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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-06-10
Cofte.

The production OF coffee in Brazil. the
rast year has beer LOO 600 bags. 272 nil
lion Of lbs. in 1920, the production was
10 millions q: pounds.
The consumption in the United States the
past AZ years has increased rapidly. In
ISL the consumption per head 10 the in
hao'tants Of the United States was one pound
four ounces. In 1880, the proportion had
increased to three pounds per head, the for
c'gn price having fallen so per cent. After
the 3ls' Of December. 1890. coffee paid two
cents. and in 1881, one cent; after which i.
was free. The importation 7 the wear 1881
doubled in consequence ofthe reduced du,v,
and the consumption per head for the io.:r
years c0l.-g with 1872 Averaged six ro"ads
per mead having qrad-n:.ai to cach 'inhat
i,an. since 1921.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-06-10
SPIRITUAL RAPPING-U What II lead

SPIRITUAL RAPPISo-- WhatR leads to-
The wife OF Michael Colt, a resident Of
Decker township, in Indiana, was shot on
Monday of last week, by her son in-law, a
Mr.. Young, 10 whom she approached dis
gulsed as an apparation. Mr.. Young had
been previously cunversing about the spiri-
tual rappings, ghosts, ETC., and il is probable
was much excited on supernatural subjects
at the time. Mrs. c., in a mood Of Inerri-
ment, showed herself TO him. when he seized
his gun and fired at her. The ball passed
through her neck, and occasioned death in a
short time rCin. Enouirsv.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-06-10


SEHArY.-The Senate passed a resolution
to aljourn over TO Thursday. on account o
lie Democratic Convention. The deficiency
bill was ,hen taken up, when, after some
discussion. the bill was passed. The SEN
ate adjourned.
HousE.-Mr. Hell moved 10 postpone
till Tuesday next. the consideration OF; tie
motion TO reconsider the vote by which the
Iowa land railroad bill had rejected Oh
Saturday, assioning as the reason that the
measure waS ,m"or'ant. and The House was
''n'y attended; decided in the atIirmative,
yeas 10 nays 81.
Mr. Or. from he committee on public
a d ep ed a b7l granting 100000
'or he CO., rue 'nr of two railroads; one 10
connect the Gu VIII TIE Atlantic. and the
other conn c ing Pensacola Bay with the
Georgia ra road, by Montgomery. Ala.
The consideration was postponed until
Tuesday week.
Mr.. Harris moved that Congress do ad-
journ on the first Monday in August.
Mr.. Houston moved an amendment BY
substituting 18th July.
The resolution and amendment were post
poncd till Monday next.
The House then passed a resolution that
when it adjourn tomorrow it stand adjourn
ed Till Friday. The House then adjourned,
CoMMExDABLr.-The New York Sun
soys that for the past three years, the
Messrs. Hoe & Co., the eminent printing
press manufacturers, have maintained, at
their own expense. an evening school for
the instruction of their apprentices and en-
ployees in Mathematics, the Exact Sciences,
Mechanical Drawing, the French and Eng
lish Languages, &c. Every one Of their
many apprentices is required to give pune
tual attendance at the school, which is also
open to admit such adult members of the
establishment as choose 20 attend.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-06-10

huJnorlzeu hBenb'
V. p. PALMER, the American Newspaper
Agent, is the only authorized Agent for this paper
in Boston, New York and Philadelphia cities,
Fayette-- ANDREW J. HERNpoN.
Huntsville--G. H. BuRcKHART.
Bloomington--THoMAs G. SHARP.
Lnneus-CARLos BoARDMAN.
Cambridge-JoHN H. GROVE.
Chillicothe--W. c. SAMUEL.
Mlan-SrEPHESs, HINES s. Co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-06-10

Santa Anna has written a letter 10
his Partisans, declaring that he will furnish
them with no more funds for revolutionary
purposes; that he has already sent them
$l50,Oeo which they have squandered, that
they have bascly and villanously deceived
him; and that they are a set OF miserable
towards, terrified by ,hr bare mention 1
Arists's name. .-.-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-06-10
G.. III. RURCKRARTT. .

ATTORNEY AT LAW, HUNTSVILLE, NJ
WILL practice law in the counties of Randolph
w Charlton, Howard, Boone, Monroe, Adar
and Schuyler. All business entrusted to him will
receive his prompt attention.
Office in the second story above McCampbell &
Coates store. Oct 2l-34
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-06-10
Thirty-Second Congress First Session
WAsHINGroX. MAY 80.

