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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-03-23

vrRerNTA.- The MahSi @ t'"'eA
large meeting of London county, ~
respective of party politics. We, y.
a2d Of February at Ls''bufg, TlIl |.
making a public declaration o. ''.' "A
gard to the "ovil Of the day'' n.
resolutions, OmhOdyius views va."'
to the proposed southern 'on''a".'
Vile we're adopted by tho m''',"s
one dissenting voice. A. a. ~
meeting dec Jared its decided oP Y, I.
WpmOt PrOviso and ,osny klno''. n +
framing territorial governments !. h b
to the abolition Of slavery
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-03-23
saturday Morning, March %, 1850.

Ssnstors Foote and Davis will accept
our thanks for copies Of their speeches
oh the Territorial question. Col. Nc
Willie will also accept them for a copy
Of Mr.. CalhOun's speech on the same
question.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-03-23

In a short article in the last Creole the
printer made US say that Of those who
composed the California Convention 81
we're from free Safes and q from for
eign States and couAtrics. Please read
''9i from SIaUs s ales and q from free
States and foreign countries"
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-03-23

Inc Legislature Of Kentucky, on the 2s,h
u''' la'd on the table the subject Of appoint.
l"g delegates to the Nashville Convention. II
was a test vote, and the ayes were SO to o
nOe'--nearly three to one against tho conven.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-03-23

AN AB scoNDNs CASHIER : ..,nl
Bullock, the Cashier q 'n0 g v. hi
Bank, of Savannah, has aO''o" ,.g,rl
him srOO,OOocft the funds. .'.son
hn. been offered for his sPPf'h u M
Der cent on the mount o. n'''s
recovered. -
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-03-23

CoNscIENoE-"COnsCience," said Mrs. Hop
N'OS Indignantly, 'DO you suppose nobody has
g'' any conscience but yourself. NV con.
SC'snce Is as good as ycurs-ay, and better
TOO tor it has never been used in the course Of
my Me- while yours must be nearly worn Out."
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-03-23

The editor Of the W0oa .sns
wonders whether there - I'M could
INV i The Uai,sd States s.oo,1 w gssl"
their country for their SOop ~ sipsds.
dou6. not il will PTO''
Whig.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-03-23

N. 9. BREsoN was reelected Ma or
Of Vicksburg on Monday last.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-03-23

General BEN is not dead, as reported:
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-03-23

lne 'Ol''wlng Is found in q speech Of Sena
tor Foote'S on the Territorial question:
sand now, Mr.. President, before l conclude
wish to put myself rectuS in cuyia in regard
to the admission Of California. However in.
formal may have been the proceeding in TINT
distant, region Which have resulted in the n,o.
auction OF the present embarrassing state of
things do not in the least degree censuro
the people OF California for anything. They
have done l doubt not, precisely what va
should have done under similar circumatonco.
Still less am | opposed to the admission 80.
california into the Union, provided the &C,
o. admission can be accomplished BY other
indispensable to the future safety and
rePose of the South -
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-03-23

LETTER To THE PRESIDENT following
is copied from the Raymond Gazette of the
18th:
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-03-23

Father Matthew is now in Mobile.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-03-23
JAMES DUPREE.

His ExOellency, z. Taylor, President Uni,.a
States, W Washington, '
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-03-23

The New Hampshire election ny
in an increased Democrats n'l0UV
State Officers. -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-08-16

