davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-04-18

CHo1oE OF NAME" Why on earth
heziah." asked Squire Jones Of his sister,
Mrs. Lnrkin, " did you give your boy
such an everlasting tough name? It's as
long as string of dried apples"
y" Well. brother, boys air so particular
when they grow up, and always wants
romantic and fine sounding names, and
so told my husband we would cal! the
child Peleg Formidable Kish EIkana Ha.
bakkuk, and when he gets old enough he
can take his choice.''
The Squire thought it would be hard
picking, but he did not say so and Mrs.
Larkin went on with her knitting in state
of serene satisfaction. r
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-04-18

RHODE ISLAND ELE returns
from the State have all been received,
showing majority for the American and
Republican candidates for Governor, Sec.
Rotary of State and Attorney General
There is no choice for Lieut.. Governor
and Treasurer.
p The Senate stands l6 coalition, 9 de-
mocrats. l whig. and 5 vacancies. The
House. 80 coalition, FL democrats and 10
vacancies. s
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-04-18

FATAL SHooTtNG.-A young man from
Richmond, named Booker, who was a
student at Washington College, at Lex
inguou. Va. was accidentally shot last
week by fellow student. named Fultz,
from Stanton, and has since died. Young
Fultz is said to be nearly deranged from
grief.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-04-18

as To- near ~ an idea as TO what
y was. He said that he had been
~ 9 'epocra'' out naa abandoned par
" politles ana became parrot and
raiiied 70 the pest interests OF tue country
PIED sea the last drop OF blood =hts
huge carcass, To- We know not how many
objects. and that be had taken on obllgas
ll y 70 40 ., SO. ae rasea iranted sna !
sa0edt. ealu mat W liie american parry naa
oeen q. .. oers'oOo OF misrepreIsented
Una. !nasi. =. sa'u nos pfoscripe foreigners ana
ea'n9. e We iear ne ,ergos mat pofF
. ;, y NO wv !, ne sMe1s
mat ne "ouiu noesose Or give MS slnnu
en'e '0f 0'' nan IT ar'y . ohc e., uni e
oe AT az ssss &C.. oo e. et'ss s 4 e tay9F %
nst !0 !, Nf'fs : fos' gse'' = egg
= 4'o"'4es .aetg1ss. - isshe ashospeeq
ue1s : ~. III ne ll.t, assured see"
Ho .s ,:o ~ 20 - a - nI 9a ls ST
:. ~ l.4u " ss = - t9esl PeRatfi
:: 80 = = ~ ~ r. ~
= rnsy ~ - u = j ns sNn
n"s 49,, 80. M s's1 y. So =.
Jug ~ 'ue a' = oSues S Ssssss y n ~
~ :. Y Ptsss - M
: 49,, - FsN...sh :, :,
t.,'s''[ I'd - 80, $50
l ~ Z ~ ~: III III 80 ~ sS =,
:.:GS 49,; IN Is sIis II, -,
'- 'soa ns,s' 49, '1 VIZ ASf
.: - H.: ,ala. ~ ~ - .sa 'sa Is
u -
-. !. 81 j, -, ~ ,.ssl ~
NJ ;.G p 800 I ~ :
9, 81 -, - " -.'s
LII. - 1t; u 11,s..ss ~ 49, :
:. ID ,..l,,,.l-' 80 -.
~ as 60 ka.,. ~. -
a.. e., i, X; HI -
81 ~ =, NJ y 80 FS'a 50 ~ 81 :
~, go ','.'I'.. ~
'"o u' !. ~ ~ u''s .. 'Ha. Inc a,iS'
=, na - = III, N: 0 s1''1 eo'
t 81 " et 'o"u susn
-, ~ -, wy ,".0 ~ "eu ,eHue se 'o'
= tne o'oouy AiiSli oa.hoicS' .ouS never 1'ir
'" ~ ~, 1s'0 iNst
ano N".''e ''A go '""s "s sS'' '4''
~ s"o i""' IT, = nAAtS 'o,e.S' of u
VIC 0"'e ~ iOu' 'iou "nu ues'ioJ
Gu oy- 'he'ii ~ leau IRON. .'o a KNOW
'oE't.,ns oQoA oaileu inciuentS 'h Atner'
~ da.tI.o,aa H. a,,;,onoo -, =,
~, T.
nn,t;o,,lara lid .;,Is,l,a. ~, -.
sortr 49, u Iha,1 49, oee 80 al.s;..,l ~
viii rwe n,o,a;no 10 navsr FLA 49,
h.,d 81 ;;r u la -. .;son !. ~
all, nnon ,Ra. a,,a,,,lax. 81 :,
ism 7 He denounced tho Ka,nsos h;lI 40
on in;o ,;.ors ,Saasn.o al sa;5 ia, ~
AI;s.onr; Can ,ro,o;.e nro,;h;,;na s,averv
north Of cor,o;r l;ro s,nnl;od . vaconor
in the Constitution :, wa covs, on,;s.
., and ba ,uas tha,ae,~. oSaasoa a.
its reneal-and That catl;,.. and b;msoIf
had hoen sn,o.zed ~ ono s;d. hn foro;,,n
ers and ON lie other bv nipoers. (. A Mr..
Garlic voted for Aiken. a Democrat on
the last ballot for Speaker we IMAGINE
Mr.. B. considers him 10 have been taken
bv the fore;pners. and as Mr. Rroom oss;s.
ted the elected Of Banks an abolitioni.ts
we suppose that he was absorbed BY the
niggers.
Rut We viii 10. a,tsmnt 70 follow ne
non,,.non far,har W. oon.;aor :, ,,or,
6od taata !, III. t;a,o 49, 49, -.
raa,,n - .ana;aatos 49," 49, - ~,
for ~ n,vn;e;naI aeaaa - H.; -
iot t'0 = oiiA0OS " ASon So''
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-04-18


