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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-22

| Gov C.ss willing 10 furnish copies 90 20 ie'-
| ter>. Neither Wi, DENY theY onee existed,
! aud -o offensive III ihair accusations that
| Gov. Cass refused = answer .hem. anI never
! dlj answer Them. What is mote. hc never
las offered. hy himself or Nr karracval. 70
mIte g1oi The money which the .5'fer. as li'
sgeuL slu1ndered without auth1uy, in
"Gibral1f stock" and other fancy lts. when
De was eXpr' SLY intrus'ed with 1t only 90 par
chase public lands al minimum prices;
which "Gibr,.lr stock" and fancy lots e
main mostly on Mr.. Hubblrd's hin l., q; hl-
own and my expense, to the present diV,
worthless aud spprecialable-and tins IL
the lace %. Gov. Casss obig ton TO be re
sfonsibe for Mr.. kercheyafs iaitalulness,
SC.
Now such are the facts, such the sources oil
evidence %. their existence; and. Whit. more,
II original documents be needed ta sub,tan-
tate any one OF them except onis the unans
wer-d letters OF Judge Hubbard u GOV ,C5ssi
have them. Siaee nay name has been drawn
into The matter before the public. YOU are al
liberty to make whatever u-e need may b. oi
ibtst statements to "set history right, only
asaIHg to he excused from ans voluntary posi-
tioh ct Unnecessary oblrusiycness on the public.
" i'h great regard, in haste, your obciient
sgrvtni,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-22

Orr Pittsburgh neighbors are welcome to
all tbcy can make out OF the acceptance OF Mr.
MIane's resignation. It does not seem to
look pitDsbursh-wise The committee ex-
presslv declare the terminus settled.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-22

A HINT 70 BUTTER MAKERS, Every DAIRY
should have vessel OF lime water sitting in
it--say half gallon. Of ine to ten or twelve
oil water-simply to rinse everything ia. The
vessel can be filled as often as YOU please. 1t
viii be sure to remove all AGILITY or bad oder
Let dairy woman remember This.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-22
AGENTS WANTED

RIO CANVASS FOR SOME NEW AND popuI.R
Wokhs, IA every COUNTY ihlolyhou the n
uiied States To Agents tile most liberal ansa,,r.,
ine"t Il oucted-with a small oapial of ss5 10 500
chance IS offered, whereby sgent AN ,,k. ,rn ~
70 - per week Tor arhef particulars address lsus,
F4| WM. A. LEARY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-22
FRANCIS o. J. SMITH.

IMPORTANT FACrS.-We learn from
the Adams County PA. Sentinel. that the
sioppage At Nilkesbarre. aud the partial stop
page al Duuca nnon in that state. will dimin-
ish the receipts ot the State on the Canals and
Railroads, ffty thousand dollars PR dHHaHl
and further the toll required and paid on bar
iron on the Pennsylvania Canal is greater
than the freight paid on il from Europe. The
county OF Allegheny, Pa. Subscribed one mil
lion 10 the Central Railroad. but not one cent
OF II can be paid while the present Tariff re-
mains, for it renders the stock wholly una
vsilsble. This result is produced BY the i'm
mense importation OF iron from England and
Scotland which drives American article en-
tirey from the American market.
These facts present for the serious reiec
ton TO the people in this region OF Mary land.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal is to be com
pleted By August or September 1919 Well,
suppose il 10 be finished. Iron and Coal are
then expected TO yield the tolls TO pay of the
heavy load OF debt under which the State has
50 long been grooming in bitterness of spirit.
Now II Engla nd and Scotland can furnish the
iron which our iron works expect TO send TO
market, at lower rates than they can manutac-
iure il, whence are to come the tolls to liqui-
date tie STATE debit? And if Nova Scotia
Coal can successfully compete with the pro-
duct OF the Allegheny mines, what will be
the fate OF that noble work the Chesa peake
aud OHIO Canal? These we say are matters
for serious reflection. We have no doubt they
w / strike many in the s1ne light. But there
Is portion OF our fellow citizens, who are
most deeply interested in this matter--we
mean some OF the laborlns men at the mines
and the iron Works-who, until brought 10 Il
state OF starvation, il hen,--such Is the force
OF preudiCe-will not believe that the Tariff
has anything to DO with the condition OF the
Coal and Iron business -Cunlberlaad Ctua-
ian.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-22
For RENT.

