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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-08
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.

Pursuant to public notice, meeting Of
the citizens of Bloomsburg was held at the
house Of Charles Deober, on Saturday
evening, Nov, lsl, The meeting was
organized By appointing DR., J RAMSAY
PRESIDENT, and A. d. Cool, Sccre-
tdry.
The object Of the meeting was stated in
very neat and appropriate manner by DR.
J. Ramsey, after which, upon motion oi
William WcKelvy, commiue Of FIVE per
sons was sppoinled to view the several
proposed sites for The erection Of the new
public buildings in the town Of RIoomsburg
& report to tho next meeting the conditions
upon which the said tracts of land are offer.
Cd or may be obtained. Whereu9on the
Ollowing gentlemen were appointed Daniel
Snyder, William McKalvy. George Weaver
ddings Barclay and John NJ. Chamber
lain.
Ga motion Of William Neal REV. d. J
Waller, lddings Barclay and DR.. J. Ram
cay. were appointed 10 prepare d.siI OF
the buildings 10 be presented 10 the county
Commissioners for their approval.
A form Of the subscription TO be circula
ted for the purpose provided for in the
Removal Bill was presented to the meet
ing and approved of -
On molien Of William McKeIvy, it was
agreed ,hala committee Of five be appoint
ed 10 hold 1.-The Books, procure subscriptions
and serve as a building committee. The
apponlmeD, Of said committee was left ,t
the chairman, who appoinsd Jacob Eyer
Daniel Snyder, Wm McKelvy, Or. J
Ramsay aud Leonard B. Rupert.
On motion agreed that the mex, meeting
be held on Saturday evening the 18th inst
al the house of G. Deober.
On molten resolved-Thst the proceed
ings Of 'hia meeting be published in the
Columbia Democrat and all other papers
in lhe County willing to publish them.
On motion adjourned.
j. RAMSAY, PREsT.
A. D. CooL, Secretary.
sBIoomsburg, Nov LIST, lS45'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-08
Cattawissa Rail ROa',

Il will be perceived, BY notice in ar
eniher corma, that meeting OF tee Stock
holders Of lhis Company 10 10 be held 10
philadelphia, on the first II December, to
chose their officers for the year ensuing.
We understand that the stock has lately
,chanPed hacds, and that the road is soon
TO DO completed, 10 the Susquehanna River
The Road has been purchased by com.
pany Of wealthy gentlemen on accouE, Of
the InrensIc merits OF liz location, land as
the cheapest and only feasible route from
Philadelphia to the Snsquehanna River.
ard from thence TO Lake Erie. and not like
other projects we woi o., for the purpose
OF merely advancing the interest of land
speculoiOrs, stock joLbers, and sbscurr
villages which have nothing mora to recon
mend them, than puG Of wiad, hills valleys
tunnels and inclined planes. The road is
already graded for about forty ml,0 from
she SusquohOEna river and requires bu.
about nine miles more grading to councc!
il with the Lite SchvylkilI Rail Road, and
mus make a continuous Rail Raod FROM
Philadelphia city, to the Susquehanna
River; enpying into 'he heart er tho Irou
heg'on, The company have also charter
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-08

ion on The Democracy,and countenanc'
the allegation OF internal dis'ention mad,
by its political foes.
We have but one or two words mort
The political enemies Of Mr. Buchanan
and some good natWed, kind, uery Kind
friends wish him 10 deser, his high posi-
lion, his hosts Of friends, and The dem,
1cratlc party Of Pennsylvania and the
Union, who have elevated him by their
generous confidence, for the junior
dseship on The Supreme bench, for
which he was better qualified fifteen
ears ego, than he is now. Such course
would not tend 10 elevate him 10 the
esteem Of his fellow ciliz.ns of the Uol,
On. We should as soon dream Of Cot
Benton or Mr. Calhoun sinking their
gIories in a black silk gown, or pu t!os
On the wig which Lord Eldon prayed
he mad George the third 10 relieve him
from. 1t would be as if Nh. Pit, (who
was bred TO the law h,d resigned his
premiership to rsks Mr.. justice lie
l5 aGc's seat on The court OF King,
Beech.
Whoever accepts jldgeship drinks
Of the waters Of he political Lptnp-aII
political connections are severed and his
friends must seek nrw leaders, for lhe
Democracy never will suffer The ermina
0 he soiIed by tho sspiran,s oil poIili-
cal Judge. HIS polilicsl career must
close forever.
When the electoral college of Penn,
,ylvsnia recommended Mr.. Buchanan
10 Col. Polk, az secretary Of State, lhey
believed, undoublly, that it "'s 10 bc
permanent, unless determined by tht
VIII Of the President, and We know Mr.
i}uchsnsn's general character too well tc
he ieve thai he would for moment break
tailh with the democracy of his owr
Sta'r, or run counter TO he wishes o
lhal Of The Uoion. We trust lhsl lht
rumor is an idle one, and we have de
voted too much line TO il already.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-08
NEW NOTION.