TIE DUKES BREEcHEs.-The following good story
OF a laughable occurrence between the Duke of Wei
lington and the Bishop of london, we find in the
valuable correspondence of the St Louis Republican
"a good anecdote Of the Duke of Wellington has
just appeared 1t seems that Mrs C.. j. London.
the learned lady hortculturst, wrote note to the
Duke requesting to his beccdcs (the Duke owns n
very fine beech-wood.) The note was signed C. J.
London, but the Duke read it c. J. London and SUP
posed it came from the Bishop of London whose
name is Charles James, and who always signs him.
self c. ]. London. In reading the note, instead of
bceches, he read breechcs. what can he mean q
said the Duke At last he concluded that the Bshop
must, for some purpose other want to see the
breechcs he wore at Waterloo-so he had them sent
to him. The worthy Bishop astonshed at receiving
such package from the Duke remained awhile,
and finally concluded that the Iron Duke out of
his mind so off he posted to tell the affecting
to Lord John Russell. The Duke in the mean while
had thought the matter over, and at last determined
in his mind that the Bishop of London was crazy.
He Immediately ordered his carriage and went to in
form Lord John Russell of the sad state of of the
heads of the church. He there met the Bishop him
self, and after most amusing scene, the letter
shown, attentively read, and the whole finally ex-
planned:
A VILE PUN.-'Pray, Mrs Zabriska why do you
whip your children so often g La MIR. Worthy,
do it for their enlightenment; never whipped one
of them in my life that he didn't acknowledge that
it made him Smartr
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-08-16

reported to me- in an official form, that the military
officers employed in the service Of the United States
inhabitants in the fuflments of his object by en-
pioying their influence in favor of the establishment
Of a separate State Government east of the Rio
Grande and within the ghtful limits of the State of
Texas.
Col. John Munroe, acting under the orders of the
Government of the United States, under the designa
ton Of Civil and Military Governor Of the Territory
of New Mexico. have very respectfully to request
that your Excellency will cause me to be informed
ut YOUR earliest possible convenience whether not
this officer has acted in this matter under the orders
of his government, and whether his proclamation
meets with the approval Of the President Of the
United States.
With assurances of distinguished consideration, I
have the honor to be your Excellency's most obcd-
emit servant (Signed) p H. BELL.
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Authorized Agents.


JAMES NJ REDMOND, Tarboro, Edgecombc county, N. c.
JOSIAH JOHNSON, Clinton, Sampson county.
JosBrH r. KEMP, Bladen county.
DIR. SnERwooD, Stricklands Depot, Duplin county.
B. s. KooNcE, Richland, Onslow county.
B. BARNES, Black Creek, Wayne county.
VoNEY g. PALMER authorized to receive advertisements
anu subscriptions for Journal New York. Philadelphia
and Boston, and receipt for payment for the
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-08-16
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
AUSTIN, (Texas,) June 18th, 1850.

o ms EXceIIency, zachary Taylor,
President Of the United States.
SIR: By authority of the State, in February last,
despatched special Commissioner, with full pow
er and instructions, to extend the civil jurisdiction
of this State over the unorganized counties OF Ell
Paso, WORTH Preside and Santa Fee, situated upon
its north western limits That Commissioner has
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-08-16

A DurcH SToEY.-'I and brother Honce. and two
oder toys wash out hunting next week and we drove
nine woodchucks into stone heap and kilt ten out
oh dc nine pcforc tcy cot in
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-08-16

TN STORE.-4.00O bushels Turks Island Salt
L 100 sacks Salt 20 hhds. Western l}acon sides
For sale by MILLS COSIIN:
T,ne : 1870 39-tf
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LIST OF BLANKS.

LIST OF BLANKS.
County Court Wrts; Inspectors Certificates
Superior do. do Certificates of Justices attend
County Court SubpenaS; ing Court;
Superior do. do. Marriage License;
County Court Fl. FG.; Tax Receipts;
Superior do. do. Insolvcnt Notices.
County Court Sci. Fa.; Writs of Ejectment;
Superior do. do Letters Testamentary;
Apprentice Indentures; iVend Exponas;
Letters of Administration; lea Sa; Land Deeds;
County and Superior Courts do. Afidavits
| Witness and Juror Tickets: Carnshcc Notices:
Notices Tax List Receivers; Check, Cape Fear Bank;
Commission take Deposition do. Branch Bank of
County Court Executions; State;
Magistrates do. Notes, negotiable at Bank;
! Capias ad Respondendum; Administrator Bonds;
Overseer's Appointments; Guardian do.
Peace, State, and Civil War Appeal do.
Notes of Hand; Crants;lC Sa do.
Attachments; Shift Appearance do.
State Recognizance; IConstable's do.
Military Ca Sa; Sheriff s Tax do.
do ExecutOn Forthcoming do.
Negro Bonds; Prosecution do.
do Bill of Sale; Crew Lists;
Any Blank wanted, and not on hand will be printed with
the utmost dispatch.
Officers of the Courts and other officers and all other per-
requiring Blanks, other work in the printing ne
would do well to give CALL send in their orders We
arc work WELL and at the cheapest
rates for cash. Call at the JOURNAL OFFICE.
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Apply at the
JOURNAL OFFICE.
CULKY and Harness for sale.

