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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-21
THANKSGIVING.

Gov. King recommends Thursday
the l2,h day of December next, as q
day to be observed by the citizens OF
the State, in Thanksgiving TO Almighty
God, for His favor extended 10 US Ma
tionally and Individually"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-21

DELAwARE.-Ross (DemocraiD is
elected Governor by SO majority
Riddle DEMOCRACY is elected to Con
gress by 200 majority. The Demo
Gratis have majority in the Legislature,
which will elect U. 8. Senator, in the
place of Wales (whig)
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-21

New YoRK.-Hunl's majority, accor'
ding to the Tribune, is 247--and &C.
cording to the herald, 269, one county
only remains unofficially declared, al
though the votes given are acknowledg
ed by the canvassers as correct.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-21

MAssAcHUsETrs- NO choice for
Governor by the people. The State
Senate will consist Of 10 wings; %
opposition: 5 no choice, and doubtful.
The House, as far as heard from,
stands--l5s wings. las opposition, and
81 no choice.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-21
STEAMBOAT ACCIDENTS.

The steamer Saranak collapsed the
Aue of one of her boilers, last Saturday
in the vicinity Of Miami The fiue
collapsed forward, and strange TO say.
not person wasiniured. although there
was a number ofindividuals about the
fore castle. The Anna took the pas.
sengers of the Saranak, when she was
partially repaired. and passed down
Sunday.
The High Land Mary on her upward
trip, struck a snag some where abou,
Lexington. and sprung leak SO tina,
she discharged her freight at that place
and returned TO 81. Louis for repairs
She passed down Monday. We learn
her freight was not damaged.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-21

WHAT THE FLoRIDA ELECTION De-
CIDEs.-In the recent election in Flor.
ida, Mr.. E. &. Cabell was elected mem.
Der of Congress over Major Beard
The following declaration from the two
candidates shows the platform on which
each stood:
"In the Florida Republican Of the
18th inst, (Aug.) am charged with
the declaration that would prefer a
Dissolution Of The Union to the passage
Of the late bill, now no more, which
was misnamed the Compromise bill.
II acknowledge the declaration and
shall plead justification.
JOHN BEARD"
"Maior Beard is for dissolution Of
the Union" because of the passage of
the Texas Boundary, California, and
Territorial Bills, which, together, make
up the Omnibus" or Compromise"
bill. | am not. The issues are Union
or Disunion-I am for Union:--Peace
or War-I am for Peace.
L. c. CABELL."
Mr.. Cabel was elected by an in.
creased majority over that which he
formerly obtained.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-21
Mill for Sale.

NHE undersigned will sell to the highest
Il bidder on the 25th day of December
next, the Boonsborough Saw and Gri,t NM
also 35la acres OF fine Land, together with
the following property, to wit:
Four yoke Of Oxen, one Wagon, one set of
Blacksmith's Tools, lot Of Hogs, DC. &c.
beIerms-Six and Twelve months credit vii,
Sc given. purchaser giving bond and approved
Security. A. j. HAYTER
~ E. CREWS.
Boonsborough, Nov ls5O-s7w3
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-21
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

TINAL CEI DENICNI'
NOTICE is hereby given that the under-
/ Y signed will apply at The February Term,
4th Monday, of the Randolph County Court,
for final settlement of his administration on
the estate of Lewis Hord, decd, and Of tho
business of the firm Of Burton d. Hord.
WINS. BUXTON, Admr.
povlI-4w and surviving partner.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-21
Land for Sale.

The subscriber has for sale small farm
Of 100 acres of Land, situated on Yellow
Creek in Linn county. There are 80 acres
of Prairie and 40 acres OF Bottom Timber, and
a small improvement. The Land is of frs,
rate quality.
Ashe Land is u partnership concern, be-
longing to the old Firm Of Gauss d Fallen.
stein, who are DESTROYS OF closing out, Bar
gain is offered.
nil G B. FALLENSTEIN
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-21
Iron and Steel.

have per last mail received additional
Invoices Of Iron and Steel, which, VIII en- in
store, makes my stock as complete, as can
be bought.
For cash down S hall sell very low indeed,
lower than was ever sold in this market
nt4 G.. B. FALLEESTEtN.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-21
New StOck-COnne and See.

