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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30
SIZZLING OFF no MAKE ROOM FOR SpRIyo

GooDS-S BARKER SOL Grand.s offers splendid assert.
men of new and seasonabe goods great reduction from
former prices Among them are rich watered Poplns all
coors figured plain and watered Silks long and SQUARE
broche and wooden Shawls, figured and embroidered
Swisses for evening dresses, wide silk Veves for Man.
as, Merinos ParBmattas Cashmeres &c from 20 to 80
per less than quality of goods has been before
ona
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De LANES De LANES De LAI,

DE LANES DE LAINES DE JAMES
Five De LANES, all new, at Is, worth s 6d-ihe
greatest bargain this cases do Is cd and p, worth
Sc Shawls SILKS, Neves, Mernos Popins, Paramattas
Cssmeres Prints al Cd and per yard Ladies' and gents
best Kid Gloves Sk and Linen Pocket handkerchief of
all kinds Gents rich Scars Cravats and Ties; Ladies'
plain and embroidered Linen Handkerchefs of all kinds
together with fancy goods for presents for New Year.
$50 2h 9. Nj BODlNE, 323 Grandst cor. Of Orchard
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The Disaster to the steamship Ohio.

NUEFWLA, SalIElaY, DC
A survey was called on the steamer Ohio this
morning, and they have reported her safe with
slight repairs to her engines to proceed -
New-York. The Dry Dock here is not large
enough to take her. The Captain is still waiting
orders. The Susquehanna is hourly expected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30
For Europe,

The next number Of TIE Tribune for European
circulation will be issued on WEDNESDAY
MORNING, at o'clock. 1t will contain all
the latest news up to the time of going to press
The Africa sails from this port on Wednesday at
loo'cloch
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30

HAVE YOU SEEN THEM = Genin soll-
cts the attention OF connoseurs in articles of taste to the
and beautiful specimens of Canes he has recently re-
cevcd from France The nountings OF the rchest aud
unique description, including among other ornament
al tops very elegant miniature opera glasses GENIN has
asoepenishedh his stock ofIghy finished Partisan Umbre
and added largely ofdomestc fabrics Of
La class DENIM. "a broadway. OppOsie 81. PauHs.
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nusrwEss woTEo Es.

TO ApyERTIsERs.- hAReE CERcu-
81 Tn 7y.ue< In both city si.d country, and espe-
eAToS renders It the possible medium for ell
.s sho wish 10 make their bnsinesa and wants known
10 The pnltc In tho way which viii ensure ne mos1 poa
,o6 nroStsbie returns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30
Rnptist Missionary Convention.

SYRACUSE saturday, Dec. q.
The session of the Forty fourth Board of the
Baptist Missionary Convention, of the State Of
New.York, will take place in this city, on Wed
nesday January 18th, 1851.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30

~ GEO w. KlTrRgDeE is the Opposition
candidate for Congress in the Ist District of New.
Hampshire. The Wings talk of renominatiug
Hon. AMOS TUCK, though he has declined
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Bnss's COMPOUND Con LIVER OH CAN

.
Owe feelit duly 10 the public to Say few words in
conmendation this unrYaed curative for Colds, Coughs
Pulmonary attacks OF every description. We have not
. doubt this candy taken in season, Consumption
would be warGed of nine out Of encertlnlY the
suferDgs the patient would he greatly aeyiated Even
when lie Candy used in the last stages produces
most soothing aud beneficial effect upon the Consumpye
individual Sonumerous the countertets that must
caution frerds against hem Inquire for BLESS Can
dy ard receive ollIer
Price % cents package For sale at wholesale
TAIL by A. B IL D. Sands, General Agents, 100 Fultonst
Thomas < Maxwell 96 Wilam-st; John Mihau, 1873
Broadwsy Asor and Irving House Drug Stores and 10
RroadVhy
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LADIES Selling off at great
Sacrifice to close the business lat the Beehive 81
Grand-st between Orchard and Ludlow sls Ladies', all
the goodsin the Hive must be sold Immediately ito make
room for spring goods almost without regard 10 cost con
sisting Of Velvet Satin, Silk, wsered SILK and merino
Clocks Sacks Sack Cloaks hianIlas Jenny Linds, &c
Vel vee silks and enos by the yard. Also great va
rely Of Straw Goods and Ribbons, OF all kinds aod quail
lies S. D. HAWKINS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30