/ ,;on !. Weston was oiyen Al n Democ,.t
!. me zinc held in that place. on the ION
81 Fsh,,,arv1 last and immedia,ely con,
=, rrs !, q bv he Demo Gratis of this counts
sna - wood ~ EXPRESSED through tbs
ss,.,a,as e t,,e News While the Rich.
,sa.,s s..d Ala not anne a. mil abont. ,bs
~ 8, mt e the Te o;s,at,,rs
), s, - =. ,. ~, T15,.,
80. !. q, -, tl,s t;,,,e A.
I "a, ,,aaa ~ tb;ns l;ha souallv ri,
al nors;ons. of' tbs S Sis,rict We think
We do mot assume. too much, when We
a.. a. 800, ,7,,,;s ard "a ~ ;on.
,,,,,,I5 tasa .a,,,;a,,r ~ q,
800 r. ne ,sco 80 :, for NE
~. =
which ought % shaFae'sllzs an our 'Ians-
o s .s - . -. :. ivy,
ahoshet s,t.ls as'1 paw si''- = Z. ueeu
upon, OF AT least pretty genefal1y lecom-
,nen men a, ana aeqa'esSsa z. 0us people
s. As sasa. M oh;s.s 81 .hs.
h & Z, ~ u,
s M biss ~ ~ ss5 s,ssa
{, ca =,
quentts looheo upon 'lie iece.n
with psusp lcion. apaft mo m q rnorestangi-
BILE obiectonab Ii fea tures. rs
~. RIM 81 Isl nrinucessarsE to saw more
,rhs e.as.;a,,- ,,la;nson,. , .s,,I
=, :, &
DelleSe uley AhHeItSutAlusp hes puStNon khey
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-04-18
cLAnKsnURc, FRIDAY, APRIL Is 1850,
esNotice.,s,4,,,.