The Senate was not in session to-day.
HousE.-Mr Moore of Pennsylvania,
from the committee on Public Lands, made
an adverse report on the memorial of Jas.
W. Marshall, as being a grant of land in
consideration O: having made the first dis
coyrry Of god in California. Mr.. Hall from
same committee reported bill 10 enable H.
diana to dispose ol the unsod Saline lands
in that State. Adopted.
Mr.. Hall also reported Senate bill grant
ing lands and right of way TO Iowa, for the
construction OF a railroad from Dubuque to
krokuk and Davenport to some point or the
Mi>sis>ippi river, hereafter to be designa-
tel. Mr.. Hall moved the previous question.
n. JoHe>. o Tennessee. moved that the
I'LL le Ibid on lie table. which was decided
IN - affirmative. After an exciting de-
5a'e, a motion was made TO take up the pri-
Yat- c.!anler.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-06-10
PREWITT g. HENRY,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW, FAYETTE, MO.
yTTILL attend to all business entrusted to them
w in Howard, and the counties adjoining
Particular attention paid TO collecting.
GF. Office in Crigler's Frame building two
3oo.s above the Receivers Office.
November, IS, 1Si9-y.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-06-10
THOs. sHACKELFORD,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, GLASGOW, MO,
WILL practice in the Courts Of Howard, Sa-
w line, Cooper, Randolph and Charlton coun-
ties. (s15" Office on first street.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-06-10
CANDIES, CANDIES.
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY

THE undersigned, desiring to 20 TO California,
l. offers for sale his property in the City of Gas.
row, viz; The house in which he resides, together
with four lots. Also, the lot on which his shop
atands. The property is in good repair, and any
examine the same, when further particulars will
be made known. 7. HANCOCK.
p. S.-All persons indebted TO me for work done
last year, are especially and particularly requested
% call and settle up, further indulgence cannot
an will not be gwen.
Glugow, APPLET =. HANCOCK,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-06-10
Life in the Arctic Sea

lciclcS hung round the deck, pcache, be-
came mess Of ca!cedone. butter was eut
with ciise!, bcefw pilkaHe and crow
bar. Walking OUT, you arc conscious Of A
braclnS atmosphere, Whiskers and ta,e
are glazed with Ice. Put out your torggc
and ii i frozen to your clin. Walking g-
you yet into fine glow, often into p,--
splralIon but if the wind riscy. .hca van
have sensation Of pricking pins. Extiens,
Of hca. and cold are alike. n our rc,v In.
cold gave positive character 70 o,lr exit
encf almost impossible TO describe. W.,
protected ourselves from metal, with far
and bnckskir. The crawl. the chill. which
IS with us at Eo;nc the indication OF VARYING
temperature. was there unknown. In ialt,
1t was only by the direct stack Of cold, tbs.
we were aware Of it, and officers ana ne-,
agreed that we had suffered more at horn.
from cold. With such an invetera.e enfr,,.
however, we could not hope to escape scars,
mt We III returned alive. On one occasion.
4 poor fellow, recovering from infanation
Of the lungs being asked how his fyos,-bi-.
ten car came On, produced il in a picc. r.
paner, and said, Doctor | didn't want 20
,ronb.e you. but dropped off las; night. .--.
Dr' hane ; lecture upon Arctic Expedition.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-06-10
JOHN c. CRXwLET.

ATTORNEY AT LAZY, GLASGOW, MO,
WILL give prompt attention to oil business
w entrusted 70 him in the Courts OF Howard
and adjoining counties.
Office with Drs. Vaughan &; Campbell
Glasgow, June 10, lS5l-tf.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-06-10
THE TIM Els.
BY CLARK H. GREEN.