GEMS HINT FOR 135l.-lf it is de-
signed 10 combine the with the DULcE in present,
or purchase personal use GEsIss elegant FOUR DOL
LAR WINTER HAT Cap from HE unrvaled aasort-
ent would seem 10 be peculiarly seasonabie aud appro
did hat and handsome fur cap rational souvenir, and
one tia win be likely to keep friends memory green IN
the sou" ss long cold weather lasts In the Spring
the impression be renewed with article from the
same establishment suitable to
GENIN, PA Broadway opposite S. Paula
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30
The Ution XYater Works.

UTICA Saturday Dec. 2, l850
The Utica Water Works Company have de.
clared semiannual dividend Off per cent. Much
of this stock is owned in New.York city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30

kNUN HAS As ZINE A LUI Of Uho h9
ANYBODY EVER or FELT.-Do you want Boa. Nam
or hu or %herewiih make your children comfortable
IN me cool weather? JUS step IN to store i23 Fu oas-
and bis assortment and buy Of him Of course you
viii when you the nice things that he viii aliow you
Beside Knox OF he mos gallant III the word,
and it perlecI luxury TO ade with one so aaabe and
polite
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30
Arrivai OF Gold Dust.

NV ORLEANS. Saturdsy, Dec o
The steamship Pacific, Capt Jarvis, has arrived
here from ChagTes, with 300 passengers and s70,-
600 in gold dust
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS. All those that
have not purchased their presents Tor New Year we adj
wise cali on f LMBUEGER, 4GS roadway, whore they
viii find great variety Of suitable ad rich articles such
as Watches. Jewc'ry Diamonds Silver Plated Ware aud
Fancy Goods, Which he is selling the very market
nricea. d3l 2tG
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ChenlIr. the AboIltIonIst.

PETEKBoRoucH. Y Saturday, Dee, %
VIM l.. Chaplin, who was recently held TO bail
in Maryland for running off negroes, is at this
place He is stopping with bis friend Gerrit
Smith, for few days, before his tour through the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30
The America at Halifax.

HALIFAX, Friday, Dec, q.
The steamship America due last night, arrived
at o clock this afternoon, and sailed at clock
for Liverpool The weather is calm and pleasant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30
Railroad Accident,

COLUMBIA, Wednesday, Dec. 3
An accident occurred yesterday on the Char
otte n C, road, by which the train with twenty
passengers was precipated some 80 feet. Three
lives were lost, and all the passengers were more
or Los inrad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30

CIRcUs.-This evening great array of
attractions presented al the Am ,htheaer including the
specaces Of CULVER and Cinderella" the astonishing
eats OF the French troupe and the cocaes the great
clown Wallet ami his fellow laborer the inmilable Joe
Pent6nd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30

T JoHs P HALE is at Cincinnati having a
public complimentary dinner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30

Ey Hon. NATHAN f, DIxoN, NJ C, from Rhode
Ialand peremptorily declines reelection.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30

BOSTON,. Saturday, Dec e.
Ex-Gov Bell OF New Hampshire died at Chel-
sea on the e3d He represented his State ia the
L. s. Senate from So to I32a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30

B~ Up shout Rutland, Vt. they have snow sir
or eight feet deep.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30
The " City of Glasgow

LIVES Del. sunday, Dec p
No news yet of the City OF Glasgow The
" asher is dark and heavy
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HAPPY NEW YEAR, l851.-I

HAPPY New YEAR, l851.-Ladies, If
you wish beautiful Shoes for the New Year, patronize MIL
LER In Canal.st where you get Quilted Boots, Bus
kins. embT oidered Slippers, Jenny Lind Toilet Shoes,
white and black satin brown and black kid Slippers white
Linen, black and coored GGiter Boots with Misses and
Chdrens Cater Boot, and Shoes, of all kinds and prices
al j. &, hiLLER'S, l34 Caual.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30

DRESSING CAsEs.-The best quality,
complete and cornpnct filled with the best Soaps and
Extracts and ready offered for Holiday Presents
Also agent for Rousses Shaving Cream, and Amandne
Tor chapped hands Perumery OF all kinds.
L. M. QUINCY. 3034 Broadway
I'm
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RRn1lANr SERlEs FOR l85l.-The tirs

