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Cape Fear bands For Sale.

u County, and offers for sale his Tract of Land
in Chatham county, the South side and ediately
the Cape Fear River, one half mile above Avent's
Ferry, and three miles below Haywood, cotaining be-
tween eight and nine hundred The greater part
of this Tract is RICH BOTTOM LAND, adapted to To-
bacco, Cotton, Corn, Wheat, and OATS Sc. There is
enough open land to work twelve or fifteen hands to
advantage, the most of which has been resting for the
last FIVE years, and is in fine state for making
good crops. Terms will be made accommodating, and
possession given in time for sowing fall crops
MIR. Obadiah Farrar who lives the land will show
it any person who may be disposed purchase and
can be addressed Warrenton, North Carolina,
the subject. . M. T. HAWKINS, Jr.
Register, Fayetteville Caronan, and Observer, will
copy, and forward their accounts to this Office -,
June 10, 1S47. 66O-tf
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Cheaper than ever.

GAINES, RICHES s. CO., Petersburg, Virginia,
VI have recently received addition to their prevf
supply Of Piano Fortes making their stock very
superior. They have great variety cfPatterns Of both
Northern Manufactures, which cannot be surpassed for
beauty of finish sweetness touch and tone. In
der to hold inducements they have de-
termned to sell upon unusually low terms Their in
struments will In every be warranted TO prove equal
to the representation given Of them otherwise they
six months from the delivery, and another taken in its
stead. 5.. $3.50.
They have received numerous voluntary testimonials
from individuals who have made purchases efthem AS
evidence of the satisfaction they give they beg leave
to exhibit the following among many Others
in their possession They have had opportunity of
obtaining the consent Of this gentleman its pubiea-
tion they therefore beg his forgiveness for the liberty
taken.
May 10, 1872. i - Nssi0s - s4EJ 1856.
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MARRIED.

Near Athens, Alabama, on the 10Th June, at the
residence of Freeman Crenshaw, Esq. by the Rev.
j. c. Elliott, DR.. John s. Blair, of Limestone coun-
ty, to Miss Emily Ann Dunn, daughter of Ma
rhanie Dunn, Esq. of franklin county. N. G.
On the evening of the 18th inst, by DR.. Hooper.
Mr. Archibald Mcdowell of Kershaw District S..
c. to Miss Mary II. Owen, daughter of John Owen
deceased of Wake Forest.
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State Of North Carolina, Wayne County.

State Of North Carolina, Wayne County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Session, May Term 1s47.
Wilson Dewry, of Dibbe and Brothers, os Williaa
J. Pearsall -~
Attachment levred on land
appearing to the satisfaction OF the Court that the
defendant is not inabtant of thfs State tits there
fore ordered that publication be made in the North Carroll.
ma Standard for six weeks, notRgthe said James Mar
n De and appear before the justices of said Court at
the Court to be held for said county the Court House
in Waynesborough. on the Sd Monday in Angus. next,
then and there to plead replevy Otherwise Judgment
final will be rendered against him, and the property le-
We'd upon, condemned subject TO plaintiffs recovery.
Witness, Jno Green, clerk of our said Court at Office,
the lst July, 1917. JNO A. GREEN Clerk
July l, l847 Pr. adv: So 63 l-2. 66I-6t.
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Valuable Property for Sale.

TVNHE Subscriber will sell without reserve, to the
l. highest bidder Saturday the Slst day of Juy his
HOUSES and LOTS on the right side of Hilsborough
Street as it leads from the Capitol, and also his corner
Store the opposite side. occupied by the Sub
scrber. .aate = -s. q ,s-if - ~ =. q
Ierms--twelve months credit. the purchaser giving
bond with approved security. :
Persons who may desire to purchase will do well TO
call before the Sale, the Subscriber will take pleas
ure in showing them the premises.
ssssasEs. fEFss szasE.&ss IA. 6. DRAKE.
July 6, lS47. 7a .taa..5 81. 66l-st.
s1-Register three times. et es.. .'s-1 - 80
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Use of Corn A yankee passing through the
Miami valley, made this inquiry ofa young farmer
who had just been replenishing the inner man
with drop of consolation " say Mister, wha,
is the staple product OF this ere section of coun-
try 2" Corn, sir,'' was the reply" corn we
raise here seventy bushels to the acre. and manu-
fucture it-hic-into whiskey, to say nothing
hic-of what is wasted for bread"
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State Of North Carolina, Wayne COUNTY.