A specnl alive Yankee notion.izcr is de.
siIou8 Of sinking shaft through the Gems
tre Of the lslhnus of DarIen down to the
sub'eranean current supposed 10 exist in
that locality, and which Influences the gulf
stream by rs force. On his shaft he will
construct large water wheel TO work hori-
1onraIIy, having large drum above the
surhce, for an endless chain 10 work upon;
hen construct railroad strait up the noun.
Iain from enheI ocean, 10 meet at this sta.
riona'y engine, and he work of extending
The area Of freedom is done. Eureka.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-08
PROGRESS OF ILLINOIS,

The census Of Illinois, as far as returns
nave been received, shows very rapid in
crease in population since 1870. The in
ro3se in that State will exceed 2G0 coo in
i've wears Judging from the returns al
ready made. Illinois now contains over
700, GOO inhabitants The returns from
he General Land Office shcw that over
SOGGUO acres Of Government lands have
been sold in liiioRois within the last eigh
teen months; ard he probabilIly is that a
mach greater amount has been sold to ap
uaI scu,ers by acG-resileul land holder
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-08

A RICH BEGGAR.

II correspondent Of the Journal o.
Commerce tells a story Of an old man
VINO died last summer in Paris, at The
1dyanced age Of eieh'yfve. lie was a
perfect miser. He came to Paris accom-
panied by h. son, about three year
-lnce,jn lhe most abjnc, slale Of poverty.
They depended enlre|yupon tho charity
Of thsir nelghborS for subs .,snce, and
3srs in The daily hahir Of begging from
door 10 door for anrnelhlog to support
lh.m. O0e OF the nrighbora, having
missed seeing he old man for few
days, went in search OF him, and found
him I' breathing his last 10 . m,er1
bic h0vel, dos,'ute OF neces4ArIcs H.
was wing on heap OF straw ~ one cor
o"r Of The hui wrhon, any cJve,ing. IT,
the sane plsce was his 500, about l6
years old, with scar ceIy aras to cover
him, crying most pileou'ly. On ask.
log he reason; he SID that his faher
1rl been without FOOT for more than 9
ley, and lho' ne had moi sous - pur.
chase any, Observing oerr The straw =
,prge iron bound ches', he irqplied
CHA, it contained. The son replied
hat his Farher had told him il was full Of
ron. Fla then proposed selling it snt
having prrcu' ed key. hey oprned it.
hu' VIVA, was hrr asDouishmrnr on f9d.
jos II filled with gid pieces (cojn ii
L.,st- XVI iostead of ron, amounting
a al to one huodrph and Gfy lhou'and
.rarcs, $3.50, ,o0O) Il was supposed The
old man had occumulaed rhDs Isrgr
IN by bessog' HIS son bec,m.
')most nrsne on he receipt Of lhls for.
uo", bu, he amply rewarded the neigh
oor who had assisted him.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-08
NEW COUNT TERFElT.

