davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-11-12
Su6er, 8lt6er.

Gclsenbe Siiebsr fno 70 eten erbaltcn nnp
5n Den bsisefestsn preiien in oieIer 0rufs.
RET 5n babn:
Californian, tpie go it, sinnaslihes 6anb,
bud flr AlIe bic naeb ocm @clbIanoe reis
fen elegant sebuncen, preis 25 Gent.
6ebetbublein fir Kinoer, crutb uno
enslifdb, in Serien, prsis 5 Gent.
9aS 6emeinfcbaftIidbe oeutfd,:Iutberis
fbe uno reformirte Befansbutb, nsuss
ffe 4uS9abe in flsinem 8ormat, fbcn in Sc.
osbunosn, 80 uno As Gents ba6 @rsmplar.
Gine Dertbeioisuna fatboliid,sr gei,s
rem uno cine lppcllation an oas pros
teftantifebe publiFum, BON 9smetrius q.
Salllsn, erife bsutibe uno gang nsus Nus>
eabs, elegant 9sbuntsn 374 Gents.
Wanoerun9en eines 5eimatbIofen in
HerosUmerifa, 9sbunoen 25 Cents.
9lucb nod einise anpere tleine Slcber, me(eb
1ebr ,pcblfeil bsrfauft wrrren.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-11-12
Deuti6er Gau0ta6alf.

Benn. mein pfsfhen oampft unb slibt
llnb bet Naudb bon Dldttern
can't mir nm bic STATE jiebt,
D! oann taufb ieb niebt NIT G5ttern &c. Il.
@in trifder Scrratb bon uDeutGetem
Nausbtabaf." beitebeno aus leid)tem Naueb.
tabaf, Slo. l, Q mo 8, lccbtem Ranalter,
SefnnobettssSanaiter, portcbeGo, Dortc.
rico, 3Baftblnstcn uno 8remer Darinas, in
paquetsn bon 4 pfunb, lit 70 sbsn BON S,sm
porf erbaltm NIB 5um Derfauf i'm Gtobr
iiber Der Drnferei bss ,Seotaebtsrs." Nreis
tis Is gsnte pas Daqust. b e. -
iinfsrs pentfcben sauoseute, 1opie bic sisb,
babsr pom sntsm 8audtabaf hberbaupt
,psrbsn pclle Bsfrisoisuns ftnoen msi lie pie,
fen sabaf Ssrfusbsn. Iae bic ibn protirt ba.
ben Derfthsrn ms oaB es oer befte Stcf III
bic Belt bamit su bertrsibsn unb sininaf resbt
tsinsathli6 3u fhtlsn. 1854
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-11-12
Or. gedjfer's
preferpattp,


ST cine fsbr fhaetars 3utersltl!ns, entoeft
oureb einsn ressIma Bssn nno bernbmtsu otlits
fcben Urat, Der 1e iiber finfsis Sabre in fels
nsr eisenen praris III Oeunhlanb Setrantt
bate, IN ipel6em qanpe 0e nabrcnD jener
3sit dusertt aneseoebnt bennst tpuros, ,bei5ns
fen, grfaitnnsen, Ratsrbfeter, ensbrhisiss
Felt, &em6bnfcn, Seiten mED Nifeafbmer:
gen, SIutfpeicn jeoer4rt Sruit: uno qnnscn
beI6peroen, unb in 5eflun9 oer berannaben
Den Iusjsbruns. Nelse fam ais Cob Der
cbisen Waeoi3in ssfast rperpsn, ater Die 3eis
tunssbsfahtmatbunasn fno al fctlpiella cas
gu; jeper befrieoisenoe Ssmeis in rsi1en1Dirs
tunsen pirb in einem SerIuhe oamit sefltn.
ben ,peroen, forpe aub jabIrsiebe gmpfe luns
sen bic Hnweilun9sSettel bssleitenb. ueter
1000 SIaIebsn itmo allsin in pbilaoslpbia
wabrenc osm lesten QBinter Derfauft ,pprben,
ben ii6erseuseuoer Se,peis BON beGenSlutbar
Felt, Gcntt miiroe cine 70 srobe Ouantitat ME
berfauft worben fein.
a5ieIs 3susnids Itno bon Belt 3n 3sit srtals
ten unb befannt 9ematbt ipcrbeu, a6er rer
&fottenauwano bon 3eitungsbefanntmatbunr
gen 6erbietet beren W1ittbeiluns bier. Die
t6nnen Ieitbt ilteraeuet wers
ben BON Der SlhbIibteit pieIer OleOiain wcnn
(te anrufen an Qeibp's SGnnobeits gmpori
lint SO. i91, Slorb 2te Stra6e, unterbalb
Der Snsltra6e, gum @hilo bcs "acleenen
9lolcrs uno 96lansen," no 3suaniTe une
Nacbwefunscn 5u bunpertcn bon Sdllsn bsr
merfphroistten Suren cnrb oiele Meoi3in,
Ucraeseirt iperben f6nnen.
90 ,pirtIam 1T Die W1eci5in se,psfcn in
5eiluna Der berf6iebenen &ranfbsiten fir
ipel6e ite empfcblen 1T, Oa6 lte aaen anoern
Sntereitunsen bon Sarfaparilla, Yanaesas
,e. fhnea Ocranaebt.
6"9iefe Wlebisin 1T 5u oem oten anaese.
benen Dreife in bieIer Osuferei III batcn.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-11-12
2B. II. =. s.. &eim Ii. So.
SmpOrtircr unp Odnoler in
81 Stnucrifanifcbcn SSdrtiuddren