The Conservation of the Episcopal Church in
Clarksburg, will. take place on Sunday, April
2Oth-services commencing at o'clock. Bish-
sOp Johns will preach on the OCCASION, and also
in the. evening. r. .a .r.o5y.f9 y. Il /.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-04-18

What dill you do with them after you
had killed them ?''
Eat 'em good" returned theteannii5
bal. 81
Did you eat them all 2" asked the
half sick Commodore.
- Yes. We eat 'em all but one
And why did you spare one %
L" Because he tasted too much like to.
sbacco. Couldn't eat him, no how2a,
Ii the. tobacco chewer should happen
to fall into Tue hands Of New Zealand
savages, or etshipwrecked in the Fee.
jeean groups he will the consolation
OF knowing that he will not be cut into
steaks and buried without liturgy in the
uuconsecrated stomach Of afcannibal. =
Vat. Magazine. .
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-04-18

. M6hE FiFaEss.s-iWe0i earnns That MI. Jos,
Lggst. q ~ UP sE4 county had yell
ing and oil bopt, houses. ,iyith their con.
tents. destroyed by FIRE on Saturday last.
Mr.. Christian coyner:Sfthe same county.
lost all his out. buildings in the same ma.
ner,at tie same time. The FIRE was spread
from burning off new grounds IN the
country, by the highiwind. There WAS
great destruction TO fences, &c., ID th5t
county. + ~, - ILL a9g, " =
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-04-18

- - 10 E.'..-r-f-s ,
5u ,rFIRsT DISTRICT. z.a /
For Magistrates. IF NJ. - Brooks, J. b
Wright, j. 5WtiitescarYer.Ga,8 .s!I&
Constables.-John Norman, ]. NJ
Monroe. IS Ias = ,rf5s67ei4
OOerseer Of the Poor.-George Cork. Z
SECOND DISTRICT. ~ -. 'z.''
For Magistrates. Andrew Rsdclif
James Carpenter, VIM. Steuart. Corneliu:
Lawson.
Consta6les.-James G. Radcliff.
OVerseer ofMe Poor. Andrew Divers
THIRD DISTRICT. f.. ~.
For Ma9istrQtes.--Jesse Nc Conkey
H. J. Lynch. J. B. West. &,5:l ra ~.
. Consta6les.-James Woods, J. H
West. .. ~ 81
Overseer of tie .Poor.-Solomon Ward
FOURTH DISTRICT.
MagistroteS.-Jesse j. Young, Elijah
Watkins, Calvin Carrot, j. w. Swiger.
Constables.-Madison NJ. F. Randolph
John G. White. Ea- ~ ssa# ..{2
Overseer Of the P0or.-John Strother
FIFTH DISTRICT. ,-
For Magistrates D. Wilkinson
Felix S. Sturms, VIM. s. Wilkinson, Jus,
tice Carrot. o..
COnstaJ!e.-Wm. Parr, Geo. W. Siers
OVerseer Of the Poor.-Jeremiah Sainn
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-04-18

NV VA RArraolpAfhe yworktHea
6omneheed, laying the track upon this
road on Monday last. tits somewhat % Il nm;
certain when it will be, laid through to
this place. but probably I'M a month or
two. alsespli 70 'aeafispF ssaa ~
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-04-18

1a coI.J.s b. wilson has been ap.
pointed postmaster at Limestone Station,
IN this county, in place ~ Joscph j.
Robinson, resigned. ayiaa 10 .ssaa'i
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-04-18
Democratic Flicker.

For Commissioner Of The. Revenue,
THOMAS HICKMAN, for Upper Dist
MATHEW j. ORR. Lower District.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-04-18

Truth lies at the bottom of the we'll.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-04-18