Very skiIfnlly executed coun,erf
$40 gold pieces, u S currency Of the
late Of ls1o, have been put into erleo-
'ive circulation, we learn from The IT,
). G'zelIe. They may be detected by
heir Ilng,which prove heir being made
Of some white metal. The die BY which
they have been samped,is welt engraved
< without ringing the counlerleits viii
nOl be readily detected.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-08
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The PoHsv'Ie Emporium speaks of the
re and business activity in IOo place In
rvety direction new buildings are going up
"a all stages Of completion Improvement
seems to he laeiordcr Of Jbo day not only IL
PoU,vIie but through iho entire coal r..
rloD.
The Valley Railroad Company have
heir ,oaA uudcr contract to wIlhll two
miles of TaWaq5a, and he conljallors ere
po,hjug the work wllh energy, SchUyi-
A Il Navigation Company ana pefsevcrop
with commend.bIe energy in the widening
or their Canal b. VI. Lewis. Ecq,, tie
rffi'leur an ndefoIgab,e Superintendent Of
Schuykil Haven and Mine Hill Railroad
5 pushing 10 an early completion the con
meeting ink between he West Branch and
Swatara Railroads. In Pousville there l.,
an unusual demand for business stands
There are four firms from New York al
this moment anxjouslv sccl ing ellgbls bu.
siness stands. One Of which is intsndeG
as wholesale concern, The Reading
Railroad company is greatly deficient in cars
to accommodate the increased and increasing
coal business. fnd are cOnsequenty,w we are
informed, building two thousand additional
iron cars. Lumber IL high aud scarce
Butter meat and indeed all kinds OF mar.
ketng, commands high prices
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-08

SHORT PRAYERS.

Ore of the shortest and most comprehen.
sive prayers Of modern times. said Sir
William Wyndham, is that Of soldier he
fore the balhe Of Renheim. Oh! God if
there be God, save my soul, If | have q
s,nl. Bishop Auerbury who was present
said he could produce a prayer as concise
IS that and in similar circumstances. bul no
houghI in much better spirit. 1t was
hat Of pious soIdtr, uttered ImmediareIr
before an engagement Oh! Lord, if in
he how Of battle forget thee, do not thou
forget me.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-08
sz-Brr-z-=a--z

hla. BpCHAYAN The Washington u
S Journal soys;--'The poh0icI friends o
the present Secretary Of Saie in peous,I
vsnia prn's't most Grmly and aneqrrocaIi,
againsthi; leaving ais present position /.
j, uDGer'iood that he has fully deissminc.
to retain the situation he now hoias--so al
speculation IS 10 who si.i b. his successor
is de aal win
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-08
F@c-a.-1rgE4ZE1
CHINESE FRIGATES,

'''' f~''S ~ ~ A IA''s
Capt Cooyghame in his new work
called The OPIUM War; says the Chi
orse sre Beginning 10 initiate the Europe
'n' in many things. They have alrea-
DIV Iauoched a fine frigsle built by an
,Hnerlcan, oE be,unul model, which
"lI no doubt be foe sailor. For soma
few years The Chinese must be dcpeu-
dent upon Europeans, or their half caste
Offspring in the East for managing this
vessel, but so clever and intelligent a
race will not long be left in the Iurch
wheo, once having thrown aside the
rhrsldom Of their prejudces, they sdb-
nit to be taught by those for whom they
showed so utter contempt O,her
.irig't,s are also, we understand, being
bulh.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-08
RExrpHpgzsraE
BLoOMSBURG, IRoNDALE FUR
MACE.

This Furnace is continuing 10 do an excel
lent business, having made, upon on average
for the last three weeks. one hundred mC
fourteen tons Of No. | iron per Week & II
one week, one hundred and nineteen tons
were made, using less than two and hal
tons orore;one ard half tons Of coal, ant
a half ton of Limestone to ton Of metal
This is msking more Iron & using less MA
lerlal we believe, laan was ever done
in the same time, by one anthracite furnace
of IA feet boshes, IN this county. The
other stack will be completed and put i:
blast in few weeks.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-08
COMMUNICATION.