SSmporttrcr llrO SOdnoler IN
2lncrifaniicbcn Ssart,paaren,
10. 6, Ditpennittraee, Reading, pa.
babsn auf Sane unp bisrn gum 8srfauf ~
btauemen Sspn9un9sn, Gin all9smeinss anors
tsment pon nartwaarsn unb SdnsbSu9 Hds
esln mb gpsits pon alien SrSssn; sifsn uab
StabI ron jsesr Ssnsnnune; Sbraubifcdr
slmttTs, unp SbmsSssSlafttdlss; Sibftns
mb Slntsnlaufs; Sbltlsr; Msfdns in Sa'
feln une Stan9sn; 6cbsn, pon pbIaosIpbisr
unc Paneaiftr Satrf Sattlsrsi 6artwaaren;
SatttbSts patntqsesr &c. 3nn lC unb TX,
Stanasm Sinn, amsrifanilb unp rufIibss eis
fsntlsh, 9ratb' Stan9sns II. YissSIei; SpeIs
tsr SupftrsSoIfn, Hists &c. Slas, 6arbsns
Dele une SirnilIs, 9upcnt's s(bsrs uno S1b'
ttnsYuIpsr, ncblf pel anperen Satsrn Die geo
wtbnlib in sinbsimiibsn SartwaarssStobrsn
psrfouft wereen. .. ..-.e.t
RbcnfalIs, 5bcpcro's Sarfaparilla,
Dcrmifusr SuitensGinov. unb eeutibe
Siebers uno Kaltfcbcrspillen. ~
Nsabina, Wdrt7. b..
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Tltnten! Tlinten !!

Cine feItcne 2ueipabl bon bcppelt> unb
finIaufisen SIintrn, pulpTfaIeben, Sctrct,
IGfcn uno ShrtsL SasctaI6cn ehtes Seu,
tufp Yulber. Shrcte &c. 70 eten empfansen
uno nlbt alltin 70 nierris 81 prrtaufen, fcn.
bern sn ,rotIfilern sprefcL ais fte fonftpc
sefauft iperoen f6nncn. -Nufst an ,,nb era.
mlnirt (hr eu6 isItit.
James G. Unoerfon,
Srpei sbOren cbHbalb Oct .4olsr' 0ruferei.
Neaoins, Sept. II. 2SO1t
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u ~ bsnen qsibsn bsfallsn, BON sinem sin,is
~ gen Orts, aus ct. Clair, bsi pctts-
pi0s, Sbuplfil Gauntpsrbieltsn burd,
@cttes Ssiifanb ibrs @sfmbbsit untsr mstner
drstliben Ssbanolun9.
CHA'S F. A. LElSERlNG, M. D.,
Berks county Cold Spring,
Sinking Spring P. o., Berks Co., spilcbsn 6sa,
oin9 unb 9Scmlsecrt psnnlpIpanisp, i'm Wfo,
nat Gu9uif 1850.
0T9Sir Undergraduate, srlf felt Sur;sm aus
Der Ba0erbeilanifalt ess Or. qsifsrina oslune
entlanen, iino fsbr gut bsfannt nit ben libriosn
patisnten Su ct. Clair unb miItn oer1Oabr
belt beiffimmen "gBsm bas 6silpsfabrsn Sss
Or. Z. nisbt blft, obsr feline Psiesn milbsrt, benz
1T nlbt Su belfsn-mer Die Sur auSpausrt, Der
wrft ss,pis fsin Sslb nicbt wsa, eas babsn
mir an unS erlebt.
Evan Fpans,
Sb bate Monat eas fats Tisbsr.
Jobn Davis,
Sb tpar Sabre lang ifsif uno frippslbaft.
Ssiee aus ct. Clair, tsi Vottspias,
SbupIfia 60, pa.
Au9uif 20. 1850. 3W.
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0roHe 9(mSicbmme1 !