State Of North Carolina, Wayne County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions. May Tem Is47
Henry Pope. vs. James Martini TheophilusT T Simmons,
Us. James Martin, Bunyan Barnes, us. James Martin.
, Original Attachment, &c.
appearing 20 the satisfaction Of the Court that the
defendant is inlabtant this State il is there
fore ordered that publication be made in he North Caro
ma Standard for six weeks notifying the said Jas Martin,
to be and appear before the justices of said Court at the
Court 10 be held for said county the Con ouse in
Waynesborough, the Sd Monday in August next then
and there to plead replevyj otherwise judgment final
will be rendered against him, and the property levied
upon, condemned subject 10 the plaintiffs recovery.
Witness Jno. A Green clerk of said Court Office the
lst July, 1847. JNO A. GREEN, Clerk
July l, I847. Pr. adv. SIS 62I-2. 66l-6t.
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State Of North Carolina, Chatham county.
rEHO all whom this may concern, I, Berry Mason of
4 the County and State aforesaid, do hereby furewafn
all and any persons whatsoever against trading
tracing any debts with my wife, Elizabeth Mason, as
will not be responsible far pay any debts of her
contracting she having during my absence left my bed
and board. BERRY MASON.
June 21, 1917. 660-4t pd.
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Henry clay Baptized. We learn from cor
respondent of the Baptist Banner, that the Hon.
Henry Clay was baptized on the 22d ult,, in one
of the beautiful ponds of his estate, near Lex
ington.. He united with the Episcopal church,
hut demanded immersion. PbsIGd Bulletin
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2 : tIThe nIar,sets.. 5 5 = . g

The New York Express Of the 9th instant
says: The news received since our last, by the
steamer to the 10Th uit, has been Of uncommon
Importance, and has had decided effect on our
markets. r The decline in. Breadsuf1s in England,
together with the prospect Of a good harvest has
causedSa SIMILAR reaction here. Flour has fallen
dollar barrel; Wheat, Rye and Corn, from
ten to twenty cents q bushel,-this is.ruly great
falling off Still prices range, compared with
former years, at a very high rate. We are now
far advanced in the sale Of the last years CROP,
an unusual portion of which has been exported,
and all at enormously high prices. The country
have never received so much, or have ever been
made as wealthy for any one years production, as
the last The effects Of which are most sensibly
felt in all branches of trade. We are now at the
commencement of another year Of plenty the
harvesting has already begun, and although there
are complaints in some sections Of the country
yet from the increased quantity Of seed put in the
ground there can be but little doubt that the pro-
duce of the earth will be as great, and even great
er, than has ever before been known. Prices are
now sufficiently high for the interest of all classes
and there be very little doubt but that we are
to enjoy another year of prosperity;
. The Cotton Market in New York was firm on
the 9th instant, and prices were as follows:
Upland and Florida. Mobile and N. o
Mid to good mid '1o3 I'LL II a11k
Mid fair to fair 11i 12 'r 1laa124
Fully fair to fair 12f 123 So 1s ala .'
Flour had fallen to from Sc to Sc 12 1-2 pei
barrel, and Wheat to sl 80 to 81 40 per bushel
Corn was worth only from 65 to rs cents pei
bushel.
10 Wilmington, on the 9Th instant, Corn was
selling at from 95 cents to 81 per bushel; Flour
from 81 SO to 80 25 per barrel and sales o.
Timber had ranged within the past week from
IS Is 10 81 for ordinary to inferior Mill Timber
and $40 for extra lengths or shipping Timber
The journal says of Naval Stores: "The receipt:
of Turpentine continue light We notice sale
of 800 barrels per Rail Road, good article, and
ia good order, at 81 IS for new Virgin, and
81 81 1-2 for Yellow Dip. We quote for price:
to-day, Yellow Dip, 90 20 81 25-Virgin
81 so 80 60. The lowest figure is the price
of River Turpentine. Tar is in brisk demand
with bare market. Last sales, 81 IS. We
hear of nothing doing in Spirits TArpenti1e oil
Rosin."
In Fayetteville on the 9th instant Cotton was
commanding from 1910 10 1.2 cents per pound
Corn rs to 80 cents per bushel Flour &6 25 tc
Sc rs per barrel and Wheat 81 to 81 10 pei
bushel.
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= we are reOuested to annOnnce

