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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-06-12
RngInnd In America Docu-
- .r~- mcnts.

EnxInnd In AmerTca-Interesting DOcu-
-Ua meDts.
- There are in the possession of pri-
vate gentleman of Washington some
twenty volumes of manuscripts, pur-
chased at an auction sale of old family
relics, which contain a comprehensive
history of English proceeding with ref.
erence TO Spanish America, including
portions of both the Northern and South
ern halves ofthe Continent and the Span
ish West Indies. Most instructive, Gu
rious and rich are the developments Of
political morality in private instructions
to the Commandants and the Admirals
having charge of the English forces sta
TONED on this side of the water, osten-
-sibly to guard the Colonies, but in re-
sality to look out for the growth of the
British dominions as occasion might Of
! fer.
In 1889 proposition was made 10
the then Premier, the Duke of Newcas-
tie by Col. ]. Hamilton, to take Cuba
an acquisition represented to be of inn
mense value and mportance-with lit
tie expense to England. He proposed
to raise ten thousand troops in the Colo.
nies, to be subsisted by them upon the
requisition of the Home Government;
and with the aid of two meD-of-war to
be sent from England, he thought the
thing could easily be done. The troops
were to land at Matanzas, then an un-
protected port, and Marchupon Havana.
The men-of-war were to appear at the
same time in the harbor of Havana =
Being thus besieged by sea and land
the Spanish could be easily starved out
should an effort to take the city by storm
prove a failure. Just at the time thi;
proposition was made, England was ne
gotiating a treaty with Spain, but the
plan was TO put all the blame upon the
Colonies. The scheme fell through al
the tine,J but thirty years after it wa:
carried out precisely as indicated, and
fourteen millions of specie were taker
from the Cuban Treasury. Spain OBJ
atained treaty aEterward and got the Is
land back, bat not the money. r.
The intrigues of the English Govern
,mept TO obtain possession of the 18th
mus and other portions of Central Amer
lea presents history of great interest
Two Admirals were continually. em
lployed Ia Chatfeld in this business
We understand that portions Of thes
documents are being prepared for pub
iieaton. The book will be interestin
-iRmanS points of view. particularly a
showing what catspaw England ono
made of the American Colonies.
N. Y. Tribune.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-06-12
sMARsEILBEs HYMN ~

Ye sons Of Freedom woke to glory,
Hark hark what myriads bid you rise;
Your children, wives and grandsires hoary,
Behold their tears and hear their cries!
Shall lawless tyrants, mischief breeding,
With hireIing host, rufian band
Alright and desolate the land. D. p.-r.
While peace and liberty lie bleeding.
To arms, to arms,ye brave! Z Ai
- The patriot sword unsheath, s4,s
March on, march on, all hearts resolved
On Liberty or death! sSLii9 IT7 le
Oh, Liberty! can man resign thee, 3
Once having felt thy glorious fame!
Can tyrant's bolts and bars eonhne thee,
And thus thy noble spirit tamea
1 90 long our country wept, bewaihng
The blood-stain'd sword our eonq'rors WELD
But Freedom is our sword and shield,
And all their arts are unavailing.
To arms, to arms, ye brave,
The patriot sword uusheath,
March on, march on, all hearts resolv'd
On Liberty or death!
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-06-12

borne in triumph back to the theatre.
where that night, he heard, amid re-
newed applause, his glorious song. sung
between every act, and each time gain.
ing renewed laurels.
Ten days after, Rouget de L'Isle was
married to Claudine, the prima donna of
Marseilles; and the young composer, in
gratitude to her and her countrymen,
changed the name Of his song, and
called it by the name it is still known
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remained upon the wreck 10 try and
save any article that came to hand;
and as soon asithe waves had subsi-
ded, | made out to open one Of the
lights and get part OF the way into
the cabin. / felt round upon the
water for anything that might float,
when the first thing | laid hold oI
was a Bible, which l reached out to
one Of the Arabs, who had come 10
assist me. BY good luck my sketch
book and drawings came to hand
the most important articles to me
aboard. II | had lost them II would
have been a serious misfortune in.