The undersigned will receive proposals for
renting for term OF wears. about forty feet OF
ground lying on Market ST. Immediately west
OF the Lancasterian Academy aud adjoining
the hose house. JAS, PAUL..
Seplember. 2O.-lw.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-22
Carpets CovarIit Establishment.

lDaitp hLNNEbAN respectfully so:ieits the stien.
sthei any 20 rs ostahl,shneni in south Wheeling
Mt.te nc continues !" carry the weaving of homes
Y tA'pe's AM Chveiilis OF variety of STYLES figured
alhoow ana yeneiiai. lie has also several new nat
'eias' 'ha eahol is 10 afford perfect Satisfaction An
ei1 Mi'ie' promptly attended 10 aaa his work war.
fAhled u COED quality. every Kind OF eulor,,I Am.
al the nilst fesssnaale price.
sihse ~oveflils for sale al Wholesale or rstau
A"--s-Noa DAVID kENNEDAY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-22
WORMS WORMS, WORMSru

10 remove those Troublesome and dangerous inhabt
ants of the stomach aud h0wels while often impair
the health and destroy the lives of children JAyNEs
Toxic NERairuaE, certain and safe prepar alton for
the removal of the various kinds of worms dyspepsia
sour stomach want Of appetite, nantile fever asuc
and debility of the stomach and bowels and organs OF
digestion. 1t is without exception one o. the most val
able prepara atoms in the world.
Prepared only Dr. ID. JAYNE, Philadelphia, and sold on
agency by +. A BRENTLiNGER,
Jy2o Ashland Square Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-22
WEST ALEXANDER ACADRMy

t'hE semi annual Examination ANA Exhibition of this
Institute VIII take place on Wednesday md Thurs.
aaF ilie 2oti and 2lsi days Of September There VIII
-i'o re contest on the evening of "Wednesday the h
between The Nav DELrA AVID SIGMA Literary soeietf
10 NAch the public most respectfully iayited 10 A.
tend. shM,L n KElLEY - ~
An MMECHEN.i 'om hiiee.
West Alexander, ~ ash CO, Pa Sept 4th
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-22


1900 pairs mems thick boots
500 do calf do
go DO calf M MsS9IeG ap 5spp,s q Boots
1900 pairs mems thick brogans
1890 do mems kip hrogans
$40 DO mems stout calf brogans
BOYS AND YoGTii's BOOTS.
$50 do hoy's Kip do
100 do stout calf do
assT 500 do youths thick do
- $50 do youths hip do
lO0 do youths calf do
BOYS AMP YOUTHS BRoGANs.
800 do boys do do
500 do youths kip do
500 do boy's Kip do
WoMEN'S KIP LACE BOOTS.
1908 pairs wonen's lace hoois
500 do wonien's calf do
500 do wnn's morocco DO
300 do women's Kid do
WoMEN's CATER BOOr:, HALF CATERS ANs
WALKING SHOES.
200 pairs women's CATER boots
200 rairs thick sole half CATERS
$50 pairs pump sole half CATERS
900 pairs ladies' kid huskin welts
100 pairs ladies' Md tic welts
500 pairs women's morocco and seal peg'd buskins
MISSES LACE BOOTS, 2C.
900 pairs misses hid lace boots
80 do misses goat lace boots
900 do misses Kip and calf lace boots
100 do misses half CATERS
CHfLDRgN'S SHOES.
1900 pairs cbillrens morocco and leather bootees
Loo do 90 leather pesgcd bootees
800 do fancy CATERS
GOO do do goat hootces
RUBBER SHOES.
1000 pairs Indian rubber shoes, embracing every style
OF ladies' aud geutleman's rubaer shoes that
SHOE FINDINGS AND STOCK.
Constantly on hand, large and well selected
ment of shoe stock and hnd Spanish sole eath.
er, upper leather, kip and calf SKINS kid u-
ing and binding skins. ALSO-Lasts boot trees, shoe
threads shoe nails tacks, boot weh shoe knives,
awl blades and hans patent and common pncers ham
mes, rasps, lasting, lacks, gaoons laces An assert
Tan ppSl a AvpI sfy as n
BOOT and SHOE KIT
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended
10 us, we still solicit continuance of the same.
McCLALLEN, KNOX & co.
Wheeling, Sept %, 1913.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-22
JOia N y. HOG E.
HALTER.