New StOck-COnle and See.
am now in receipt Of my Winter Stock of
Goods, to which invite the attention of my
old customers and the public generally, feeling
satisfied that can suit all tastes. Among
my stock will be found
Dry Goods Of every description
Cloths. veslings. cassimeres and jears
Boots, shoes, hats and caps all sizes
Powder, shot, lead, caps and flints
Queens, hard, glass and tin ware
Indigo, Nader, copperas and alum
Sugar, coffee, tea and chocolate
Family medicines, fresh and pure
Tobacco and cigars best quality
Iron, bar and hoop, assorted
Liquors, all kinds, best quality
Together with every other article usually
called for All kinds of produce taken in ex-
change for Goods.
Pork--l wish to purchase large lot of corn
fed pork. for which the market price will be
paid.
HENRY WILKERSON.
Linneus, Mo-, Nov. z.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-21
Notice..

DUBLIC NOTICES hereby given that op.
l. pica,ion will be made to The Honorable
County Court Of the County Of Randolph, at
the February term of said court, to be- begun
q nd held in the town of Huntsville, on the
9TH Monday Of said month, for the disincor-
poration of said town Of Huntsville. pa
II. L. RUTHERFORD.
B. WISDOM.
F.E. w. PATTON
noyl4.-Sw* and others.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-21
brown DOIncstics &c.

am prepared to wholesale a few ba lies of
the best of brown goods. and shal sell them
for cash at the very smallest advances. As
they are purchased for cash at the manufac.
tories, am able TO offer bargain.
MD C.. B. FALLENSTEIN.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-21

' UThe Salcna got up Monday
evening, with full freight.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-21

GRASS ROPE.
Coils Manila Rope Just received and
Tor saleb by nj PERRY d BhRTHOLOW.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-21
TO YOUNG GENTLEMEN

| have received small lot of Black Super.
hne Doeskin pan,aloons, expressly made to
order' and put up in the neatest possible
manner: The goods and trimmings would
cost sio anywhere, and | offer the pants
made a. the same price.
MD c. B. FALLENSTEIN.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-21
Rcady-Madc clothing.

have now on hand complete winter
stock of Ready made clothing, fresh fror:.
New York, which consists Of the following
articles to wit:
30 Superfine cloth frock conts, all co!ors
70 I" cloth overcoats
80 blanket coats
200 prs Of Saltinetts, Cashmere pants
200 vests from rs cts. TO s. piece
4S Peajackets
"a Tweed Frocks
IA Hickory shirts
la pairs of drilling and Cotton flannel
drawers
80 pairs Of Boys pants
50 do do vests
Is do do coats
"a gents. Goats
and a general variety of other articles belong.
jag to the trade, too tedious 10 mention.
That | am prepared to dispose of them at
low prices admits OF no question.
ala G. B. FALLENSTEIN
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-21
PUBLIC DEBATE.

PUBLIC DEBATE.
The Glasgow Lyceum will meet in
the basement Of the Methodist Church,
on Tuesday evening, the 9th inst, at
half past 6 O'clock.
QUESTION:
DO the signs Of the times indicate
dissolution of the present Political
Parties"
DISPUTANTS:
Messrs. B. II. Twombly and H. w.
Smith, Affirmative. Messrs. T. Shack.
leford and c. d. Simpson, Negative.
BY Order, F. w. DIGoEs, Sec.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-21
Bcdticking at wholesale.

very good article of Bedticking at I2B cents
per yard MA c. B. FALLENSTEIN.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-21
Sack Flour.