JUN1us L. CLEMMoNs. Esq. of Davidson, as Can
idate to represent the Fourth District composed Of the
and Davidson in the Congress of the United States
Mr. Clemmons is friend Of the Administration, and is
in favor of vigorous of the existing war
with Mexico -.s! 49,.
April 10, 1947 o4S-t.
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TMNHIS DAY Published, A Digest Manual of the
Il Acts of the General Assembly of Moth Carolina,
from the year 1888 the year ls46. by James Irede
HENRY D. TURNER,
,-gs3sts ftks yt e Al the N. C. Book Store. II
July Il, 1s47. 662
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Ten Dollars Reward.

will pay the above reward to any person who
will deliver me my negro man GEORGE, or confiue
him in Jail SO that get him. He left my Plania-
ton miles south west Of Oxford, on the Sd inst ;
he is Albfno. 25 yearspid, of ordinary stature,
and muscular he will perhaps endeavof 10
pass for a free negro or a white man. -,
rs, - - = JAMES COOPER.
Oxford3 July Z, 1S47. 5a f. z.ssf,.l ~ 662-tf.,
~ Weekly Register will copy till Forbid ags
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A GOOD muller waIlted.

VWHHE Subscriber wishes to engage the services Of
IL good Miller, to take charge of his Flour Mill. No
person need apply, unless he come well recon-
mended, and can turn out good MerchantabIe Flour
To such Miller win suit him the subscriber il will
ing to give fair wages -te WILL. R.P0OLE,
Wake County, juno %, 1s4z 66D--n
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HEADQUARTERS, ARMY OF OCCUPATION.

~
DEAR SIR - Ii is with much pleasure that ack-
nowIedge the receipt of your most interesting letter
Of the Ist instant and which desire TO reply in
Terms more expressive of my thanks TO you for your
kud consideration for myself, and more so of my
high appreciation of the upright and patriotic senII
which the principal tenor of your letter
but | am burdened with official duties and this
moment with many letters from distant sources
which require attention. and will necessarily oblge
me 10 reply to you in few lines.
The presidential Office presents no inducements
10 me to seek its hOnoTs or responsibilities the
lranquilIity of private fe on the contrary, is the
great object of my aspirations on the conclusion OF
the war but am not insensible to the persuasion
that my services yet due TO the country. as the
country shall see fit TO command them. If still as
soldier, | am satisfied if IN higher and more
responsible duties, desire not to oppose the mani
lesl wish Of the people. But will not be the
candidate of any party or clique: and should the
nation at large seek place me ia the chair of the
chief magistracy, the good Of all parties and the
national good would be my great and absorbing aim.
Sentiments such these have been the burden
Oimy replies TO all who have addressed me on This
subject, expressing The assurance that, by the
Spontaneous and unanimous voice of the people
Alone and from no agency of my own, can be
withdrawn from the cherished hopes Of private re-
lnement and tranquility when peace shall return.
Please accept, with this my brief reply, the warm
appreciation and high consideration Of,
Z. TAYLOR.
Maj Gen u S. Army
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Young Ladies' SelectsSchOOI.
TEHHE Exercises of this School, unterthe supeFVis.
n ion Of the Misses Partridge, will be resumed on
Thursday the 1st Of July. 1H ~
Terms as heretofore.
Raleigh. June %, 1917 &C.,
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s warren, North Carolina.
WHITE STJEPHHR SPRINGS