BRILLIANT SERIES FOR l651.-The first
number of MORRIS WlLLIss admirable Home JOURNAL,
for the cultivation of the memorable, the progressive land
the beautiful with new features, type, and
tiactous. will be issued THURSDAY MORNING next the
I'd OF January The first number will contain copy
intense interest, ga Portrait Of BELIEF" a returned
Love Letter. Psrisan Gossip :" New York Fashion
able Society," the first of series Of papers on the usages
tastes and etiquette of Polite Life all original and all
from brilliant pens Besides the usual variety OF Spice
Islands passed in the Of reading Literary Notices.
SIciUers and artists :; Foreign" and Domes-
tic Items" Facts and Fances, &c. &c. Those who de-
sire 10 begin their subscriptions TO this excellent Family
Newspaper with the January Number can do SO by en-
closing 81, for years subscription and sending their
lS0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30

u Wisconsin, it will be seen, has but
3O5, 600 inhabitants, so she will only re-
tain her present Representation (three) in
the House.
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rS- We are Indebted to Hon. Messrs. ORN Fowler, h.
s. CoNCER CHAs DURXEE aud other Members OF Congress-
for valuable Documents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30

PRESENTS FOR NEW YEAR.--Ladies
buying De LANES Calicoes Handkerchief Gloves Scarfs
Crayals Ties or IN fact any kind dress fancy Goods,
for presents viii find, 10y calling at G. NJ B0DINEs, 1913
Grandst OF Orchard choice selection of Goods,
2 low nIices. $50 lh
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By Telegraph to the Stw-York Tribune.

- For additional Telegraphic Dis
patches, see Seventh Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30

~ DR.. TRAFroN's Buckthorn Berry
Pills mild and efec.ual and now the acknowledged
best remedy for Bious attacks Liver Complaint Head
ache Gout Giddiness haSual Costyeness Loss of Appe
tile and Indigestion. Depot, l46 Williamst For sale by
the principal city dIuggisls and chems,s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30

r-y VELVET CLoAKs AND SACKS;
Cloth Silk and Merino do Of the most desirable styles
and patterns and greatly reduced prices may be found
al HITcHcoCK LEADBEATERs, 3l7 Broadway corner OF
Leonsrd where every variety of Dry Goods, Silks,
Slaws Mernoes, De LANES, Cashmeres, Callcoes and
everything else, In fact that ladies families use
can be obtained cheaper than in any other part of the City
Their SiXpeny Cacoes and Shilling De lane as well as
many OF their other cheap goods most desirable for
holiday presents for iomestics al If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30

A SuITApLE HOLIDAY PREsENT.-Une
OF the most appropriate presents gentleman can make
lady of Youngs beautiful Fur and there IS no bet
ter Mace in the City gel them than GoUNGs cheap Fur
Stnfes 6 IS broadway and 96 BoWeTY. az az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30

THE LATEST FAsHIoNs.-ANDREw q
LANPHER, Tailors, 2O3 Broadway, make up the FINEST
sGooDs at the LOWEST Prices iorcash. M eodMW&
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Political Movements and Prospects -lss,..,o,
supremacy-Danser TO Swltzerlaaa and
France.

LETTER FROM LUDWIG SIMON, oy r.gvr,
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FALL style HATS, CAPS AND FURs.-
fall STYLE Hats Gaps and Furs combining every desirable
requisite and will compare to advantage with any cold III
the City at the OAe Price Store 1913 Cana.s superior
assortment of Velvet aud Cloth Caps chdIens Fall and
Winter Hats in their variety. j. w. kELLOGG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30

TURKISH CAPs.-GENlN has ust re-
ceived direct Constaniinope splendid assortment
OF Mems and Chidrens Turkish Caps Persons desrous
of possessing unique article will apply soon, there
but few GENIN, 2l4 Broadway, opposite St. Pauls.
HOLIDAY GIFTs.-Coffee Urns, Plated
Britannia Tea Sets, Cssors Forks, Spoons Table Cutlery
Trays WATERS fine polished Fire Irons &c. Also, Boys
Tool Chests seighs Skates aud variety OF Goods in the
Furnishing and Fancy Hardware Line for sale low by
j. w. & c. SULLIVAN 76 Sixth-ayenue,
$50 p corner WaYery-place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30
Dols OfTOys,
For Girls and Boys.


