno ternhmfei! otals
Iben lr5t, Der 1te iibsr fhnfSi9 Sa1re III iels
ner eissnen praris in Ocnteblano 9ebrantDf
bate, IN melcbem Canoe lte ,pabrenb lener
3et auserit ausseoetnt bennst ,pnrps sbel5us
ltem grfaltunasn, &atsrbfeber, gnstrni;l9s
Felt Reubbutcn, Seiten uEo 8hfenitmer:
sen, 8ut1pecm, jeoerNrt 8rutt uno ennsen
befebweroen, uno III 6enlun9 Der bsraniaben
oen Nussebruns. SicIes fann ais qob Der
cbi0en msoi5in 9sla9t ,percen, atsr bic 3el'
Observation-Disclosures flno 5n fcitlpiella oa:
;u; jeoer befrlepisenoe Sepeis III rsnen1Slrs
tunacn miro in einem 0erIuebe oamlt aellms
oen neroen, lprpie aueb ;ablrsiebe empttb bllns
aen Die Qmweilun9sSettel br9leiteno. lleter
1000 SIaItben ftnp aIlein III spbllaeelpbla
wdbreno pem leBten 1Sintsr pertauft poreen,
ein ilber,euaeuper Sc,peis bon peitenotuepar'
feit, lcnlt wirbe cine 10 sroBe Nuantlfat ME
perfauft porben fen.
So mrflam 1T Die Wlebi3n 9efpetcn III
6eiluna Der perIhiebenen Srantbeltsn fir
pelcbe (te empfoblen 1T, ba6 Qe alien anoern
3utcreitunsen pon Sarlaparilla, pauaeeas
&C. ftnea Uoranacbt.
Siels 3susn1s ftnb bon 3eit su 3cit erbais
ten unb tefaunt asmaebt rpo:oeH, a6er rer
&ottcnaufwano bon 3eitunsebefanntnacbnn:
aen Uertietet beren Olittbeilun9 bier. Die
tbt9lduti9sn t6nuen eebt itber5eust wcrs
ben BON Der Slhslitbtsit picIer O1eoi5ln penn
ite aurufsn al Qsiop'e 8dnnobsits empcri.
nm SO. 1911, Norr 2te SraBe, mterbalt
cer Dinsttra6e, 3um Se6lo oes "aclrenen
9lclers uno 9tbian9en," no Senaniiie unr
OlaebwciInnacnIsu bunrerten BON SdIlen bsr
merf,parpialen Sursn bur6 oieie Oleblsin.
porac5eirt nerbcn f6nnen.
Neaein9, Snli |. 1915.
G"9lefe O1eri5im 1T su Dem cten anacae:
semen Dreiic in picicr 09ufcrei Sn bafcn.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1847-12-21
Wi6ti9e Befamntma6un9.

4ae Disjsniasn rpslebe geblaueb's llnipsrfal,
@iien5 febcn sstranebt baten, rient CUR Naebs
rlht, ca6 BON jest al oieIe ,pirtfame II. rpobl
thatiae Weoi3in icperjet 5u baben 1T, in Ne.
aeins, in Der Oruferei bieler 3eitun3 nnb
bel Earl 3BilIana in Der 7ten StraBe; in
SuBtaun in Der 9ruferei oes 'SeiIt B. 3eit !
in Oter Bern Bel Welebior Serb, bel ) .Nen:
unp oil Daniel Ssns wirtbsbauiein Sernpils
le; III 5ahiburs in oct "Sebnenpoit" 9rnfe
rel III sulpebeten,unweit N6brsrsbura, bel
Scbn Seehtcl; i'll womeIspcrf tei 3. Soft,
Siertroucr +; in Nbnamstann, all 5einrteb
Staufcr's @tcbr.-es 1T jeDem moblmei
neno aeratbcn nit clefsr meoHin sinenDer
lnth ~ maden. Selpnbers pirfIam 1T Its
lei mnttsrnet, Scrflebmcrssn, 5r;fIcpfsn,
Dlanael al g6lult. ober menn Der Olasen
cas efen nicbt Oertrasen mill, chen 70 ,pirf'
fam bel Seltcnfecben mo 0tifSMebmer,en,
unc aud lei llnorrnunaen in Der mcnatieben
Neinianna. SIR ben tIausn 6ufsn Der &ins
Der 1T lte iebr au empfeblcM ba lte DenIslben
bnnen tur5Cr 3cit eurirt.
Srieoridb 5tlaub.
Neabina, 90. Npril. No