davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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0robe Bar9ens
IN i1t gtitbtets n
YeA uno Ea
NV GabimetsstSadren! nv u

Der linfsritbrisbsne bistst nun lsinsn Dor:
ratbt pon e3tablen 81 bsesutsne erniebri9tsn
pre,lsn gum Isrfauf. 9us bic litb nob nid>t
nit Gtiblen psrisbsn babsn, iollten anrufsn an
benz mUbIfslsn @tobIiiiimsnt in Der Ofspsnn.
firass, Sbilb pOm "Notbsn StubL" Ro. 6s,
100 lis Elm srrb nnb iplsnoiess 2lEorhmsnt fins
benlpsrbsn; ioIrbe ol6 Ball: ll:Gifen, &obrsSie
mnb gsmsine Stibls 9rpbs unb fIsine Sbaus
fslsStdbls, SsttisS &c, iebr mobfsil.
gbsnfoll6 GabinetsB erdtb, ol6 Sureaus,
Su allen Yrsiisn, Witta9s, Sriibifid, YfsiIsr,
Mlttel unb @nbsSiilbs, Settlapsn nit nisbrsn
unb bObsn Yfoifen, @ditbrdnfs, Sidsnfbrdns
fs, &lsissribrdnfs, NrteitS uno 98aibsS
Anf!sibssSureaus, SOfaS &c. allss BON Den ere
fabrsniien Nrbsjtsrn perfsrti9f i'm allernsusifen
Stpls ausgsarbeitst uno msrpen iebr WObIfsI
psrfauft. 9aS YubIifum unc defenders jun9s
6ausbdIter fino abtun9spoa sin9sabsn ansus
rufsm isinsn 8crratb su bsisbsn une bann fir
iib felbif ju urtbelsn
Srieorib Sor.
Nsaoing, Wldr5 IA. bp.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-05-23
Cine GNere Sur fir Gle Neils.

Or. GuIlen's inoianifb pe9etabiliicbes
Peilo 3eilmittel 1T ein einbelmlebss Spree
parat, peltbes felt piclen Sabren nit penl
beiten ertola aebrautbt woroen. Sa (le cine
nnerIibe WlcciSin III 70 Bat (le cinen cnt,
ftbIerCnEn Scr5ns ittcr duBcre O1ittcl, mel.
tbS bios gum pla9en aber nicbt 3nm Sc il
en- ltno. OeIe Weoi5in pirtt auf bic
tranfen 3bsile, bewirtt selmoen &rbraud
nno cine pauernbe &ur-wcltbe wir perz
ittsrn ooer oas @cIo 5urifssbem. 8rpb
uno Slsinpsrfauf lei
Ncwano unp QBalton, eiscntbamer,
$40. $40 Warfttrabc philaoclpba.
Gnslanp unp MeOlafen, 9. 9. $am6srt
nne Solepb>. s. pafsr, Steaoins, spa, 6. g.
s. Wlartim pcttspls, Spa, 9. 3. Sails,
OllnWsDille, po., 9Dunbsr II. Sraun, Gebu.
pIPiI Sapen, 90, Or SsQers pcttetaum.
Septcmber 7. 1847. ~.
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.eutl6er Gau(btabaf.

qBcnn mein pfiftbsn campft nnS shbt
limb osr Naucb BON Blattern
9anft mir nm bic 0laIe Siebt,
o! eann taulcb ib nbt init SSttfrn &c. &C..
Sin frifebsr Sorratb BON nDsuIebem
Nail6tabaf." belteheIb aus ieidtsn Naub,
tabaf, So l, uno 8, lcbtcm &analter,
8elunbbc tcr, portotelIo, porto,
rico, Waiebinston uno Sremsr Sarinas, il,
paquctsn bon ! pfuno, 1T 70 ctsn BON Sleia
port erbalrn nnc gum Ysrfauf i'm Stobrl
htsr Der 9rufsrsi bcs .,Scetadters." Oreis
tis Is gsuts eas Oaquet.
llnlers eenneben sancsIente, fpipie Die $iet,
haber pom sntem Nauhtabaf iiterbaupt,
wsrpen pcae 8efrieoieuns finpem neii (le oiss
fcn 3abaf bsrfubsn. Hts bic ibn rrobirt bas
ben perltbern nns oa6 es Der bette Gtcf lit
bic 3eit oamlt ~ bertrciten unp einnal redbt
bsimatblitb 5u fiihlen.
Neaelna ben .. 9(opemtsr
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Das oBoblfeilife in ser oBelt!
Dan,pisraffinirte Suffer
Gan les.