E9y JouN ]. Brown & Co. 1913 Fulton
a. pen. the Dutch Church. away from the din and hustle of
Broadway have go)d assortment OF Tin, WOOD, ANA
Rubber and Porcelain Toys, Doll Heads &c at low prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30

On Saturday AT m. for ladies' and children d28 G+
UsEFUL PREsENTs~W We would invite
our readers and the public call JOHN L. WATKINS,
ia Fuopst where they will find useful and handsome
presents in Boys Misses and Childrens Boots, Shoes,
CATERS in every variety Also, large selected assorl'
ueDt of Indies and Genemen's wear, of his own man.
fsctre which he sells very low prices for good articles
d2pSt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30

REMoyAL.-PErERso q Humphrey
have removed frem 432 Peast TO their Carpet Store
$40 Broadway corner of Whites The balance OF the
stock of Carpets and Oil Coths removed from Pearst.
will be exhibited IN the basement of their store, and
sold at 10 per cent than until dsposed Of d28 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30

DANcING.-A. DoDwoRTH's Academy,
da9 Broome near Broadwaycasses for second quarter
will commence on Friday evening, January s. 1T o'clock.
On Saturday at M for ladies and children. d28 Gtr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30

GENTLEMEN's FURNIsHINGs.--Gent
mon have in the habit OF paying exor6sn prices for
their Under Shir,s and Drawers Scas and Csya Pocket
Handkerchief Gloves Hosiery, &C. but If they win LOOK
vef tho assortment OF HITCHCOCK LEADBEATER, on The
o 7er of Broadway and LsoDard-sts they will find thai
got everything OF tbs kind there and for about
hs4he price they haye TO pay a. geDuemens furnishing
hsh Sao dz7 II
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GERMANY.

B'7'd' 80 ffe Resdjrg s., 7sii isl R-iz.ns. IS;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30

PARlAN AND BlsQuE CHlNA "A good
yae Of eguss g ssSnan asTsn
end Chair !" &c dc and great variety OF other useful
aud fancy srucles, DAVIS COLLAmORE,
dN G. AT Broadway near 0rand-si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30

~ FowLgRs Il WELLS, Phrenologists
and Puhsheys Clinton Hail. lsl Nassag near tho Para
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-03-05
g t q t b.

--am l8. Setr., in NcfIanp, Sarab Dots
terc, i'm 45lten $ebenslabre.
--am l6. Setr, in Nicbmonr, Sriebrib
Bauer, am 8luttrets, i'm soften $etensjabre.
-am IS. Srbr., IN Nlebmcnp, gliIabetb,
schter bon Sacrb >cibellperser, i'm 6. SAB.
-am II Setr., IN Noflano, Gnna Wlars
saretba Srpseppp, all csr Aus3ebruus, in
79fen Sabre ibres Altsrs.
-am l7ten 8ebruar, in glfaB elilatetb
Spenslcr, 95ittipe pes Uerforbsnsn Sobm
Srensler, i'm 49itrn $ebenejabrs.
am Is. Sebr., in oieler 9tapt 5einrieb
6p6t, i'm soften SABRE irines Aters.
--am 24ttsn, in Ncapna, 2Bllliam Jamee
Gin NepoIutlcnefcIoat, in Dem boben 2Itsr
BON 9S Sabren.
--am 2iltcn, in OIep, O1artn 9eturf, i'm
Hlter bon elnl9en 80 Sabrcn.
DIN IL. Scbr., in Nuseomtmancr, pss
ter Dlcts, i'm 77iten Sabre leines alters.
am %. Sam, gu Slsu 6anncpsr, Oaont'
acmsrp Co., Daniel Sae, Gin NepoIuticns'
(plpat, i'm alter bon "a Sabren.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-03-05
5oGerlfrob's Qebenstinftur