TIME Proprietor Of this establishment respectfully
IL informs the public that his house was opened for
the reception of visitors on the 18Th Of June.
Having made very extensive Improvements and add
tions TO his buildings. he IS prtpedts modste
much larger company thar heretore and assures those
who may be disposed favor him with their patronage
that no trouble expense will be spared TO make his
house AT LEAsT EQuAL. TO ANY I'm THIS STATS.
The Medicinal properties Of the wafer admirably
adapted to the cure of the Dyspepsia Liver Complaint
and Diseases of the Skin and satisfactory evidence of
their virtue be had in the immediate vicinity of the
Spring. Persons travelling the Raleigh and CASTOR
Rail Road, will always fluid Hack ready for their
commodation at Henderson and at the WaFrentOn depot
h"51s-HS HS1.F - CHARGES -
Families per month, 'se T: ssa = $l6 90
Families week, - 1-.'' -" 90
Families per day, 90
+ Single person per monfhs 20 90
Single person per week, 90
Single person per day, " %
Childred and SERVANTS, half price.
Horses per month, ll f.s.fa "a 12 90,
Horses per week, ats fissj.-af i'r's.sz 3 30
Horses per day a. ,s.t-. T. $50 rs
ANALYSIS OF THIS WArER my PRoF. HARDY.
One quart {wine measure) contains sulphuretic hY-
drogeD gas, a7. - 1884 cubic in
Carbonic acid gas, ~,7 81. 5000 do ,f.
. Sulph: Magnesia, +; .+.. .t4,62 grains
Sulph: Lime, s.-. So do se.
Oxyde of Iron, -.l--s=. .s..,.5 do .. ..s
Muriate of Soda, g do
Carbonate OF LimeJ So 81 100 do AL
aEt WILLIAM DE- JONES.
June %. 1s47 80 G5s-6t.
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Another Letter from Gen. Taylor.

The Troy Daily Post " publishes the follow
ing letter from Gen. Taylor, addressed to citizen
of fLansinburgh. The editor of the Post" has
seen the original. This letter takes the same
position that the one in the "Signal" does, and
contributes to establish the authenticity of that
letter. What will the skeptics of the " National
Whig," and Its kindred prints now sayG
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IMPORTANT LAND SALES,
m Chatham and Moore COuntfe

July l. 1917.
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O1ebanies DO Sleparf !
O1eebanies uSoaannfaeturss bo*9rentcn par
S1ewart 8anf SnI. Co Slspart J
Orange Sane. Orange
peoplss Bant, patsrfca J
Sprineeton Sants', Yrinestcn par
@alsm Bantins Cos, @alsm par
9tate Sanf'st Slswart
@tate 8anf* el,3atstbtown }
@tate Sanf' gamoen par
State Yant Of Wlorris' Morrstown J
State Banf' Stem Srunsnif J
@uiIcr Sant@ Newtcn J
3rentcn Sanfins Go 3renton par
Union Sant* OcDrr J
Stem 5crs 0rl Sr. Co. sambcrttilc /
Se(anare.
Sanf Stlmln9ton u.Sraneemine par
Sanf BON 9elaware, 2Silmin9tcn par
Sanf pen Smirna, Smirna, par
Srmers Sanf pom Staat 9elaw. @9opsr,
uno ibre 3meiae par
Union Sanf, iu 1Silmin9tcn, par
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- Gin llbrma6er
N%S >sMy I'm b
az 1sMI llbr> >bdnpler,
y. 4 o D Il ,,r Il s.,