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.
Office on Water Street, Up Stairs, nert door to h,
Glasgow House.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-06-10
MEDICAL CARD.

nRs. POWELL s, BOWERS have associated
- themselves together, in the practice of Medi-
c,re and will give prompt attention to all calls.
No extra charge for consultation, where either of
liz N are employed.
Cambridge, Jan 90, 1852
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-06-10

}7lI was Punch, il We remember right
fully, who told ,Ac story some wears ago Of .
man who loaned an umbrella 10 friend, p
Lradesmon IN htS street. o. wet, nasty ,lav
Il was not returned, and on another wC,.
diSagreeabIc day, Ic called ior il, but iolna.
his friend at the door. going out with il il.
his hand. Il have com" ior NY umbrella
exclaimed the lender. Can't help tAa.."
exclaimed the borrower; cont Won see that
am going ont with IT," "Well--yes--"
replied the lender, astcOnded at such out.
rageous impudence; yes; but-5,I-
what am | 10 do2" 'Do:" replied the oth.-,
as he threw mp the TOP, ard walked of; do
as did. borrow onc."
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-06-10
II Y II M s.
Rates Of Advertisinl

81 In Advance--s3 At the End Of the Year
81 In Advance TO Clubs of 10.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-06-10

81 per square OF IL lines or less, for the First
sertion, and Fifty Cents for subsequent ones.
Liberal deductions to Yearly Advertisers.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-06-10

&5-One Of the New }orA paper, So, =
that ''pri'0;o letters from london. Is IT,
Atlantic, state that the d,raynd Tor imcr,.
can Railway bonds j. less active there. ard
that unless the security he indorsed by =.
3rge house there, they are mostly unsaieo.
bic State and Government stocks are l..
better demand, but nigh prices o. Govern
ment limits the demand for yhtm." II,
Tribune says, the orders for bo:3s BIZ the
Atlantic ii is understood, are toa ronsiiera-
b.e extent. We heard OF Que .or about on,
hundred Thousand dollar, q. Naiiroad bonds. ''
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-06-10
LOGAN D. CAMERON,

DEALER IN
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Wdter Street, Glasgo,s, No.
KEEPS constantly on hand general assoItmen
OK seasonable goods.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-06-10
+. A, SAVAGE,
DEALER IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOOD BOOTS AND SHOES,
Tets, Caps, Hard ard Qaeenstcare, Nails, &C.,
WATER STREET, GLASGOW, mo.
CARLOS BOARDMAN,

Attorney a. Law, Iinneas, Linn caaaty, Nc.
TT7ILL continue the practice of the Law, in
w Linn and the adjoining counties. All busi-
sentioR. April 3, 1851.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-08
6. @. g9lirfU,
6tnrp SnpNvr.
Sr. so nn'5
3rpnDttifrDer 2un9ensSvrup
fir bic 0eiIun9 rcn
6uilcn, SrfdItun9en, 8ronditif&r aus.


Sullcn, SsrtiItungen, 8rCnditif&e aus.
icbrun9, Il. f. ~.
Djtfr Nrcuhjttib pulucniNbe (CNcr Stpmppcia0
SNrup NJ Dem @llbmad en0cucbm. pUuriadt Elttn
ltbdtttttn uno tttnc SdWGbc, uub rod pTrtiCt CT
6ultin, &rtiItunaen in 1crf uRo an zen gunqln,
oiertt, 8rcutht, Soltttibtn, 2tlttbma ttr. Gr in
tcn rcn bunoutcn 9turnrmCn wcrotu lmO trducbt
nur G,tonnt 81 Fin Inn 9ibiet III ipCrocn 5lji g3tct:
ohtCntCn idgin, CAP Cin 0uGs 8rulfrtini0rasmitttl
Gin GrfweernG iti unp oNEs, ol5 ros Mrutt0t aHrc:
2nGr 8tctoCbtm9. miro nun rcrocCrodt nm prn
gNh9d 81 tfGn. - eEl,t frt9ruocs 3luQniG:
So. $50 9RarS Srafc, philadelphia,
Sttc0tr 20, 1851.
Da iCb nEutItb ron elmer btfQtn @tltituna 6uiIcn
uno &ruldms3 ttlalIGu uurCc iSB ith MIDI ptrtttln
clncn SuuCb init Or. 9)uR MS trcnttitiihn our0en:
SNrup auWelItn, unb init &croniio;n fam i:b iaatu
taf Der Gebr0ub cucr tn0n Qcttl mir cine rnrItalg
uro 9inttbt GlnberunN g;ritaItt GjIipStnlih marcn
bice anfilIc rcn &crtdunn unb Suifcn pcp trutaia.
ltr uno 0ubchntCr 9iatur; ottr gtnc nellCht Gtnr:
uno mar c untrUorct ldncI toi i;b nitht mlin fam
e eCm ftbr rcriigIicbsn unn hiG6arru 9Rtd bt6 Or.
glIunu ;uwihrciben Sd bath autb Gigtgcnbdt oCfTtr
pcrjt0tds Q2irtuno oil 2nbun 81 ttctadtn, uuo ieEt
bab2r nitbt an, cs ot5 mtue ouirjht9s GlGinuuo III
ottsu. tob rtisr SNrup cine Ocr teit'n gRcontn rCr
Hrt H. wdhs il pcr bas gublttum ottrotbt wurNc.-
9oit Die &rantn ecndbCn nur Wriucbeu, uno t ftbt!
dtnDu9t fab fG nicbt 9StSutbt wcroc.
6. rs. Sitter,
poItcr an oer 9uth. Gt. 9loth&ustirhc, g'aU St
;pfhen Gate uuo &nt uno 3. uno H., Qb;lon.
n. B-gStitcbiq;r gHSrijin hot Or N2uun uutb Gin
9JlitI 9t9tn GCrfbmIrgu, GcuraI9ia, Ctt.-tpCltbt
nrb fct9In muotn.
0I,7~3u toten bcm Gjrrfen uuo 6tsiuen i'm Sud,
ftcbr oeS 9ShtrtVten, in 2mtrtouu.
DCfcmtsr 4, 1851. ra--
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-08
0co. 8.
9SSillitaast 0ecf

