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remount. Burr said Il acM nofp Not
wishing to shoot him, Perkins threw down
his pistols, and being man of prodigious
strength, and the prisoner small man,
seized him round the waist, and placed
him in his saddle as though he were
child. Thomas Malone seized the rems
of his horse, slipped them over his head,
and led Burr rapidly on. The aston;shed
citizens of Chester Court House had seen
party enter with prisoner, had heard
him appeal to them for protection, had
seen him forced on his horse again. and
the party vanished before they had time
TO recover from their confusion: for when
Burr got down from his horse, the guard
generally cooked their pistols, and the peo-
pie ran Into the piazza TO get outaf danger.
This feat proves that Perkins was well
fitted for the difficult task which Gaines
assigned him.
Burr was still 10 some extent popular in
South Carolina, and any wavering or fear
on the part of Perkins would have lost
him his prisoner; but the celebrity of his
movements gave no time for the people TO
reflect, before he was afar off in the out
skirts of the village. Here the guard hal
ted; Col. Burr was i'll a high state of eX-
citement-he was III tears. The kind
hearted Malone also wept at seeing the
low condition to which this gentleman was
reduced.-It was the first time that any
one had seen Aaron Burr unnamed The
bold attempt to escape, It's failure, and treat
ment he received, produced these sudden
emotions.
The guard were very much alarmed for
fear Burr would be rescued i'll South Car
olina. Malone and Henry advised the
purchase of carriage. The former took
charge of the guard and proceeded on,
while Perkins returned to the village and
purchased gig. The next day Burr was
placed in the vehicle, and was driven with
out further incident to Fredericksburgh,
Virginia. Here dispatches from Presi-
dent Jefferson required Perkins TO convey
his prisoner TO Richmond. The guard
took the stage and soon reached that place.
The ladies III Richmond We'd with each
other in contributing to the comforts oi
Burr. Some sent him fruit, some clothes
some wine, and some other things. Per.
kins and his men went 10 Washington
were paid for their services. and returned
to Alabama by the way of Tennessee.
Col. Burr arrived at Richmond on the
26th of March, 1907. For want of testi-
mony he was not placed on trial for .trea-
SON. until the 22d of August. On the Isl
of Sept, the jury returned verdict OF
mot guilty
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The Difference.

gentleman from Boston chanced 10
find himself among a little party of young
ladies away Down East. last summer, and
while in the enjoyment of some innocent
social play, he carelessly placed his arm
about the slender waist of as pretty a
damsel as Maine can boast of, when she
started and exclaimed,-'Be done, sir!
Don't insult mel The gentleman Instant
ly apologized for the seeming rudeness,
and assured the half offended fair one that
he die not intend to insult her.
Nor she replied, archly, We'll, if you
didn't-you may do so again. she added
to the no small amusement of the COM
pany!
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The PREss-ITs POWER AND INFLU-
ENcE.-Douglass Jerrold, thus graphically
describes the Archimedean lever:
"The power of the press is as boundIess
as that of society. 1t reaches the throne
1t is enclosed in the cottage. Ii can
pull down injustice, however lofty, and
raise up lowliness however deep. 1t cas-
tigates crime which the law can only pun
ish without repressing it. Wherever an
eye can see, or hand can write, there is
the press. Persons in tribulation rely on
it for redress, and they feel sure that wrong
will not go unpunished if ii be known TO
the journals. Like light it pene trates into
every nook and Granny of society, and
carries help and healing on his beams. Ii
nips rising abuse in the bud. Ii stops the
side of tyranny when setting III full flood.
1t derives its vast power from the princi-
pies of its being. Speaking out truth and
representing reason, it concentrates upon
one point the whole moral power of socie-
ty, and per suades and governs without vio-
lence, by the mere knowledge that the
physical power of society is always ready
to vindicate the right. As il comes into
operation, the course of society becomes
uniform and equal, and its ends are obtain
cd without those revolutions and rebellions
by which a rude, unlettered people make
their Will known"
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vol. 5.-NO. 40.
Opinions of the Press.