deed, for had undertaken the voy-
age, as you know, expressly for
them, and you can't imagine my
feelings as | fastened with them 10
the deck. By this time the boat had
returned to the wreck, as we'll as the
Arab crew to their senses, when we
all went to work to get oct what
things we could. But nearly every
thing we got at was ruined. We
worked hard to save what we could,
as the wreck was settling fast under
the water. The boat returned to
land with the things we had saved
] lost my valuable gold watch, and
although | succeeded in getting my
trunk out, the Arabs got il open,
and robbed me Of all nv money.
l.* - su > .Hea$ G0*
am now on my way 10 the Jor-
dan, the Dead Sea, and Jerusalem,
across the Great Desert. We have
a party of ten, among whom are
Rev. Mr.. Sessions and Pickering
Dodge, ESQ.,, of Salem. We shall
be in the Holy City at a most inter-
esting Easter-week-when
the place is crowded with pilgrims
from all quarters, and when we
shall have an opportunity OF seeing
all the interesting ceremonies Of that
occasion, including the Miraculous
lighting Of the holy fire.
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Before the cuckoo earliest spring
~ Its silver cirelet knows,
When grsening buds begin TO swell,
And zephyr melts the SHOWS;
no And when Defenders breezes howl
Along the moorlands bare,
And only blooms the Christmas rose,
The daisy still is there!
Samaritan of flowers to it
An races are alike,
The Switzer on his glacier height
sisa The Dutehman by his dyke;
The seal-skin vested Esquimaux,
Begirt with icy seas
And underneath his burning noon,
vl- The parasOl'd Chinese.
The emigraRt on distant shore.
a'- Mid scenes and faces strange,
=. Beholds it Towering in the swami,
Where'er his footsteps range;
And when his yearning, home-sick heart
Would bow to his despair,
threads his eye lesson sage
s- That God is every where!
Stars are the daisies that begem
1, The blue fields of the sky,
Beheld by all, and every where,
Bright prototypes on hight
' And TO the waverer be
-s An emblem of st. Paul's content,
ST. Stephens constancy.
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PRoaREss.--The Detroit Free
Press. Of the Sd says:
A couple Of ladies in the new Tur-
kish costume appeared in our streets
Yesterday. The new dress is deci-
dedIy pretty. a'1ss a-ssii7 1go
The Fort Wayne, Ia, Times says
that two young ladies promenaded
the streets Of that city last week,
habiied in the improved style Of
short dress and Turkish trousers.
AtLowelI, Mass, May 81:
The Turkish dress has at length
made its appearance. Four young
ladies have been perambUIating our
streets all the morning, dressed IN
light blue de Iaine skirts, long enough
to reach below the knee, with ninli
Turkish trousers Of the same maieri'
al, and neat blue gailers 10 match
They certainly made a very neat
and pretty appearances, and behaved
themselves in a very modest and
becoming manner. This change In
the ladies' cosiumesis much approved
of by every body here, and BIDS lair
10 become the rage, particularly
among the factory girls, Of whom
we have some twelve or fifteen thou
sand.
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Goodman's Western Counterfeit
Detector for June was premp.lyis-
sued on Saturday. II contains the
following list Of new counterfeits:
COunterSeit Fives on the Clinton
Bank of Columbus have been put In
circulation in this city within few
days. We have not yet seen one,
and arg unable to give absorption.
1t Is said they are well executed.
Twenties on the Bank Of Tenues-
see, letter G, different numbers and
date; and twenties on, the Bank Of
Kentucky-both we'll executed and
dangerous counlerfeits. 'ff-Jf
Merchants and MeckanieS Bank
of Wheeling.--5's letter A, dated
Oct. l, lS49. The general appear
ance Of the DILL is well calculated to
deceive. By close inspection Of
the bill, the engraving viii be found
very streaked. sa.i -'a'' ft
DdnE OF Gedugds Oht0.-IUS let-
ter B, dated May Is, lS50-S.
Osburn, Cash. and Dan'l KEN Pres.
The engraving is very coarse and
they are easily detected.
Bank of Pitts6urgh, Pitts6mgk,
Pa.-Counterfeits, Bank OF Pitts
burgh, Of the denomination Of S5,
letter d; vignette, female figure, with
spinning-whee and staff; signatures
stiff and unnatural though very
Likely TO deceive---have made their
appearance recently. 1t may, be
well to take note Of il.