TlREsH Rice. 10 casks fresh beat and of an excel
at GEO II. kELLEY'S.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-08-16

Political FATALITY.-No two Presidential cam
paigns remarks the Ohio Patriot, ever bore more
striking resemblance in many respects, than that of
1910 and 1848.
In both cases the Wings military heroes for
their candidates for President
In both cases they refused to lay down tangible
platform of their principles.
In both cases (and the only in the history Of
our government) their Presidents were snatched a
way by the hand of death.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-08-16

SOUTH CAROLINA u.s. SOUTH CARoLINA.-Mr. Rhett,
of South Carolina threatens to unfurl the banner of
dsunion, to protect the interests of his State The
Union to him, is of no value. Let us see (says the
Baltimore Clipper what estimate placed upon
it few years since by more gifted son of that
State, Mr.. McDufae. That gentleman said:
The Union prevents us from wasting and des-
troying another preserves relations of peace
among communities which, if broken into separate
nations would be arrayed against another in
perpetual, merciless, and ruinous war. 1t indeed
contributes to our defence against foreign States but
still more, it defends us from one another. For our
Selves We fear that, bloody and mournful as human
history is, sadder page than has ever been written
might record the suferings of this country, should
we divide ourselves into separate communities. We
fear that country, in of disunon, would be
broken into communities, which would cherish to
wards one another singularly fierce and implacable
enmities.'
This (adds the same paper) is the language o.
patriotism and common sense. Mr.. McDuffie clearly
forcsaw the evils which would result from disunion
and he calls upon his countrymen to avoid them
whilst Mr.. Rhett urges them on to their own ruin.
1t is stated in the papers that company oftheatr
cal John Bulls, down east playing g The Nlyster
ious HOrphan hor the HOutrageous HUnkle -
The principal character appears on 'orse!
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-08-16
BY MAJOR NOAH

LAW OF BACHELoRs.-A HARD LAw.-At Sparta, a
man liable to an action for not marrying at ALL
for marrying too late and for marrying improperly
Plutdrch
CIVIL LAw.-At Lacedemon, at certain feast,
the women dragged those men who were not married,
round an altar and beat them with clubs, that the
scandal of this treatment ght induce them to avoid
by desiring to become fathers and marry at pro-
per tme.-4thenGum.
THE CIVIL LAw.-The Roman law lent all its aid
to point national and interesting, for we learn
from Donysius Halicarnasensis, that their old law
compelled those who were of proper age to mary,
and it branch of the Censor's Office to see it
put in execution. Commentary of the civil law
When it urged against this coercng power, that
matrimony should be Free Matrimonial debet Ii
bea, it is granted any particular person. Your
consent is not compelled to Ttia or Semphronia. -
The State has right to your contributions in gen.
era but leaves you to choose the party at your
discTet ton.
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0el0dfts : 8erle9un9.
SS. ,tatS =. >. &eint
1tnD CD.