man who would cheat a printer,
would steal a meeting house and rob
church yard. If he has a soul, 10000 of
its size would have more room in a mus
quitos eye, than bull frog in the Pacific
ocean. He ought to be winked at by
blind people, and kicked to death across
logs by cripples.-.4nn Harbor UloLcer-
ifle,
Yea, thousands of such souls as that
mans would rattle III mustard seed
dance contradances upon the point OF
wasp's sting-or march abreast through
the eye of a cambria needle. A solar mi
croscope would fail to discover them, and
when found they would not fill the small
est Granny in creation.-PoSt
Amen! such being would steal the mo
lasses out of a sick niggers ginger-cake-
take from drunk mans mouth his last
'chaw' of tobacco-walk all night through
the rain TO deprive blind sheep of It's fod-
der-traveI fifty miles on fasting stom-
ach to cheat dying woman. out of her
coflin-and steal the wax out of a dead
dogs ear. Such man ought to be tied
to a sleeps tail and butted TO death by
ram.-f2oreace Eng.
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BY JOHN G.. GIVEN.1
= 0 II g
BY BURNS.

Powers celestial, whose protection
Ever guards the virtuous fair,
While in distant climes L wander,
Let my Mary be your care:
Let her form sac fair and faultless,
Fair and faultless as your own;'
Let my Mary's kindred spirit,
Draw your choicest influence down.
Make the gales you wait around her,
Soft and peaceful as her breast:
Breathing in the breeze that fans her
Sooth her bosom unto rest;
Guardian angels, o protect her,
When in distant lands | roam;
The realms unknown while fate exiles me
Make her bosom still my home.
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POWERFUL MAGNET.-A

POWERFUL MAGNET.-A lecturer was
dilating upon the powers of the magnet,
defying any one to show or name any thing
surprising the powers fthe magnet, when
a man mounted the stand and told him
that women was the magnet of magnet, for
said he, if the loadstone could attract a
piece of iron foot or two, there was a
young woman who, when he was young
man, used to attract him thirteen miles
every Sunday, to have chat with her!
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says that Richard Boylston, Esq, who has
been editor and publisher OF the Amherst
IN, IL y farmers Cabinet, for more than
forty years, has been spending few days
in Boston, receiving a legacy OF $4,000
left him by relative.
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SuSpepled.

An Irishman, who was talking in rather
ambiguous terms about the sudden death
of his paternal relative was asked if he
lived highs
We'll, can't say he did, said Terence,
.but he died high
why, what do you meant
Faith, | mean like the United States
Bank, he was SUSPENDED
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UNow-a-days, 10 educate young Ia
dies, is to let them know all about the o.
gies, the enemies, the clicks, and the ticks,
but nothing about the ings, such as sewing,
knitting, washing, baking, and making
pudding.
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A New Proof of IntoXicalion.