4 LWAYS on hand Of the best quality.
IA Nov. 81. J. Z. SWINNEY.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-03-14

.u S6til werbcn, fpretrt nidt Don ibren
SsbIern unc Winsstn in 9e9enwort Der
&tnber, urtbeiIet nidt liebIo5 uber fie. ser
it6ret nlbt ibre 4dtuns uno Giebe in cen
6erSen Der Gleinen ;-ibr fba6et fonff @uh
feblt uno Guren Ginoern am meiifen, uuo
be9ebct Elm 9ro6eS llursbt 9soen ben, Der
uielIeidt NIT SIeiB, @ebet uno Sbrdnen an
Der GrSiebuno Der Guri9en arbeitet.
Bertte Sreunee Die aroBe Qn3att. bic
bsute Qbeno bier 9e9snwdrtig in, III mir
8ir9e-ia Sbr 2(lIe buraet mir nit Guerer
9e9enwart oafur, baB unter uns ba5 Snte.
rrtIe fur bic CUTE SADIE Der grsisbun9 mad
9emoreen III. SD bin fiOIs barauf, fa9cn
3u tonnen, eaB weoer in ptilabelpbia bel
Der 9tdticnaI-. nod in 5arrisbur9 BEL Der
StaatsperfammIun9 Der Sreunbe Der GrSie.
bun9, bel eenen id beibemat bic gbre bate,
eeda 3u pertrstcn, perbdltni6md6t9 bon
Seiten oes 9ubIifums Elm folder Qntbcit
FUND 9ewCroen 1T, pie ib i'm beute Qbsno
auf Gurcn sabIreibsn unb freunoIiben Sc
ii6ten Iefe.-S6 9cfiebe eS, es bat mir web'
9etban, atS tb in SarriSburg, ,penn aud
nur i'm SpaBe, b6rsn muBte: Sic Fl II
Der Dele9at pOn iener bunfet.
fen Gde 9ennfpIp antens! SD en-
wieoerte: Die 3eit wiro fommen,
no aus biefer ounfeln @fe 9enua
Sid beroor9eben wire, nod bunf'
Itere Sbeite unGere5 Staates su
beIeubten uno Sbr 2sbrer. Die Sbr
bsute bier Gu6 bic Sdnbe gum 9uten uno
9ro6en @erfe eersibt unb Sbr. mertte
Srsunoe, Die Sbr un5 tisfsn Qbeuo nit Gu
erer @e0enwart beebret, fsio mir Shr9en,
oaB meine gSorte wabr rperoen fouen.-
Sa, ie 10 erben, iie 70 usn erfuIlt werben.
Den Swsf unferes Serein5 fennct Str
nun 4ue. Sisfer Serein ober fou nidt nur
aus 2sbrsrn befeben, fOnosrn, ner Elm
Sreuno Der Suseno III, esn bsiBen mir mill
fOmmrn. 3anopirtbe, Sanowerfer, &auf
teute. Qovofaten, &ibter, Qer;te, 0reo9er,
2(ue Iaben mir eiu, Iib NIT unS su oieicm
euten 3we6e ;u Uereni9en. llno ioDen mir
mcbI bofen butfen, DAP audi bic 9amsn
uns ibren GinfluB 9ebsn Sinh nibt + / E
es bic fid in iebem 9uten @srfe nit Sreus
ben betbeiIt9en ? Sic finb ia obnsbn Die
8loerinnen finfti9er @efbGebter marum
1oDtsn fie nitt wili9 fein, un5 Su Iebren
NIT tbrer Grfabruna, uno aus Der uufriacn
Su ftb6pfen, mas ibnen tau9Iib ftbeinen
mag? ealIet un8 Que sufammeu wirfen.
unier @erf mus uns 9eIin9cn e5 BAT
ia aub Sen auf iciner Ssite, Der feline
Werfe aIle berrlitb binauSfubYt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-03-14
g St1rb: !:

2tm tceta gRcntao. in Sicftr Gtatt notb fbmrrsbof
tenn 9cibtn, 9Gubtlnlinc. Gbc9ottIn bc5 orn. 6tnrg
3Dtn, cine 9etcrns 8tnctr, un9cfibr % Sabre aft.
2tm kettn Gomilan, in SitEr GtaSt, on elmer yoeri
YtrsrSEcruno uno tci9flItsr Nodtrludtt Wlorp Hnn
GbG9attin bss 5ru. NorrR 3trfal I'M 37ftcn gtbtns:
iabre. forrsr SGlcr bist Ole 9CitbtnrCos, ibtr Gp
Scb. IA: l, 2, 3, pdhsr STt rcu OGr GntiAaftnt1
flblt 9clpibIt mar.
(Gtu9ianet rurh Yfarrer DutS.)
2tm l7trn Tttruor in 9lrrrmbIithoI, an rtn Sid:
ttrn. Sopanna gJl, Srtbhr prn GCnrao uu0 92obtl
Rcb, I'M 3tn 9Icnat
2(m 24fttn, in NrrrwbcjtboU, an Der gBoftvIutt
Guinnno, bintCrIaftne Satin oCn gcttr BUS, I'M 20
esttnsiobrc.
2tm 2Oftn, in 2tttntaun om SruiiFsttr, Somts N.,
Scbn pcn Scnathan uno 9Jlarp 2tnn 5nauB, in 12ttn
Situat.
2(m 4ttn gNSrs. in 0Namn9c, an Den fturi0n 8bu:
mojsmen, GorcIlnc Satin ron Dapip &BteonO, in,
22itGn Sabre.
2(m 6tcn, in glcros1uIntaun, an 8ruiffItsr, 6rin:
ritb SbIrFsr, (9NEe9cr) i'm Soften SatrG
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-03-14
R 2e(e ilnO ti6erkoe!
2SCfa Oct fS.imftcrnis 3uut StcfokS

Sic tlntcrftrjeteurn finb Srfrtiasr ucrs
pertthfrteu @ine Sci Gampsn, warrantirt
3uhiecrnbeit bu aeben, IN SoI9f eas Ifb Ger
innsre gpIiner Biz gang binuntcr leiht aix
ben du6en anIeat uno fCmit ON 9renn
punfte re9eImdBi9 futtsrt waburb pcrur.
fadt miro eab Die gampe pirI befdnoi9ce
uno bsuer brennt, 0bne @sruh oocr &auta
uno Snar nit eerfelten Suantitdt Qine SeI,
aIS our6 ireeno cine anerre 2amre itla
WarFt perbroEbt wiro. Sic fino cinfuh
in ibrer Struftur uno Ieibt in Srouuna Az
balten, ober babel cine 3ieree FIR irqeno cine
0oue, Stobr, Cesr mo Iis binqetban wer.
ben. 4iIeS woS mir fOrbern, lit, Gin Ser.
lu6 nit oenfsIten Su MAIDEN unb felbf! Al.
urtheiten.
Sine aI9emeins8 UHortement ncue gtpts
GanoeIbras, Sou Gotsrntn, @arlor Stqnb
9ampent Sufpenein9 Gampsn, Santp unb
cinfads S6naI3, 9ine Sd, uno SIuis
eampen. BON alien 8r6Ben uno Qitterus.
&rOnIeubter (gbaneeliers), 9enbums uno
SeitIampen. rperoen auf Die flr;site 8cfieEx
lung an terab9efseten Qreifen perfertigt
uno 6aIIen, 3irtben uno anoere 9rt be QIdee
erbsltt.
Gin 9rcBe6 2iIOrtement Ucn Sluio. @(a8
unc Britannia eampen fir SauSeebrau6
wercen ftetS auf 6anp qeboIten, fomie Gam.
pen9Idfer, metatIne. popierne uno 9Idferne
Stattirun9en (shadeS). eamrsnwieeeH
pon iecer Qrt, mefiiu9eue une Sritaunta
SCpS uno Sdrauben, UNI an olIe Qrtsn pc9
9lasIampcn. 9bcs9ene @oSr6bren, ETC., 5u
poifen.
S9dnptcs ipcrSsm IN @duuFaftursIrcifra
perfprgt.
Cine oorji9Iide 6uaIitit bon 8renn.
fuio, 9ine SeG unb pbos9ene @as wirN
immer euf Sano 9eboIten uno beim 8drrsE
Ocer In fLeinerer Suantitdten perfauftx
8tedene Stub &annen weroen auf Seltets
lung 9ematbt,
8ie pbi9en QrtifeI finb i'm @tcs. une
Gteinpsrfauf Su babCn. SO. 324 gtOro 2te
Stra6e, 3 Sbhren ObetbaIb Samnep. SaPs
torp SO. 88 3Obte Strase, nabs Der 4ten,
YbilaoeIpbio,
6cisrtce uns S5oruire.
Wdrj Ia, 1850. na9M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-03-14
G S6ukGramet.
gR6rs14.