l22 Gent oas pfuno, i'm Brosperfaut.
g I. Eibaroion, geo. AZ Ofarftlfrass,
~s'pbilaeelpbia, finest Ysr9nliasn oaran,
baS Yubfum 81 bsnabribti9sn, Dab er nob
inmsr fortfabrt feline aans pOrjiialidbsn 9ampf
raffnirtsn @inoiss nm ben 9srin9en prsiS bon
S12 so Die 100 Yfuno, Su psrfaufsn, uno bic
Oualitat miro BON fsinsr anbsrn ibsrtroffsn
Die in ben 8sreini9tsn Staaten fabri;irt miro.
@r oferirt sbcnfalls- ale Nrtsn Outer I'M
Confcetionirs no DbitsSabe, su 9lslblaus
tsno niscsrsn prsisn, oa fbnslls Serfdufs une
flsins prcfite an Der Saassoronun9 finb.
Hufst an ODER fbifst cure Ssifelunaen,lmb
Sbr psrest unfebIbar Ssfrisoi9un9 fnbsn.-
8sr0eIFt nbt Ole Summer AZ t1jarfttfrae
&c. pbilaeelpbia.
y. y. 2slcharosoM.
YbIocelpbia, Ssbruar 20. 411.
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2eOer! 2eber !! 2eDer! Il!
sW. 81. SeDcl1er

6at 70 cben erbalten bon 0lenporfer Gerbern
bic fbontte sot Don rotbem @obl.$soer, oas
jemals nacb Neapins sebraeGt poroen. Scr
Stcf beltebt aus
5000 pfo pom:teitcn rotben Scbaeber
1000 " in Batimere seaertt GrauiIeb
6arneB., 3aums, psinhcn, ODER Salb Sci.
len, &ips &C., nsblt elmer Serfebisbmbeit ben
Scffelen, Stbaafe!len, 5irIbfsaen, ,Stpeis
mfellen II. {. 10.
$40 rocc0s,
Ssltcbeno aus Stiefel: Olorceeo fit O1dn>
ner, nnseorcbte Strsite, Sio mo franl60Iebe
Gmfaiiunsen fiir 8rauen; r6tbliebe >sinimas,
selb, peit une ftbparsssssrtt, opsr Sbaaf
5anten nit osr 18oae.
Shub' 2lue1faffrungen uno Sdub.
NADER; Derf3euge,
lolbe als Dratbe, Sldasl, pess, 5ammsr,
Ib!s, me6er, StiefsIb6l5sr, seiiten, @tisfel,
Slofe, Erimp: Sretter, @hub>8l6fe, &c.
nebh jebsm 4rtifsl i'm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
lpas alle lebr poblfeil pcrfauft piro an psm
Saarselo' Stobr, Gdilo gum "Golbncn $eis
Fei'' $40. 29. oer pcfsOffiee aeaeniber.
GSNrase fir $ccbcr's &eber. Gtcbr.
Neaoins, Sanuar 4. lS48. 6Oa.
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Sssoarem! 1rOcenc 9Saorem
60 ebe erbaen ein 9roBeS uno plenotoS enforcement
luCas' NrlibItn0ss unO SDmmer Gj,itern,

gum asanon @trpe unartN @ncps
eambraps Gbht3emSc,
3Hbmheuae,
1Saan belfha alc bcnannt
perta DrIpucu
SsHfus y snaar, am trumHen S9e g. 6adG Nm Gpbrata
j. uno 2o p @5mltb pett6fnn Gamu g. IiNe, Srinfubus.
9Sillam Serrer, Nraelh9 Sfaac 5mnfH, 9pNbweH
Spbn AI9ais, DO Siaac Bflp, eornnal
5ot uno Srnper, 10
5snrp ementrcut DO Secra $itanon.
Sobn S7uf, Nbameaun Shrf m Slcrb
6enrp otauHW DO
Samuel Sauman, lbe cnioeGz tpr
g. 81 Xlaur, Saupl. <ubpa. '''
PabMetanH Sim
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-05-23
~ ell 8, - ellis.