How said Judge in Missouri TO
witness on the stand, How do you know
the plaintiff was intoxicated on the evening
referred to!'
because | saw him few minutes af-
ter the muss, trying TO pull off his trow
sers with a boot.jackP
Verdict for defendant. See Blackstone
page 81, vs.. Gin and Sugar.
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lSPUNcH, speaking of the swimming
Society," says .The members were so de-
voted TO the cause, that after dinner, their
heads began to swim, but by sticking TO
the wine, they kept themselves above wa
ter
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1.-THE following is the best definition
of loafer we have yet seen:-A person
who begs all the tobacco he uses-knows
more people than are acquainted with him,
when he meets them in coffee house
often looking at his borrowed watch TO see
the time-and take the paper six months
and then tramp.
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My dear what shall we name our babyH
said Mr.. Smith to Mrs. Smith, the other
day.
why huz, I've settled on Peter
Il never knew man by the simple name
of Peter who could earn his salt
well, then, we will call him Salt Pc
ter
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EgA celebrated lawyer in Boston, once
concluded an eloquent harangue TO the Ju-
ry, against the prisoner, thus:-'He barred
his arm gentleman-he barred his arm to
heaven, and-stole the sugar
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A certain noted physician at Bath Eng
was lately complaining in coffee house
in that city, that he had three very fine
daughters, tc whom he would give ten
thousand pounds each, and yet he could
find nobody to marry them. with your
iaUe, Doctor said an lrishman who's was
present, stepping up and making very
respectful bow, Ill take taco of them!'
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"Dennis, darlint, och De nnis. what is 1t
you're doing?'
whist. Biddy. I'm trying experiment.
Murder. what is itF
What is it, did yen sny7 Why its giving
hot water to the chickens, am, s. they'll be
after LAYING botEed cggSt
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-purtb ben gbrw. G. @. 6ermaGn, am
%. Ottob, 6err gbarles Serser NIT O1ib
Carolina Srep, teioe BON 6ereforo, -6err
Sobn z. $epan nit ber 18ittwe 6annab ts'
ban, beioe BON Olaratawnp. -am 6. Slop.,
6err gbarlss Seselp init O1l6 Suoitb 9orn.
meper, beibe bon 8rinmitih.
-oureb Den gbr,p. IBm. pauli, AM 8tsn
Nob., 3err Gbrabam Sreioer NIT O1lB 0a'
del &cnaenefer -6err emanuel $cnsenefer
nit DliB Olortba 6srihep, BON sitis. -am
1ltsn, 5err 6einrieb 14unoer, ponNsaoins,
nit W0i6 Sulanna S6iler, bon grster. -
5srr SIaae sebo nit OliB Waria Hatbman.
-0err Saeob 6smminser nit Wlib gatbas
riua MoIer, BON Aoamstaun
-ourcb osn gtrw. G. u. pauli, ant 8ten
S1ob., 6err Saeob 81. Nsoih init Wli6 gas
tbarina Builder, tsos bon sancaiter 60. :
-purb Den gbrfp. 9. s. S6mot, am 8:
STOW, 5r. Scnatban 5offman BON W7arion,
nit O1iB Cara 8ottfebau, bon 9ulpsboaen
-am 6ten, 6r. Nbam S6neioer, bon peil,
nit Oli6 Olaria 1nna W'Doncusb, BON
BernOille.
--bur6 Den gbrw. 81, II. W1oraan, am e..
SloU 6err Sobn @. Gtisel nit W1i6 Cara
gUans, beioe BON Waaipenerist.
-burb ben gbrm g. g. $einbatb, am TO-.
S(oU., 5err Nltert SauIcr, bon Obsr Sulpes
bcfsn, init W1iB $obinia Staut, bon 6. Bern
-ourd ben ebrw. gonrab W1iqcr, am 80.
Oct, 6err epbraim Nomis, bon Dcusla6,
nit W9iB Sopbia 6ofman, Son goletrootb.
-unIansit, ourb ben gbrw. Sobannss
Stein. 6err Simon Bors, BON $ansIhmaiil,
NIT O1iB gatbarina 0ornmspsr, BON Sones.
taun, sitancn 60.
--oursb ben gbrrp. u. g. $eintaeb, am 4.
Slcp., 6err Oanis! ssban, init W16 gatbaris
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Hntunft bss 0amphbifes ,Nmeriea" nit
iteten Gage Ipdtrrn Natbrtbten BON europa
Srantreih h. - $ouis Wapcleou, pres
llccnt csr fran3. 0epublit, bat ltb am SOFT
Octcb. init lelncm Ollnlherlum total lber'
wprfen, III Sclse belitn oas sanSe WInlltcri
um relt9nirte.
Gin nsues Cabinet 1T setiloet, welhss bic
Nnlttbtrn pes spreItoenten polIRommen tbeiLt.
es fcbeint fomlt pa6 0laposcn jsst cine 4rt
OttatcrIbaft Iber Srantrcib ausitt.
St speterstnr9, Is. Oct. - Sraf 9(eel>
rcoe pat 9eitern Dem tilrtilbsn Selanpten CT:
ettnet, ba6 oer &aller, ben Srief ccs Suls
tane in Sstrabt 5lsbenc, Ieinc Scrrcrunsen
tarant befdranft babe, oab Die Slhebtlin9e
aus Der ShrtCi entfernt nirpen. Suab gf
fsnci berabtct bic Sabe ais ab9emaht
Oeitreicb unb llnsarn.-- Sen. 5apnau 1T,
wie es beIbt, gum Wilitdrs nno glpiI:8cus
pGrnor bon lln9arn Crnannt lporpen
Die ungarIltben BGamtrn Icnben IN W1aI:
le lbre entla6un9s9duhe ein Gin glrtus
lar Sotutb's maebt III Qeitb bic Nunpe, in
ipcltbem CT feine $anbsleute benatbrihti9t,
raB e. Die un9arilcbe &rpne MIR pebbaIt BON
lln9arn entfernt babe, Tim bic &rcnun9 zines
5atstursers ;u binoern. 9ie prrihCpsnen
SoIterltdmme llnsarn's baben ibre alten
Streltistelten INN Die Obcrberrlcbaft wiecer
bescnneh beIonrers bic Slopaten uno STU
manen. 9ie Oettreiebrr polen Dsltb ouf 6
Sleue befsitlSen. Cine Oroinan5 oes Suffers
ut erIcbieneM peIete oae prineip Die Sleids
belt allsr SNrscr ilnsarns gum 8esenItancs
bat.
sllrtei. - 9ie pfcrte bat Wla6reseln er:
srlfen, bic neutrality-suspicious. nab Shum:
la uno Die msarilhsu nab Nuitbnbuf uno
Sillitria ab3ufhbren, no fe in bequemen
Quartleren unter9sbracbt wercen Icllen. &pI'
Iutb unb Die hbrl9en 8hbrr tislben sinit,pels
len IN QSiepln. gtwa 500 unsariIete SIlte:
ln9e ltno CUR mabomsoaniGh GhenNelisonibcr:
9etreten noeb anrre wcrcen fol9en.
Stalicn. Ger papN III nod INNER nebt
nab Ncm 3urilfaetebrt 0ie grmorbunsen
an franS6Nbm SolpatCn oauern nocb fort ;
cine tolcise Ntberufuus Der franS6I. ArmGe
BON Nom wlwpe nitbt erwartet.
gnslanp. Die Sruhts unD Saumwollcns
spreile rparen etmae sinntsn. 9le eanaoilcbe
AnihIub Ausels9cnbrit miro in enslll6Cn
Sldttern Dielfatb befproben.
Sn Srlanc bancrn bic llnruben fort. Gis
ne tepeutsnpe Gnsabl sruppen 1no nah Dem
0loroen at9esonsen um elnem wabrIbeinll'
tben Huebruhe, cer am S Slcp. ltattfnorl
lollte, 5u tcscancn.
Bon Seudhlanb : nihts Sleuss bon be'
lonoerer 2Bl6tl9teit,
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auf ben Snabsn; Der 6unb absr lssts iitb in's
Wtffsl uno sS srfcI9ts Elm bsftigerRampf. Der
tenne Wurbe snolib Ibsrwaltigt, ais Der quebs
sum jweitenmal auf ben Rnabsn fprang, absr
lplsoer BON esm 9uno psrbinosrt murOs tensn
3wsf ;u erreiben. unb ss erfolets Elm jmsitsr
&f jmifben qudS unb 5euno. llntsrceis
fen bate Der &nabs feline Tlints ab9sls9t uno
iib init sinsm 9utsn Yrissl psrisbsn, uno mar
sntftlciTsn fsinen treuen Sreuno, Den Suno,
mcnlo9lid Su rsttsn; ju bsfsm @nbs fblug er
Der Ssifs sinsn tibtiesn 6isb 5wiitbsn oisObs
rem, WOburb oaS sbisr tcrt Su fsinsn Silbsn
fid.
1tab elmer furssn Nubs fbulrrts Der junSs
Sapour fsin bsfsstss 1Sio uno mabs fib
auf ben !6simpes Rob sDe sr wsit 9esanssn
par ifiss sr auf ben perifimmsItsn &orpsr eis
mes Sbafs, mslbs6 Der Qubs mabrfbslnlitb
sumSriblfif bate. 9aSSbisr wo9 81 Yfuno
uno Der Snabe erDislt fir psn ScoIp 2 SbaIsr.
Tr. St.
california bat Die Sflapsnfra9e fir lib
islblt bslsit9t uno odourb oeu Ser. ct. cine
0EsIt prl Srubsl 9sipart. Die Ssrritcrial Cons
psnton bat ndnltb erfldrt, bas Wsbsr Sflas
persi nob 9sjmun9snsr 9snif in irssno elmer
Scrm, aus9snommen sur Ssitrafun9 pcn Sers
bretben, js in einem Staat 9sbulpst merosn icls
Ie. 9ieS sripart cem @cn9res plsIs Ofibe u.
lange fsuri9s Nsoen. Sr. Ste.
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%. ,t,tc =. y. 6ein,
11nO (SD.