Gin Sftntihcs Gramsu Der SrtiitbulsGiuStr orn
Der Gtact Uuntrwu clI itottuIbmeu in brrn rspstti.
un SbulitubGn 7uiG fct9
NRcnta1s zen 19tcn 9GSrs, 9lotbmitta9S, es Sinner
ron 9Iig 6tmmrrtr, uno z. Sdhltnurtr.
Gisuftoes cen 19Kn 9RarJ &crmttass. bic 6ineer
pcn 6rn. Gau @alttrbCr9 uub 6rn. gJrg.
SciId6tn Sa9s, 9iahmtta9s, Die &turtr ber 0liE
Rcrtr, uno Nlig Wcun9.
gRithuetbs ben 20iteu, Gernitta9s, btt GiueGr Der
g1iE Sriuncr, unb 9RiB gJ1tScs.
Deftt6tn So9s. globnltttoos, Die ainNtr Der 0Nit
bateracfer, unb cts Sru. 8. 6jrco.
Das gran,sn br9innt &rrmittaas un bat6 natb
tbr, uub 01ohmitto9s um bat6 natb llbr.
Den 25iten sQira absnos. ffueet sin attatmcints
Grcutu rSr SrshuttinSsr fiait, In hsr StokrCpt
paIt Gttirn uup Huctrs fuo stu9doeIl 6tjyprb,
ntr,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-03-14
9Sriefe I'M Qlllentoun 0pitamt.
l(m DltniiaA 2tblnN lieatn 9ttl,ettn.

