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FAREWELL MISSIONARY MEETING.

Departure Of the Rev. G.. y. DavI. for tn,
Far West.
V'llE Semi annual Meeting Of the Ladies' and
Il Union Home Missionary Societies will be held
on this (Monday) evening, at quarter TO eight
O'Clock, in the Fourth Presbyterian Church, Ninth
street
Addresses may be expected from the Rev. J. G..
Butler, Pastor of ST. Psus Lutheran Church of this
city, and the Rev. G. y. Davis, OF Ohio Missionary
OF the two Societies.
The Choir ofthe church will be in attendance.
The friends Of Home Missions, and the public
generally, are invited 10 attend Scpt2
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PROPOSALS ron LITHoeRApurSG.

OTTfct SECRETARY OF THs SENATE L. s.,
August 90, 1850.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
- Secretary Of the Senate until Tuesday, the 30
Of September next, at 10 O'Clock, m, for htho-
graphing three Maps and seventy five Sketches for
the Senate Of the United States. The Maps and
sketchos may be seen at tho Secretary Office.
Aug 3O-3tdif
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TERMS /.
REGULATIONS
REG ULATIONS
To be Observed by the Students Of the Harrington


To be Observed by the Students Of the Harrington
seminary, ID. e.
As no order subsst, nor proficiency be made
in studies without certain fixed regulations, the Di
rectors Of the Washin gton Seminary, ID. c., have
thought proper to adopt the following rules
/. Every student must come TO school clean and
decent in his apparel The usc of tobacco is strict
ly prohibited.
persons Of polite education. Any thing, therefore.
contrary to decent behaviour all wrestling, lay
ing hands each other, especially in school rooms
and within doors generally. all improper language,
all disordcrly conduct in going to, or returning
from school, are strictly forbidden.
}. The school rooms are to be considered, at al
tunes sacred 10 silence and study no play dis
order of any kind will be tolerated therein. All
cutting of benches or otherwise nuring any of the
furniture or walls Of the house, writing upon
them, il prohibited. The offender will be held re-
sponsible for the damages done.
L. When the bell gives the signal for school all
play must cease, and every one must promptly re-
pair 10 his school Strict obedience and submission
to the officers and teachers OF the Seminary will be-
at al fdf, insisted upon; without this no progress
can be made in studies.
). In case Of absence from school for day, or
part Of day, note from the parents, or guardians
will be required accounting for the absence Pune
tual and timely attendance at school is especially
eIscted from al; therefore habtual abscntees will
not be kept in the Seminary.
o. Should the various means adopted in THE In
stitution not suffice for correcting habits OF indo-
lcnce, disobedcnce, swearing, improper converse
ton, &c, dismisson from the Seminary must and
will be rcsortcd TO, lcst the example Of the bad
should become injurious 10 the well disposcd and
we'll conducted students.
or STUDY.
Every student ia required to study at home
from ill n. m, and from 3 till p. in. Parents
and guardians arc respectfully requested TO zee
this important regulation complied with. There
will be study al tLc Seminary from till a. M,
and from ~. till p. m. which all not living az
too great a distance from the Seminary re-
CURED 10 be present.
Tuesday and Thur,day afternoons arc days Of
recreation, instead Of Saturday, when there will be
school AZ ordinarily.
On Sundays at 9 a. IN. there will be catcchsm
and instructions, at which every Catholic student
must be present
The hour. Of tuition from TIL IL a. m, and
from till p. IN. JOHN r. BLON,
Aug 30-d3t Prc,idenf.
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Local Matters.

THE SABBATB.-Yesterday was another rainy
Sabbath, and another quiet Sabbath in Washing
ton. Three weeks have now passed since the fire
on street. On that night there were first false
alarm and riot, then were evidently set on fire
the workshops consumed, and then brutal murder
was committed. We have had fire. and, we
believe not even an alarm since! How many fires
and how many alarms should we have. had we no
rowdies, no rowdyism in connexion with the en-
gines?
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TREASURER'S STATEMENT,

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% 10 Monday hAust
then Odran
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ADVICE ABOUT WINES.