Farmers Bank of Virginia.-
zoos, letter A. pay Natha'l Greene,
Vignette. two females sitting in a
wheat field; steamboat in the dis
tance. Locomotive on the left mar
gin. fai-a
, Bank of Pittsburgh.-5s, dated
May l, 1850. Vignelte, female and
spinninig-wheel. Engraving coarse.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
We clip the following from alet-
ter Of George Dawson, Esq, of the
EUening Journal, now on a visit to
the Words Fair;
From IL M. yesterday to S this
morning, we have made 23l miles
As we approached "the banks" all
eyes were on the look out for whales,
icebergs, fishing barques, and other
sights common in this locality. Nor
did we look in vain. The cry Of ga
fghl" ga fight" drew crowd
around the starboard wheel-house
soon after breakfast. But instead of
"set 10" between men, we looked
upon a combat between fishes-a cod
and a dog-ish. The fight ragged lu-
riously-t lie combatants keeping
even pace with our vessel, and with
in 20 feet Of US, as if the affair was got
up Tor our special amusement. They
dashed against each other with terri
bic efierceness--retreating and char
ging with precision which justified
the opinion that they had both taken
the highest honors in the "nohle art
Of self defence" In less than FIVE,
minutes, however, the cod "gave
signs of woe that all was lost" He
came sup TO the scratch" with an
unsteady wiggle, but still he came.--
He scorned 10 "turn tail'' upon his
enemy; and like a real hero, "he died
with his front to the foe;" from which
incident 1 infer that antagonism is a
universal principle, and that Peace
Societies have made as little progress
in the Atlantic as on either side OF il.
The excitement which this affair
produced, had hardly subsidized before
the exclamation, "there's a whales"
attracted our attention TO point some
miles to the north, whers occasional
"spouts" indicated the presence Of
one or more Of the lions Of the deep.
The sea was quiet, and movements
OF the leviathans were seen with
great distinctneSs, at brief intervals,
Tor half IN hour. Il was an interes-
ting spectacle frequently witnessed
during The day. sa Oh
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From the Louisville Journal.

GThis is one of the pleasantest and most
ingenious :hings we ever saw. We think we
admire the pyramid even more in ascending
than in descending it
THE PYRAMID by C. s. PERcIvAL-
To be read ascendingly. deseendingIy, and con
descendingly
There
For aye
To stay,
Commanding, -
IT'S standing.
With godlike air.
Sublimely fair!
...H s. It's fam desiring,
p Its height sdmiring.
Looks. on it from afar
Lo. every smiling star.
To raise the pile to heaven
These beauteous stones nre given,
Each prayer for truths inspiring light
Each manly struggle for the right,
Each kindly word to cheer the lowly,
Each aspiration for the holy,
Each strong temptation nobly overcome,
Each clam'rous passion held in silence dumb,
As slow it riseih toward the upper Heaven,
Stone after stone unto the mass is given.
Its base upon the earth, its apex in the skies,
The good mans character pyramid doth rise
GALLAT1S, Tenn. :, May 2j, 1851
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oag 4 young man of Marietta, Pa, who
had, run,s nail in his foot, was relieved
Of a serious attack of lockjaw by. the
application Of chloroiorn1 to the spine.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-06-12

-sa7 The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company are contracting for the con-
t,veyance Of freight at the. rate of one
and 'ous-third cents per ton. per mile,
nand the State Engineer Of New York
skES declared that railroads can carry
-,ffeight for eight mills per ton per mile.
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FAcETIoUs BEGGARs.-The la S t
number OF the Knickerbocker con-
tains the following, which BROTH
er editor commends TO the attention
OF the swarms OF our countrymen
now on their way 20 London:
al advise you to go to work." said
an American in London TO a beggar,
who was periinaciously beseeching
hin for a shilling. "You are hear
ty, hale fellow; | advise you TO go
to work." 81 asked you for your
money; / didn't ask you for your ad-
yiceP' was the cool reply. Almost
as impudent as the Spanish mounted
beggar in Valparaiso, who replied TO
the remark Of a pedestrian traveller:
"Why, sir, you come to beg Of me,
who am compelled TO go on foot,
while you ride on horseback avery
true, sir; and | have the more need
TO beg, for ! have TO support my
horse and myself too; so be so good
as tc hand over" So terry reason
able was this proposition that il was
at once complied with. ,-rr
IMPROVED METHOD or MANUFAo-
TURING TWISTED GUN AND PIsToL BAR
RE1s.-We learn by the London
Mechanics Magazine that a Mr..