-
2tu0tljna 1tder, 9Pcits q. 8catb, Il. Bead, Gfa,
l(arcn gctbtt, Schu @anf, Srtcmcn 8ue, e. @ur=
carp, Sote6 Derr cotr Schn Srcr, Sascb S. NehItr,
Sattb @rnlt 6trman g. Goliran, Shtnla5 Sault Sos
tcb Sibtr Schn 8. G5ruutc, Q, 9)arp @an9tEutre, B.
Samcs GicF, S0mc5 Gjrctnle, Sctn g. Sorrntr, @tc.
G5ccp, Schn Geitr, GjEcrac 6janQr, SbcmoS Gjrcpts
Siaua Gittcrt, Gccrot ocrN, gHtQiam 6tttd, Gbace6
pclfrib, gTn. ,pclIanb, Gia., Strcnab Scpt, Scfrb
Ioamiltcr, 9Em ,oottulor, StIpb q. !oEilt Scbn j.
SarrGtt, GborIlS 6. &nou8, Gpbrom 8td, Sames
Rsiptr, Sauts Gtantr, Scua6 Gctb, Scbr &tnmtrcr,
Davib Scbn S'ttctta RIIin, 9Rorta g. GuauG, ecutia
8sd, 2, Gli;o Gtmmertr, 2tu9ut 6Ubn, Scpbio Goufs
man, 6Inrr 9anees Srpb 2aarus, benrr ScrGS, 2tcr.
0jabttnp, SriSbritb 9ru9, Ssuten 0ibrn9, Garctino
Gems. 9Haria eCltsrsper9tr, g8tNtam 9Iarttt, Waut
9TnCr. Scbr Oacrtr, 9y1arr 9ljcbttct, Scbn 9tller
Scitrb 9iunmatbtr, Qcuila 0itpbaro, 2, 4bip Qfaf,
S0mcS Yct, Sarab Suir, Satcb 8cniulcr, Scrn=
harb S2tmtcIr, Gphraim Rsnhorb, Douid Ritttr,
Gtluin 8tnhare, Glliatrtb Siuff, ReGeta ScbUGnf,
Rart Stcintr Srhu Sruore, Ittr Sttin6eracr, Amor.
Sbrttcn, NnQttiua Smtb, gVorp Gbtut. gPap Gtcf.
fttt, Scbn SeuItmon, Uarcn Srcrtl, Ttreinano 8ct:
btr1, Daniel g3ine, gGn,. Q2crnau. ecuotban QSiEsr
Scftpb SettR, Srbn @cctrin9 9Gorp Sane g1gaptr,
gSiitpt NcunQ.
SOcumcutc, ett.-Srbn 2(ppd, Sctn 9tunt, e.
8rtnttr, SrI 8ernharo, 91nl, 0Err, Qrmeu. 1ircf=
tors, Gbrrp. Outs. @mctina DiChl, Satc0 G0oe Il. o.
@drt 9. Gtner, GEcras Srtbt. Gonld 6rieo, Simcn
6ranftnftIo, GtNteu Gjuth. Grc. Gjrco, gRn Gnnat:
tutr, Sci. GjSbrcs, 9yGg Il. &. peimtah, Grc. Scft,
Scbn 6clman, SbrrnGs g. Satiicu. Rtuben Satctn.
Ntts Std, JatcG euowia Yetir euoruil sctsr SJ2ca,
Stotrn SNutb. Scbn Repharr, (SOadaer) Sci S9crps
haro, (9nuHsr) SilaS Gapbare, Sebn NluHsmahsr,
NRcr9an 9ctb, G. 0R. 9lCer, esrpts Srqesr. Satl'ss
SI9tr, 5anrs Sdifftr, aaren Spinutr, GbrtIt'an
Nsgaslr, YstSr 3lGnlr.
Mar:a 6. Scruted, q. 1.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-03-14
9ScrGcir0tDct:

2tm tsetcn ecnutoQ Or. SotcG @. g2eGcr rem SGcr:
Soutcn, NIT 91liB lnnuiino 8uf pen Sagtur9.
0urtb Yfarrtr Outs.
2tm 12tsn Sstruar, G5ccr9c SO. 93t9b pcn 2tttu;
taunftbr. NIT Gorrtns 8icrp pcn Sdripbtitbau.
2tm 17ttn. Ger, paaf init Gotbarua Srieiu9er, Del.
DC ron eetoa6er9
2(m 19tn, Seicmtn Dieb, nit Sarab 2(nn GseF9,
ettpe pCfl SCIpgfI.
2tn 26fn, Scbu 8lIppiuatr, rcu Sii.2tamtaun
nit eeauna fern. pen 91crepbtiibdu
2(m 3ten Ml8ri ,benrp Gjaugtrper, init Seusfd
baubpcrt, bribs rcn gRoi;bin0tcn.
I'm 5tiu, g1iGi0m 9Grcbrina, ron s1crrwbeIttoI
init tottcna 6Irnlcrcr, ron SitrmbtitbaI.
Am Icetcn 0icnto9, SWr 9cnamiu 9ctman, nit
snip Gatbarns SrcrtIl, btibt pcn Iucutaun.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-03-14
Slatlritht on 2lGeGors.
MdrS ii.