UNION ST., WHEELING, Va.
T4oOkS AND SFATIONERY-Thc subscriber has
e. received a large supply of School, Classical The0
logical, Medical aud Miscellaneous Boods and Staple
and Fancy Stationery, for the fall sales Country
chants Teachers, School Trustees, sni all Others wish
lug 10 purcb cheap VIII do wei to call aud famine
ms STOCK and prices. JNO II THO NPSON,
sep. Union ST. near the Market House
% ~ BBLS ALCOHOL so and 90 per contour own
zs ~ manufacture for sale by
sept Is, 1915 PRYOR & PAUL..
C lLkS-Beautf new style silks in great variety of
~ eolors. including blue and gold, steel grey green
black green aud purple aud other fashionable conbna.
lions. Chameleon coors embroidered and plain; also
few pieces extra heavy black silks rich for
Is and vesseles. Just received. w uEiSKELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-22

For SALE Al AUCTION.

- WILL sell on behalf and for the of the city of
* Wheeling al the corner OF Usion and Water SIS IN
this citg, Monday, the second day of October ext
large Grndslonc aud oi of Paving Stones pay
wharfages Sale 10 take place O'CLOCK Terms cash
sept - X. HAMILTON, WhaTtnaster.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-22
Loss OF HAIR AND Badness
IT'S REMEDY Hear what pr. ouigiey SAYS.


sHgfaERDsrows. Va, Oct. 10 1874
Dear SHY on inquire of ne whether 1 have mood
ysnf Hair Tonic. and The elects.
several years ago my hair began 10 fall rapidly from
,eseaP' anu had the prospect of premature badness
bnIhg several years used recon-
included ior Inc hair, from which derived no bened,
~ ie,sh amend Recommended your Hair Tonic
use Iee or iou bottles according the printed dis
nous and Al The end of months my hair wa. thjcs
SCI aad since rs tendency to turn grey was arresi.d
nave never before gwen certificate recommeudtn 4,
ia'ei medicines, which mdscrimnaieiv used as lhe,,
oea are, de anu III injury, in case ke m.
where know The article 10 lie teneac aI anJ tha, a
90 no h'rmi nave 40 scrapes IA alRs facts within
my own know ledge. Yours Sc
To DR. D JAYNE, Philadelphia.
CHILDREN DIE OF WoRNs-Ave and grown nm
Pe'pe 100. n 'AfNk's NEsNIFuGE has never been
KNOWN l" tui 10 cure IN tEe worst stsses
SYMPTOMS o. Wosas These are hsai.eh. yerti,o
pa'thess :" tle lips, WIKI flushed Checks grinding The
eFh dufne ssep, disturbed dreams. sleep broken b,
uih' dna Sc canning, coHyu SONS fverishness
bad taste IN the ineut oiens.se br.at cough
"f'ahhs lehins OF Tie pam In the s.onaea
n.usea, aesinsness voraeioas appetite, ieaaness.
ehesus sish etiiisor shivefinss drowsiasss fatigue
s"ehea stomach OF limbs ris,ns aud choking the
htoai, tnfnd urine, equent desire TO evacuate the
bowels, discharge Of slime aud muca-, etc
for nervousness, sick heaiscLe. paLitation of the
heatt etc II gives immediate feiici IL also
Sediy OF stomach, creates appeie s.reustA,ns H..
wroie system, aud orREs tie PILES '
Prepared oniy by Dr. d. Jayne. Philadelphia and said
'u a.eney by bkEN FLING En- and
ssf'is GROhBACKER
JrR. TRAFToNs Compound Buekthorn sv,,,, 49,
impurities OF the blood, serohiious atIertio,s ~,
saeui, ie'tef' AMI eutaneous diseases senertIy rr.
.up . Justly ee'ebfa'ed m New Ensl aud f.r q.
Inc niosI celebrated physicians in \ No. i, nsah'
o"-nend II IN their Practice ''' rec
~ rHos HoRNBRooH A co
"t- SeAefsi Agents IA Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-22
RICH EVENING DRESSES