Wdtt cen @nwcbnern BON 1lentaun unH
Ger umee9eno ebrerbistiat betannt, Sos su
feline SntreiIen in cm tSutifebr Don G. W.
@iccsr uno gefsafdaftcr obsetreten Bat
aIfo nbtS mebr oamt Ju tbun bat, = uus
nun
auf feline aQeinige 9letbnnna
einen urutn 6utflcbr errffnt bot uno s,ras
ouf Ger Ncro Seite Der 6amilten StTaee,
Gle nidife Sbure Obabotb Sdnumans
Stcbr, otIrpo or fortmdbrcno anf 6auo
baIteu, uno au6 auf 8efeluns cIanaeu
Nib:
2gAc Wrtei1 mn0 ScrfCDieocmRets
ten OCn Siiten, 1appcm,
WsMffs, SOas, GmTs,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-08
Snfertipns Sureau
fdr
SeutIebe 3eitanseu pSs 5ns nne 2tRsIanSeS
un0

u u
Gpntmiiii0Hss nno lgcntars0cfdbdft,
1I3NaGau st., &reppe bod, SrontSffIte.
n gBir MAIDEN biermit bic crsctenfs ln;oe bo6 mir,
ermuntert pcn pieen rbr abtbaren Settcn uno uncr'
iiaet pcn ben erGuoltbiten Grfabrun9cn uno aue9t:
brsitstlisn @erbinouuesn i'm eyn: uno Iuelance, nit
bsuiiaem Sage Elm 6elbaft cEfuet botGn, ndcs scrat
ausnabmsrpsF bic 8etreituu9 ieher ART pcn Gcm=
miltcus; 65efhdften gum 3rpeie bat. Gtne fpgelIs
Nrnnte eIdteh rpdbe ourtb 8entrntts nit ornelfsn
anb btssuttnoien peutib amcritaniihen 3ttun9cn 9t
fbsrt III, miro Die @ermittslun9 pen tcnneaus: Bc.
fcraun9en unb H nsei9eu ieoer Gattur9 unttr
BEN 90 tbettbafteu 8ebtnannaen ttcen,
uno mir hotcn bic utbergu9una alien biuigCn g9itus
fheu pctItrmnWn entfprtdben 81 t6unen.
QBir sbrn nit rem cnpa pituibensptrtbcn 51eftrrn-
aen oes plaees H. 10. nit &ersntaen gu Oirniitn uhe
Etten untsr 3uiitbcrune reculter 8s6isnuu9 um oas
nRchlucIIen hes puWitunls
Gsp. .WOrl. IS. SftcSsr 1912.
Nl1ensrI nnS SIOrif,
il3 NaFaa ~, SrppS betb, 5rcnl.Gfi'f'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-08