Die qTeTOrs vou Ger Staot UacntauH
uno ben uerftteoruen Sounftip5 in GstbG
Gauutp, fino biermit srfuht, iib in Der Conn
mIiioncr5 Qmt5fubt. in 4utntaun. su pers
fammeIn 0onta05 cen 1lisu Saq dpriG,
nibfenS. um Die IIe6men;5. Nvpellatioast
pppisre 5u empfan9sn, unO ioltbe ltrtunoev
uno SOrf6tiftFn III erbaItsn, brtrsfftub bic
g,fuuuns ibrer reipeeticsn pfIitten.
auf stflei Der Grmn,iIFcnsrs.
3. III, Cine, s5rdk;s
cmmiffitrTs:2tmthturs.
alItntaun, Nlcr, 5, 1870. hf2A
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-03-14
1GIutepu, gRSr l, 1850.
Committee.

N1eiue Serren !-Stb sntiprchs bsrmit ben,
GeunId1s bes ,,sdulIcbrcr uuo Stbubircttcrsn Strs
<ins" uen eeda 9auntr, inesm tb Sbusn bic, pcn mir
bei oefFtn Organization 9baltsne 8sbs ;u bctistiler
gerfd9un9 dbsr9sbe uno eante Sbnen sstitb fir
Die CUTE 0Reinuua Die Sis bart6tr 6u6ern. Gieirni:
gen. pcbt cis 8soe bSrtcn, werosn MIDI scfiniat cnt:
fhutoiseH, penn Sbncu biccte etpas ptrduoert ucrs
feanleu ic0s IA icb fc srt mebrcrs Sage nathrem
ie 9sbattn mtreen mar, uieoGrhriGt par cs mir nbt
MS9ieb, fe pS Srtt; tb etreu nitbsr iu 9cbtn.
sQt dhhin9 untsrjthnet ftb, msinc 6trrrn, Sbr
Gr9etcner, 6. 81. SrBIcr.
dn Die perren 9asiharh, Sonp unb 6cctc,
Yutlifotcns.GueF FhuF.
Ansnterpn, S1PSr, 6, 1850.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-03-14
S 9lnset0t.

Ser unterjeidnets matbt biermit feinaR
Gunoeu uuo Dem Yubtifum befarnt, oaE,
er feline Stobr9eftbdfte am liteH, ndhftcrs
Qpril in @eiBeubura Saunihtp, 9eeba Co.,
auf9eben ptro.-SoI6e, bic eobsr nod bst
ibm i'm &udfonoe fino. werasn eriudt Srpi.
ihen nun uno jenem Sage obne SebE onSu.
rufen uno 8i& tiofeit su MAIDEN, oenn nab
isnem Datum uber9cbtn Die 8uder in bic
9dntc zines Sriebensriber3 Sum Gintrei'
ben.
SaBirl Stetsler.
Wdrs IA. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-03-14

S~Sn Buffalo brad am 10ten eiefet
Elm 9roBe5 Seuer aus uno Ie9te cine Gi ride
Elm 9rO6ss SOteE uno 1S bis 20 oneere Sc.
bduoe in Ufbe. &erIuit 100000 3baIcr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-03-14
G ga 6ri6t

rpirb tiermit 9s9cben, oa6 Der tlnterseibrete
ais Qominiitrator Don Der SintsrIaiIsni6aft
ee5 pcforbsnen Q8 iii III & / ft!er,
lektbin ron 9pnn Saunfbip, 2eha Gauntp,
anqeilcut wOrecn III. - Quc SCIbe, bic
caber nod an befa9te 9interIafenftoft
f6uloi9 Iino, perbsn biermit 9sbetsn in.
ncrbaIb 3 Mcuoten Gusurufsn uno abSu:
bcSabIsn unS SoIde, Die nod rettmd6i.
&c SOroerun9en an beIa9te SintsrIafenIboft
Su MAIDEN baben, beIisben oisfetbe inner
balb beIaqter 3eit audi einSubrin9sn, bamit
2(Ile5 in &idti9feit 9cbradt werben Fam.
Samael SliifIer.
0(drI F. zstj1ai fJs
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-03-14
Gin fremDer 9unD