Jteuer SpeSeret=, Ulass II. SueenS'
9Saaren=Stcbr,
fuoSflibe Gfc Der 5ten uno Gbcsnuts
ttraec, Reading.
Der llntsrSeibnets bat neuld Elm 9ro6ss uno
neutrality-suspicious. enforcement frifbsr Sps;es
rsien, @lass unb Nuesnswaaren empfanaen,
betfsbsnb aus
qcorns'S Sprup unb 3ufsrbaussWolanss.
gtsu Orleans 3udsr.
porto Nieo Sudsr.
Mafinirtsm, ssrifossnsm, 6uts unb puIpsriirs
tenn 3ufsr.
ct. Domingo unb Stio Saffss.
Nsis, &dis unb Wafrslsn.
Shinfsn, Sbultsrn, Gsitsnifidsn unb esrdus
dsrtsm &inof1si1b.
3uderS, Scoas uno @afers@rdders.
QGafbn9tOn uno abeslbuppts 6irin9s.
SifbsSalS in Sddsn unb Sorn.
6epur3e, ols: Qlfpsis, Yfefftr, Sn9msr,
@smirjndelsin, Simmst, WusfatnIIs, CENT,
SaIardtus ,e. m.-Rbenfa(ls: Sdfsr's uno
fisseewlr;te @boeclabs, Stdrfs, Snbtao, &cs
itnsm Sperms uno lnfblittsqibtsr, brauns,
9slbs, bIsbs unb Sanep'Ssif, 9birsWattsn
unb @arpsts9sfen; Goubons, Smpsra unb
fbwarsen Sbse; Bslibforn unb 6idorpsSes
FEM fleins Sefen, 9uifsrs alls SOrtsn Surs
fen, Marft> unb Mafbftrts Nafbbrsttsr ;
Srie Coil, Spsif unb YIussSabad; bclNrns
elmer, &ublsr unb 8sdsn; nsbff sinsm ercssn
enforcement bon Blass unb d1ueensrpaarsn
auf welde bic aufmsrffamfsit bon &dufsrn GEE
lenft wirb, BON p. .. Deptan.
&saeins, Suli l6. ~.
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SO. nmD s. $. Rein, nnc Go.
no. g. Ofspennffraae,

49, " WI WBVI- ID u
ssnfen Die AufInerffamfeit ibrsr Srsunb, unS
Sss pnblifums ibsrbaupf, auf ibr fpIsnbio unb
nsuss N6ortsmsnt BON Sitsrn fiir SoushoI.
tun9sn, bsifebsnb aus Wsfsrn unb @abein.gs.
ano sbse'atffsln, scpfsn, 9sitln emaIirtem
So1srn nno prefsrpnssSs1sin, msfiinoen,m
Sstisln, Sassleasn qitbtsriicden, qitfihe..
rem, 2Satsrn, Sbaufsln unb 3anasn, Vrot.
uno SadsYfannsn, Sfasts, Raffssmiiblsn.
SWes'sn' =, ,.!s @tSGsn. Sple9sln 8rcbs, @aIds,
rperoen ipirb. "i'
&eabin9, Mdr;7. ~ at
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Cine 11ro1bt- Bibel

pon Der allsrneueffsn Soilobureb 9tussabs
NIT elmer Sarte BON paIditina unb "a fsinsn
Stablffi6sn asSert, 1T gum 9srfauf in bisfsr
Srudsrsi. 0Ssr fib cine fb6ne SoaussSibsl
anfbaffsn mill, psr9siTe nidbt BEL uns an;urufen.
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Weit!lber Sparfa0en- Derein BON
sNbila6elDbiu.
[ Western Saping Fund Society. I