aGir batcn Or NIuur'S buitlnprup pdbrtIle eciu
leBtcu Gpu,ncr in uuirru Samilitn 1ctrouht, unS
imar nit hem btftn Grie1 itnp mir drtcn mir Srctn
tru unicr Sti1nG 81 pciru G5uriicn,ntcn mir 9Intn,
@ricfc idgt,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-08
llnb 9GphlftilGett

fircr @dtr, pclAe in esr Shat niht 81 Ubtrlref,n
mo. SoGt nur Gin psri9 G5stuIo uno tcnmt nitbt
ollc ouf cnmet-sn Secs lcg tcficri9t purU. tcnn
ris Sirnro 1T nit airtu8tm grcft uno Skts nit gar
tciuem mfrjtotn, tobr III q bag 1t c GtrauS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-08
Or. sfaac 9. 02unn's
GChdBbQre O1eDisinen.

Soas publifum ruiro nit grsuesn fis Nunns pefTsb,
iuen oal tIt1 elm fpe;fbes beiIittd enoedi iputee
fr iene laiiae uuo audlsoe 8ffhiurfee, ben blnncn
6Mltcu,--ein MittI psdlcs Ienfslben ouf bic Stufi
elmer eepSbnlife @crtdun9 beratmiIocrt uno in be
gRcebcn pcItcumsn turiit, In allen Sdlen pc bic
ltupeiugcn tefrtgt rereen. Gs rcitgt jbn lr ginIl
aus. ca6 nbt Die gerin1tt attcn IN pals cosr euu9e
mrddbtt leneTn oIIg Sreone rein, ,tbdti9 uno aruuo
berilrllt 0ilfr 9Rtoisin IN turth Or. gun in kinst
pripot qraris init lc arclem 9tfe9 astrauth ccresn
O bat piele aufge5tttncte EurGn tgnrtf, tof or b
tntIbtcI bnt ouf Den brnotuoen 9Runb lincr 5reun;
&c uno ScIbsr biz brcn ecitfrdfit tubren baten, es
gum alIatmeintu Srtraub ser eas SNutttum ~ trin;
gen. Or 0nnn III elm rC9dmafi9 aeblrdr ArSI unp
bdt iCbon felt mtbr os Jrau59 Sohrtn lGne 9on;t
aufnertdmttit urtrmuott uub auel.hlialid ouf rins
ausgCo,bnte uno crfcI9rcids grnris 9rttbtst Die
mtbj3jnilde SatuttSt bat fhcn felt Salren puetbens
nad rinm OGittd ir bitl tThncyIide unp eft firCtt
ceer iuortt tSotibe GrpcniC 9fcrfbt.-seft fcstnte
3en0uiiic GHrer gIadiGnrn
unb 9Itonuteu rpeld)r pas NIittH crprett botcn.
Goitcu, Oft. lS, 1851.
OR. Siaae =. Miiinn: g3ertbtr 6trr-Sh tNtr Shre
Nle9iiin cn cineH mcrtr Ginter 0ctr0udt ipttcbcS
m0brcuo bcm irBtcn Grnin,cr btft9 pom biduea hu.
cn geplolt irarl utt tb n,il6 3ecbcn bag tie 2Sr,
tun3 Gr mtint @tportun9cn tcrtraf Ser 6ufcu
mar dCtd ipwrit Ncbottnt bdG nur upd, cincr 0e,
np6uHhtn 8crtGltun9 alrtbfam. Scr irasmatifce
ettr trampiartgs ebHrnFter ttr &rantbct rcrpr fih
SER SraniS.it anS Sboen na Sr' ser rE gT Snpt SSS,
Surt rCs 9Rittels mar ser SHate ociiue. SD fanu
turlcn ;iri,dblietcm iprbtrn her Si0tc IN Irtbent
pputortmcr eciInp. sd rrtradhte Shrc 9Gct;in ais
gtnr rbr bdRbhre unb acbs ibr trsbal6 Gtrne nictn
9tuGniR. Der tlGuc buiten mar tcfe SdGrsjcit iter
Eprcmtih, mRt id rCig ppn rcicn Gitcrn ttc Sieics
Niiftrl an tbren Siuerrn ectrdudtrn tnib im itter
feine ptrmpte SirFEnJ trrutrn. er1ctruG SIR
Il. 9. &ccoer
@afru Oft %, 1885,
Hsir 6atcn Or, N'unn'S 6utlniprup lpabrtnc eciu
imar nit hem ttftu Griptd; unp mir dctt it Srct
tGn unirr Stn1nG 81 eclru Gunftn, intcm mir 9tntm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-08

Sefcntltcbe 0cnbn.