1Dr, -yollm y. AtemIe's erprobtes uno
beites 5eilmittsl fir bic innsrfi;ftsn nnh an.
bsrI - sii (&iIosne aosr.l ~
0ailelbs bsltebt aus piuen, aou(ner ,,on
Wtlrtnr gum Daleben. wsnn es Dem ts;ae,
IInsten 8sbrautbssetts ssmaB setraudt miss.
70 wiro es unfbIbar sroBs erleiebter,,us as.
ben nao in furser 3eit cine ponttdnbiae s"r NV
tstplrfsn, tei 9tmeraen ODER Seisen an nsr Sr
@aslssrahs ooer ipsnn esr after berausbrinat
5anpt' Office fir Den 9srfauf Der obiasn
:sgseol}'n, bn y. pu'pellc, Glib 6te Srafs,
Nsapins, Srts gauntp, spa.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-05-23
3eioenoe lelet!!!
SoftOr &infelin,

eeut der Nr3t
ertbei!t foytipdbrcnO IN feinemL felt psm Sabs
re 1882 etablrten Weeoical. 6au(e,
Ncrowcftl. gfe Der stem uno itnicn Gtra6e
swiftben Der Spruee II. SPINE, pblaeeIpbia,
arstlcben Natb uno SIlfe tefonoers binl llbts
ilee ber 8sbanpIuns, poafpmmenen 6silans
hno srhnolitben 4usrottuns aGer
paiit Nrantbeiten unb Gel men lie
Pel'ls eersn srfolsrsiebsr Sur es Der Disnite
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Seine Sur fetne Ye3ablun9.
Or. Gullen'5 inoianil6 peoetabillbc6

0r. Gullen'5 inoianiib pe9etobililbc6
5cilmittel
9erflcbert Su bclen poer pas Gslo miro Su.
rhfrltattct. 9iefc mepi3in III naeb einsm
inbianifben 9tejepte psrfertiat, psletes nit
arcBen Soften BON einsm cerIelbsn i'm fernen
lSclen erlanst purps. 9icjenisen pcltbe
NIT Den Snciamern tcfannt Itur, miGen ba6
le Senerp beilen cbne bic Scnntni6 bon
Dlertnrp, Saliam ober et,pas Der Nrt. Sie
seipeneem babcn nun cine @sleaenbet sebeilt
gu meroen, obne bic Gefabr bon O1erfurp
ooer Dem nnanaenebmem Ssbrautb bon BAL.
lan.-0ieie Mspi5in bat snsnTanacncbmem
SGbmaf unp labt teinen retbenccn 2itbem
;mlif.
3ubereltrt BON Eomano mb 1Oelton,
nno I'M SroBen mo 8leneR su Dsrfanfen bel
Z q. Eowone, Stun. $40 Wlarfttra6s
spbllabeIpbia. I. =. gambert uns Gna
lano mo t1Ier1Iafcn, Ncapin9.
Septcmter 7. l847. 1S
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-05-23
Dpftpr Smuem'S

Jneianileb pesetabilifcbes Specific
fur roeibl,ebe geioen. = 0ies III elne Der
allerwertbUoalfen mcpi5incu, Die jemals csm
spublitum anactcten morpen. Sci &ranf
beiten fir welcte 6ccter's Splice empfoblen
itne. 1T oiefe D'ep5in in jeeer 6infdbt ibsr.
rstfeno in oct Ihnellen QSieperbertteGuna
ees Sptcms gum. ssiunocn 3ultanpe. 9am.
fencs bon Slafben iinp in ,psnisen Olcnatsn
pertauft, nno man bat nod niebt BON cinsm
8ebNblasen seb6rt. >abt ben ScrIueb ae.
madt ipercen nno bas Speeifc miro enen
&aum fincsn in oer 6em spraris jeeer Sas
mlie. es TT onyhaus unltbdblieb mno maa
81 einiser 3elt sencmmen ipcrosn.
Nopano unb Daltor, giaentbilmcr,
SIR. 576 Olartttrabe pbiIaoelpbia,
gnalano mn MeDaaten, g g. $ambert
nnb Sofepb Dafer, Msaoins. Spa, g. g.
G. Wlartiu, DotspiQs, spa, 9. 9. Sails,
Wlinerspille, oo., Wnnosr u. Sraum, @obu=
plfla 6apsm oo., Or. Sellers, pcttstaun.
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SS. nmD s. -. &eitm ,,nD Gp.,
10. 3S t7oro filnftp 6traep.