GENTLEMEN AT WASHINGTON CITY, who
VI may desire, for an occasion, 20 have At their
tables the choicest Wines and Liquors, in perfect
condition, and at moderate prices at the same time
wishing to avoid the purchasc Of an original pack
agc OF each sort, can have superior selection for
table, Of any number Of bottles, Of various Wines
and Liquors, packed and delivered at their rcsi-
dcnccs, free Of frugh) by "Adams' Express"
on any day required, by addressing tei,graphic
ne,sogs 10 me The day prericps.
The assortmcnt of even single dozen will be
made by the undersigned from his sui RHENtsH
aud MosrLLs sparkling CHAMrAGSE and MOsELLg,
OF which he has an uncquslcd stock. SHGRRN
MADEIsh, and PonT. that cannot be surpaseed; in
GLIDING some exquisite dnponfiiado and Ndasan-
ia Sherry and Hhns Port. CLAsEr, (MsooC,)
BURGUSDy, SAUrERSE, aud other French and Ger.
man Wines, superior to any stock IN the United
States.
Also medium and finest BRASDGRs, and other
Liquors and HAvANA SEoARs, all Of my own i'm.
portations direct.
Address JACOB SNYDER, ia,
Wine Merchant, Philadelphia
Aur 97-dIuif
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DRAwiSG CARfcATURKs.-The great moral sati-
rist, Hogartb, was once drawing IN room where
many OF bis friends were assembled, and among
them young lady. AZ sbo stood by Hogsrth she
expressed wish TO draw csricatures.
Alas young lady," said lIogarth, Fl" II il not
faculty TO he enyicd. Take my advice, and never
draw caricatures-by the long practice Of il have
lost the enjoyment Of beauty. never scc a face
but distorted-l never have the satisfaction TO be
hold the human face divine"
We may suppose that such language from Ho-
garth would come with great effect. His manner
was very earnest, and The confession is well de-
serving Of remembrance
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MRS. CHALMERS SEMINARY FOR
WI Young Ladies, on 9th street, opposite the
west wing Of the Patent Office, will be rc-opened
for the admission Of pupils Monday next, the ~
Of September.
For terms apply at the Seminary. Aug 2o-d3t
ID ~. UOOE g. CO., Wholesale and retail deal
i ers in Carpcting, Floor OIL Cloths, Mattings
RuRs, Curtain Materials, shecting, Blankets, and
housc furnishing goods generally.
Pennsylvanis avenue, bctvccn7t h and sth streets,
Washington, ID. {.
Aug 20-tf Union
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Rec. Dr. osoooD prites
Hear the Patient.