Gdmfidas ben 18tcn December nidffn
nm 10 llbr potmitto9s foIIsn am l6aufs
be5 &r1Orbensn ScbannsS Mobr lretbin
Won Sberm;lfOrb Sounfdrip. 9edo Gountp
fcI9ence be,rt9Iide 9hter tffsntIib vsrfauft
meiorn, ndmIlcb:
Hinopicb (wOrunter fib cine Sub nit
.Sdlb bcfnbet,) Elm 2 GduIs uno elm a
@iuIsmo9su, Elm SparSierma9sn, Elm &ar
rem, pHl0e, G99c, ScuIeitsrn uno Sdcmel
6oIsfdlitten, Elm SofsnpHl9, Stsifwaa9s,
Qaugwoo9en. Elm poll1dneias5 Sdmiecqe
Ihirr, cine pfofsnbNbrmofhine, Gin pfo
ilentcbrcr, cine Suantitit @idenbrrtter.
HirQCl uno Yfeifen cin aanS neutr Wslf6'
fornbredcr, Gin 8nnebrrSftn, Gin Rohofen, i,
SilTcr uno Stincer, cine Drumfige, une
fcnf mob pieInIcp Qtlifel, Su umRdnelib
ju mrIorn.
2Iub foutn su otsidsr 3cit uno am nimti.
drnSrt einrAuantitdt S6aige mcbIgdrcd
nCte G8ciBeidsn pIonftn, cine audRttit
9erulibcro uno 2 Ssliidunfr ustFouft wer
ZEN, pclde litb bci 9Ei0iom Mobr an Der
Sebmlbte btfiucen. uno oor crr 8enou su
Ginger 3tit uon 8aufulli9en 9efebenwsroen
f6nusn.
SrSoit uno 0ufnartuna BON
SSiIliam Wfobr, ,rsmini7ro,ers
Sapio MDbr, "''"'"'''"''e'
0et I. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-08
9Sicl Sitter UerGaufcn,

uno tG6 iSpsr GtaS uuo 9anbman 81 Schaurror,
9lmboro uno Gcnp 0cbt rucnn enuas rcdt prrtbdt:
bo toufln ,rH uno Sclthe ric ft nod, nidt ttlact
bo6pl iOllcn ,.trttiG~ rht pu9llTtn onjurufn, uuo
psnn fl nidt 81 jbwr SaIisfattlan aobrm mo 3n9cs
fen, b0b man hi ibutn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-08
SBtrO Dcrlan0t.

Gin ST 10 7 III q d er
sur Gutftenmaarrri wiro fo9tsid btim TN.
tericidnrten in Shnsdspins, ge6a @auntp
VerIanst Ginem 9uten 0tbsiir Der niiib-
tern uno fIeibi9 in, wiio Elm gutter eCbn be-
soblt. pno eerlebe fam auf lan8c 3sit Qr-
belt reaneE. Man meIte ii6 bd
eScen 6e6.
Sdutdsoias l. See. nq3m
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SdeDb SnnS, ir.
Seiie e tI1miet,

Saus cas- Giscntbum am senonntsn
Sage niht perfouft miro, 70 iCu c5 cann
uno eafcIbii auf sin Sabr peIsbnt wHeSn.
December |. nQlm
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slaGlcanfOHpal .SOfcG.

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5rluncm unO Dem 9ttbrtsn Yuttjsam oic angi9l 8
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una uuD Q1rruarr uutsr ibrsn 8unrtu crrocit bat,
ole ale cntldtcn ldeinrn Die eril ,,2ibSug" beren
gu batcu. Dis &gOuIafun9 yI eicm III lis lnSlIa'
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ais GIrunt6ttrcu. g5uttCr, @tEr, SdnGj uno Spcd,
mcrrGn INNER putau9t rrfir Der tSbitI @larttprei5
eroutt pirc.
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trfln Te auf cine rncrs ltutstjeuu9 Ctnts wtNpcis
lnom putNtrms bnUden, Ger fs itb iipGrjtjt CGmu:
ben merpm rpUrhj9 jl MAIDEN.
Sduurmon, gleubaro unb Co.
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@p0reaime SIObe