Ii has taken three centuries to develope
the powers contained in The herbs which
compose the Brandrelh Pills These cele
braed Vegetable Pills for one hundred years
have been made.--Tto American public
have found them deserving of patronage,
and !, hes been and is literally bestowed
upon this medicine Now. However, nc
sooner is new advertisement written by
the Doctor but il Is at once cui out of lht
paper, & 'Brandrelh; taken out e., lCdian
or some other name substituted, indicative
Of some other medicine some literary lhe
for its parent Nearly all lne Pills a
present before the public, are made by met
who for years lived by cOunlerlciting lht
Brandrelh Pills, and have only taken to til,
present speculation, since DR.. BraEdretf
compelled them 10 abandon that method o
jeopardizing the lives of their fellow ci'i'
zens.
The analysis OF all these pretended
vegetable medicines, shew large proper
ton of Crude Anumony in their compost
aon, and it appears they rely entirely upor
Ihis mineral pOisoa, for the purga'iVs el
feet, |, IS very easy thing 10 detect min
rraI in pills Of any kind.
HOW TO DETECT MINERAL IN PILLS
Take pill supposed to contain minera
place it on shovel over red clear fire
{ there is mineral in ii, it will not lose il
shape. 1t is thus with the Indian PIlls,ant
nany others before the public The sd
vantage ofthese pills in case of war woul'
De very great, IS lh.y not only retain 'hei
shape, but remain red hot long time alte
they are taken from the FIRE. Even boiling
Ihem with sugar will not change their shap'
bii--you canno, hurt the shape OF thest
lpiIIs 1t would be well if they were o.
harmless to those who are very Injurious
making the paien, exceedingly snNjeci t,
ST. Vlos' Dance and Epilepsy, ProbaSl,
very Iuls of these pills are sold, so .he in
bury is no, SO great have also tried the
Branlreh Pills, by lhe same, and olhe
methods, and find hem purely vegetable
When Irlsd by the fire, they change 10
carbonacious mass, after giving, OF grea
quaDily OF fame The one may hs con
.idered The medicine Of Li(c, the other, lr
proof pill or Me8sersr Of Death Thi
Communication it is hoped will cause lhos
persons who are agent, Tor these new un
tied pretended remedies, to maSt ,h
abo'e experiments upon them, and if The!
'oll l1en after, not 10 forgeI TO label thea
IposoU.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-08
NATURAL CURIOSITY.

q white chicken, with four Ipgs, is
oow io rhe possession of Mr.. Richard
Crin', Of Georgetown, D. c. This freak
# Nature j., HE more curious as it is
alive and welt.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-08
CENSUS OF BOSTON.

The taking Of The census, by order Of
the City Council Of Boston, is nearly
completed, aud the result, according to
he Transcript, viii not vary much ro II
$4,000. Population 10 lS4O, 03 33S.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-08

Major Cummlns recently went to the
Cav village in Western Missouri, to pay
he annuity and found them sick and dying
they had lost all their horses hy disease
and on the prairi,s were found great nun.
Der OF dead deer and c9ous.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-08

A French cook, at The Louisville Hotel,
vho KEEP, pair Of big ra!I,snakes in box
IN his room, went 10 them on Saturday aud
found one of them at large. He undertook
to kill the snake with large knife, bn, the
reptile bit him on the finger: The French
man whirIed bis finger dawn to the bonO,
and then disposed Of the pair Of snakes
for Ss.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-08
gFr~swaaSpSvs=aspp

Some of the papsrs state that fears hay,
5ccn entertained until lately that h@ke Erie
vas filling so much rs to brcome b.icw
the level of lI, canal at BnfaIo, This Iako
i. sG5 frcl, LAX. Ontario 23I feet, snd
Lake Superior CAB feet above ,idcwa:r.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-08

1t is stated that the first instalment OF
i've new railway schemes in. France, re
comfy paid in. amounted TO about $50 600,
nOn,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-08

An orphan boy, Of some II years old,
living at Smilh!and, mouth Of the Cumbrr
land River, Tenn, while fishing recently
found number Of genuine pearls amones
some muscle shells, which ne had gathered
Ignorant of what they were. he threw them
alt away except one, which be kept because
i, was so big, white and pretty. 1t is
supposed to be worth at least $500. The
oest Of i, is,he offered ii 10 gentleman ior
a few cents, bn, he. suspecIing its value,
refused to take advantage Of the chi'd'-
igoranre, engaged 10 have it sold, and No
proceeds invested for his education,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-08

Bi-ho? McCoskrcy is about to Leave
Detroit To discharge the Episcopal Cuoc-
IONS in the diocese Of New York, in
consequence Of the suspension to Bishop
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-08
s=7yIxGwr. .wNzrr,s