10. 50 IIoro funfte 5traBe,
fsnfsn bic Nufmsrffamfstt ibrsr Srsunoe unb
bsS publifums Iibsrbaupt, auf { ibr fplsnoio uno
nsusS N6crtement BON gitsrn fir loausbals
tun9en bsifsbsnb aus NsHsrn uns @absln, 6.
unb sbsese6Hsln, sSpfsn, SslFln, @malirtsn
Sobsrn unb prsierpin9sR sReiFln, mflinasnsn
SsiIsln, Sa9eIsfsn, gibtsriftfen, eibtfbsss
rem, 2Satsrny Sbaufsln uno San9sn, 8rats
uno Sadspfannsn, SfilIst6, &adymiblen,
Sbssrsn, SIcfsn, Spis9sln, 8roos, gBafdbs,
Geiies une OsarftsSSrtsn, @srers0Saarsn &C..
mas ale Su Den niseri9ifsn prsifn psrfauft
psrosn ,pirb.
&sabin9, Otdr; 7. bp.
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Or. s. &ienle's beriibmteS uno I'M.
fsbltarss Wfttsl sur libsrn unb unfsbbarsn
esilun9 Der innern uno 6ueern pei .
burd 9Safben uno @innsbmsn, gum 8srfauf
in oisfsr 9rufsrsi; prsis Sbalsr bic Staisbs
NIT esnl paiu 9sb6rsnpsn pulpsr.
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CafcleD's
5ulammenseiester sercinister
Sprup ober flliliI9e &rtraft Don
Gortn&,nriffo.