Aaron Rose, OF Worcester, England,
has lust enrolled his description OF a
new method Of manufacturing twis-
ted gun barrels, which is thus de-
scribed:-An iron or steel rod, or a
mixture Of both, Of sufficient length
and thickness TO form gun or pistol
barrel, is wound into compact coil,
and then placed in an anvil having a
semi circular groove, where 1t is sub
mitted to the action of the tilt ham,
mer. The coil is then submitted to
welding heat IN an air furnace, then
hammered and rolled, stream Of
water being used in both cases to
wash away The scale. - = asi9ioq {.
The tilt hammer has a groove on
Its face corresponding with the anvil
10 act upon the coil, before the weld
ing. 80 ..~.7 ~
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From BIaekwood's Edinburg Magazine.
THE DAISY.

The daisy blossoms on the rocks,
Amid the purple heath;
1t blossoms on the rivers banks,
- That threads the gIens beneath;
The Eagle, at bis pride Of place,
Beholds it by his nest;
And, in the mead it cushions soft
The Lark,s descending breast.
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Oerbanolun9en Der StaorGtte.

Common Council 3immer. april 90 1851
Der Natb perfammste itb, ole Wit9lisbtr
anutftnb. Gas protofcq BON lester Tsrfaills
luna purbt etlsftn unb 9enebmiet.
Die Sinfbrifttn fir StrastnsDrbt0trun.
gen, BON Issttr 8sriammlun9, wurbtn bann
aufssnommsn unb auf antras an Die Srassn
Scmmitt. iiberssbsn.
Cine Sittfbrift wures eingereid,t uno aslts
isn, fir Nusbsikruns Der 9utters an Der 12ttn
unb Suttontpooeffras gbsnic sin. firs Ours
ben unb Gsparirsn Der 0. Srass. gbsnio cine
firs @tnsn unb @rdpsln Der 7ten Snase, pcn
Der qaursI bis Sur &outbifrass, mslbe ale an
bic Stra6snsS Scmmittst ibsrmitfsn murben.
Die &sbnuns pon 10. Dapis, fir @tinss
msiIsn, Setra9 81 75, purbs sslsisn unb III
bsSablsn becrbsrt.
Die Yorfbldss BON Jorn. 9idsfon, bic Ssus
srpluas i'm Stanbe ~ balttn &C., Wureen auf
Nntraa Der SinanjsS omnittse ubsrssbtn.
SsfblIITtn pom SeIset Souneil ben Marfts
mtiffer anmsiitno, bic Stdnbs in ben O.arfts
bdufsrn am srifsn Mittmob i'm Mai ;u psrfaus
fen &C., wuros btiesifimmt.
Die SsfbliGt pom Se!eft GouneiL bstrsf;
fsnb ben Ierfauf Der Snins &c, une Die
Nnifsuuns BON ADAM Mcpsr, ale Nasnt, ,purs
ben bann aufssncmmtn, psrdnbsrt uno railirt,
uno BET seoabte assnt riubt, i'll ben &itp'3sl'
tun9tn anjuSeiaen &c.
Ssfblus pom Sslst Council, Die Stusrecnls
mitht anmsiisnb bic neusrbauten Sprssnbdus
fer ;u bslittisen, fir cine 9blus'Nbrsbnun9
NIT cem Sontraftor uno Saumsliftr.
Cine Iorfienune BON Iidualienbdneltrn u.
unbsrm bittsnb um cine Bsrdnosrun9 IN Der
OrbinanSbsn Wsrfouf boStdnbs in bsnSRartts
bduitrn bstrefsno, ben jesisen Snbabsrn osr'
ftlbsn ben VcrSus 5u libsrn &c. Durbs ss!slsn
unb litst ibsr.
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6ur;aefafte SSeuiafeiteu.

Der Gdacin gu bsr ucuen Ct SlmeS Stride, Gde
Der 5. unb GbcSnutfrabe. pirb ndbten Sonntaa &C.