Scna6riebtisen ibrs Srsunoe uno &unbsn
ahtunssppl. paB ie ihren san5sa @tpf
Baarcn naeb ibrem neuen Stanpplass,
No. 6, OItspennttraee,
na6tte 9bnr 5u Sourbon's 5oteI, [O'8rieu
uno Saisuei's altem Stanoplag,] Usr(est bas
Ben; lte baben jest oaIelbit auf 5anb, Elm
iebr 9rcBes Afcrtemsnt
Gtlen uno Sbneioepaaren,
BON jeber urt, gifen, StabL 9hmipssBlas,
talse. 4m6ofe, Sbraubf6fs, @psifs, Olas
GEL Sbl66er sbaranseln unb Sbraubsn,
tcble nno geoerpaaren. Spiesel, 8euerfbam
fsln unp 3ansen, $ihter t6fs, sroBe $6ffel,
Shnalleh Summetfpans, 8urten unb Cats
telbdume, Sarten, Osl. 8las uno Sirni6,
Sh6fen uno 9prcna pmlper, Siebsrbsits
Sbwefelfaben, ein, unb boppeGdufise Slins
ten uno piitolen, 9Bei6blseh, SUPPER, 8lei,
3int. Oratb uno cine SerIbiebenbsit anbersr
waaren, bic ale 3u ben nisprisitsn prsIn
Uertauft tperben.
Ncaoins, SlcD. 6. SWi.
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ia De6tel, bcips bon Neaoins.
-pnrb 2ptias glaufsr, gfq, am 8. Sler.
5r. Satob Gaul init Gath. BerIet " Olaiper.
g I q r b.