Mounjoy, at English peiesiroin,bas IN
de1raken to ws.k-it'y miles in thirteen
hours, 20 miles backward, for Elk succes
.aivp n yg
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-08
A SNAKE WITH Two HEADS

The Salisbury IN. C) Watchman has a
story about snake with two heads, which
Is said TO have been found by Mr.. S, G.
rempelon, &.his brother EIam TemPIeloa
onl the farm Of the latter: in IredelI county
The heads were a, each extremity OF the
body, and were perfectly formed, says The
Wa,ehman. The reptile mea'orrd five
feet i've and half inches in length, and
was Of black color.-The Walchman tell.
the story With much appar eE, earnes,Oo's
and wishes to know what naulais,s have
to say about this old serpent.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-08

The BIG Gun which was made iN
England 'or the Princeton h's a.uvcd
IN Ncw York in one Of The packets.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-08
EEryZTlsIs.ss7 ~

The SprinfeId (O,) Republic Of the lOII
alt says that a gentleman in ride Of day
aud a half, on horseback, on the line be
tween Indianapolis and that place, met one
hundred and (ory-One movers wagons
averaging five or six persons each.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-08

The Indians are going for education. i
IS stated that 'herc are NOW Iour female
hosrlng schools among the Choctaws. sus
tanned ma!a!y from public fluids Of TIA, aa-
igr.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-08

Mr. NJ. Hudson, Of Hartford, has manu-
trcured q single sheet Of paper for shr
Hartford and DoDbury Railroad Company
10, whirh he received S25 # il to be us
I'd in drawing profile Of the road 1t il
70 Zee, 10 Ieag'h aod 6 yards wide.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-09-10
(Nlul,lmer z.

bradlte Sb9letd1 bic SdllIe auf G5erabeppb[ oboe
lfeuert puroen, 70 h0ren e bod Die &uoeln btct nm
eb bernn pprbepfeen; bic lhrternce pfeffe bes Spd
Iooctsmannes t6nte ourd Die Iddt uno ref ole SoIG-
FER auf bre Soften, unb Die Matrpien eoen 9uaett-
old etnen 2n9rtf erlparteue, itllrSen sur @erbeot
l9un9 auf6 Oed.
llnere Celoen errecbten tpcblbebalten Die Giilfe,
uno Der 9efangene gSalcbat BON Ieinen ette bereit
|er9rt ete QSden lno trat pieoer alf ietnen Nofe,
Srd9 nno lan9am fdlid Die Siacbt porii5er unb ann
Nor9en erbcb 1d Die Sonne trtb unb falt aus tbrem
Sette Do6 Wteer mar bau uib rubi9, aber iebes
ISdtf oerIdpuuben. Sfein punft am fernen Sort
5onte oeutete mehr an, tpelde Sabn Ite genommen.-
Die Srlttcn hatten jeben 8erIud, 9egen Ncrtsmputb
lduf9e9eben pb e ourb bic prabertSde @rsdbuna bes
9Sofolbaten, pber burd baS 0urrab9eIrei Der 9ben-
Itbeurer I'M 8opt gum Hufsu9e bepc9en tpuroen mtrb
oteue7t fur nlmer ein 5pefelbafter punft bletben.
Dtamants9 d dttentn Mertto.-Gin
ertabrerer ceutider @jeelp9c, bon @erpc, enteefte
ftr5lld in Der Sierra Mabra @jebir9sfette, Merfo,
lometldb bon Der Sauptffaot ndd 9lcapuca bin, rel
de Diamantenloger. Sefanntltd, permutbete Sonnt-
bolot Id1pn, odB mebr nDromeltb bon ben @jootDdd)
ereen bon Scmcrd, Diamaneen unb plotiua eefunbett
fperoen fonne. @ben 70 9aubt man, oaf fld nn9eheu
re Strecfen bon @jolbianb 9lnIdWemmungen In Sber-
Californian uno gieu Merifc befdnoen 25is jest (lnb
1ere eanotrtd1e haltpdd,Iid i'm Sefs Der tploen Gjt
otanertdmme. Sbt9e 8ermutbun9en befthlennigen
oas 8orbrineen Der 0toroamerfaner nd jenen 9ie9iD
men, Die Nb ourd oeren 9n(Ieblung rete Sdge an3u-
|et9nen lcffen
&pmi df sInsetge.-S Sn rerbifden 8Idt-
tern mar elm Nal rl9enbe 9nseise ein9eritdt "sl n
1T Qnng! Gs wiro eitt Commits 9efudt Der cine
fdone onb icrbirt uno ipaniId pcltid parrt ferner
Die @eloer elnca-, ben 91rnspal ra Srou tlhD SSd)
ter fri nnD Die Snber anlullrt Sierauf refectir Gb
geborg le9tttmtrs uno gut quafcirenoe iunge Qente
roQen iId nteloen, in 8urbebube BET perrn 8am
per SeEb en-.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-09-10
9entleGe 5lysab[.