western SdDlng Fund Society
Dir Office bse wsfIetm @partaGen 9r.
eine, bon philadelphia, $40. SIS, Gbesnut,
CITRATE, 1T often fir Den gmpfans unp Die
SsSabluns bon Selpsrn alls 3ass, (Sonntaa
auesencmmen) BON 9 llbr Wecrseus, bis /
lltr Na6mttass, nno jepsn O1ontas BON 8
bis lIbr Slatbmlttass.
Die HnItat empfin9t @elo auf SntreTtn
unb tietet einen Itebern SsrmabrunaeOrt fir
greeutcreL 2ruitics, Wauufattritten, gtts
lente. 5anowerter nnc lorsfame Irme Don aIs
len Slalen. Sslo miro nab ,ipslw6hentli.
der Hn5sise Wisber sur0dtesablt.
Der Sreltriefuntsr lsiusn 3abrsihcnBcrs
febrnnsen fur Die Si6erbaltun9 bsr Selber
meltbe oeppnirt perosn, Uerbisttt ben Scr,
waItsrn, Seam ten nno Ussmtsn aufs nacbs
brIdllhttt, ipecer birtft nod ineirett bon
Dem @slpe Der SsIslll6aft su lsibem oosr au
benussm Senry SelIinSewortb,
pranpsnt
Seripalter:
@arl s. Safer, Carl Sumrbrps,
Samuel g Werrif, QBiQiam D. Scan,
3bcmae Sparfs, Joispb Nita,
9bcmae Nlibcne, iSobn 3. Suob,
peter QBiliamiom 3bomas Orafs,
QDtlliam 0ibine O. 3D. Salp,pin,
81. NunoeI Smitb, Sfaae 50. W1orris,
gcrneliue 9srs, SIaac elliott,
Ssrrman Cope, ,spner Wfga0,
9Siliam q. Scwcn, Samuel Ncrris,
y. 6clllnsswortb, Abrabam =. $eipis,
Scbn 9Scisanp, QBilliam qBsIIh.
samuel Z. Sene3ey, Stasmefftr.
Suni 25. 1850, 6Ol.
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Oeehr Neni9feiten fir Die &ranten !!
Qefet folsenoen experimentation Sail !!
H t 9eeember % 1S4S

= n p AFlPIHDVt 20. 1918.
Doctor Stpayne,
eistsr 6srr: 90 ih mir cine bsftise CT.
faltuns 3uselosen bate, wsIebe (leb auf Die
qunse seiporfen rmo nit eincin selpaItisen
6uitsn, Shmer3en in Der Ssite uno Brut
unO 9bmisrlstcitsn beim Atbembolen Der
frhpft mar, 70 Uuroc cb BON een ansesbens
fen ilnb ahtunsswsrtsttsn Ierjten bsbanoelt,
absr bic SpmptUns ipurten bohf bennrubi.
senb Gin Ssf6whr bate ftt in ben >unaen
sebilost, ipeltbee purb Die 9site bratb II. ftd,
na6 anben bin III sreben Quantltaten otter
ehtlue, 70 oaB mein Arst sIaabts Die xraft
imo abatiseeit oss sinen >anssnfdssls fsi
sanJlieb serli6rt, .ano bsBbalb mein Suftano
our6aus bofnunsslos. Defr traurise 3u'
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S0ltfIbeirtc.

S66ne scmaIte 3aufihrine, Iomcbl Gins
ssIn aIs beim 9usenO, lnD sn babsn in Oiss
Ger Sruferei.
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81 II Mer3tc.