Senatbrittiaen bre Sreunpe nnp &unren
a6tnnssoca, pab fe ibren san5en Stcf
1Baarcn nacb brem neuen Stanpplase,
10. 6, OHspennttraeG
nahtte sbdr su 8cnrton's 6oteI, [O'Briem
unp Gaisnei's altem 9tancplae,1 psrlest ba.
ben; fe baten jest oaIelbt anf 5ano, Elm
iebr src6es Adortsmeut
Gilen uno S6neioeWoaren,
BON jeeer Art, eiem StabL ShmipesDfass
talss ambode, 9tbrantlttfe, @peifs, Olas
gel, Shltfer sbaranssIn unp Stbrauben,
hoble unp eeeerwaaren Spescl Senerfbau.
feln nne 3anscn, $iebterti6fs, srobe '$6ffel,
9hnallen, Snmmetfpane, gnrten uno Cats
tetanme Sarten Oel, Slas unp Sirnib,
Satfen unp SPrena pnlper, Siherbeits
Sbmefelfaeem eins uns boppeQdufae Slin>
ten nno Nittolen, Wei6tleth, Gupfer, BIei
3inf. 9ratb unb cine 9erftbisoenbet anesrer
1Baaren, Die aIle 81 oen nieOrislten prsilen
perfauft meroen.
Ncaeins,. .Slcp. 6. SDl.
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As. uleD e. -. &ctm unb go,

10. 38 [7oro funfte StraGG
Qsnftn Die 2tufmsrfiamfsit ibrer 8rsunps uno
oe6 publifuma Iiberbaupt ouf ibr fplenOo unb
nsueS enforcement BON @itsrn fir {3ausbal>
tun9en, beifsbsnb aus Mefern uno @abeIn,@s:
uno sbsesq6feln, S6pfsn, Ssltln, @mairtsn
Socbsrn uno Yrefsrpn9'SefTsln miiin9enen
SeOsln, Si9elsisn, eidbtsrltttsn, aibtibses
ren, qSatern, Gbaufeln unb 5an9sn, Srats
uno SadsYfannen, Sfjtlsts, Sofssmiblen,
Sbeersn, @lofen, gpis9eln, 8robs, BoIbs,
&sfss uno MarftsS 6rbsn, @sbsrsWaarsn &C.
mas ale su ben nisbri9itsn Yrsiisn psrfauft
msrben pirb.
Nsabin9, Mdr;7. 6p.
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y c t s, s. eli s.

13r. .O0hn y. IAtRule'!s erprcttes unp
tettes 5elImlttel fir bic innerlleten uno dus
Bsrn 81 ei l. (Shlpene 4per.)
9a1Tclbe%itebt aus OiQen, Ou(per uno
Wrtur gum 38aihen. wenn es Dem beiaes
tn9ten Ssbroutbs5ette semdB actraueht ,pire,
10 nlre e6 unfeblbar 9ro6e greiCGteruna aes
ben uno III tur3r 3eit cine pcaitdupiae Rur
terprtcn, bel 9tmer3en cber BcEen OH DER
Auslseruna ccer iprnn Der 4fter beraueoriuat
Siele NIrnftbcu, lppnn fe Stbarfes e,Tsn
ODER Starfss trlntcn, befommen i'm 4fter
nnb Sunrament Gin Seben, melcbes pureb's
Srasen 70 emrfnplieb wlro, ba6 man bernaeb
nl1et ltsen fam, iinp mebr 70 rpenn man i'm
Bette marin miro. Golden ratbe iet elnen
Serlub init bleier Msrisin IN MAIDEN unp
lte rpereen es nlctt hersuen. 3. 3. Rienle
8FOtl9easWspI5in TT aucb pcrtrcftIicb fir
alle Auefbld9e am menlhibcn R6rpet, uno
ee'cnpsrs nm ben Setter, Ninsmurm, 6iB:
tlattern, Shaarbof, faues 3abnt1eife6,
Wlletuer, arlnoiaen Grrf, 9tbnrpen auf
Dem Scpfe Nueftblaa im'Sefttbt &c. III beis
len nnc Dem Sriben oprr 5nfen ginbalt III
ttun. 0ie(ee alIss III pureb grfabruna uno
hureb 3euanlfIe beitatiat unc tewielen.
6aupt Office fur ben Yerfauf Der ctiaeu
Weo3im Bel u. Dupe0e, Glib Cite CITRATE,
Neaen1 Serfs gauntp, spa.
llne bel mir, i'm ,,Srcfarn wirtbsbaus.n
DRY TAVERN in Inter 5eipelters, 8erfsgo.
Sel Sec. Ollller, Stcbrbalter, in QBomcls.
porf; bei 5rn 5uper, Stpbrbalter in Inter
6eibelbera.
preis 81, fur pjaen, pulver unb QGafb.
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nsn gu ree Derfertissrs preiisn te 7ebn
Hitter nno Co., in 0teacina.
gbsnfalIs i'm Sleinen lei q g.t1l.guofano
uno Or. . nGarfdjau, Neapims Geora q
Daillsr. QBcmelsoorf; 6. unb 9. GholIens
berger iinp Sobn 8eitenman, 6amturo
5immelreieb uno Iltbaus, $iesport; Oabib
sobah, >cbaetspille G. 9. 6. StSeer. N5bs
rersDnrs; s. ssrnsr, W'illereturs; B.Beps
sr, Seperstann 6eipenreieb unb &ns, uno
oamreebt. Gustaun nnp bel belsn ae6tunss.
lperthm Stcbrbatern
Dcllltanoiae eeutfde getrauhsaettel
bealeiten jers 8cttsl
GFS Sobn Ntteruno SO, in Nearina, fins
1estt ermaettist bic ctise beritbmte D1episin
aneb belm Srcben su perfaufen uno ,par,u
slnsm sprsifs ter bem Saufsr sute Drcfite
atipirft. Snii Z 1eao
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Sc miro suQeqeben