Don mittIer Gr66e, fdbmar;er
MsSzx,, ,EgzESarbe. nit etnem 5aI5banc,
@szIzzssssSss@sssssz53 pOrauf n@etberbcIo" inqro'
pirt 1T, bdIt fib fbon cine 3eitIan9 in bic.
fer Staot auf 0siIeu Gi9ncr 1T erfu6t
i'm foqIeib qe9en 8eSobIun9 Der unfcRen
ob;ubOIen. $50? erfdbrt man
Su Sem 9yOifamt.
WdS IA. nQ3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-03-14

N@Die MsM. uns @straioe 'preife lit
ten felt porioer @oGe feline meIccn5wertbe
Serdneerunocn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-03-14
S Q6ri6f.
Wdri IA.

Die @eeQfbaft weIhe bieSupor bsifan'
ben bat unter Der Sirma ucu eeru unb
9 am . II, in Der Staot 4uentaun, wiro
am l5tsn 0iefe5 nit 0e9enfeiti9er Ginwitli,
9un9 auf9cI6Bt werccn.-Uue Sieieni9sn.
bic nod Suebills une unbsrittiste Gs6s
nan9en init ibncn otSumaben BADEN, mere
ccn bober oI5balo anruftn uno lolbe inc
&einc brin9en.
SSilliam Sfern,
s. ~. SamiCn
Mdrs ii. na3n@
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-03-14
E% 9ld6i0feitS> >Seter.

Sic 4te SabreSfeier Ger Satb Sipiftpn,
glc 144 SSbnc Der @dEi0trit ru 9boIttn pcroen onr
sfitttppGb Sen 2siteu WiGr;, Su Satb, Scr;
hampton Gauutn. Cine 9,rceicn piro Inn / lIbr
Wotbmitto;o fcrmrt. uno um llbr ntbmtu bic Stitr.
lihttittn ibrrn InfanQ. 1boreIn wtrorn pcs 9Iatbs
mitta95 uup atcnfs slbaItu lprpen.
Sic Committee.
NaSr; ii. na2m
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-08-28
South Carolina Sumter Dist
IN ORDJNt

Whereas, John Murray and w. Boncau
Murray, hath applied to me for letters M
ADMINISTRATION, on all and singular the
goods and chattels, rights and credit OF
Samuel j. Murray, late of the District
aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admon.
ish all and singular, the kindred and credj.
tors OF tho said deceased, to be and appear
before me at our next Ordinarys Court for
me sad District, TO be holden at Sumter
Court House on Friday the Bob day of Aug
INST, TO H'ew cause, II any, why the said
administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this
!2th day of Aug, in the year of oul
IT,. s. Lord, one thousand eight hundred
and fifty and in the 18Th year o.
American Independence.
w. LEWIS, o. s. D.
Aug ID AZ 2t
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-08-28

FIRE PRooF PAINT.-The Massachu-
sctts papers chronicle the discovery, near
Springfield, of quarry OF peculiar kind OF
stone, which, when properly prepared, uni
tes readily with lnseed oil, and forms a
most excellent paint, which, by exposure
OF few months to the weather, becomes
as hard as stone. The material is a reddish
brown stone, with some veins of blue, which
when brought from the quarry, and exposed
to the air, slacks or softens, and crumb!es.
In a4sllprttime after being brought from the
quarry,yit becomes so soft as TO yield to
pressure as easily as chalk, and has no
grit. TO prepare it for mixing with oil,
like lead, it is first washed, then ground
II is said to contain larger portion of the
hardening qualities, than any paint mate.
lESsyet known, and is consequently more
mpervious to fire and water Tho cost is
not half as much as lead, and it is thought
to be more durable, beside it's protection
against fire and water. Should this ma
teral prove to he what is now believed of
it, by those who have examined it, the
result will be fortunate for the enerprs-
ing proprietors. Similar discoveries at
the west have been already favorably in
troduced to the public but this one in Spring
field is said to present more substantial
qualities for the use to which it is found
adapted, than any other discovery of the
kind yet made known.