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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-12

THE CASE OF THE BRIG EXCELLENT, 70
Gently captured on the coast Of Africa auC
sent into Norfolk was before the L. S. Com
missioner on Wednesday of last week i
appears that when she was boarded she haC
a large quantity OF water, Jerkcd beef, farina
rice, bread, flour, tobacco, pipes and stems
wooden spoons and water pipes. aud was al
so supplied with a slave deck. This being
sufficient ground for suspicion that she wa.
engaged in the slave trade, she was according
'y captured and sent home as a prize. Th'
Captain and crew were committed 10 stare
heir trial before tee L. S. District Court
which meets at Norfolk in November next.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-12

PRssEUYIyG GATHERED i'LowEns.-For tn
benefit OF OK lady readers, We COPY from an East
ern paper the following recipe ior preserving III
beauty Of gathered flowers:
Procure flat dish Of porcelain, into whicl
pour water; place upon it a vase Of flowers, an
over ihe vase put bell glass, with its RIM in th
water. The air that surrounds the flowers bein.
conl.neJ beneath the bell glass is constantly mos
with water that rises into the sorm Of vapor, a
fast as the water IS CONDENSED it runs down th
side Of the bell glass into the waer, ON the iazi5
ol the bell glass so as to prevent it eyaporatin.
into The air Of the sitting room; the atmosphere
around the flowers is continually damp. Tie cz
ug o tumbcr over rose in a saucer OF wa;cr"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-12

DEATHS Dr LIGHrNING.-Itiso our unp]cas
1ut task to continue TO record accidents By
lightning. Almond S. Smith, aged lG, wa.
<sIied by he electric fluid striking him on th.
bead while walking in tic road near CIcvc
and, Ohio. John Doyle was struck and xii
FED on Sunday evening while lying in bed a
.VunvooEs;, \. Jersey. The Cu,sh.I Noun
ain House was hit by one Of the foglcs
tongues, that hold such sublime but terrjG.
conversation in the storms of high attitudes
land the barhecper was prostrutcd.-Bosto5
Post.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-12

g CHOLERA on THE PLAINs.-A letter in the
Glasgow (Mo.) Banner, dated June 9th, Is
miles beyond Fort kearney, represents that
]. the cholera hal broken out among the emf
grants and was making terrible ravaTcs. In
! the short distance between the Fort and where
stne letter was dated the writer passed many
i campanies eEcauped to take care Of tie sick.
s The letter was brought 10 st. Joseph by an
semigrent whose company of four PERSONS had
5died.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-12
THE TIE IB j \ Il
Mineral Point, July y, 1850,
ERnDFtc sFEccfjasg !!

The citiz us Of Mineral Point arc re
qaested to meet at the Court House, tai!
(rhursday) evening, for the purpose O
taking some steps towards Thorough
cleansing Of the town in order, if possible
to prevent "a return Of cholera among us
\ general Attendance is requested
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-12