Iegt ncrten.-Gne an,abI iungsr qeute. In SoeioeI.
berg 5aunitp, iiub scionnsn cine ucue Srsipinise
Gompdgne gu biIbsn. bic nit 4an,eu bctpafnet per-
ben icu uno brren gli9Ieber l6 ,,qau,ierS" nennen
trerben-9Sie mir pernebmen in Der lleberncbmer bcs
SducS bcr bielgen SdumipolIen Sabrii. Gen Sd
mes, nod Der Weinun9. baB bieieIbc am ndbiten l..
Sui in OPERATION 9eben fann-Srcunb qduer bat
ieinen fbonen 8attrn bon Ncuem aufS bette cingc-
ribtet fur ben brrdnnabenben CONNER. mas obne
3pefcI bic i6ou bcbeutenbe NnjabI iencr Gdfte nod
piel perntbren prb benn eS IN cline aIIgtmcin amer
tdnnte Sbdtfudc. bab Gin 8laS 9ier nir9cnbS beier
lbmcdt ais in BEN Ibatti9cn eaubsn bon 4ausr's
ib0ncm 6drten-9e S6ubItil Canal 8sIsIIIbaft
bat ben 3cI bon Scbrn. bic auf ibrem 6aualc tram
lportrt tperben ron 65 auf so Gents. Der Sonne
bcrab9eIcBt "QdnbGu- Som pdnb." nGmIi6 bic
beutIdt 1eieHibuft ipcIde in NcntsomrrD Gauntb
bic beutide Stabt Qanbau erbdusn tpu. foil bcreitS
cine bcbcutenbe SnjabI Soften berIauft baben uno
biet amSamifa9e in Sumnbtauu cine @eneraI- Der
|dmmIun9 um nod ncbr an bic bendtbarten gau-
ern ~ berIaufen Cine qott entbdlt 25 SuB Sront
III 100 Sub tisf unb tofet MIR $l5 ipopon So 9Ieib
be3abIt perben mliTen. gEic eS beibt tpcrten nod
in bieiem Sabre cine Nn5abI Ssduier 3u Der neu.n
Stabt 9ebaut perben - Sobn BatIon itobl poriae
aRo6e i'm Mler6arts SsotcI. 9biIabsIpbia, felnem
Stubcn9enohen Carl Sotpen. &aufmaEn bon Ohio,
SO 300 unb ma6te t6 bonn unii6tbar Gr gcnoB
cds @e9ni9en reid 5u 'tin. nift Ian9e. ipeiI Der
llntcr-S6eriff bon Buds Gauntb g9inb bapon BE-
Tam. ibn perfoge unb in eintm bcriitbti9tcn Sauie
in Galton berbaftete s3ri9bt beireitet geatn-
pdrti9 bic 8abI bon s.. at. Suffer. beS ,ripdbItcn
Gon9rebmts tscbcS pom 2ujsrne uub Golumbl-Di-
ftriitt @is iebt III nod nibt6 ertpsisn, mas bic
gSabI un9lIti9 MAIDEN ionnte. uuo Der GoIonel bat
te pieIebt better 9ctban. mcnn er ld bic glibe uuo
Soften eripart bdttr-3u Staunton. Girsinitnipd-
re tir,li cine ganje Sdme beinabc Der9iftct ipor-
ben, inbem cine 8ofin. aua gericben, Nrienit ifatt
Sdlj ins GfTen gctban batts-slm Rorb3peiae Der
gentrll-G -Giienbabn ncrben 5000 Nrbeiter perIanat,
benen gutter qobn unb oauernoe 9tIbaiti9un9 fir
ober SABRE bcrfprotbcn mirb-Srn Gas s. Dcrbb
purbcn fuBlib in elmer 2a9c 9e9en bic 8teabinssr
Giienbabn @eielIblft $4,000 Sfabcnerlab 3uer-
iannt. fur 8erIebungen. bic cr bcim 3uiammtnfoBtn
BON 3rpei qofomotipsn crlitten batte-Sn 9ufTao
tobte am Donntrnage Elm ifdrfer Stlrm. Der 9roBen
Sd)aten an ben Sbiifen Lungs Der Suite uno I'M
eortigrn Safen anribtetc
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Die Expedition nadb ba-Ynlibent
6iImorc bat cine Proclamation srlafien. wobur6 CT
Vile bic pcIIeibt Cuff babcn m0sen on Der fsnoli6sn
Expedition 9c9en bic Sniel Guba She'll 81 nsbmcn,
an bic beebenbsn ReutraIitdts @eisbe ,rinnert. bic
in bieiem SaIs 9cnau beobabtet psrpsn miiIsn Die.