Gin bejabrter Doctor Der Meoi,in tpelebsr
cine auesepebnts praetiee uuo Runoldbaft bes
ilst, pInftt leine nah europaifeber
art einssrl6tstc Ipotbsfe, an einen fsnnts
aiBreiben, ttatisen goaeSen absutreten unS
gu psrfanfea; flr psitsrs- Ausfunft, psnbe
man fd al ben 6eranesstsr tislsr 3situns,
in portofrsisu 8risfsn. .,.,..H a.e,a
Gept. 8. 1850. rsl. bb
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@iienipaaren fit 0ebduoe
Sbreiner'oBerf3suge woblfetler alS
ienolS ....R

Sbrsinsr, 8aumsiifsr nnb Inbsrs, bic Sas
ran Gno Artifst fir in fOnmsnoer Sabrsssit
su srridbtsnps Ssbdubs 81 fanfsn' outsn an
JamesG. lpoerfon's
Gi(enwaarsn Stobr, 2 Sbirsn
obsrbalb 9itter's 9ruderei, suiprsben feintn
1orratb sraminiren, fsine prelfe Usrnsbmsn
uno fb iibsr,sussn, bas feline Runbsn niebr
giitsr, be0ere 9lbwartnns nnb abtuns &c. far
ibr @slo bsfcmmen, als iie an sinissm anSan
Stsbr in &sabine srbaltsn f6nnsn.a 23et5i
NsaSina, Sept. II. a SIN 5n
gsRdSsb Senifsrrabmen.Gswi6te, Ssasrs
Grdts su 8aftcrissprsifsn. .s. ai, a,.g 50
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Hae 9iejMisen rpslebs 9eblaneb's ltnipsrIal
eGen3 ftcn sebranebt babtn, eient snrOlaeb
riht, paB bon jest an psIe pirtfams II. wcbl
tbat:ss Waebisin jererjeit 81 baten iit, inNss
abins, in Der Ornfsrei pieler 3cituns; IN
Snsaun in Der Orufsrei bee ), ,&eilt b. 3eif;"
in Ober Bern bel Wlelebior Serb, beiS Sten,
ito uns 9sa;s!Ssasc cIDD;rttstsafs ;a9erHsil.
le; IN 5anltnrs IN ter ,,Shnellpclt" 9rnfs,
rel; tn9ulpebo6en, nntpeit N6brersbura, bsi
Scbn SehteI !; in womelsbcrf bei 3. Soft,
Sierbrauer; i'll 4opamstann, an 6sinrieb
Staufer's Stcbr.-gs III jebem ,poblmei.
neno 9eratben, init osler meoiiin eiuenDsr,
lisb su MAIDEN. Befonbers ipirtIam IN (ls
bei Wnttertpeb, Sopfftmsr3sn 5rsflcpfen,
Wianssl an eBluif, opsr ipsnn Der Wlaasn
eas gnen nittt bertrasen milf, teten 70 rpirf.
fam bel Seitsntteben unb Nddmiebmerssn,
nno audi bsittuoronunsen In ber n,onatlieben
Neniauns. Cir ben bfauen 6utfen Der Sim
Der iftsfis febr gu smpfeblen, oa ae bemleiben
tinnen fnr5er 3eit tAlrirt.
.lsaag m Sriorieb 6d,laut,.
GTDie obise mso1in miro Don pisI seus
ten Die fte ssbrau6t baben, smpfeblsn. ale Elm
l6srsa Mittel sssen bic Nubr t unb 6 b 0.
lera Morbus.g.3.s ash8s al s,a1teqm
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Solumbia Studen0e1eHlWaft Solumbla par
@arlisls bitto* ;u Garlisle, I
DoYlestaun Ditto at DpDlsstauu, par
@alton bltto* su @aifpn, par
Grhan9s Ditto su pitt6bur9, +
Certificate +
Grdanse 3weig Sn pplibaYsburs, =
erie bittC su @rie, II
SarmsrS II. 9rcperS ;u BapneSburq. II
DO sabl6ar in eurrant Sonos Ii
Sranflin Ditto Su @afbin9tpn Ii
Garmers 8anfS. Buds @tD s.Srilfol par
Sarmsrs Ditto bon qaneaifsr* III aantaifsr bar
Narmsrs Ditto, bon &sabina* su Sea. par
Tarmsrs 8anf pon Sbuplfia @auntp par
l6arrisburs Ditto Su Sarrisburs, +
5ocnesba Sanf su Scnssbals, |
Qanfaffer DO. ju Qanfaifer, par
&aneafter gauntp Sane, 5u &aneafer par
qsbancn DO. gu qebanon, par
Msrbants II. Manuf. Sanf+ pttSbura, 2
Moncnacbela Ditto BON 8raunspiGe, :
gPiuers 8dnf bon VottsSilfe, par
Office BET Sanf pOn Yennf. joarrisb. par
Office DO DO qaneaffer par
Office DO bo &sabins par
Ofte DO Do Cation par
saptcrsYiae 9slawars Sridsn Goa -
Msff Brand Sanf, BiuiamspOrt, par
gBpcmins 8anf su Wilfesbarre, par
Worf bitto* ju YOrf, Z
9fetp eSerfep,
8elpibere Sanf' su 8elpitere, }
burlington 60. Sanf, Msbfcre, par
Commercial Sanf' Yertb Nmbcv !
Cumberland Sanf* 8ribgston, par
GormsrS Sanf* Mount 6ollp par
Farmers II Wlehanits 8anf, 8abwap !
Sarmers 1t W1s6anits DO Wioolstcwn
Mcrris 60. 8anf' Dlorristcwn /
Me6aniee Banf, 8nrlinatcn par
W1ehanics DO S1ewarf .... !
Mebanies uWlannfaetures bo*Srentcn par
Slsmarf 8anf Snf. Co Stewart i
Orange Sanf* Orange ... . i
Ncples Bant, paterfoa /
s,rineeton Sant$, prineetcn par
Safem Bantins Cos, 9alem r par
@tate 8anfst, Newart !
State 8anf* ell5abetbtowu .r i
9tats Yanf' gamoen par
Gtate 8anr Of Worris' Dlorristown ]
9tate 8ane' Stem 8runswif par
9nfTer 8anf# Slsptom a,. .n..... : 4
9renton Sanfin9 Co. 9renton pat
Union 8anf* 9o6er EHt. . !
Stem 6ope Oel Br. Cos $ambertbiae -
0elapare. g..
8anf y. Btlmiu9ton Ii. u.Sranbswine par
8anf BON 9elaware, 9Silmtn9ton par
Sanf BON Smirna, Gmirna, par
Srmsrs 8anf pom Staat 9eIaw. a9opsr,
uno ibre 3wsise par
Hnicn Sanf, ~ Bi!mn9ten; par
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NIertb Der Sanfnoten.