Jmportirer pen Iaibensllbren ubrs
madersmerf3euSen uno ubrstiIateris
alien fur Bross uno Kleinperfauf.
Soat fcrtwdbrsnb auf loanb Elm srcssS Nncrtss
msnt pcn qunstts, patsnt uno iblibten &ds
fern, Soouptfseern (Mainesprings,l @infai1uns
9en, .Siffsrbldttern, Safbsnubrs3 3ei9srn unc Elm
pcaifdnoi9ss enforcement ron alien 0Ssrf;suesn
unb Watsrialsn bic gum @sfbdft 9sb6rsn; NIT
snsm srobsn 4ncrtF msnt BON 9olcnsn uno lls
bsrnsn qspers, qepins uno fbIibRn Saibenubs
rem, mslbes alls iu Den nsbr9ifsn Hsu Oprfs
prsiisn psrfauft miro. 9(as Seifsaun9sn aus
Dem Qonts msrcsn phnftlib bsior9t.
H. .. qanosSaufsuts unc 9lncsrs Ino Elm.
9slaosn on;urufsn unc gu untsriutbsn am ale
ten Stanp, No. 33. Sho Ate Srast, 1bla.
Ybilabslpbia, SSanuar 26. 6W.
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Dpftpr Suuens

Jnoianifeb pesctabiliibcs 5peti1e,
fir Ueibide gIoen. - Oiss 1T cine prr
allcrwsrtbpcutsn Wepi5inen, Die ismaIs rrm
spntIifum an9rtrten wcrprn. Sri Srant;
tsiten fir ,peIhr 5ocksr's pilss smpfobIem
Iinr, 1T ricie Oiecijin in jsrsr 6lnllht atsrs
refrnc in per lebnsllem WispsrbrItclluns
ces Spitems gum acinnpcn 3uItanpe. 9au'
ienre bon SIaIbcn Itnp in prniasn Dacnatsm
psrfauft, uno man ba. ncb niebt bon einem
Tebl1tblasen sebtrt. 0aBt bcn Seriuth ae'
matbt ,percen nno ras Spsefic miro eineu
Naum fnoen in ter 6eim:praris jcoer Sa>
milie. es 1T cur6ans unl6aplieh unc mag
III einiser 3eit 9encmmen rperpcn.
EoUano unb walton,
eacntbhmer, SO. $40 OlarttltraBe Ybi.
Iaoelpbia. Z. D. gambert uno ENGLAND
nne t1et11afen, Neaoins, pa.
Setauar 2S GIN
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Seine Sur, feline 25e,ablun3,

Or. Gullen's inoianifb pcaatabilifbes
5eilmittcl -peritebert Su bclIcn ccer pas
Gelo miro 3nrifsritattet Oicie O1srisln
1T natb einem inciaulitben Gejspts psrfsrtlat.
,pcltbee init src6rn Soften pon slnem oeriel=
ben i'm fernsn lDetsn erlanat muros. 9iss
enisen peIete nit rsn Snoansrn tetait Ilnp,
m,i1sn ra6 fte Ssnerp bsilen cbns DIE Ssnnt>
mib BON merturp, Sallam ODER stwas osr
urt. 0ie 2elrenren baten nun cine &clcs
ssubeit sebeilt Su ,pcrben, obmr bic Gtfabr
bon Mrrtnrp ccrr Dem nnanatnrbmen Se,
braub bon Sallam -Disle msbi,in bat eis
nen anaenebmsn Ssiebmaf unp ld6t fcinen
rieetsnpsn Gtbcm 5ura6.
Subereitet BON Eowano unb walton,
unc i'm Srcbsn uno Slsinen Su perfaufen tri
Z. q. HoWano, SO Warftltrabe pbilaz
relpbia. Z. p. lambert uno Enslano
unp t1Iet1Iafen, &sabins.
Sebrnar 25. en-.
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SrOCfltc0iitcr.

stnsperfanf gum @iufaufspreile!
Die llnteribrisbsnen babsn fb sntfdciTsn
ibr @efbaft fobalo als m6sIid3 ;u fblssen,
bssn nun ibrsn Serratb bon 9titsrn sum8ers
fauf am sum Einfaufspreifn unb inbsm
iis Die pislsn SsSdnlfisun9sn bic iie pcn ibren
Srsuncen uno Sunesn erbslten, panfbar ons
erfsnnsn, m6bten iis abtungspoG um Sortfsts
Sun9 Der 9unit bitten, fir cine furw 3sit.--
Sie m6btsn ebenfalls gang srniflib 9isjsniesn
ne!bs ibnsn ncb fbuIci9 Iino eriucbsn, ibrs
&ebnun9en in mo9bf firjeifsr Ssit obsuists
teln, neil elmer bon Der 8rma nab YDilaosls
pbia iu SisDen bsabithti9t.
D'Srien uno Haiauel.
q. .. eants&aufleuts linb tsicnbsrs sins
sslaesn aniurufsm um lid, su ibsr;sussn, oae
iie um fclbe Yrsls faufsn ftnnsn, Die unfebls
bar befrisoi9snb isin mhlIcn.
&sacina, SUM 8 bp.
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Or. Vebter'5
gunoen- Dre .,
Drcis 50 Gent Die Sla(hS