DIM s. Slop., in glia6, gatbarina Mau.
rer, QDlttpe BON Daniel Wlaurer I'm 68ltsn
Sabre ibres 9llters.
din 4. SlcD., in glfa6, Netsfa Wlaberp;
Sattin BON QBm. Waperp, 3oebter OonDan.
Sbep, i'm sSten <sbensjabre.
am 7. S1op., in gIlab, Sobn Shmsbl,
im 54iten sebensjabrc.
-am %. Oct, III Nicbmcnp, al terNubr,
Satob, Sobn bon 6einrlth Sefsr, i'm 8tsn
sebrnsjabre.
AIN 20. Oct, in albany, an ben 8lattsrn
.peter Ncinert, i'm 37fen &ebsnsabre.
am 90. Dctob., in Noflano, Sobannss
eronratb, im 75iten Sabre Ieines IIters.
-am 4. Oct, in pbIaoelpbia, 9Bm. 9.
graf, 9obm BON 9aniel Sraf, i'm SsNsn
gebensjabre
-am %. Oct, i'm Serfs gauntp 6ospi
tale, Srlecricb SIein, i'm GOTTEN Qebeneabr
--am 3. Olcp,, in Albanp, an Sletfeber,
Nnben, S6bntben Don 6eiurieb Grimm, i'm
STEM &ebensjabre.
--am stem SloDsmb., in minoIor, an Der
2Sa0eriucbt gIiIatctb, Wittms oes peritcr.
U|artln Settrlmeper, i'm 7ltten sctenejabrs
-am Is. Slop, in Wlanpunt, Yb,laoclp,
eauntp, Srieorrieb Are, ein NevplutlcusIcl
pat, I'M Utter BON % Sabrru.
-am 5. Sfcpb., in 2Sinol6r, 0latbanieI,
S6bneben Don Sonas Olsnssl, ben &ernss
pllIer Jabr unb 5 Gage alt.
-am STOP, in >anslbnamm, Walter,
Sobntbcn BON gbriItian 9onteI, I'M 5. Sab.
--am 81. Oct.r III $analcbwamm, 4malia,
setbtsrben pom Srors 0unfel, I'M 9. Sabre
am 6. SlcD, in Wa3ataronp, Blliam
Ouih, Sbbnten BON Daniel O1cper, an
SaIlrnVeter, i'm stem setenejabre.
dill s. Nop., in SuBtaun. QBilam Oils
Der Sutler, S6bnben bon Ausult gOpp, in
lltcn Mouat.
Gin so. Oct, in Columbia Co., spa an
btr lSolIcrIuc6t, Der gbrtp. Srieprlb 4nor.
5srmanm frhbcr bon Wont9cmerp ganntp,
i'm 4tcm $ebsnsjabrs.
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Nbllooelpbier Siebmartt.
Mus bCm Weekly Farmer, PHILADELPHIA
philadelphia, Geopemb. Is. I849,