Nas ttejsnigsn Sanfen, rpsItbe init einem
(ss) 9tern bejsibnet Iinb, baben nentrpeeer fals
i.bs obsr um9sdnosrts 9toten bon peribieees
nen 8enennunasn i'm llmlaufe.
9las NIT sinem CD Sreuj betsibneten8ans
fen uarsn fribsr 6Hsntlibe 9epoftsSanfsn.
90 Ut nidbt ratbIam Hotsn ;u nsbmsn pon
Sanfen bic in biefsr Qiffs nibt bsnannt fino.
gle iino strpeosr ssbrcbsn reer ibre Hotsn fino
unsan9bar. .r...s
SanFen in pbilaoelpbia.
Ramen. 9isecnto in pbiIab.
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Hcrtbsrn qibertss. par
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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-01-28

DlED,-At his residence in this county, on
the 4th instant; at lip M, the Rev. CASPER
YosT, aged about 65 years.
We believe Mr. Yost was native OF Augusta
county, Va. He emigrated from the Town of
Staunton, and settled in this village more than
thirty years since.
Under this stroke of death, our community To-
ses one of the best of citizens For upwards OF
thirty years, he has stood in society respected
by all who knew him. He was a proper neigh
Dor, good husband, a kind father and azealous
though not bigotted christian He lad no en-
mics.
He was faithful and judicious member of the
county court, and in virtue of being in that sta
ton, had filled the office OF High Sheriff.
A most exemplary believer in Christ, and his
atonement, has been taken to his reward In the
language of the Apostle, we think he has fought
the good fight, and Judging as man we should
award to him crown offighteousness.
Mr. Yost leaves wife and several sons and
daughters to mourn the kind husband and hon
ored father. They have had before them their
good example may they emulate it, and meet
the Just man made perfect, and in that home
where parting and pain and death are no more
visited upon the good, be with him again for
Wythsrille, Repub.
o. MIR. Yost has many relatives still living
in Stanton -[ED.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-01-28

The LoNoos RE1sGlovs TRACT SOCIETY was
formed in 1890, through ,heintluence of the Rev
George Burden, who was the parent of the Brit
ish and Foreign Bible Society. At the late jubi-
lee meeting it was stated that it has issued five
hundred millions ufpublicatons in one hundred
and ten languages. The Rev. A. Wells said there
were those present who would live 10 celebrate
its centenary, as they had now Witnessed its jubi-
lee; and ne hoped they would be then told by the
Committee that they had circulated five hundred
thousand millions, and China had been peryaded
by its works
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-01-28