isni9en reIte eS lpageH, fb berieIbsn anyuideBsn.
babsu i'm Sale beS WiblIu9cns nibts 8utes gu bof-
fen. Spdtere Seril6te iasen pab bic Expedition gar
nitt Dor Fdb gebcn phrbe. ionbsrn auf9ebobsn Iei.
neil Der gab nab gubd 5u genau bcpadt pirb
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SOnesbale purbe In Der gddt pom 25. auf ben 26-
fen apr burd cine perbeerenbe 6eierSbrunf beini-
ssIudt, peld,e in fur5er 3tit etpa % Gnaerat du-
fer i'm bensn d,el6dftStbeile Der stabt in beleste
9as Seuer brad, 5uerit I'm Stobr BON Gcuaro Dlur-
ren aus. Der am sebenbafn in Der Nainfrabe lag,
;nb perbreltete 1b 70 ibneu. bab um 2 llbr Ulcr-
aens benabe Der ean5e errdbnte She'll in aibe lag.
Gnc bebertenbe an5ah StobrS 6cibiftSbduier unc
gripattpobnunaen inb Gin @aub Der Slammen &C.
porben Der geruft prb auf 5000 900 bcre6nct
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Cbtrauiicbcr bcr BOLTS SbuIen.

bfdaben-Ndbrenb am corebtenSonn-
tag @abmittd9 Gin 8eritter ilber bic Stdbt Dan-
bile 3os t,af Gin SlitnrabI ben sburm Der bort9en
waetbobiten- STRIDE NORM bic Gemeinbe jur Belt gum
0cttesbisnife perammet mar. Seri6metisrte benIel-
BIN, fubr am aronltndierbrabt berunter totete cine
Srau 4snibl aussnbidlid unb bfddciste nod etipa
II anbtre 9trpnsn. sinisc bopon 't'psr. Sin sbe
tes Eusbcoens tpuree turb bic @tfpalt bee Sbldges
aufssrisn. mebrsrs sirdenffibIe 5erbroHen uno bic
ablun dufeeiprenet Der dnatribtste SHdeen III
tsbeutenc Der 9burm mus obserfen iperben
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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1851-05-06
seIelt Council 3immer, aprlI e6. 1851

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9rdpsln Der Z. Gtrase, pom Der qaursl bio sur
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5. Strass; pom Slrssrn Der SIboit 8arb,
firs gbnsn unO @rdpsln Der gbsrrp.2lgss, pon
Der OransesNa0 Bis sur IL. Strass unb BON
Bur9srn Der Hcropit gSare, baB cine OreinanS
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Der Wafbinatcnitrass ;rpiften Der 7. unb g.,
,pelbe auf 4ntra9 ale ;uridasIset wurbsn.
Die Ssbnuns pon Bm. 9aps, fir Stsnss
msitm pom Scmmon Council ~ bs;abIsn bss
crbsrt wuros ssnsbmist.
Gem Sefblu0e pom @ommcn Council, bes
trHene eas Gsinissn Der @uttsrs &C., purbs
bs9sifimmt.
Gin SsfbIuspom Common Council, pis pers
dnesrt eurb ben 9eIset Council, Die Nnifsauns
enss stasntsn, fir ben Bsrfauf Der Stsins &C.,
Fam ;urii6 unb bsmistsn murbs beasifmmt.
Die &sbnuns BON wm. Oobn, fir aneeb,
licben Sbaesn, Wuroe auf Nntra9 auf unbss
ifimmts 3sit psrfbobsn.
6r. Sittsr cifsrirts ben in bsn Bsrbaneuns
gen osS Common Gcuneils nwdbntsn SsibIus,
bic Ssiibtisuns esr nsusn Sprissnbduisr bee
trsffsno, Wsdsr paffrn.
Gin Gcrf6Ias rurbs srbaltsn pom Daniel
Wsillsr Die Sitp SsusrpIuss i'm Stanps iu baI'
ten &C., burd's Sabr fir $50. 3ur.ifsslsst.
Nuf 2lntrae psrta9t.
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