.. Hlf - ~ - Afh.itt3
80 ET1sEEsos's MAeAztNE,-This magazine
for May has been received, it,istbeaatifuI.
~ ,iilustrstedsahd filIed with choice Iitera.
~ mater 1Ufpe ~ atihs ri nd lfH'
ss,T,fgI t.ld .I51ts~i, ssd hffi rgsm sih ssEas
Inc 4prh number has never been re-
eelyed. Will Mr. ,Petersonsplease send
US another number. 'sg biti3 ,7osv goy
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-04-18

national candidates, the failure OF Mr..
Fillmore TO accept his nomination, and
the fact that large portion of the party
that had nominated Mr.. F. had repudiaf.
ted the nomination of the Philadelphia
Convention {; and said that if he had come
here TO interfere with our local elections,
or-for the purpose of drumming up re-
cruits, for the Presidential struggle. he
thought it highly censurable in the. rep
resentatiye of a party in a State where it
had become partially if no: entirely aboli-
tionized. He showed conclusiyely that
Mr.. BIS antecedents and proclivities had
been strongly tinctared with free=soilism
that he had supported Mr.. Fuller for
Speaker of the House of Representatives,
who claimed in a letter to be free soil up
to the hub - and Of not only supporting
Fuller. but of contributing toFthe election
of Banks. whose aboIitionism was SO
black. that in Europe he was supposed to
be negro. His speechaiold with pow
erful effect upon the demagogueism Of
the honorable gentleman. who may here
after be called split Broom. q
Col. Wilson was followed by COLI ],
Smith. who denounced Mr.. Broom in the
most indignant manner for coming here
to influence our municipal election-chari
ged him with being alfreersoiler in voting
for Mr.. Fuilers,and placed Mr.. Garlic in
the same category Hegaye the Know
Nothing party 3 complete casigation.-.
But time and want of room prevent our
giving any report Of his speech After
Col. Smith had concluded. the! delegates
to Weston were appointed, an account of
~ hich will be found in another column.
Our Know>Nothing friends are well
come to, all the, capital they made on
Monday. and we cordially invite them to
try again. ga ,agasg, .'7sss 5ea ca
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-04-18

w We find The following. in The last
Parkershurgl Gazette and could not re
strain smile at the ."s elf.complacency''
with which some people make guess
We would be pleased 10 have the Ca
zette extend the subject, if no; too dis
agreeable TO him, If we had imagined
that i. would have disturbed the equa-
nimity offriend Nc creary, the pictur"
should not have appeared. We viii try
again. one Of these days, and endeavor to
do better. s .ig -.gs.l : s5. 4.sa
EGorIsrIcAL.-The self.complacency OF
some people is ndeedremarkable.a Now,
there's Cooper. of the Ctarks6urg Register;
not satisfied with a" local habitation aud
a mans" for his paper, he,must needs dub
the sheet g Cooper's OIarksburg Regis
teri" in order that all the world may
know the beautiful production is "-Goo=
per's," and nobody else's. But, lest this
device mi 5ht failpto. make him immortal,
he last week Published "a fnll>length por-
trait Of himself. which all his readers will
recognize at first glance. True. he calls
it"gSam y but then Ills BIZ all over, just
as he used to appear.when wading The
" Blue Juuiata" on his sparkling excur-
sions. Everybody pronounces, the pictUr
capital likeness of tue original. albeit
slightly aatterlng-especially the head.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-04-18

We have been sent the following card
for insertion in Che Register, and cheer
fully comply with the request:
S For the Clar7Es5urg REGISTER.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-04-18
MnEEnrNa. April l2Lh. 1855