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,ulm 9tcbrttu YutIttum abmn9sptII tstannt iu ma:
den, oO6 CT iCet
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<3S3sggSSyZ -: vlthcs frtibtr pcu Is. Scecr
= 81 tA 10 tcrptbut nar, flu litb an iidD
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has bauS oltfs 9Psuc aisuttf:
FIRM, une ;ur 8tbntlr9una pcn 8siirnetn, @oucrn.
uno ale anrtrt. ts ibn init brsr &unrtboft tcSbrtn
mSorn, auf Die rSrrtrfe Nousr sn;urihtln = Gr 1T
es 0apabr eaG oas Sous fit zen ltBtcu 9aor Sabrcn.
eurtb bic piffStti9cn @tranprun9n uuo 94ctbM pct
qopirtbs Sboptn 9Cittln bot, btft itreb CAP cicfs
st tesiti9t miro utun CT o9t CAP CT pas pou6 psrs
mautut tc3c9en uno 9cfduf BAT.
% cos ,6aus fitb in Der Sidht otr Gefb6fts Wi9n
tefppst, 70 uatht cS cinsn on9iutbmtn aufubOt fir
Ntknot uuo Gch6ftsftutc.
Gr miro feb tsilretcn, lcne Gaiis nit etn bcfttu
Speiiiu uno 6irtrlnttn gu tctitntn. uuo ti6trhoupt
njtb5 untsraftn mas pr 3utitetnbtit rerfleCn bel:
trd0t.
3u fcm Mirbstaus ocfSrt cine wcbkinqGihtte
Stolur0, Gin 9trSuml9tr pcf uno c rcrjigGdts g4ol
fer, ais ir9cnrmp I'M Gtaotc ,u notn it. = ltub miro
bert imsr Gin tcr9fitti0r uno piO5g SaIItntbt an:
;utrcfen kin
Durto tiGi9c uno pdutttilbs 9seitnuno bert trllus
ttrsidbncts ris lnttrieun9 cts YutIitdms 81 clans
gen.
Dapto SeIr.
97epcnlter 10, 1862 nQ3R
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-26
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

gI'RUST SALE.-By yirtue of a deed of Trust
4 executed to me by james q Swnney, for the hen.
left of YIN. Elliott and hrrs will sell, Al public aue-
sfin the Market hnnsc. Saturday. the 9Th Of No.
lvrrnbef. at 10 a'cock said Swnne,'s entire stock Of
Liquors Cigars. &c.
Also. Negro woman,
Horse aud Buggy.
one horse Wagon and harness, and | cart,
Cow md Calf
Soda Fountains aud fixtures
fen-pin alleys. Balls and pins
Bagutce Table and balls
All his Household AMI Kitchen Ft,,Ris mr. whether
IBIS private residence at the Exchange Hotel
Terms made known on tho day of sale.
25-dtds h. !. FOLkES, Ttu,tee
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THIRD DISPATCH,
Funeral Of Mr. webster.

BosToN, Oct. 81.
Mr.. Webster's Funeral takes place Friday
General Pierce will attend the solemn cere-
monies.
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E1yelte Lands.

have also for sale, very desirable act Of Lind y-
ing in he county Of fayetrc bnlh sides o the Charles
ton fayee and Raleigh Turnpike road known tho
lill Harvey Tract, continuing aboni 200 Acres well
improved with good Dwelling. Barn Stables. and
other -Houscs,-a fire Apple and Pcneh Orchard,
rnd l. admirably situated for Store Tavern stand
ALSO one other tract ad Joining the same, contain
ing between 200 aud 300 dCRES. Aud one other
Trnct known tie Bragg Tract, all Of which lies with
in few miles OF the late surveys for the Railroad to the
Ohio River, and is Of choice quality.
oct I5-df. Il. j. BURTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-26
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FIRST DISPATCH.
MIR webster Dying.

BosToN, Oct. %, II clock A M.
We have the painful Intelligence that Mr.
Webster is dying-his family and friends are
around his bedside
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SECOND DISPATCH.
Death Of mr webster.

RICHMOND, Oct %.
Mr.. Webster died yesterday morning two
minutes of clock.