pbiIoosIpbia, NOpsmb. Is. I849.
Der Marft mar gut NIT SbIabtobfsn psrs
feben-ber J9anbsI uar Isbbaft uno Die preife
erbisItsn Itb. QDir bsmsrftsn sni9e partisn
fsbr fbone Obtn, meilt bon bsnabbarten@ @auns
ties. Der ffanobofts YreiS fir quite ObIen
mar ST Die 100 Yfunb. 9ln9ebotsn murbsn,
1900 StId Sdlabtrbfsm 500 Gbmsine,
200 Slbe uno 1900 Sbaafs unb qdmmsrn.
Die @sibdfts II. Yrsiis mann:
Sblabtcblsn.-S00 Stad psrfauft ,u SIS
bie 81 Die 100 pfune, fir 9sw6bnIibs mttsIs
mdsi9e unb quite 0uaIitdt. 400 wurpen mad,
9ssu Ocrf 9strisb.
Subs.-2lae wurbsn perfauft ju $25 bis 40
fir Milbfibe SIS BIG $25 fir Sprn9sr unb
Ss bls SIS fir trofns Subs.
Sbmsins-aae psrfauft ;u $43 bi8 SIS, Die
100 Yfunb.
Sbaafs II. Qimmsr. - las perfauft ;u So
bis $4 fir Sbaafs mb 81 bis So fir qdtnsr
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QTi6tioe8efonntma6un0.

IGs 0iejenissn wslebe 9eblaueb's llnioerial'
eIen5 f6on sebrauebt babsn, oisnt aurStaeb'
riht, paB bon jest an oiele wirfiame II. tpobI'
tbdt!9s Wlspsin jerer3eit 5u baben 1T, inNe'
aons, in Der 9rufsrei psGer 3eituna; in
SuBaun in rer 0ruferei Oss ,Seiit .. 5eif;"
i'll Obsr Bern Bel O1eltbor 5ert, beiS Nen'
no unb MISUNDERSTANDING inSernoils
ls; IN Samturs i'll rsr ,,9dnsQpoi" 0rnfs'
rel; ln3ulpcbo6en, unweit Ntbrersburs, bei
Scbn SectcI; in wcmelspcrf Bel s. Soft.
Serbrausr; in 4opamstaun. al 5einritb
Staufer's 9tobr.-es 1T jsoem woblmsi,
memo seratben, init bieler Wleoi5in einenSser'
lnct 5u MAIDEN. 8slonoers ,pirfIam 1T (te
bei Olutterpeb, Sopf6merjen, 5sr3flopfen,
Wanael an gbluff, ODER ipenn Der W1aseM
pas eTen nlebt Dertra9en milf, ebsn 70 rpire'
fam bel Seitenlteben uno NdfenIebmersen,
itno aueb belllu0ronun9en in per monatlieben
0elniauns. Sir Den bIauen 6uten oct Gin.
Der 1T ite lebr gu empfcblen, ba lte benieIben
binnen turjer 3eit furirt.
Sriorib 5blaub.
Nsabins, S1oUember l3.
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Gs miro 3uoeQeben