ST cine lebr lttastarc Sutereituns, entceft
pureb einsn rsselmabi9en nno ter0hmtsu otllt<
Itbsn 4r5t, per ite hbsr fanf5is Sabre III lels
ner eisenen praris i'll Oeuntblanb 9ebrauebt
bate, N wslebsm qanpe lte pabrsnb lsnsr
3sit dussrit ausseostnt benust purbs, ,tel pn'
tteL grtaltunaen, EatGrbheber, en9btni;l9'
Felt, &euebbuItcn, Sciten uEo Nnfentebmer:
gen, Slutlpeien, jeoerIrt Sruit unp Enn9en
beIbnercrn, unp in 6eilluns Der bsrannaben
Den Nussebruna. Sislcs fam ais seb oer
obi9em Wlsbisln aeiaet ,prrpen atsr ole 3sl'
tmnsebsfahtmabunscn ltnr su trlt(ptslIa oas
All; jeeer befrlcbiaenpe Ssneis in re0en2Slrs
funaen pirc in eiuem OerIutbe bamlt arfuns
oen merben, lp,pe autb Sablreibe emptsblun
gen bic GnweiIun9ssetta tesleltenb. llster
1000 SlaIben ltno allem III sphllaoelpbla
wdbreno otm lesten 1Slnter pertauft noreen,
ein iberseuaeuocr Srnris bon oehsn0lnsbar'
Felt, icnlt niroc cine 70 sroBe Ousntltat ME
vsrfauft ,pcrben iein.
So wirfIam 1T bic WleolSln 9elpeicn IN
6eiluna ber perIhierenen Srantbrltsn fir
rpelete ils empfcblen 1T, pab ite oacn anrern
SutereitunSen Don SarIaparlla, Yanateas
&C. ihnea. .Ocranacbt.
S5iele 3cusnids IlnD Bon 3eit su 3eit rrbaIs
ten unc tcfannt aemaebt wo:osu, aber rer
Rcltenauf,pano bon 3eitunasbefanntmatbans
gen perbietct peren W1ttbeiluns bier. Oie
btsaubiaen ttnnsn Iecbt ilter5cust wsr>
ben BON osr SlhsIicbreit rioer Oacpijn ,penn
(te anrufsu al Qeipp's @einncbeits gmpori.
I'M SO. i9l, Sloro 2te SraBe, mntsrbalb
oct Sincltra6e, gum ScbIo ccs "9olrenen
9lolsrs unb Shlanarn," no 3snaniI1c unc
Jlattweilunacn.sm bunrerten bon Sdllcn csr
merfwiirpiafen Suren pnrb oieie Webi5n,
porac3srt rpsrocn fonnCn.
0eacing, SuIi |. l845.
6r9ice -W1epi5iu 1T 5u pem cten anacse.
bcncu prciIe in picler 99uderei IN batrn.
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Sr. Nppletpn's
Serllbmtes Oeilmittel fit
q 0ub belt.