Convention memories are not Of The pu-
rest cast, has become a wondrops proper
place. The above card speaks of the
difficulties which the people of the wes-
tern counties would experience in atten-
dinga Convention at Weston, Eut does
not mention the facts that the, same OBJ.
stacles would be presented TO the people
of the eastern counties in attending, a
Convention at Psrkersburg. and that
seven out Of henihetteA counties composing
this district. would be entirely disfranohis.
ed by holding the Conventional Parkefst
burg on the eth of May. The counties
composing this district are Harrison, Bar.
bour, Doddridge. .Gilmer, Kanawba, Lew
is, Richie, Taylor. Writ. Wayne, Jack,
SON. Wood, Mason, Cabel, -Braxton,. Nj,
cholas. Putnam. Fayette and UpshHt -
OF these counties. Barbour. Upshur, Lew
is, Gilmer, Braxton, Nicholas and Fay,
cite. are completely ostracised aud cut of
from an equal chance Of receiving the,
appointment Of a delegate for one of its
citizens, for the simple reason that no.
person residing IN, those counties could be,
advised of the faet of his appointment as
delegate in time to attend the N ationaDs
Convention. There is but six days be-
tween the 97th OF May and Che end or
June. and a person could NOT possibly re- re-
turn from Parkersburg 70. either of: The
above named seven counties, inform the
delegate of his election, and he reach
Cincinnati in that time; aud it would
keep citizen Of Harrison. Taylor, and.
probably, Some other counties. pretty
busy. Therefore wea say that sthsa tims.
and place. designated for the Convention,
by the the Richmond card i. is improper.
The above card says that Parkersbure
and the 9th of May, is,the4 time and
place FIRST recommended. This is not the
fact. The invitation to hold the Conyen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-02-12
Baltimore, Dicnstao SEN -, syebrmor 1856.

lteber oieIer uno dbnlihen @je1prdd)er
famen bic tphrOtgen 8ruoer an Dem Vlabe
an, no fte tbre bauptIahlihlte Oienerid,aft
Surllfaelafen hatten. 81 fe. bate Die 3eit
ibrer @utfernun9 ca5u benubf; Elm trefIifes
hRabl ber5uiteaen, oa6 aus 9feis, SSriihten
uno ilBen @etrdnfen beltano. 0arimun
Inbernahm e6, Die @aroerobe Safuntola'6
III er9dnSen, tnoem er lhr eillrpete6 6@ewano
Ioon 9elber Seite umlporf uno fIe gum lebers
5fIuiIe not III Shleier uno Shaipls oerma-
IBen ctnbnate, OaB J}iemano, uno bate er Ole
.Gugen oe5 2!r9u3 gebabt, bitte entId)eoelt
fonnen, ob inter alp oleltn J0lllen eGa 9lu5.
5uno oon 0dBld,feit ooer eln Wuftt bon
5d0nbelt perbor9en 1ei.
sS}n pleem 3utfanOe lpur0e oa6 arneG eGino,
det DEM Der p0Bltde Q8ethle Der Situattpn
etne Dirt ounpfer 0ellte6oernjrrunq tero6r-
9erufen, TT etnen ueuber9eritteteu palaurtn
9epodt, uno, nadoem Die Soune tbrcStrab-
len 9emIOertnno Die Wlttag6lHie 9enu9lam
uberldrltten bate, tauebte Die &ararpaue
lpleoer in Den Statten Der 9Sdloer, aus De-
nen fe gefrmmen mar.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-02-12
GcmRte8 Gnnite(.