UNITED STATES noT'Lf
SARATOGA SPRtNGr. July 5, lS49. 4
DaJ G. AyrR-Sn. have been afflicted with
painful affection Of the lungs. and all the symp-
toms OF scttlcd consumption for more than year.
could find no medicine that would reach my
until commenced the use Of your Cherry Pecto
raj" which gave me gradual relief and | have
been steadily gaining my strength, till my health
is wellnigh restored.
while using your medicine ! had the graft.
fcaton Of curing with u my reverend friend. Mr..
Truman, Of Sumpter district, who had been SUE
pended from bis parochis duties by severe attack
OF bronchitis
have pleasure in certifying these facts 10 you.
and am, sir, yours, respectfully,
J. y. CALHOUN,
Of South Carolina.
From Opcrsesr IN The Hamilton Mill, IN thus City
LOWELL, August 10, 1sa9.
Ds. J. c. AysH: have been cured Of the worst
cough | ever had in my life by your Cherry Pee
foral :" and never fail, when have opportunity,
Of recommending IL TO others.
Yours respectfully, = ID. EMERSON.
Prepared by j. G. AVER, Lowell, Mass.
Sold in Washington, ID. c., by II. ID. h w. II.
Gilman; Georgetown, DIR. Hnthioum; Alexandria,
Cook h Peel; Richmond Purcell, Lsdd h Co, and
druggists generally. Fyl2 dlytrlsw&v--Jy1l
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The SHOOTING AcciDENT.-The lad Me son, who
was on Thursday last shot by gun in the hands
ofa son of Colonel w. p. Young, appears to have
sustained less injury than was then supposed. His
left arm is still sore and slightly swollen and occa-
sons the only inconvenience he experiences. He
will no doubt be perfectly well in few days.
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graphing three Maps and seventy. five Sketches for
the Senate Of the United States. The Maps and
sketches may be seen at the Secretary Office.
Aug 30-7tdif
E'oR RENT-A two, story Brick Housc situated
IL on the corner Of Sixth and G. streets cast.
stable and carriage house on the lot, and pump
Of excellent water near. Terms 5000. Inquire Of
Mr.. Wilner,pspcr hanger, Ninth street, near Penn
sylvsnis avenue. Aug 30-3t
FOR CALIFORNIA via CUAGREs-wIIU-
OUT DETENTION AT PANAMA.
kEh The United States Mail Steamship
1RB Compan y'sship G. EORGIA, on Wed.
- nesday, September llth, at O'Clock,
p. m, from the pier foot Of Warren street, North
river, with tho Government mails and passengers
for San Francisco and intermediate porte.
The come rion at Pansma will he carefully kept
up, as TO prevent any detention beyond the usual
stay in port.
cured at the following rates:
FROM NEW YORK TO CHAGREs.
State room berth. ............. ......SiO0
standco berth, forward saloon ........ 80
Storage berth, found bed n separate table so
FROM PANAMA TO SAN FRANCISCO.
State room berth..................... $500
Storage berth, found bed & separate table $50
FROM NEW YORK.
STATE room. Siandee. Storage.
To Charleston or Savannah S25 $50 $40
To Havana .............. 40 IS rs
To New Orleans .......... 10 % 25
frclgut 70 tna EItSs ~ tthts Pti CuolS ioot pre-
paid.
Freight TO Havana, Is cents per cubic foot
Consignces to receive their goods at ships tackle
Immediately aflor her arrival nj Havana
To secure freight or pass Ce apply At the office Of
the company, II West street, corner Of Warren
street, 10 NJ o. ROBERTS.
SPECIAL NoTicr il given 10 shipper. by thi, line,
that the company have prepared form Of bill u
lading adapted to their business, which will be
furnisbed 10 shippers application at the com
psnys office, and with which they requested 20
provide themselves, no other form will be signed
by the agents Of the company. All bills OF lsding
must be signed before the sailing Of the vessel.
Aug 30-tSlI
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rOoK WAnTED.-A good cook can hear of a
" situation by applying at the Republic Office.
July l3-dtf
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Coughs, Colds, HoarSenesS, Bronchitis,
Whooping Cough, Group, asthma, and
Consumption.
I y offering to the community this justly cclc-
IL brated remedy for diseases Of the throat and
lungs, il is not wish TO trhc with the lives or
health Of the afflicted, but frankly TO lay before
them the opinions of distinguished men, and some
Of the evidences OF its success, from which they
can judge for themselves. We sincerely pledge
oui sevcs 10 make no wild assertions or fase state
ments of its efficacy, will We hold out any hope
to suffering humanity which fact, will not war
rant
Many proofs are here given, and solicit an
inquiry from the public into all we publish, feeling
assured they will find them perfectly reliable, and
the medicine worthy their best confidence and pa.
tronage.
Professor CLrAvELANp, Of Botcdoin College, Mann,
rrifss-
81 have witnessed the effects Of your CHERRy
PEcroRAL in my family and that of my
friends and il gives me satisfaction 10 state in it's
favor that no medicine I have ever known has
proved 80 cmncntly successful in curing diseases
Of the throat and lungs"
Rec. Dr. osoooD icribs-
THAT he considers CBERRy PEcToRAL' the bcst
medicine for pulmonary affections ever given 20
the public - aud states that "his daughter, after
being obliged 10 keep the room four months
with a severe settled cough, accompanied by rsis-
ing of blood, night sweas and the atenda mt symp-
toms Of consumption, commenced the use Of tho
'CHEHRy PICTORIAL and had completely rccov.
cred"
From Dr. Joxrs, an eminent practitioner of rnedi-
cine IN alabama, ,ocH knoron throughout the State.
MoSToosrRY, (Als.,) Oct. Z, 1919.
DR.. J. e. AyEp-Sir: have used your sdmira-
bic compound extensively in my practice, and ind
IL 10 surpsso by far any other remedy we have for
curing disease uponthe lungs
Your obedient servant,
X. h. JONES. VI. ID.
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CBEENLEAF's CRUISE ON REAL PROP
W erty, complete; Z vol. bound in 3; third vol
urne just publi-hed, for sale by
Aug 81 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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delegation of Manomane Indians are now in
this city, at Kings botel. They are, we believe,
under the supcrintendencc of Mr.. VIM. IL. Bruce,
Indian agent, and are also accompanied by the fol-
lowing named gentlemen, viz: VIM. Powell,
United States Interpreter; John b. Jacobs Charles
A. Grignon; Rev. NJ. Bondwel, Teacher, Super
intendent of Schools, &c; A. Caldwell; Francis
Desnoyer; George Cowen.
The name Manomnne signifies Wild Rice. The
of the Indiana, with the Specification OF some
of them, are follows: Osh- kosh, The Brave ;
Kee she new, the Bird that flies fast Corrow; wau.
Ike che I'm, Crooked Nosc; Ike; Sho. nee;
shsn-wan no pc ness, South Bird; Chs-qui-tum, a
sound, or echo; l., Motto.
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~ will, on Saturday, August 81, introduce VIM
u. Bccbe & Co.'S Fall Fashion for Hats.
Aug 3l-3hf
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MissiosARY MEErISG.-We again call attention
to the meeting to be held this evening at the 4tf
Presbyterian church.
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A FIoHT-THE FIRST AND THE LAST OF IT.
Two gentlemen, named Labold and Bridges, were
on Saturday afternoon last nabbed by officers En-
mis- and Bushcr, and ken before Justice Beck, who
indicated his desire that they should be tried before
the criminal court upon the charge preferred
against them, which we believe was for disturbing
the peace Mr. Bridges gave security in the sum
OF $500 for his appearance; but Mr.. Labold, whose
bond called for 1926, was less fortunate, and had
to march in solemn procession of two to the
county Jail.
There had arisen difference between these per-
sonages in the bargain and sale of an umbrella,
comprehending not only levy, but a point of
fact and principle of honor. In the heat of the
controversy, and in the presence of the umbrage-
Gus umbrella, Labod took umbrage at some re-
mark made by Bridges, and gave him a crack over
the pate; whereat Bridges, hoping to terrify his
assailant, who is Jew, bristled up at him in
manner which seemed to say that he was for going
the whole hog, and pelted away though he
would make mincemeat of him. Labold now d.
rccted all his talents and energies the purpose of
saving his bacon, which he would no doubt have
done, had not the limbs of the law smoked them
both, and resolved on tolerating no such CANNON.
Considerable resistance, and somewhat violent
too, was made to the officers but these men could
not be convinced that they had taken the wrong
SOW by the ear.
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.JOuRDAN w. MAURY.