Dir $etenetinftar turirt auf cine sefhmins
De 1(rt, nmp wenn eutb alle W1epiJin berinttt
nno niebt msbr belfen mill, sp.s J.. 3. tsi l, 2,
3 uno 4taaaem falten, wie auch bel blBlaen
Siebcrn, ss1etpollsnen 8sinen, 6tr5flopfsh
llebefeiten, grbreeben, Ourhfaa, alten 6rs
iten Shnupfen, DliIsfrantbeiten, ,ssibl6mer'
jen Nbeumatiemue, Nubr, innerihe spsils,
9ispepf, &opfpeb; bic ferner Welanhclie,
&olif, W1uttertcfbnerins uno Gelbfubt, {,
fe fitrt alle ltnreiniafeit aus oem maaen
uno ben 8scarmen. teforoert Die Ssrpauuna,
maebt portreffiCten Gppetit gum giTen, nnp
reinist auf Iebr leiebte QBsils in &ursem ras
aGerUerfc6tete Getltt. Sci &inpern Ser>
trsitt fs aas Irtsn BON Wiruern.
gu baten tsi Nnton Saberitrob, in Neas
oina, Scbn Bols, in Otsr shlpebofen H.
brabam Sieter, in &ustaun, Sctn Sanmab
Oifrift, 8eoras Seberman, Wohrersburs
Scbn 6oat, Sernpille, Jatob Sfarsanap
Winbicr. Ibrab. Seaslp, Niebmonc, Srnfe'
rel rsr Sbnellpott, 6amtura, Secrse Slab,
Saffcn sannltbip, $ibanon gaumtp, nnb in
oirItr Oruferei
8etruar, 20. 1850. tD
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Nerbciratbef.

-rurd een gbrw. Bm. pauli, am 90.
Netr., 6srr wm. WeiH init OIib Anssline
Slctb, BON Bern. am 22itel per- sepls
{o,pe nit D7is Cara 8arret BON Neaoins
am s3ltsn, 6srr Scnatban 5srbeln NIT
wis elila sntbsiIsr, BON eIlab, am "a
fen, Ssrr Sobn Bernbarbt init A5lB eatba'
rina Niebaro, BON Neaoina.
-ourd, ben gbrm. u. g. ssintate, am l5'
5anuar, 6srr Saecb binfep init Wtib Anna
6cElsr, beioe bon Inter 6eiesltsre am ~
SER, 5ur S,attan 5eil init w'ib W'ars
Seifstsr, bsibslpon 6ereforo. ;.
-oureb ben gbrm. g. s. 5otfnns,l,s,raa Z, III III
qpomslsporf, am 90. Usbr., 5srr lSililat'
0Duner, BON Waarion, nit UgiB spola .ytats m
tbepe, bon Slnmanstaun, an litsn, osar osd
Soratio 6 Woraa, W1 o, bon SnrbnfollIs
S,crtbumterlano Co., NIT WllB Wsarp K
gse. BON wcmelsoore So. -,
'-ourdb osn gbrw. 9bomos Z. 5aser, ah'
1atem Ser 6einrieb &aebsl nit 8rau Sara
Oipers, beioe pom Brsdmcd.
--surst pen gbrp. G. >, Ni6arpe, am o
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Dap td9lib ourd oiepoitoffice an 10000
bef0roert iperoen.
Gs ffnb 76 Sbreiber uno 33 Grdoer
i'm poifamt oneeitelt (nebft @ebdlfen).
Oabel miro Die Urbeit bon ben Oampf
tbltten nab Gnelano. Sremen unb @alis
tornla nibt eerebnet.
Stortb. @orrelp.
8eilt aus B6rne's @briftn. .-Oie Ge.
beimnide per poIitit uno bic brabarter Cpl.
Sen ,psrosn unter Der groe sefl6prst; eenn
bic freie >nft 3crriTe oas ilbsrfeine 8cIpinnlt.
ltno bas erSeusniB 70 bclen @slbes Gin
0bIeicr. tlnp Der 8etraueb Die Scb6ns
belt perIiert, mas Die 5a6licbfeit sGpnnt
llne BET NuBen J. Gin Winofo6 belt ben
Shlsler anf cine ein3ise Wlinuts 3crittrts
bic Sanittnna elmer laneen 3Boete. limb
Die setre ?-Sermett euren SIaete su >sin
,pano fir eas Srlt; bic bdlt wino II. 9Bet
ter aus nap tlelbet Den 8hrssr mie ben So.
mig.
Sarl per 3meite, S6nia ocn gneIanb, btrs
ts ben terabmten Sreiaelit 9cfas sinise un
slautlihe ebineNlcbe Selebi6tcn r5ablen
nno taste ju ieinen naheitsbenrrn 6ofcuten =:
Older aelebrte 3bccIcae 1T Gin fpnperbarer
Wlail. CT slautt Gaee, nur nitbt bic 0tteI.
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ten Sam, 6err T3illiam 0lcrton init Srau
glifatetb Steamer, beipe BON NsapinS.
-eurtb ren gbrp. Daniel ilIritb, am 2.
Getr. 6err Sfaae 8sBler init Olib ssab Vais
fert. teioe BON 9uIpsbcfen, Der Sohau
mes grntt, bon 6eioclters, init WliB Dlaria
msnrieb, aus Der SlabbarItbaft Don Bern,
DiIe am 17ten, 5err Souatban Sbatfsr
nit D1is Nebefa Shiniot, 30. bon 9nlpsb.
-cureb oen gbrw. 3. NtlIer, am 49, Sch.
6crr 9amuel 5cfmalb BON ellab, nit Wlib
gliIatctb DeiTeber, bon @crtaun, DIN 23.
ttcn, 6err Scbn W0. 6ctb, Don Nihmcnc,
nit O1i6 @arab Mofer, pon Wiaipsncrirf.
-rureb oen gbrn. G. 8. 5srmann, am
17tcn, 6err Daniel Sns init Oitb $cuiie
Rns, beioe ppn &uBtann.
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Sos Neopprss9gntt.