- EST Blue MacAiuaw in the oityi also dark green
e brown and dTaAs-;ue white tWilled he'd do. Just
received. lsept22 j. :. RHODES, Bridge corner
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-22

THE Argus ot Wednesday, speaking of the
sseecaes o. Mess,s. Kidwel and Langfitt on
the previous evening, says:
.,ff lhev were uot convinced of the incon-
sisfaey a Gca Tyio. and his prominent
suaao.ttr-. NE art much mistaken. None
bulthe maat. could resist The powerful arsu-
m advanced.
rh.a gre s.ue men Of The other party in
tbs town. who are now the supporters of
Co.. who. four months ago pledged them
selra, 10 support Gen Taylor Now, will one
OF ta-m sa,e through the columns of our pa
per, OF Hauy other way in which they can be
a. sorei. ia what Gen Taylor has been in
consistent. or wacleiu he is not as worthy of
th,j, votes as De was four months ago. If
tbry viil DO SO in a written, tangible form,
we slnll b happy 20 respond 10 thsm.
Nlnr or GEy TAvLoR.-On the llth inst
Gen Jayog was to have paid visit to Pass
Christian, Miss. and, from all accounts his
reception nns, have been magnificent. The
New OAeans Pic4yuue OF the 10Th inst,
sys:
we learl tlai upon the approach of the
Cement. u4i illumination Will take place such
as t.a uoreg before been witnessed in this
part or the country The hotels and private
da rigs wtB he thoroughly Iii up; and the
bau.u ha,a, ier distance OF several
mile aae tr5 iaw the Montgomery
hea-e. tfa a.v1 alsh b.a fires
h.ar caae].. oi persons from the neigh
boiug eeaay will ha in attendance. The
people o. srauaoia, country have vol
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-22
LONG SuAWLS
EINE RIANKETS.

70 tCH paid Long Shsws, with every other descrip.
"a lion of Wooden Shawis, just received at the Big
W ind0ws. sept22l J. :. RHODES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-22

AN IMPORTANT CURE by DIR. JAYNES AL
TERATIVE.-We have heen informed by Mrs Ma
ham, grand daughter of old Gen. Wayne that she sui
fered for number OF years from the growth of large
Goiirous Tumour, which besides great deformtj she
says, the pressure ron the wind pipe great
10 prevent her from sleeping in recumbent position
and often snifocation appeared inevitable She la
bored under severe indisposition from LIVER Con-
PLANT and AuNpIcE, with horrible train of nervous
affections for which she used Dir. JAMES ALTERAriyg
" leh she took regularly for six weeks with
occasional doses of his Sanatve Pills and her general
health was thereby completely reeslabshcd, and now
perceiving some dninution in the size of the
Tumor she was encouraged to perseverve the
The ALTERATIvE until every vesiige of the painful ru.
NOR was entirely removed.
We cannot speak too highly OF this iinportan prepar.
alton OF DR.. Jayne and for the sake of suffering
lily, hope that II may become more generally known.
Phil. Public Ledger.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-22
HARRISON HOUSE,

- ECEiNED this day, BY express from New York,
1T few elegant embroidered Party Dresses
sep.2 J. ;. RHODES, Bridge corner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-22
CHEAP WATCHES AND IEIvEt
AMERICAN SILVER.
FORK AND SPOON MANIfEAc'VOpV

ARD, No los CHESTNUT street, Philadel.
pha' opposite me Franklin House, Manufacturers OF all
Minus VI SFti spoons, Forks Tea Sets Ladies' eel All
""IA uade ly Us Is stamped with our naine and war.
lanel TO De made o. narey Amerlean conn go won,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-22
N'CLALLEN. KNOX, Il co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
EsGDES & SHOES.
At the rtl kaoteH Stand Of the
BIG Il ED 3 90 r.