5uiammen9eteBter, SerciniSter
Sprup o0er fllilii9e &rtraft Don
Sariaparilla.
Deie prsparation bat jeBt Die probe Gtbcn
piCIs Sabre bCttancen uno ipurbc ais oietV:
fV WleciSin bCflmtcn 3ur 5CiIuns bon
6autausfCbldScm Se(lhtpofen, GCs
lbipilren, EuchenI nIbmer3rn3e
lpeiber GsfbwuIItt, @erpfula,
Cbronilcten Nbeumatiemus Il.
ale llnorbnrn9en Die bon
mreiIem S!ute unb IN.
tecahten Ssbrautb y.
Opium &c. bsrribren.
9Cie WieoiSin muB Il6 felbt empfcblcm
batsn, icnit p0roe lttb bic 9lacbfrass oafhr
ni6t 70 Uermebrt baben. 9a tiee $eute Die
EcNrn anipenoen aus ber 6srne cafilr an Iei.s
ben, neil lte niebt tpilfeH oa6 (le es in ibrer
nnmttelbarsn NatbbarIchaft baten f6unsn,
oebbalb miro Die fclaence <ite Der 9lsentcn
III Seres gauntp hefannt sematbt. 1Benn
bic ssipcnben grdtifate bon 8uren III Iebsn
tphnItben, bic crrtb ceiiem Setrautb be,pirtt
woresM fc t6nnen lts SIele oabou an Ssn
Stobren Der Gaenten, ,pelebe riebts tellatist
itne, tlnefa. 3Benn ite Die cacurh sebeiltcn
perlonsn 5u lebm rpitnlftem tonnen Ge natb
persn 3Sobnunacn III Neaoins unb Der lin
ae9ene seipeien weroen, ipenn lls anrufen an,
Stobr oes etssntblimers, in osr Slcre 5ten
Stra6H Steacins
Nsentsn FIR 8erfs eanntp
SeioMreieb uno 8nB, SuBtaun.
Sobn 8eiteman,' '6amburs.
Sebelfp mo SelIers, DO
teUi 81. Siltsrt, Oleu Berlin.
C(Nhu 01nEuo, S7,,
tpeter OlarqRart, Seras, Hmitp 3almfc6.
. Nmser, spott9rcYe, Wlontsomsry Go
Secrse Slsin, jr., Nmtp.
Schn 5effner, Sintine Sprina.
Silbert ,nc parfs. umitp
9amnel Wloore, Staubsbura.
Sollman Berritt, $ansIebwamm.
salids uuo 8la3e, Srebenstura.
Ban Neeb uno $uppis, ScnalaG.
IDm. Gifher, 5eipelbsrs.
wm. D. weislep, Gbafrstaun.
Saeob s. gnse, preiftaun.
9. uni 8. 3. Wlobr, WobrsbiQc.
@eorss Wertel, @riinpitleb. g
3. m. Bsebtsl, 5srsforO
>. iIno 81. Or6blt, Wlilerstura.
8. @. GsB, W1aratapmp.
Samnel $otaeb, $obahsbias.
8. SslBer, $anrsn3oiae.
Saeob 9rcietler, wasbinstcn.
g. q. 9tuls, DO
50. Boper, Yoperstann.
s.. .. Nbopes, 70
Samuel 9reihler, 6steforb.
Sapio GhulB, DO
8enaepills 3risfsinsr, Disp.
u. 81. gleaSer, 20
glple ano Boper, greter.
s. @absl, peif.
Saeob &lein, Bern.
80. uno 8. Danoersllee, momelsocrf.
81. 8. Nbohss, llnionpiae.
Die llnterIebrift bon 6eo. 10. Dafelev
IN SereibSinte miro jspcrsrit auf Dem Tim
fpleSe s'nsr jsben Slafhe Su fnoen lein.
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@olumbia Sratsn8sislllhoft, eolumbia par
@arlisls oitto: Su Garlisls,
DoDlestauu Ditto su DcDls6taun, pau
@aitpn ottto* 5u Cation, par
@rhan9e Ditto 5u YittSbnrg,
Certificate
@rhan9e ,3pei9 Su SolibaYsburg,
erie Ditto III @ris,
SarmrS II. Growers 81 9Sapns6buro, III
90 sablbar in currant 8onSs LII
SranfIin Ditto Su NaIbin9tNn III
Sarmers Sanfp .. Suds @tD s.8rilfol, par
Farmers Ditto pcn eaneaitsr+ 81 qansaltsr par
FARMERS Ditto, BON Neabin9* ~ Nsa, pa,
SarmsrS Sanf bon Sbuplfia @auntp par
6arr6bur9 Ditto ju I?arr6bur9,
oonssoals Sanf ju lconsSoaIs, IL
Qanfaifsr DO. iu Fanfalfsr po
>aneatcr gaumtp Bant, gu >anesNsr pal
Qsbonon DO. iu Vebancn, 2I
Msrbant5 II. Manuf. Sanft pittSbur0
Monon9cbsla citto pon Sraunspias, II
Winers Sanf bon YottSoiGe, parI
Office Der Sanf BON psnnf. Joarrisb. parI
Office DO % qanealfer par
Office DO ho MsaSina par
D fee DO 60 Cation parI
Saplcrspile 9sIaware Sridsn 60. q
gSsif Sranb Sanf, 0Siuiamsport, lll
Wpcmin9 8anf Sn lSiltesbarre, III
Oprf Sitto* Su Yorf, II
Jelp Ser1ep,
Sslpibsrs Sanf' ~ 8slpiSsrs, 81
burlington SO. Sanf, Wsbfcre, par
Commercial Sanf' Ysrtb Ambov n
CUMBERLAND Sanf' 8ribaston, parI
Warmers Sanf: Wcunt 5ocllp pat
Sarmers We6anics Sant, Nabwap AI
Farmers II Webanies DO Wloplstowm II
O1orrs Go. 8amt+ Wlorristcru
W1eebanies Bant, 8nrlinatcn pay
W1ebanies DO Newart n
msebanies uWlannfaetures eos3remtcm par
glewart 8ant Sni. Co. Stewart 81
Orange Sane', Orange IL
Vscples Sant, Yaterfca 81
Drneetcn 8ant%, priuestcn par
@alsm Bantins go*, @alem parI
9tats Santst Slswart 81
@tate 8ant" gl5atetbtcwn 81
@tate 8anf' gampsn par
@tate 8ant Of Morris' Wlorristcmn Al
@tate 8anf' Sleip 8runswif parl
@ulIer 8ant@ Oleptom 81
SrcMton Santins Co 3rentcn par
Union Sant* 0ober 81
Stem 5ops Sel Br. GO. >amterttille Il
SelaDare.
Sanf .. 9Sllmin9ton u. .Sraneswine par|
Sanf bon 9slanars, Bilmln9tcn par
Sanf bon Smirna, Smrna, par1
SrmerS Sanf pom e taat 9eIam. &9cpsr,
unb ibrs 3,psiss par
Union 8anf, Su 9Silmin9tOn, par|
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QSertb Der ssanfaoten.