.ls5O.
Alden Elisha James Vim
Henderson Miss MarthaKendrick Ira 7
ARTIST Daguerrean King J o
.Baiicy Levin kisIenburg George
lBailevJ Lane + \
.3ahcr William Langley Mrs Mary
.BawJeu Rich'd Langley VIM
.8aaty SAINT Lathrop 7
5B melt Thomas Leepcr Jas
sBlsAop James Low Henry
s3u.e IhoS Mahauct X ID
.3cnscujer Henry Marcott Adolphus
sCadwei \ Macdonald Rev !
.Carver Henry NIaceutre Michael
5Cassady Jno McLanghy " T
5CathaHau Chas Mcnamara Patrick
sCasly Robert Mcmillan David q
5Cu5c Vim Mean Jno
5Caii,on Sarah Metcalf Thos
zCharist Mr. MILAN Juo
5Cockiu Philip Miller " Aug
sCoGiabeTy W Miller Jno
Georgian jno Nliuuick Isaac
cooper ! d Morgan
zC0ruith + II Moon Miss CT
zCraI- Sam'I MOrrisS Vim
sCruu ford Juo Mullen Juo
sCraw VIM Munda Mr.
Dsg.s9n " Moycs Jos
Drin Mrs Nichols Mary Mrs
! Dcws D9ct Page Lewis
Doom James Parkinson Jas
sBuTus'au II Peck David J
sEuhsiHg MT Peter Ihos
Edwards Eichd Prince Ch,s'cr
turris Miss Nancy Robinson 4 i
Iahcrty Patrick Russell Jas
sFoster I Rutherford u
Garrison Mrs Ann Seger re
slai1tT VIM Smith 3
.GIaa1ri'ia jas SlauIcy Thos
..FrE-eglIa Dir SheIreH G trrett
.Gr.vgs Mr. SIucock "
.GrgFCs Mss Smith Peter
.GuiHcksau JuO Smith Jas
.Hal. Jas 5 Spcrry Eli
Hamilton Mr. Thrasher Miss Cath
Hamilton Jas TreadwcIl Agar
.Haunilord Miss RosauTuckcr Saml
Hatch Rebcccu Tenton Miss Susan
.Iiaycs Ezra Twig Thos
Henry Mrs Tit VIM
.ucdrick Granville Wallace Washing'uH
.Uot>on Jas Whiiesidcs \ +
.Imlburt G 3 Williams William
.Iutchison Thos Woodwork Nathan
Jeans Mr. Woorden Sam'l
'ienkins Mr. Wright Oscar
Johnson Edw'J
FOREIGN LETTERS.
Bennett Mr. Roberts George
.Duubar Thos White George
Layton VIM WiNouahby Henry
LinIcr Daul D'ctn blot Mons
iNCCtbe Michael Schmalenbergpr II
.NckIliip Krultsohnitt Mons.
Maxwell Jas Spilzbart August
.Penua Saml Iugler Isaac
Richards Jno w Jensen Ole
RIves Francis
- Persons calling for any of the
above letters viii please say advertised
JOSEPH SMITH, p VI
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-12

- MAINE US. SESAToE.-On the 81 bal
.Ior, for Hamlin, Dem. G3 Evans, w. 30
.Fe-senden, +. S. %; Hub ard, old hunke
dem. D; scattering ,.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-12

IL JOSHUA DUNCAN, Of Berks county
S the Wing candidate for Canal Commi.
Toner, in Pennsylvania
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-12

O. In the u. S. Dstric, Court, at NIadi
son, bills were found by the Grand Jur,
against Chapman and Barnard for mail Rob
berry. 1t is thought both will be convicted.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-12
5G%CGGGGo

In this village. on Wednesday morning last h.
Rev. I. EnnT. Mr. -- NEwKIRk to MIS-,
R0sASxAH Rom.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-12
M JNo. II. VIVIAN.

The Constitution Of these United States bor
under a. arIstocratc monarchy, We can bette
appreciate the immunjtIcs OF Republican Institu
ton
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-12

WARS IN THE WIND Now?-Thc la7
,steamer brought dates from Jamaica to june
.I7th. a correspondence the NJ. Y. Express
sends that paper the following intelligence:
Eleven sail of British war vesseIes, small
land large, were off the Island of Trinidad on
.the lOth, and on the following morning al
.under way, supposed bound for Cube. II
bound for Cuba what can be the object!-
Nothing but Cuba is talked of here, and al
.agree that Spain viii lose her second GibraL
.tar, but who the finder may be puzzles the
.most alous and loyal Englishman 70 deter
-mlEc.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-12
Gun RAN RoAD 70 TIE MlssIssrrPI.-Ou

Common Coun il, at their special town meet
irg Tuesday evening, rcrlcc. ed their arrange
sments Tor the Issue Of @l5O, 900 in citv bonds
to the Rail Road Company, and Er. ELBouaN
President Of the Company, left for New York
the y following, TO exchange these bonds
for cash and Iron.
We learn from one Of the Engineers Of The
Company that their surveys have been pushed
W estwardly as far as Madison, the capitol Of
! our State, and that the country thus far oilers
smost favorable routes FOR a Rail Road Nexl
week thy are o commerce locating the linz
between Wankeslra and Whitewater, about 30
.miles.-.HiL Sent. and Gaz.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-12
Schooner Enterprise.