9ttteltate bon ren allcrahttaritsn Birsern,
pon ben wuncertaren Sursn ,pelhe es tc.
wirtte flno tet een Qscntsn umlcnN Al bas
ben. Qeieenoe ,pcroen ss Dsrindsn cine
SIalebc bat aencbnlib oas @sbor mspsr
bsrseitellt, no Ole Sautbeit bon lanssr 0aus
CT mar.
Gro6s nnc SIsinberfauf lei Eorpano u.
lDalton, eiaentbamsr SO. SIC Marftltras
&c. pbilaoelpbia.
I'm Der GIcte 9ruttrei, 6nntinarom,
Oaartin GnB, 6arrstrs, s. G. @ellcre,
'pittetnrH s. Ol. qinoisp, 5oairapstnra.
7. .. lambert uno ENGLAND nno t11ez
t1Iafen, Neap,is.
Ssbauar, %. 6m.
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Or. e. &ienlep's Yiuen.
Se9en Die Waneriubt, reii1enoen Stein
uno 8rduel.

uno 9rQUel.
Sie Spmptcme cpsr Der 4nfana BON oislsu
Srantbrltcn Inc wcnn man immer acpIaat,
9erel5t uno 9cn6lbiat 1T, waticr an MAIDEN,
cbne caB man rlel auf rinlnal madden fam.
init poer cbne Sbmersen, Spannuna in In.
terieib, SliereneS bmersen, arc6e Sebmcr}cn
i'm SrenH Orllf auf rrr SlaIe, unreaelmdbls
aen StuhI9ana; oaburCb entttctem edwin:
pel, Oluttrrweb, Binofclif, Tcrluit ceeNp.
pettts, SisrepIta unc 5artleitiafeit, ipsltbes
bel Sranenspericnen mir ;u oft Der Saa 1T,
naB 1te nit ecm QSoiTer 9erla9t ncrren, ,pcnn
lte tbre mcnatlithe 3eit su Siel ooer IN tpenia
ober gar nicbt tetcmmen
limo ipie Uicle SanI nIenbe baten Elm trauris
9ee Cube arnommrn, neil (le es prrnatt(iBiat
baben, oiejrniacn Wleoieinen IN aetrautbrn,
bic oafilr onrmpfcbIrn parrn. - Oarum
brautbt EenCr 5u prr5mcifrln, inbcm Die oben
erwdbntcn sQlllcn i'll Der 9ruftrri picier 3eis
tnna, in Der 6ten Stra6e, wie ancb tei Carl
2SIIlana III Der Srantlin:@ :@trafp, Ncapina,
spa, ju baben ltnr.
Jobn Hienlev, Gr.sDr.
@Nub III babrn bel oem 5erreu @tobrz
4altcrn &rcraC s. Oliuer, Wcmriscorf; ;
Saccb 8ehtrl, 2ulpebrceon s. 6cfner,
(%er6's Birtbsbaus,) unb 3bcmae Nutb,
Inter 6Corbera; Dcttr &c9rreis, 8luf
Sor1e, &antnlter 60.
GroBe Sorcn 5n so, bic fleinen 25 Gents.
O1ai &C. bp.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1847-08-03
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Sricoericb o. Srafer, polfercr uno
6encralsSeforscr, t7o. AIS t1IaftTras
GG eberbalb Ser elften ToroIcite 6is
raro Rom ae9enubcr, pbilaocIpbia.
$50 iu jscsr 3sit ju bobsn lit Elm ercsss 9lGors
tsmeut bon Settsn unb Nlatrasen, 9efroltsn
jpaarsn uno 8ebsrn, Stiblen, Siibem Sstt>
lacsn uno Spis9sln, nsbit alien anbsrn Nrtis
fsln Die ns obi9e @eibaftsfab asb6rsn, gu Den
aasrwpbltiliten Saar9elosYreiisn.
q. . - N0e altc Nrbsit ipiro bu6lb uno
lbnsa ou69sbsiFrt.
philadelphia, mar; 80. 3W.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1847-08-03
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2S [! lam MenseI, wcrocn ,pdbreno
elmer furjeu 3eit in oen 6anoen non Amos
6lmmclreidb pertlciten. Ius perIonen, Die
ftkuloi9 ftnc, telieten al penfeIbsn atautcs
sablen uno Scltbe, Die IRipriebe baten,
wercen ibre Neebnmnsen an ebsnpsnlelten
einbdnpi9en.
Qbrabam t11ensel Irm'cr.
SUM, s. bp.