CROCK, Money, and Exchange Broker. Office
~ on Pennsylvania avenue, eight doors west OF
Browns Hotel, Washington city.
Uncurrcnt notes bought and sold at beat rates.
Stocks bought and sold.
Notes and drafts collected.
July 23-ly
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Drafts hereto
fore drawn but
not yet paid,
though payable
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Amount ON dc.
posite.
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Amount subject
10 draft.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
FOE THE CURE OF

Coughs, Colds, HoarsenesS, Bronchitis,
Whooping Cough, Group, asthma, and
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THE LOLLVtRtIN NONOkEss At CAssEL.
BsnLIN, August l2.-Nothlug is yet known
which can enable the public to judge of the inca
surcs likely TO be adopted dchnityely by tho Csssel
Zollvercn Congress. Meantime there are grounds
for believing that the propositions Of the Prussen
government may be reduced into two categorios Of
augmentation aud diminution, as follows:
l. Diminution upon the most essential articles Of
subsistence, such grain, buck seeds, (pcas, &c,)
butter, rice, and cattle, including lean swine.
H. Abolition upon all raw materials required Tor
manufactures, providing the paramount interests
of native producers, fiscal considerations, do
not initiate against the abolition.
III. Considerable dimnution Of large portion
OF the transit and export duties, and reduction Of
river tolls on conventional waters, (Rhinc, Elbc,
Upper Danube, &c.)
~. Augmentation upon yarns, twist, vove or
spun silks, in the following proportions;
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DANK OF WASHINGTON STOCK
ID For sale by CIiUBB & SCHENCK.
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.