Tie following account Of this Schooner, which
Glen this place for the Gold Region, has ben furnish
: ed US By friend and we doubt not viii be found
Interesting TO a large class of our readers:
TINS ENTERpRIsE OF THE NonTH AnERIcASs--
sOn The 9TH of June, the r. A sail boat Enter
aprse, $ tons burden, commanded by g. BUTLER
gas Captain and Mr.. GnEGe as crew; arrived a,
san Juan off Nicaragua.
4 The energy of the Americans cannot better b.
illustrated than by giving short account of wha
/ has happened TO this boat Constructed 10y them
SELVES in the interior of Wisconsin, some forty
J niles from any river; she was taken on a Wagon
60 Galena, about 5000 miles from the mouth o,
] the Mississippi where the launching took place
Ewilh all pomp and ceremony not excepting fine
! band of music. On descending the river, at New
4 Orleans she furnished with register bill o!
shealth &c, &c. and was duly cleared on the 2lsl
of February, for California, via San Juan, GTena
da and Rialiji; an accident to the helm however
fobliged them to put into Mantua, small scapor
sof Cuba; here She was detained forty-lwo days
ION suspicion Of beng spy 10 some secret exFe
EDITION, and not until the 18th Of April was she per
Emitted 10 leave the island They have touched at
s various places on the coast of Yucatan and Hon
sd'ras not forgetting to make visit to the King
zol Mosquito, at Bluehclds. Their intention is to
Easccnd the San Juan River to lake Nicaragua
make attempt 10 push her into lake Alangua
and from thence take her on wheels over land 70
Reals the Pacific the distance not being more
than eighteen twenty miles once at this place
all IifTiruItipS will he over and I'm due fine she
Evil arrive at San Francisco.
Y This is but the beginning, lin miniaturc) Of
zvhat the contemplated in,eroc can canal will do
eand it Is believed that such indomitablc energy
Ewin gain for them the sympathies of the people
s'hey may meet in their arduous undertaking.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-12

CALIroRNA EMiGRATIoN.-Thc Fort De.
!Moincs (Iowa) Gazette, OF the 9Th Of June
ia an article on Californian Emigration, say.
that it is about over on that route. Thi.
spring, iii teams and 1880 persons have
passed that town en- route for the " diggins-'
The great majority of this emigration, was
from Wisconsin and llIinois-at least three
tourths. Estimating the cost Of outfit fol
zach team $500, we have the very handsome
sum Of GGG,600, which have been taken from
the States Of Iowa, Illinois. and Wisconsin
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-12

Is oonEF, for August, Is ON our ;abI
aha # all the monthlios. We hav
bs.e.E lad time to glance at the spIcndi
'h@f'fs9S 1t J. quite rich number
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-12

The sfaatters an the 8 Icdian Lands, ives
OF FOX River, are surveying portions Of III,
country al taelr own expense, neing unwilling
LIE Jy..ys.aL
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-12

- Gov. Dewey has gone to New York
and in his absence Lieut.. Gov. b call has com
to town. Mr. Beall IS now GoveTnor.-Frcc
Dom.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-12

LAFAVETTE County SEAr.-Thc Count,
eat IS fixed at ShulIsburg, by the Suprem
'ourt until The permanent seat is fixed uude
he act Of l846.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-12

o. Officers Of steamer West Newton.
.which arrived at ST. Louis on the LIST instant
report having passed six dead bodies floating
IN the river, al apparently men and dressed in
common clothing, between Commerce and
Cape Girardeau. Other boats report seeing
.one or more bodies in the river between 81.
Louis aud Cairo. 1t is minated that they
.were thrown from ascending boats to save the
trouble of burial and 20 escape quarantine
regulations. If true the offenders should be
held up to public execration.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-12
List Of Letters

List Of Letters
.RemaininG in the Post-Olficc at Mineral
Point for the quarter ending June so,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-12

PORK-50 Bbls on hand. a prime 'f
aaA ucle at u ~. CoRHs-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-12
For EgCnt,

1000 LBS Bacon, Shoulders and Rid
COOO Sides. for sale low at COBBS
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-06-12
81 eninaMmAem.

Scr ohio Gsaatss sBete" erfheint Niittwc8s.-
tSsr sattriptirnssseis fur 50 osun,nern N - in
9cra,sts,abluns, 1925 ,psnn nnerhae res Griffin
baltsa 5abres, 81 SO penn wabrenc res speien bal.
Fen sabres issp S2,75 wenn erif naA 9trlauf res
Sabrss tt,ablt mirc. Ssis,nanc tann tic 3st.
t,s anfseten cbnc pcrber ae Ssidffanbe tejablt ~
abaken. @rieft tnc Nlittbsfanssn mtfnsn Fcrtcfres
isin, rsmn lie tsrifiibtst werpea foilen.
= ~ pofmsiffer t6nntn tacb elmer 9crprbnuns
tsJ 4snsrai. Detfamts Sutlerirticnsstlotr tran ~
!. all 3eituaSsDsraassttr feiteet, ,ptnn n'at cen'
stltea felde briefs ctn afsr9astt, nc rerieSe1n
,unp apcrsiiiren list, s35
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-06-12
5.
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(5ir rei ,.Obto @taats. Bcts.s,)
Gternfc fcbnnppe.