9tas tisjsniesn Sanfen, wel,bs nit sinsni
C) Stsrn bsSsbnet iinb, baben sntmsbsr faIs
f,bs oeer um9sdnbsrts Nctsn pon psrlbistss
nsn Ssnsnnun9sn i'm umlaufs.
2llls init einem Cd S1u5 bsSsitbmtsn8ans
Fen Waren friiDsr 6fsntlibs DspoftsSanfsn.
20 1T nitbt ratblnm NOtsn 81 nsbmsn ron
Sanfen Die in oisfsr qiis nibt bsnannt 1nb.
gle linb etwsosr ssbrotbsn cher lire Rpsn fnb
un9an9bar.
Sanfen in pbilaoslpbia.
Tamsn. 9iseontc in pbiIa b
Saht Don 9eertp 4n'erlta' par
0ortbern qibertiss' par
9enuiplpaniaa par
penn Saunfbir' par
Der 8sr. Gtaat. Is
Commercial Sanf, BON psnnippanien par
SarmerS II. MsbanieS Sauf par
8rarb olttot par
&sniin9ton 90. PAR
Sanf Of ecmmsres,f par
Wanuf. II. Mebanics par
WedanicS Sanf in Ybila, par
Dbilabelpbia 8anf* par
Sputbwarf Ditto par
SbuplfDa Sanf, par
QSeitern Sant par
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QennIplponien.

sSanfen i'm SSnnern oes 9anbes,
@bambsrabur9 Su ebambsrsburs
@stt9bur9' gu @sttiSburs,
pittSbur9, Su pittSbura,
Snsquebanna Go. montro1e q
ebslfsr Sauntp su Bsftbsiter, pa
9slamars Sauntp. ju @bsitsr, pa
@srmantaun 81 8srmantauu. pa
espi5taun 81 ecwiStoun, =
9NieSlstaun su Wioclstaun,
Mont9omsrp Cos Su Ncrri6taun pa
Hortbumberllnb III Hprtbumbsrl. pa
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-30

AN INCIDENT OF THE REvoLUTION-Every in
cdent connected with our Revolution deserves to
be gathered up while the authors yet survive
From the forthcoming volume of the Memoirs of
the Rev. Dr. Minor, it appears that his father then
residing in Philadelphia, was factor to Gen. Wash
ington, and was also connected with Nm in the
fisheries established on the banks Of the Potomac.
From the correspondence between them, now in
the possession of the Minor family, it appears that
the father Of the late Rector of St George shared
largely in the confidence Of Washington. The Re-
volution having broken out, Mr.. William Minor
warmly imbbed the spirit Of the times, and although
a Quaker by education, applied for Captain S
commission in tile army; but in consideration Of
his large family and pressing duties at home, ne was
induced to withdraw his application Subsequently,
MT Milnor took charge of an important ferry on
the delaware, and there he greatly aided the cause
Of ms country, and assisted Gen. Washington, by
procuring important intelligence. Mr.. NJ. usually
rode IN chaise with an ingenious false bottom
and although often suspected Of conveying infor-
nation to Washington, he was never detected by
the enemy. Twice he was compelled to hy for his
life, but the same good Providence which preserved
the Father Of his Country also preserved him.
Mr. Minor not only furnished most important intel
ligence Of the movements Of the enemy, but did
much to obtain supplies for the patriot army
nal 81 Commerce
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The Marseilles HYMN.