VIZ are now receiving direct from the hcst eastern
wv manufacturers. more than usually large sssort
meW OF toars and SHoEs for FAIL aud WfyrrR Wp,p
large portion OF which have been 10 or
der. according 10 our own directions and intended %,
pfe's tof our retail trade for regu ar crston,ers
ana an others VINO may favor with call We Fan
safely say that never before have we been able Ia ofrcr
them So large aud well selected stock Of Roots and
equal in quality of material and Workmanship To bosc
manufactured IN any part Of the United Stale. Our
stock ~ he .ound TO consist part of the following
lilo ntHe
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-22

" kNll FEMALE VOLUNTEERS.
E'WENfN Female NoluHiecys. who know ali atom,
war on has Carpets, volunteer their evidence tsaf
Hafrri'soH has ihe tsi Rag Carpets ia tc cit,-fr
safe CO tHe lowest prices. ~ Their evidence Is tli
e, viii night battle, compared "a which the ha Ia hi
Monterey as mere shsla For Rag Saraat Auntl Ia
s'tt j.. - GAHREFTsDN. MaHfae ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-22

" AKKANTEU NOT To SHKINk
"a FEW pieces real WEIGH FLANNEL, winch The
sa subscriber VIII receive no pay for, they shrink.
sept - J. ;. RHODES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-22
JOS. $. MELLOR,
TEACHER OF MUSIC.

WILL give Instruction on the Piano Forte. Violin,
w Guitar and in Vocal Music For terms &C., 4 C ,
a9piy his residence 4th, aboVe Union ST., j.
Mo,ior's Music store on Union st.
rianos tuned, and music arranged for hands. sep22
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-22

COUNTRY FLANNELS AND LINSEYS.
- LARGE lot Country Fisnnels aud Linseys iui
fA--s sale at sepsl . " HEiSk Nils
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-09-26
Nerbeiratbet.

-our6 ben gbrw. SIaae 06lsr, Dor ei
ser Seit 6err 9auio Sterner NIT Witt
6ufaEna Gsprert teipe bon Sitriet. -am
5. Septbr., Serr Siaae 9unfelmann BON
PbupIfla gauntp, init O1ib gliiabetb lang
Pn Noflanb
-pureb ben gbrw. g. H. paulb am l2t.
6ert, 5srr 6sinrieb Olathid init Netsfa
Pinius, beipe BON Wumanstaun. -an To-
II, Soerr peter Gerbaro init Wfib garclna
Eerner, beipe bon 6eloeItera.
-cur6 Ben gbrw. olBm. spaulb am 4
Pept, 5rrr benjamin 8beil init WiB Ola
q Nnn &nabb, Don Olcp. GIN l9teb 5r
arl QGeneeI, bon 4mitp, nit W1lb SuIan:
B Snabtr Don greter.
-pureb zen gbr.p. Saeob Oiiaer, am l6
'ept., 6crr Spbanu 9tettIcr nit OliB eI'
na Serbcr, belce bon Vcrnpllle.
-purtb cen gbrn. Il. g. $elntaet, am &c
u Scpt, esrr >emls Nntb, SAufmann, bon
fr, NIT OliB Olatllps 6auf, bon $lb. Go
-purh Den gbr,p. 8. 8. 3. Sdser, am 5
sept. Serr Hm. Suntc NIT Wllb Olar9a,
5snlelm teice Ycn Ncapins.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-09-26
Jn SeSu9 auf Die YrdiGOentenso soBabl.
Ein 5uia3 3u Ger Nfte betitelt "9ine
lfte in SetrsH Ger 1D6bler in
oicTer Eepublif."