Bon Nlten bic fib { bbn fleis
ben, ea6 Der einSi9e Hlae, asibmadpc0s unr
mcDIssmacbts Slticsr Su bsfcmmsn, am mcpi'
gen Sleiperitobr, Nr, 60, OifepeNifrabs, Spis
fben Der 6. uno 7. Strose 1T; NO ibr jseers
isit oas 9r6sts NGorhment non SfIeeern in eies
lsr Stapt iinosn ftnnt Ssst auf 0anp sis
nsn arc6en Gorratb bon nsusn . Obsrr6 en-,
psrihieosne Torbsn, stenfau6 einen ousqeiudb:
ten Tprratb pcn SUDDEN, gaIimr6, Q6eifen;eus
gem cemcen, lIntsrboien ii. {. 10. @S 1T urr
n6tDi9 bies moblbsfannte @tablifiiusnt iu bez
fuhen, um ir9enb Elm 9eftbmafpcues ues&lsbun9ss
ifdf ju finosn ea6 Sbr BADEN wcat, unb iu
lclbsn prejisn bic fiber bsfriebi9snb lsin wers
Den. James Jamcfon.
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0lsibttoe8efQnntmQbuno

uGe Siejeniaen melebe Seblauh's llniperlaI
gden5 fhcn actrautbt babsn, cient surSlatb
ritt, paB Don jest al elele prtiams II. ipohl'
tbatias Wepi5in jererjcit sn baten 1T, inVcs
aoina. i'll ber 9ruferei oieier 3cltuna; i'll
&uBaun in ber 9ruferei cee ,,Geiit .. 3eit;"
in Otr Bern Bel O1eItbior 6erb, beiS Nen:
no uno 0anisISenBqBirtbebaufe inSernpils
le; i'll 6amtur9 i'll Der i,@ttnellpof" Oruf'
rel; in3ulpebcden, uuweit Ntbrerstnra, bel
Scbn SehteI in womelsborf bel =. Soft,
Blsrbrauer; i'll Nopamstaun an 6einrih
Staufer's Gtcbr.-gs 1T jepem wcblmcl.
nenp asratben, NIT oeter meri;in ensn8sr:
futb su maebcu. Befonoere wirffam 1T ite
BET Wutter,peb, Sophtbmersen, 5ersflcpfen,
W1anael al gBluit, cper tpenn Der W1asen
eas e0en ulett pertgasen mill, etcn 70 pirf:
fam bel Seitenitefben uno NIfenIhmerscn,
Mno AUDI beiltnorbnunsen lit ter mcnatIieben
Nsini9una. SIR ben tIauen 6uiten Der Sin'
Der 1T fle febr sn empfeblen, 81 lle renfeIten
tinnen fnrSer 3eit eurirt.
Sriorict 5dlaud,.
CfstN 1oNa
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Or. Ved)ter's
gun9en- -Dreferpatip,