- - <NL.- -. !. J. n, ..-.., ------ =
e''st-T No"' 'e'' 80 ''~'''' SS'"'''' <'s''
EthANh GtefMftbnappe.
BeeantenrcG iAaa' i3 snsrrr %
Sum tnnteln oiuunel sss
itne fnAs sa srotsn In, etrabienfrany a
Der Saabt een fr..nefi5 tfinfsnrsn Strn,
,Oen mir in tratsr atfhisrsitunet 81
3um 9riBstringer uno sietsstctsn
Grtrrcn ats imtsrn @terr.
Siinss 9ldnjsn lnf ,psifen, sncirfen Gamm
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-06-12
q efetei eipDmC bip.
(By AAihority.)

Abfcbn. ~. QEenn mad fcIstem Se{iid, utb lin.
terfutung bic Srisceusridfer ficb pcn eem Dcrtan.
renein ttiner Der 80 te3engsncen mfo ncfbmeneisen
Ibatfaben, mul Die getbc srabnftnni9e ericn i,sr
Aufnalne IN pas Atp ~ bsredtise,i, itsrsenst; 70
trle c In rerfeiten Teru, wtl6e iH rcrber8ebennen
Atfbnite oiefes 0ettees erfcrcrrt irb sin 3eieniB
ausfrrti9en, Die iictbi8en xbatfadfn angetenp, NO.
ron tie l iiter;cuet bater io Die n6tbigc xbatade
ccer Itatfahen, frelbe nidt ;a ibrer ueterseu8ung
.lieb btrauseeifelt babet. Der mitteleusence Arst
fo aub Gin 3etSnB, ipie rttn trfcrrerf, auslfelen
1tfbnls. @pslei6 nab Der ltutsrlii1uns (ol.
len rie riebensriter rem Gferf Der Court cf COM.
mon ,leas trites Gcnntps beiaSten tdbriftiibsm e.
riot, ttf arffsnittsi br tnr nes
tes 3euSniB imf6den. Der 0lcrf fol- 6ieieite iiters
fbreiten, eintraseu u,,o fcrsfiltis auftspabren.
=. Nttdn. l9. Der Srierensribtsr, ipeldber ren
9eribt seiaaft, fcll einrn 1usJrS Der prcrscuren
fsrtissn uiic cintra9en
sssAtfhn. 90. Drr SArtttr ter Court rf Gcnf.
mrn plsas fol- auf rcn GMpfan9 hes 3easnifIes sey
. rccensricttr uni ees niitcisennen 1rltes, mei,u
ts rsm 10. 1tdnt tieits vtteses seniaB aasssfsrs
tigt itf. d fcfcrt an fen @mrerintenrenfsn nm eis
1ufnabme folder Tericn IN pas Afp ncnrfn. Gr lcll
Sagfidb Ntsbrifttn inter einen Attslicaei ron Re.
faatcn 0ertihfaten eniencen. Aaffen Gmefams rec
Beties nno teia8ten 3esniffes lcI rer = urerinteu
rent ten &drcittr iIiiinittetar tcnasbrietiaen ct
rer Granfe aafssucnsne mercrn fam ,lnc ii rRtsii
Sals4 ranm loietauf tea Der @ebreifer IN sii,rm
fur ris GinIieftrans irlber srfcn sur tstfiminte,,
2sttircas Aipi raffrneen 3eitruntte isinea Dsfehl
an rfi, @bsrif cesr ee anrere Yasnrs percn s.iss
sebenla!fen nnc ip,n tetbisn tefaSte magnlinnige
srton icfort Ju petfhafftn nno In b Cbic Jrren.
haus sinjulieftrn Qefnn per strtibsr ron rsrJlrtb
irenciafeit itfr3fuet it, 70 fam er CUR 0errenruna
ron sinrm rttr asbrtrstt Nefanbsit srssdfiaet Yts
tastsr @sfthf fSiI ia 2Dslsatt1en foIssnserinaBsn
'sf etaat cels, l5sams) csansv i. / y
~. sk.~a M.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-06-12