ATTEMPT TO BRIDE JUSTICE.-The
grand jury of New York have indicted Samuel
Drury lthe person now under charge OF send
ing 'storpedo" box to blow up MIR. Warner
on charge of attempting to bride Judge Ed
serts that on the Sd inst, he received a letter
from Samuel Drury, thanking him for the late
decision given by him respecting the quashing
Of the indictments previously obtained against
him and in this letter the Judge found two one
hundred dollar bills. The Judge, suppcsng the
enclosure of this money to be an attempt to brlbe
him, went before the grand jury, and procured
All indictment. We understand that Drury ex-
plains the way in which the money came ac-
cidentaly into the letter. He was writing two
letters-one to the Judge and another to MIR.
Graham and in the letter to Mr. Graham the
money was intended 10 have been placed, but
instead of which it was accidentally put into
the letter directed to the Judge, for whom it was
not intended.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-01-28
MARI IE D;

On Thursday the 9Th of December, by the Rev
Mr.. Pope, Mr.. ALBERT Joseph, of Rockingham
county, and Miss MAL1NDA MARGARET KBIsTER
daughter of Hannah Keister, Of Pendleton co.
By the Rev Samuel Martin, On the 10Th inst
Mr.. JoHN G, L1TlEN, to MARY ANN FARRow
On the 22d inst, by the Rev. MIR. Reese; Mr.
WILLIAM MATfIENEY of Lexington, to Mis-:
ANN ELIZA SpEtK, OF this place.
A YotfHFuL Married, On Sunday
the 3oth of December. by the Rev. Mr.. Pope, MIR
VIM simmons, aged is years, to Miss SARAH
SIMMONS, aged 14,-all of Pendleton county.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-01-28

" independence" the of1ice-seeking scrib-
bier of the Messenger, must have been hard run
in making out his list of officers, when he had to
resort to those who were appointed by the Pres-
dent, the Legislature, and the County Court, and
those who are paid out of the pockets of their
employers, as arethe Deputy Clerks. If these
deductions are made, as they ought to be, the
figures would tell o different story. Query
Would the Olapodites grumble if they had all the
offices even if the salaries We're five times as
great as they are? Does any body believe it !?
Fifteen shuhngs I /! Times is dull
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-01-28
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

At a Special Communication of Stanton Lodge
No. Is, held at the Masons' Hall on Wednesday
lie 23d day Of January, A. l.. $3.50, A. d. 1850,
the following Preamble and Resolutions were
adopted -
In the mysterious and inscrutable dispensaton
of Divine Providence the members of this Lodge
have been called upon to mourn the death OF oul
much esteemed and worthy bother, merrill
CUSHING. This blow is as unexpected as 1t is
severe. Identified with our Fraternity for num-
Der of years. we had been wont to poiEt to him as
one of the happiest embodiments of its excellence
careful industry and unflinchng integrity ii bust
ness-tender and affectionate regard for his fami-
ly-unobtrusive courtesy and kindness in his So
cial micronesia lively though transformations
interest in whatever tended to the public veal
and an abiding attachment to the cause OF his
Redeemer, were the qualities which marked him
as an illustration of that high style of christians
presented in Christian Mason. But after an
illness too short to prepare US fully for this event,
he is taken from our midst.
Be it thereforeresolved by this Lodge
LIST. That we may not attempt an expression OF
our emotions on being compelled to realize that
our Brother merrill CUSHING, is no more; and
that while we complain not against "the hand
that hath done this" we are keenly alive to the
loss we have sustained in his removal from our
midst.
3D. That in this unexpected event we are indi-
vdually admonished to ''be also ready" to meet
the stern and unanswerable summons Of Death.
Sd. That we tender to the deeply afflicted fam
lily of our deceased brother our most earnest sym
pathy.
4th That as badge ofrespect to him, the
members of this Lodge, wear Grape on the left
,rp, E,rt tho cnaca nf fhi,tu DAVIS
5th That the Secretary of the Lodge transmit
a copy of the foregoing preamble ard resolutions
to the family ofthe deceased, and also to each Of
the Staunton papers, for publication.
Teste,
JAMES F. PATTERSON, Secy.