THE ncItquarter of the Preparatory Department
i of Columbian College, on the corner of Four
tecnth and streets, will commence on Monday,
September 2 Terms usual. applicants are re-
crred TO Dr. Bacon, President of the College, TO
any of the Professors; TO Mr.. J. Tilson, on ii
street, between Tenth and Eleventh.; as the under
signed will be absent from the city until August 81.
Aug l4-2swtf l.. RICHARDS, Principal.
WHITE SULPHUR WATER, DIRECT
w from the springs, Greenbrier, Virginia; for
sale by the barrel or half BARREL gallon bottle,
by J. F. CALLAN,
August 3-dG Sole agent for this District.
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q OHIO CANAL BONDS
~ maryland preferred"
For sale by CHUBB & SCHENCK.
Aug2 9-lw
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-10-15

ma9ie Sriebensrihtsr tperbsn auf folscu:
DC YerorbMmua Der Court aufmerflam &C.
maebt. bic isit ben Aprlls@i sunssn 1845 in
Sraft lit:
Sm oer Court Oct sisrtsIjahrli6en 9isumsen
,e. bcm Serfs gauutB:
Snsem Die 8ranbjurp BON Serfs gauntp
unterIuebsnb tsi bet SiBnns oiefer Court aer
balten am erten W1ontase im Npril ls45, rsr
Court anempfebIt, ,penn es III ibrer 0elpalt
fei, cine Ssrcronun9 an alIe Srisosnsrie6ter
i'm gauntp ~ erla6en, bic bon tbnen erbelitht,
einen 8eritbt BON ibren NnPlasen ano aeribts
litben 3u(lebsrunsen, wensltens cine lSottc
Dor oem Unfanae eines ieben Sertnlns Su mas
eben, oamit Der prcIequirenee untpalt i'm
Gtanbe fein mag, Die griminals8efbafte fitr
bic unmitteltare Ssrrebtns Der Suriee su.
,ubereiten uno auf pieIe Deiie bic 3eit uno
Geleer oes Solfs 9eIpaart ,peroen: nno neil
pids Court ctiss gmpfrblnns ber Srantjurp
rrifib iiberleat bat nnb init beren 9fpefmds
EiafGt p6llis itsreinitimmt, 70 iei biermt
kefoblem - 9ab nae6 bielem, bic peribiere
uen Sriebensriebter i'm gauntp einen Sercbt
Don BEN Inflassn uno serihtliebCn 3uflhe
ruuaen, bic {le in allen griminalfatben ae:
nommen, OIL ben tsputirten Gensral 4n,palt
fir pleIee gauntp 81 maben baten, ipeniss
llens cine wohe bot bem Infanae elmer ics
pen teaelma6issn Siguns bieier Court. Hub
es it fsrner befoblen, ba6 cine gopie Der ctis
gen Nescl asb6ris befheinist inter benz Siss
ael biefer Court, einem jeben Srlsoensrttter,
bsr jest in piefem gauntp i'm Amte 1T, sinsss
bdubi9t tperbe.
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% q b fl a 9e.
Neaeiua, Ottcter Is. 1850.

qDilbelm Snorr, aus Sattlcn sc,
birtis ,ecr ftt fobih man tpeib III Der Gesenb
Son <aneatt ct obsr pottsUiIe aufbalt, miro
bureb feine unterSeltbnete Shmeiter erfnebt
fsinen jesiasn 4ufentbalt ansnsebrn ceer
isltft nae6 Neaoins III ecillen. inbem lle ibm
,pidtise O1iubsilunaen 3u MAIDEN bat.
LOUISE KNORR,
Care of George Bellebaum, Reading, Pa
Neabins, October 8. 81 f... SIN.
maDsr ,,<aneaitsr Yolfefreunr" nno Die
DSttebiae ,Srsibsitss preffe" ,psresn uns
Snrdh bic Nnfnahme oes Obisen gu @sasn'
nieutten berpfihten. '-''',t f-'' ~S
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6interlaTenlbaft oes perttorbenen
.F SbpmoS o1DeS.

t7adrid,t wirb bisroub ss9sbsn, baE ben
llntsrssibnstsn, wobnbaft in erstsr saunfbp,
8srfs @auntp, Notwithstanding ertbslt
wcrben fnb auf bic pintsrlaiTsnfbaft bss pers
iforbensn Tbomae -7pes, lsRtbin BON erfass
tenn Saunfbip. slIe Ysrfcnsn, wslbs an bic
srfasts lointsrIansaftaft fhuosn' i'noe eriutbt
obns 1srsus abjubssablsn. uno bic, 'pslds Scrs
bsrunssn BADEN, mcaen oisislbsn 9lslbfalls' gee
bSri9 bsifdtist, fir Ssjabluns sinrslbsn.
william Jpes, 1hn,inis7rot,,,
Fowaro Jpes, s '"'"'' N
October l. .s 6nl.
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prpCl0 ut 4 tt . It.