Die Gsnmd n nDernng, Die aBisccu.
tn IN cisfsn rpenisea @oAeu felt GsSffauaa
Per Sdrfabrt srbaItsn, ilf ffarfer, als iens.
ic'e in bsrfeIben Sahrssseit je ,upos a,s Gbed
lwuroe, Sn ben leBfen pier ocer fiinf qiss,
|den haben Die Danrpfihitfe pom 8uffalc bee
trdd,tl'd,e, Mno eiiiise pdrnnser Sebr (farft
ltasunSen pom paffasieren selanbet. aRei.
litens ftno es eeiite, Gle ina fsrneu IBeIfen
Isias Aeinaatb fur iieh nno Die Sbrieen (nd5e,r
ane beinahe bur6sdi9is i'm efaate g2etps
lOorf uno ben Gs,usGuglanbiiaasem ouSiaio
sraren. Seitbem bic 2anolsg sgdffTabrt i'm
RewsOcrf Staate i'm ocilsng ganae it, per.
oen mir aud, sinea 3umnds pcn Der oltem
aSelt ertalten. SIN sl1gemeinen il Die Gin.
.pauoernns BON DemfAtanp, Gnalauo nab
5rlauo siipa nus Elm 6laftbeil ssriHaer, ale
ldh oerpidenen Sabre bsnncG spirb Ri6s
eonsln. nnD jwar iueilene Das n6rclidbe
sDiScoufia, itm ysrtaltnife ia Den eoupur,.
lssn in ben 6iflidsn Sseifdbten, i. biettm
Sabre cine iiirfers GiapanDsruna srbalteu.
ldfs i'm pcri9st. 80 sl'sf
- .zs
Cieie safde 3nnabme sintr ,pcblba6eu.
ben prccncirencsu Btp6lFeruna. nit bssr
srfrealiAiten ausfldfea far cine sside
grnote nno cute preils. miro cas Geaeis-
tudrtige 9abr su stnsni Der Iebbofteilen unb
btifen @sfbdftsjatFs n1ansn nie an5.
sDaabsrnss nads Galifornisn lDirlt bnrd)dus
nihf 70 eiusreifeno auf unftrsn Gtaat, als
aasapdrtise 1Idslsr u 8Iantsr ben aln(keir
|tabsn. nies eylurif fldp uiteer ben Nenp
Issl eiaes Nn6frseieBse aIs h6A1 uorfb<ils
hiatt bee aaeuaneunes GapitoI epcsf il
| il Der UeitaIf pen 3infsa eine i'm nirfli&
Iaufsrlsate aIne,panb<Ennesllfn oie ~
| lgisids anf pie Aatnaaeexanslfalll IT. -
zen abln8sprejse be6 Qapitaft eine hat(fss
me @draale ansiibf rnb ssutrollClx>nn
|supFao iasstsr elefn ~ b. nm, SO
|ss.l .
f sphifnbsi bfa ~ 2r. mai s1e
&dl lexif R<lif1't GoHf WFnlr ~
0effera pod eiller fi(t pp1l 4o xdofll III
2s'sl'''''' = W. q 2ll''l|' I'f:
Iaaerlanef.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-06-12