Drris SO Cent bic SlaGcbe
SIT cine isbr Itbdstare 3utsrsituns, entbsft
bureb einen reseImd6i9en uno teribmteu peuts
fhen Ar5t, Der fte Itcr fnnfi9 Sabre in fels
ner cisenen Draris III Ocutfeblauo 9ebrautbt
bate, III melbem Qanpe Ge rpdtrcnD jener
3eit aubert aus9eeebnt benuet fpurps, ,bei6us
ten, grtdItun9en, &atsrbheber, gnabrntsi9.
felt, Seuhbuttcu, Seiten unp VIfenGtbmer.
gen. SutIpeien, jeorrNrt Srutt: unb 2un9en
befebnrrpeil, uno in 6eilung bcr bcrannaben
Den 2tuesebruu9. 95ieIee fam aIs COB Der
oti9en WlepiSin 9efaat iperoen, ater bic 5eis
Observation-Disclosures flnb Su fcflpiella bas
;u; jeber befrlcbi9enpe 8emeie in pefenQBir>
tunaen miro in einem SerIube bamit asiuns
ben werbeu, fopie aud ;ablrcihe Gmpfl bluu>
aen bic NnweiIunsssettel te9leitenp. lleber
1000 Slaleben 0nb alcin i'll Qbilabelpbia
pdbreup Dem lesten Dinter perfauft pcrber,
pen ibcr5euaeuocr Se,peis bon oetien0lusbar
Felt, font ,pilrbe .ene 70 srobe Quantitat nie
berfauft poroen fein.
60 Dirflam 1T bic !Olrolsin aeDefen in
6eiluna per perftbisbeneu &rantbeitsn fir
wete Qe empfoben 1T, oa6 (te allen anoern
5utereitnnaen Don Sarfaparlla, Yanaceas
&c. fetncIl pcranaebt.
SleIe 3enanide fnb bon 3eit su 3eit erbal:
ten unb tetannt Sematbt wOroen, aber rer
Steitenan,pano bon 3eitunastefanntmatbun'
gen perbistet ceren Olittbeluns bier. Di;
seltbt9lautlaen t6nnen leibt iitersenat wer.
esn BON Der Nhslitbteit oiefer O1ebisin penu
tte anrnfen oil eeiop's SeIunobeits gmpori'
tlm $40, l9l. Slcrp 2te Stro6e, unterbalt
Der SlnstraBe, sum Sebilp bes "aolbeneu
golers unb Shlansen," mo 3enaniTe nnr
Slahweifunacn ~ bnnperten bon Sdllen BEL
merfDitrpisiten Suren ourb cisfe W1eei,in
pcrac5eirt rperDen f6mneii.
Neaons, Suli |. 1845.
"0lcie O1epiSin 1T sn pem ctcn anasae
benem preife IN bider Osufersi III baten.
Setrnar &. 1S49. kp.
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Snrot fir Den QBinter.

qaiTst nema6 cine Satbe bio auf ben leeten
2tuasnrif, melt sinsNablds9fei INNER etpas
foifst; uno nun mdbrsno tem fbonsn Wetter
forge fir oa5 ftblsbts. Ssrer Sag bat feinsn
Webld unb Der 1T msiie msltbsr fir bic 3u'
funft icr9t. Ssesr bat bequsme &lsiesr nos
tbi9 unb oas )adtbifs if, fix rpobifeil gu faus
fen QEir ratbeu allsn neIbs ite beplrfsm ben
sreBen Klcioer Stobr pon James Jas
mef on, Rr. 81, Sit Ysnnitrabs, 5mifbsn Der
6tsn II. 7ten Straee, 81 bsiubsn, msnn iIs que
ts &kter Su masi9sn preifsn su fouftn nins
ftben, bsnn CT perfauft pisl moblfsilsr alS ances
re Sodufsr in osfm SADIE uno bdlt Elm srcsss
4dortlmsnt.
James Jamefon.
Hppsmbsr, 20. bp.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-01-22
8u6er, 8l1Oer.