% fbnitt 9. - SebsS Sabr, in Dem
bic Burger bisfsr &spublif fir 15dbIsr fir
Yrdfibsnt unb BiosYrdfcsnt Der Ser. Staatsn
ifimmsn, fousn bic Hiisi1crsn Der perfbiebensn
Warcs, SaunibipS, unincorporirtsn Dlfrifs
te unb Sorcu3bS innerbalb bie|er 6epublif,
aueer in Der @itp uno @auntp Ybilabslpbia, iu
allen biliSsn 3sitsn nab osm S,usitsn 9snifa9
i'm Octcber in erfa9ten Sabrsn uno bis inners
balb ssbn Sa9sn BON Der Seit, bsitimmt burf
bas @sfss fit Die QSabI pon Wdblsrn fir 0rds
Ibent uno 8ice:Yrdltcent bsr Ser. Staatsn,
auf Die perf6nlibe Nnfro9s ir9snb zines Wsibsn
Sreimannes, Der in ibrer beicnoern lBarb,
Saunibp, unincorporirtsn Siifrift ODER Sos
rough aie0Irt Su msrben be9sbrt, ODER auf Elm
Stlmmrebt barin 9lnfprub mabt, al6 iei sr
sniiben bem Utter Don 2l nno % Sabrsn,
uno Der Elm SabrIan9 in oielsm Staots 9swobnt,
Den Nameu elmer iolden psrion in bic 2ife Der
tarbarsn @inWcbner eintra9en uno bic erfa9:
ten Ai1ef1cren foaen, ,peni9ltsnS abt Sage Dor
oem Sag, belfmmt fir Die QBabl Der erlaaten
lSdbler, cine Supliffat @opie pou bsm ODER Den
70 ein9etra9ensn Iamsn MAIDEN uno fcOen nad,s
oem iie belsbs bslbsinist uno untsr,sibnet, sis
ne Scpie ben ecmmiiTiOnerS ibrer rsfpsftipsn
@auntD'S iberreiben, um bon erfa9ten Goiiifs
fionsrS in ibrsn rfpsftipsn 2tmtsituben aufass
rsibet su tpsrben, uno bic andre Scpie icaen bic
srfastsn ansGoren baltsn unb obne 8erdnbss
runS oesr 3ufas, ensm eer Snfpsftorsn ibrss
sienen Babloiffrftes sinbdnbaen, auf ODER por
| abt ubr am Morsen bsS sass, tsftimmt fir
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-09-26
SDluntierz z@QnDiDQt.

n Die Stimm9eber bon Serfs Gauntp /:
Sreunee uno t1jitbtir9er: - Sb biete
|lb @ursr Seabtun9 an al6 Sanooat fir
hs Nmt Don Recorder Don Deeos, BEL ber
Fabl i'm na6ifen Oetobsr, Der @nhbeicun9
b 8olfsS unterWOrfsn unb frei bon parteis
|noronun9sn. Sails Sbr mid wirOis erabs
/ uno mir cine Waebrbeit gurer Stimmsn
benft psriprsbe ib Die ObIis9snbeitsn bes
mites su @ursr polissn Sefrisoiguns su poI>
kbsn. Danfbar fir Die mir bei elmer fribs:
n @elesenbet perliebsne @brs psrbleibe ib
btunaspcG gusr Srsunb,
Jebn 10. Iyfon.
Nsabins, Suli ls. bQ8.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-09-26
Neaeln unb NSerprDm,trtaem.
an9enomnen BON Der Reaoin9er Waner
@elellIbaft.


an9enOmrnen BON Der Reaoin9er @a6er=
8eleaitbaft.
OaB bic @afTerrenteu anfanssn am ertteH
Ulcntas i'm 4pril uno October, in allen Sdl.
len pcrauebs5abIt rperben miden, unb ben
6eusei9entbhmer an3nreebnen Itno - unb
oaB Don nnp maeb Dem rrten W,onta9 in
nabItsn NprlI Feline Netbnungen in irseno
einem Sale nit $sbnslsutsn sinsesanssn miro
OeftblolIcn, bab natb belcm telne Spbrant
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ibncn anseIprodsen pat.
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obabtst unO in Nusfubrun9 9ebradbt nerp2n.
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Die Babl Der erfaatsn Bdblsr.
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Sept. 26. 5nl.
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