The origin Of the Marseilles Hymn is thus beauti-
fully described, in a poem, by Oliver Wendell
Holmes:
" The city slept beneath the moonbeams glance.
Her white walls cleaning through the vines of France,
And all was hushed. save where the footsteps fell
On some high tower, of midnight sentinel.
But one still watched no self-encirced woes
Chased from his lids the angel of TepOse;
He watched. he wept, for thoughts Of bitter years
Bowed his dark lashes, wet with burning tean
His cOuntry's suffenings and her chldrenis shame
Stfsamed O er his memory like forest flame,
Each treasured insult, each remembered wrong
Rolled through his heart and kindled into song
His taper faded and the morning gales
Swept through the world the waTsOng Of Marseles!
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EDITORS IN FRANCE AND ENGLAND.-In France,
says London Sunday paper, the editor of a news
paper is a power recognized and honored in the
highest circles Of society in England he isscarcey
known beyond the range of his office. In France,
men like Guizot Theirs, Lamartine, Baraute, have
reached the highest offices of the State through
journalism. In Saxony, Lindenan; in Prussia, a
Humboldt, have been made Prime Ministers But
in England says the same paper, the accident Of
BIRTH the possession of wealth, alone insure pro-
motion
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FRIED EDIFoR.-S Somebody, addressing the
editor Of the Cleveland Daily Times. commences
his communication with Friend Haddock" (such
being the editors name) The printers, in setting
up the article left out very important n . and
made it read, e Fried Hqddock." Hope he III have
a good time in getting out Of the fat, and that
he won't +" get into the FIRE." A fired editor is
certainly new dish. g fred Haddock " IS no
rarity at Bingham's, but he has other fish TO fry
Of The name, without making use Of the Editor of
the Tines Cincinnati Dispatch
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COPPER MINING ON THE ScHUYLKILL.-The
company successfully mining copper at Shannons-
vile, Montgomery county, Pa, are mostly Pha-
delphians, instead of Englshmen, as stated by the
Ledger lately Mr. r. P. Remington, Of Phla-
delphia, is the superintendent. The operative
miners are principally English The ores are ship
ped via Schuykill Canal, etc, to Baltimore, to be
smelted. The mine is a new one, on the Perkio-
men Creek, mile above its junction with the
schuyIllill river, and is known as the Perkiomen
Mining Assoeiation
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Of Robberies and burglaries are coming thick
and fast in Philadelphia The ire-proof safe of
Bennett & Co., clothiers on Sunday night, the 18th,
was broken open and robbed of S13O, besides con-
siderable clothing from the store the house of J.
w. Williams, 500, with jewelry also; and C.
Mott, James Garrett, and D. NJ. Dussaul, notorious
rogues, have just been arrested for extensive depre-
dalions for month past, upon the clothing estab-
lishment Of Lippincott, Taylor & Co.
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Splendid Assortment of
WIN TER CLOTH NC:
~o "a caWp ST,pEFT

mo. 10 CAMP STREET.
TFHE subscriber has lately returned from the North where
he has DEVOTED his time to the manufacture of large and
we-assored stock of CLOTHING, which, for style and
finish. cannot be surpassed
Gentlemen purchasing at RETAIL and dealers at Wholesale
invited to call and examine for themselves.
The following articles offered at lower price than can
be sold BY other establishment OF the kind in the South
Country:
Black Cloth Dress and Frock COATS.
Black, Blue, Brown aud Olive PALETOTS and SACS.
Black and Fancy Cashmere PANTS.
Super super Black DOeskiR PANTS.
D'Orsay COATS of every description.
Gold mixed and Brown Fweed SACS.
Super EmbFoileled Black Cashmere VESTS.
White Maseies (Polka)
Black and Fancy Satin
ns I'm NJ BARNETT. 13 Camp street
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DIscUssIoN.-The most important item of news
we find in our exchanges of last night is an account
of the discussion Of grave question by debating
club in HOpkinsville. The question was, 'swhether
gallantry, practiced by the young men in our
town, is TO their advantage or detriment7" One
orator told bis experience and sad tale ofcaamity
twas. Unfortunately we are not told how the ques-
ton was decided. -L0uisUlAe Democrat.
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GAIN OF A Loss.-The following circumstance
actually occurred in Dublin short time back.
Mr.. L. was much attached 10 Miss c., the
young, beautiful and accomplished heiress to
property Of some fifteen thousand per annum; but,
being himself lord Of no other earthly possessions
than talents and good looks. he g never told his
love, fearful not only of refusal Ola the part of
the lady reciprocate the sentiment bat Of proba
bic mputation Of mercenary motives by her friends.
Miss c., however, had sufficient penetration to
discover the genuine and disnlerested affection of
the swain, aud the highly praiseworthy sensitive
ness which caused him to shrink from its avowal.
She was by no means indisposed to encourage his
suit, but the consciousness of his comparative
poverty rendered more than the ordinary encourages
ment given by lady to her sutton necessary to
stimulate his courage to PROFOUND the decisive in
quiry. How was she, then, to give expressions to
her sentiments regarding him, without at the same
time overstepping the bounds of S maiden mod
esty"? She proposed game at cards. g For
what stake shall we play?" asked Mr.. L..
I" There's my stake, said the lady, laying down a
sovereign; if you win, you win tiff win, I
win yourself am aware have no chance of win
ming, though, against so expert a player as you"
Mr. L. was about the best player in Dublin,
while his fair antagonist knew little nothing of
the game. Strange to say, however, on this occa-
sion his luck deserted him. And the poor genlle-
man was so unfortunate as 10 lose both the game
and himself-dRd tDOn the heireSs