I
Die Gooten eroen, iesfsmit
Dampf in bic @rdbers aefnhrt.
Cine 3weistabn iif BON Der Gong Sslonb Gis
lien0abn mad, bem gypreGsnbi,el. siaem
asrdhcfe nid,t nett BON, 9aen. yprs. auaes
lisst sporsen, nne sipei 3ise faaftn tdalic,
issa Ger Sfaot Stipsgorf nad pen sird,-
hcfe, uni theils bic GcotenbsaleiseaSe m
tfahren. : Cine fcnoerbare gBelt oas i @inr
Welt eog Dampf. peu Duail, nnrd ipeId,e
'peais eidf briast. Der Dampf perbiupet
fcfn cifllden uno sreftlichen Sentiment J: crr
Campf brfnsf uns Den @oloiiaab @alifer,
u'en's. ceute trdst 81 ben Waueerer mad,
IS'noeu, mcrgert nady Gcrbsm. 0eute fpeii,f
Der aBaneerer bel 9raoer cscnatban. In IA
xaaen bsi Scba 8ull. Oeute i(t er in ben
9elegneten Slnrrn Sfalien,s. mcraen trdat
TIM cine eifrise eotcmctipe nad, Berlin ~.
Salc tp.ro ne ihn pan esm allantiid,en mad,
[cem ittuea Ocean t.asen. NO er einn,al ann
nafen BON Gan 5rancisec bic Gbinsleu bic
aDnnoer bee silfertbnms, bstrad,ten foun
9tan frdst tim aad nod Der Dan,pf ina
eSras. Merfpar0ise yerdaoerurs Deute
ecEnert Der 3iefe bon bcm srosten sIbrcne
Iosr sa'elt nHO morsen Dietlsidbt f6en iist e
f@ pom lslnem Irabn, benz sroeeu peter.
Eeiaf pr'ie Sdnapfrabaf ia, ben G5ssi(beu
oss Jsnisits perabrei6sn nno nnterbdit I'D,
NIT '1m BON Der Heneien 5brenIitrratar.
Veh'e ipetnllrt Der hansriae yaneee nod,
ua'auI e'nen ancern .,snart" iiber nea 25f-
ia 81 oarblren, ntoraen trdst Wamma gbo.
lera lbn uisllsidt id,on mad, Den, c,enisits
uno oer Oanpf iein' 0hae mad, Dem Sfact.
.1f@pofe. oeute sieht Die Shnede lire
IncrHer sin Dor benz reuben gfurme Der
5e'f, morsen last iIe FED ibre 5abIb5raerr
iI,piecer bii6en. sfs
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-02-19
Gel0dfts : Serle9un9.
SS. ,tno =. y. &ei,it
1t1tO ND.