8olsenbe 8ieter 0no 70 eten erbalten unb
gu Den teisefestsn preifen in oider 0rufe:
RET III batn;
Galifornien, rpie 60 1T, ein nnislietes 6anb,
tutb fir Hae Die nab Dem 0oIclanbe reis
fem elegant sebunben, preis 25 Gent.
Jtba, 6rdfu Don Io99enburg cine febr
lebrreide unD unterbaltenbe Sefebiebte oes
leten Sabrbuncsrte, Dreis l8a Gent.
6ebetbudlein fir Kinoer bentih uno
enslifd, III SerfeiL preie IS Gent.
9lub nod enise anDere fleine VIeber, weld,
febr wcblfeil Uerfauft tperten.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-01-22
S1umet 1litlt !!

gpnbsrn 9ebst alsib unb faufst sinen eutsn
8orrntb trefener Waarsn Die llntsrieiebnes
ten psrFaufsn 70 wcblfeil uno 9sbsn alien, alls
gsnlsns Sefrisei9un9 has br Stcbr Suln
SOauptq uartier
wirb. Sober 2trtifsl Der 9efauft perbsn Fam
bon Sattun ;u 2 9snfS bic Oarc. tis Su fus
psrfeinsn tutbsnsn Ncfifidsn. - Sis baben,
immsr tsrsit gum Ssrfauf
9 y mtfb 8iiter,
Hsu Warfst, @cnsffoan, WafDinatpn, Ipple>
ton uno pcrtsmoutb Stemp Mcsl'ns fsbr
mcblfsil. @bsnfale Sarbents, Sslfh, &C.,
b6tbif munesrbar mrblfsiI Sonmt uno iebst
-Sbr fsb immer mlfommen.
:. 8. Dwight uno Comp.
Msabn9, Iu9uif IA l849. bp
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-01-22
Us. u. =. s.. &eim II. So.
Smporttrcr uno Sdncler tn
Stimerifanifcbcn SSnrftpaaret.

W. t''sNs WV SWUCtCt tV
Nmerifamifcbcm SSorttpooreu.
10. 38 l7ero ste 5traee, Keaoina pa.
baben auf S5ano uno bistsn gum Bsrfouf ~
esqusmsn Ssoineunssn, elm a0ssmens5 aiTers
ten'snf bon Ioartpaaren unb S6nsieRua 9eas
9sln nnp Spsifs pcn alien @r6sen; giisn uno
Sfabl pon jeosr Ssnsnnuns; S6raublfods,
amoells, "ne StbmlsossSlaisbdI9s; Sibfsn.
nno Sllntsnldufs; SrbltiTsr; Msffns in sas
tsln anp Ston9sn; 6ctsln, pcn pbilaoslptitr
une sanealter Sabrf; Sattlsrei 5oartwaaren
Sattslbods, patent.qeosr &c. 3inn &c uno TX,
Stanesn. 3'nn, amsrifanifb uno rufdfbss @is
sno'sp aratb' Stan9ens u. piesSls; Spsls
ter, SupftrsSctjsn, 9tists &c. Glas, Sarbsn,
osls uno SirnTs, Supcnt's 2(elers uno Shebs
snspulpsr, nebif piel anbsren Biten bic ass
mcbnllb IN slnbsimifbsn oartmaarssStcbrsn
perfauft nsrben.
Gbenfalls, Sbepero's Sarfapariffa,
Dermifusn SuttensGanoy. unb oeutfd,e
Jtsbers unb Kalthebcrspiuen.
8sabn9, Otdrs 7. bp.