Slaeboem bet ubtb. 9atiS s. Scrbon,
preGoent Der DerIbisbenen gourten Ocneom:
mon pleas, ees 23fsn &erittsbesirfs, te'
ttebenc aus bem gaunrp 8arfs, in 'pennIpls
panitn. unb Nitttsr bet bsrletieeenen @our'
ten bon Over ,no 9erminer, ber Oierteljdbrs
Iithen 9iBunaen uno allsemeiner Sefananlbs
etauFer umo 3Bm. Sod, gIq., Nibter Oct
gcurten bon Oper u.3ermiuer, Der Dierteljabr
liben@siBun9en i.anaemeinerSefdnaniBg gr'
lcbisuna, fit Die 8iebtuna BON 5aupts uno
anbsrn Ysrtretben in Sepaebter gauntp Serfs
ibren 8sfsbl al mid auesefeat bateh bas
lirt Steapins, ben 17ten Nusnlt, A. d. 1850,
norm fte cine Court bon gpiIlon pIeas, Der
aasemeimen Sierteljabrlhen SiBnnaen, Over
imo 3crmner unb alI9emeinsr 8sfdnanibs
grleoiauna anteraumen, ,pslebe ssbaIteu ,pers
peG fca 1u Neaoina. fir bic Gauntp Sertss
auf oen crIten nIenta9 i'm nabtfeni7 es
pember (pelbes tem 4tsm bes sepaebtcn Wlos
nats fein ipiro) unb ,pelete prei qBcben Rats
ern foIl-
90 wirb bisrmit Slahridb tssseben all Den
goronsr, bic Srisssasr:sttsr :as geafats!
bet seba6tm gauntp 8erfs: ba6 (ts ll6 3n
rIaster 3st, itm 10 itbr Yormlttass, init
ibrsn Sersei6niNn, NesiItraturen, ltnters
Iithmmaen uno graninationen uno alien arts
bern grinnerunssi ein5ufmoen haten, um fcls
de Sinse su tbum, Die ibrsn Nsmtern aa tbun
cblsen. - Dessleihen DiejenissM mslebe
Serbnnben flno sesem bic Gsfansensn bic in,
8efansniGe Der @auntp Ssres ftno, ODER bali
fsin mSssn, ssridtiid 81 berfabren, 70 tpie es
reebt ietn mag. a a. i'3 aiI
IOie 3easen uno Snrcre, spelebe aaf ers
faste Court Uerselacen Gno, ,perben crindt,
panftli6esit IN bsobabtsn: im Saa ibrss
Iusblsitens wsroen (te in GemaBbeit ces
8efeses ba5u se3wunsen. Oisfe Hn5eise piro
auf bsIonpern 8sfebl ber Court tefannt sss
matbt, baber aae Diejenissa pslben IS al,s
sebt, fttt barnah 80 riebten baben. . Asil''s
"Bott erbalte Ole Republif!
a4il Jobn 9. 6d,r6oer Gdsriff.
9hsrifs Imt, Neaoins,} | -
Oeob. 8. 1850. 4n.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-10-15
Cine 80rte.

:1Iitbhrssr.--Seb wtenne bic santtar'n
&ef6ble, nslehs Cure litsrals ltnteriisuns
msinem 8smhtbe sinssprast bat. nit Sers
auaaen all. Sd werbe init ber gcrafalt e'
ues @ei,iasn bic Bs,peiis eurss 1BoblwoI'
lsns ts,pabrsn. bic msbr bsfriseiseno fur
mid (np ais bsr Befts ree tb6fen Nmtes'
Sd bin ilcl3 auf ole Ihtuns meints Ssturtss
ganuties .,Ilt Suee," une eritatte eutb
ein,sln unb 3ulammen meinen autrIett'sltei'
Sant. ....,..t... ....
10. 3 Keim.
Neociua, Ottoter Is 1850.