Sena6rittissn ibrs Srsunos unb &mnren
attunsepcll, ra6 0e ibrm san5en Gtc2
26aarcn nat ibrrm neusu Smnpplass,
10. 6, Ofspennitraee,
nadbite sbdr 3u Scurbcn's 5ctcL [O'.Brisn
nno Taisnei's altem StanDplas,1 perlest ba,
ben; lle baten jsst pafsltlt auf sano, Elm
fsbr srcBes aGortemsnt
&tien uno Sbneioeluaaren,
pen jeber 4rt, gifen, 9tatL SetmictsBlas'
talss. amboGe 9cbranbtofs, Spcifs, O1a'
gel, S6l6f1er sbiranssln mo Sbrautsn
hoble nne geberwaaren. Spiessl, Seusrldau'
fsln nno 3ansen, $iebteii6fr. srpbs sttfsl,
Stbnallen SnmmcTpans, 8urtsa mo Oats
tslbanme, 8arten, Del, Glas nnp Sirnib,
sSassfsa: :;ss Sprsms palpsr, Sisssrbs;ts
Sebmsfelfacsn Gins nno pcppelldnfae Slins
ten nno piitclen, We6bleeh, Supfsr, Blsi,
3lnt. 9ratb uno cine 0srfhierenbeit ancerer
lBaareil Die ale gu ben nieOristtea prsifsn
Derfauft Derren.
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reItes Sellmlttel fur ris inncriittrn uno du,
Bern - el | s (Shlcrne Hcer.)
0ancIte teItcbt aus pien, Ou(prr uup
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fh9ten @strancbsjcttr semd6 actrautht MIR,
10 miro rs unfebItAr 9rc6e erIrcbtcruns aes
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priplrteib tGl Shmer1Cn cocr Yc6eu an Der
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SICle Olenldrn, ipenm fe Stbarfes etTfn
coer Startrs trlnten tefcmnrn i'm ufter
nnb Sunramcnt Gin Sei6en. mclcbes eurd,'e
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mot ltsen Fam. uno Mcbr 10 pcnn man I'M
bette narm ipirc. Golden ratbe ieb siueA>
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lts peroen es nltbt ttrruen. 8. q. &ienle.
60 Otl9e Dfepijin TT aud pcrrefhi6 fir
alle Aneihld9e am menlhlihen R6rper, nno
beioneers nm esn 9etter, Ninsnurm, 6is.
tlattern, S6aarbof, faules 3abnfeiIt,
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eem Scpfe NusfcbIaa i'm Geflcbt ,e. 3u beis
leu uno oem SciBcn cper Sufen einbalt III
tbun. Ole(ee allies III rnr6 grfabruna unp
onrb 3euaniie bcitatist mp tclpielen.
5aupt Office fir oen Sertauf Der cbiaeu
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Neaplna, Uerfs gauntp, spa.
llnp bel mir, i'm ,,Srcfaen SBirtbsbaus ~
(Dry TAVERN in Inter 5eibslters, Berfsgo.
Sei Sso. OilIlsr, @tobrbaltsr, in qDcmele.
oorf; bel 6rn 5upsr, 9tcbrbaltsr in ltntsr
SeipeIbera.
prsis 81, fir YiIsn, Yuper uno g8ofb.
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Nttter uno Go., in Nsabima.
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uno Or. !. nJarfd,afi, Neapins Georo 8.
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pilnmslreltb nno Iltbane, siespprt; Dapib
sotaeb, sobabspiI!e; G. O. 6. Gt6pcr, ,N6bs
rsrebnrs; s. eerner. Willsrstura; 3. .Bops
sr, Scperstann 6ecenrsih unb Sus, unp
oawrsebt. &ustann, uno lei bislsn a6tunss.
merthen Stcbrbaltern.
WSclitanriae peutfts Getranebe,ettel
tesletsn jers 8otttl
Jebn Nittsrnnp 60, in Nearins, ,(lns
leet ermaettlst bic ctias tsrhbmte Waeoisin
aud bslm 8rrBen 3u psrfaufen uno ,rar,u
slnsm sprslis, esr pem Saufsr autc Drofite
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prcis 50 CENT bic 8lalhr
81 cine lebr lhigtare 3uteretuna, cntpcft
cur6 einen rescImi6isen uno teribmtcu ptuts
ltben Nr5t, Der ite itber fhnfBi9 Sabre in Iets
ner el9ensn spraris III 0curcblanc 9ebrautbt
bate, III pCIcbcm Qance Ie ipdbrcno jener
3slt anserit ausseochnt tenust rpurrs, ,bei5us
ltem ertdltun9en, &atarbfeter, gmstrht'ia,
Felt, &cit6bufcn, Sciten nno NhfenIbmer.
gen, SIutfpeien, jeoer1rt 8rutt. uno 2unsen
befhwerpen uno in 6eilluna Der bcrannaben
Den 4ueSsbruns. SieIee fam ais Sob Der
cbl9cn ONci3in sefa9t peroen, abrr bic 3eis
tnnaetrtaitmatunsen itnb su fcl(piella pas
gu; ierer befrlebisenbe Scpris in befIenw wirs
fnnaell iprp in einem Srrlucbe oamit aefln.
ben peroen, Ippie audi jablrci6e Gmpfeb bluns
aen bic Nnipeilun9eSettel te9leitenb. lleber
1000 8lafben fno alIein in pbiIapelpbia
wabrenc Dem lsgten Wmter perfauft poroen,
ben iiberseuaeuper Scmeis pcn oedenOlusbar
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perfauft pcrbcn fein,
90 pirefam it bic W1eeisin aeipefcu in
Seiluns Der berfebieoenen Srantbeiten fir
welbe lte empfcblen it, ca6 0e alien anbern
5utereltlinsen bon Sarfaparllla, panaeeas
&c. fhnea ooransebt.
Slele 3snsnide fno bon 3eit 3u 3eit erbais
ten iino betannt aemaebt moroen, ater rer
Stoltenaupano bon 3eitunsebefanntmaebnne
gen oetbistet beren Wlittbeiluns bier. Dis
selebt9ldutiaen tcnnen Isiebt iteraeuat wers
pen BON osr SlaBlibtsit oisIer W1eoi,in ipenu
lle anrilfen an eeibp's 8einnobsits gmpcri
nm Slo. 1911 Sforb 2te Sro6e, unterbalb
per Omsitrabe, 3nm 9ebilo oss "acleenen
glclers une Sblansen," no 3euaniITc uno
Statweifnnsen III bnnosrten bon Sdiieu esr
merf'paroisiten Suren pnrb pisls Mleoisin,
porae3eirt werben f6nnsn.
Neaoin9, Suli |. 1845.
G@OHfe Wsbi3in 1T 5n bem cten anseas.
beneil Sprsiis IN oisfer Osufsrsi 3m baten.
Setruar 6. 1s49. kp.