Srpnn (Dcnt.) 1T ale @5ruoerneur NIT ungef6br
l,50O NPehrbelt crpdbt. @nt9e @puntee, bon oenett
nod su bDren lit, rerben fenen bebeutenoeu uuter-
idteo in Der gSahl MAIDEN.
Der Senat ftebt II 9Bbi9S, l3 Demcfraten. go
nett Die Sertte megen bes 91eprdfentantenbaues etr
9elaufen fnb, fteht caselbe 35 qSbi9s su 36 Demo
freten. Bon bier Neprdientanten 1T nod su b6ren;
tpenn oeren gSabl pie ppri9es cabr eusfdnt merDen
les Spet Deinofraten unb sSpet 9Sbi9s etn.
Oregon. Die Dofbinetpn Union bemerft BET
@eleeenhet elmer Niscufton swden stpei Sldtern in
@ualano, oas bic iebtoe 9lomnilfratp aQe unere 9lt
fprllee ou oa6 Sre9on @ebtet itreng feSuhalten emf
bloen 1T, uno Die 9ebeai9te Ghre ees eanoes ouf-
lred)t erbalte1i tpirb.
DaS cine eneIiftje Slatt meint, ipenn Der ndd5ife
SongreB elm Gjefeb fitr Die 8eesun9 BON Sreaon er
lleBe. ote6 enen &re9 NIT Gn9lano snr Sol9e haben
ImnIe.
geras. Sn gep gorf flno 9riDatbriefe an9e-
fenmen bon ben einfuBreidfen Wt9liebern Der @on-
oenttolt Die melben, oaB eS Die pcrherence WetnunS
|leL Seras in srpet Staaten ST tbeen uno jpdr 70,
IoaB Der SraSoS Die @rdnsltne made, no Der efflie
Staa 9lufin uno Der Gitlide Geras 9enartrt tperpe
cit ener 91eu 2orfer 3eituno 1T ene prpflamaticn
an "aDe Nreunoe Der ounanitdt, Civilization ,b He-
enpphIen pirb, INN in cerieben @ultnr uHo 0er
ihSneruua Der gdrte su bepreden. Salbiere baben
felnen 3utritt.
"a bic sIusreidnng bes Wprtes Siatto tn Der Sec<
ticn, tpele oprrieb, cas Der @pnDernor etn "ein9e
borner'' gir9er Der Ser. Stanten ieYn ioa.
ginsetqentbi it m ri d, es @ettrennem
fano bieler Sage in 9on9brand ifatt 3Diiden etnem
eiaenos &, cteem sipcde OrefIirten Sdien unc euent
peroe. Eie Seten iparen senilid9 bod unb Der Dds
blieb Sie9er.
@ dmere e9alt. -Gad elmer tabeuarifden Sln-
|aabe in ben 9onbcner glatteyn iduoen Deridieoene
Stdaten Der llnicn @nalaub ntt ,penSer als lSl-
000, 600 Dclars fir 9eletnte @elcer.
@cnperneur Dcrr, Der Mdrtprcr DOn Nhcos; SO 5slanc
licn entlhlo1en lcin Sbo Sn iefnen funn9ea aSonn-
crte Su MAIDEN gSlfpmascit'
Die 3obl Der Methcbffen perrnsert fd9 IN ben ler
Staoter,. Die germinnerun8 betrn9 lestes eahr 36,
1000. sss As II q sss
i alaDa ma gEabtl @sartiu, Dem, il alS gon-
luerueur ertpdblt.
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