Bon allsn Die fib f6tnf flsh
BEN oas Der cins9e Ylas, ssfbmadpolIs unb
wobssmadte Slsiosr su bsfOmmsn, am nlcbs
gen Slsiosritobr, Rr. 62, Olf:Ysiiffrass, s,pis
fdbsn Der 6. uno 7. Strass 1T !; 100 ibr jspsrs
ssit baS sr6sts Enforcement BON &lsiosrn in biss
fer Stabt inosn f6nnt. Ssst auf 6anb els
nsn srossn 0Orratb bon nsusn o Obsrr6fsn
psrIbieosne Sarbsn, sbsnfallS einen aus9sfub'
ten IOrratb BON 9utbsn, gafmrs, 0Bsifsn3sus
gen. josmoen, llntsrbSfen u. (. 10. GO 1T urr
n6tbie bss moblbsfannts @tabtifmsnt ju bss
fubsn, um irasnb Elm ssfdmadpcass3lsieunss'
ffid m fin6sn bas Sbr BADEN pcllt, unb 3u
iolbsn prsifen bic fiber tsfrisbissnb fsin wsrs
ben. .James JaWeton.
OftObsr, 23.
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SDrQt fir Delt QBinter.

qa0fet niemals cine Sadbs bio auf ben leBtsn
Mu9enblif neil einsNabldsi9feit immer etwas
foifst; uno nun wabrsno esm fb6nsn QSetter
forge fur bas fblsbk. Sober Sag bat fenen
@sbIsl unb Der 1T psifs wsltsr tdr bic 3u'
funft fcret. Sober bat bsqusme &leosr nos
tbis unb bas Rabfs 1T, lis poblfeil su fau'
fen. I8ir ratbsu alien welbe fie bsoirfsn, ben
aresen Kleioer Stobr BON James Gas
mefon, Ger. 62, OF psnnifrabs s,pifbsn Der
6ten u. 7tsn Strabs, ~ bsiuhsn, lpsnn iis que
te &lsiosr su masiSsn prsiisn sn fauftn nuns
fbsn, bsnn Ct psrfauft pisl tpcblfsilsr als anbes
re Sodufsr in oisfsm SADIE unb bdlt elm srOsss
anortimsnt.
Jamee Jamefon.
Hepember, 90. bp.
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Cine SrDinona
Sir Die &e9uliruns eewifer Straben uno
Be9e in Der Staot Heaoina.

8e9e in Der Staot 8eaoin9.
Sei es Uercronet unb gum SIeB aemaebt
burcb bic Selett. lmb gommcnsg ouneils per
Stabt Veapln9, uno es 1T bierburtb percros
net uno teitmmt oureb bic 4utcrltat oerGels
ben, oaB Die NesuIatiOnen Der folaenoen
StraBen uno QSe9e in seoacbter Gtapt,
ndmIlb:
0le 6rontltra6e BON bsr erttsn 5o6lep 81.
ne lholib bis 3ur Qennttra6e.
Ser 2ten StraEe bon Dsr Q8aIbmston Iitb:
lid bis 5ur Denn.
Ser 9ten @traBe ntrolb bon oer 15al.
nutitra6e bis 5ur 5oflp Sane.
Scr lOtrn SraBe, bon Der QSalnutttra6e
n6rclicb bls 3ur Suttenpcoo.
Ser glmitra6e wetltb bon ber lOteu bis
sur 8ten StraBe.
Der Suttenwocottra6e wetlib BON BET 10
ten, bis CUR stem Stra6e.
6lerDureb DercrOnet mo beltimmt Iein fo(,
fen iInb es ftnp, ais Stipulation Der atoaCbten
Stra6en uno 3Ds9r, scna6 Dem Dlane ae.
maht uno bcn Councils por9elest oureb ia:
ron QltreCbt gsq, ObsrsNeaulatcr oer ae.
tabteu Start, catirt osn %. Septsmb. I84e
ir9eno elmer bcttebencen Ncaulation ooer Orr
blnanl I'M 1Blperipruhe unssabtet. paC
ftrt October 81. l849.
Seinrib t7a9eL prefc. 6. G.
utteltlrt, =. Sries, 81. 9. G.
8. s. Neltmeper, g. g. g.
Scbn 1S. Splom g. g.@.
Slopsmber 20. dill.