lin Ole unabbdnsisen Stimmseber Scr
Staet Reaoin9,obne parteiuntsribieo.
f1Iitbur9er SD erluds @ub abermalS
um Cure Stimmen fir QSieosrrmdblun9 gum
WSaDprS=9tmte. Sb sriGsns Dor Cub
ais unparteiilber @anbibat uno meroe oanfbar
iein fur Die llnterifleun9 ale msinsr Srsunos,
cb QSbi9s ODER 9smofraten. @S 1T pieleitbt
unnStbi9 fir MIDI gu fa9en, bas in msinsn Iins
fsnesn Sobrsn unb oirfti9sn Gsrm69snsums
ltdnosn Der flsne @sbalt unb @inflinfts, per>
buneen NIT Dem Nmts, weIbsS it burd) Cure
@unlf felt einsm Sabre bebisnt babe, wftiae
@e9snlfdnhe fir MIDI fino Scatst Sbr mid
NIT elmer 0Sisesurwdbun9 bssbrn, 70 wsrcs
ib periuben bic pfibtsn ts6 2lmkS Su @ursr
3ufrisosnbsit Su srfia en-.
@usr Nlitbir9er felt "a Sabrn,
6eer9 6cb.
Msabin9, NldrS 5. bQS.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-03-05
(SuS pem Weekly Farmer, Philadelphia)
Nbilooelpbter Slebmartt.
Ybilaeslpbia, Nsbruor 81. 1850.


1Sir bsnerftsn rsfe QScbe Elm flsinsS Skis
gen i'm prsiis Der bslfsn Sblabtobien, ,ps9sn
Der peSi9Iibsn 0uatdt bs6 ansstptsnsn 4ors
ratbs. Die Ssrfdufs marsn nibt eros, absr
Der 8Orratb gum Gsrfaaf mar faif bsifr Wis
mir i'm felt eini9en @pbsn eeisbsn. Yrsiis rec
9uIirn iib 9sw6bnIib nab Der 0uaItdt, aus
Fer e6 mare ouserorrtntlide Nabfra9s, mas
9e9snmdrt9 nibt Der SAL 1T. 2tn9sbonn wurs
Den 1900 Stid Obien, 400 Sbmsins, 300
Sibe uno $500 Sbaafc. OpsratiOnsn uno
prsiie:
Shlobtcdkn.--SOO Gtid perfauft su So
bs $78 Die 100 Yfuno. 400 muroen nab N.
Vcrf 9streben.
sibs.-8srfauft gu $25 biS $35 fir Milds
ftibs, $l5 bls $40 fir Sprn9sr unb Sc bj6
S12 fir trofns SIbe.
Stmeins-qebsncs $50 bi5 $53, 9s1blabs
tsts SOL Die 100 Yfuno.
Sbaaf-9is Yrsifs parrsn bon $14 Dis
$44, nab Der 0ualltdt.