y II y kS u u IL y UlP JO II II =.
gSdtreno Die i'm pprt9en @aptel ge1tbils
I0erte @elelId1rft tbre ldn3e, mubeuoue un0
Intht 9efabrlole Q8anoerung antritt, poQcn
mir elnen oQgemejnen 8ltcf auf ren Sd9au~
iplas tperfen, Den nit gum eriten Wale inter
TO et9enthumlid>en llmltdnoen berubrt baben.
llnter oem 0tamen Snoten beScihnet man
,dlle 0fetbe uro Sdnoer be5 IltOlihen 9Illen5,
Don ben Dltllden @jrenBen BON perllen an
btS Slt ben Dltitden Ruten BON @btn1. Sie
lle9en 1uf Spet groBen, Ourd einen breiten
I?Uteerbuier 9etrennten Nulbiplelu, uno eine
Ilbnen gerehnet. Der Sbel[ be6 nelfliten
iSnoien6 oOer J1inOoltans, Der ntd5t pom
lMeete be9ren5t miro, ilappll sDerlten uno Der
I&artaret burd) QSulteltetcft uno ourH oieie-
nl9e Ser9rethe 9etrennt, pelde Die 9llten
oen pdropan1lu6 nannten. Der RdufaIu5
bjIoet Die 4l0rolltte Oren{e be6 vanoe6 uno
Ilonoert eS bon m1nnldfalti9en tdrtartirhen
lTatlOnen un0 BON Abet ab. Den aroBten
iSbetI Der @rerSe blt0et cas- Weer.
Dieter groBe @rOraum lit ld)on i'm b6tl-
liteu Altertbum bemobnt 4eDg Ell uuo Slpdr
1opn etlleul 8olfe, oa6 ipeoer in 0ilOunS nod
Sutel1 Die geringlte 2Iebnltd)felt nit ir0eno
etller bon Den beuohbarten Natlonen ba,.
lOb9leld1 otele Jtatlonen lbm Su tpteOerbplten
iUealen groberer 5u9eld)ift babeIl, Die ltt
in Oerfde0enpll Iheilen oe8 9anoe6 nleoer-
lIleBen; ob9leih Ole n1ogul'ihen (artaren
unter Dem QSeltfilrmfr Samerlau unb leinen
hRadfol9ern lld1 enclih fat oes @auSen be>
m1cbtl9ten; ob9letd Die Geefabrenoen unD
lanoeltretbenoen europdllcben Hatlonen bier
Sen lfbbafteiten 8erfcbr unterbtelten uuo
Die Srltten encltd) Die altens s@roberer ocrs
or1n9ten ll1lo BON tbrer III 0erQletcb Su ben
beloen JOalblnieln Sn0ien6 nur fIetuen rno
lnbeOeuteu0en Snel aus eiu unQebeures
fetcb 9rlluoeten: fphnbeh oOd) Die urlprngs
lthfn @tnmopner Iebr lpeui9 BON lbrem Sri=
]Inal7@barafter ourtt) bieIe GteoerlalIun3en
BON Selnoen Oerloren. ..r
2luBer ben bP(on0eren BPnennnnoett, Die
lie bon ibren 91noern uno &nlteu befOmmcll,
III tDelctcn fle 9eboren lIno, haben lle etnell
lau9emetnen 9tamen, Der alien ohne llnter
Ildbleo 9e9eben miro, UNI oieIe ur(prltnglthen
ledn0e6beDOhner bon alien oene1 Ill unter-
ild1elOen, Die ilt) bel ibnen nleOer9ela6en ba.
ben. Ctefer 0tams 1T y tnDu, tpDrau5 oa8
lQSOrt Snoler enttanoeE 1T.
Dle(e 9noier babeu Ielblf Gle TRADITION
Don ben 3ettaltern oerloren, roo lhre 8Or-
I1hrerl anftn9en an 0llhnu, @5maca ,Srd
ma rlno mehr ais hunoerttlnleno lhnen IN.
tergeoronete @Ottheitcn Ill Qlauben 0tele
,Sicttbelten merben III Sempeln, Go9enannten
lpa9oOen, III alten Qhetlen Niuooitans oers
ehrt, baber Oa6 9an3e 0teld) pen Den @in-
rppbnern ais beillge5 edno betrahtet miro,
oenu e6 1T bier fein @roitrid). no nld,t eine
IDOer Die ofloere 9)Bttheit erIChtenen ipIr" mo
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-02-12
]. c.. RIETH-

E% q - Tumetter unb II a6er
aaaz8 gr' 10y Dt~1altimrre ST.. 3m. Canal unb @ben.
smp1l nen 8runten unb 8efannen ,p ME benz oeebrteu
Ynp'm m 9reBeS aIprtirts Eager won feiner gieuerie
as &etfen Irnbanoer, &tn8e 8unnnOn Ipmie cine Muss
mapl Won elods uno Gre ocraufe AT BEN bQtofen Weten
nhS 9aranue fir bic 0ualit6t mener Q0aare.
N!e IN mn SOD iAtagenben 9lrte merben auf bas
t!algEE I91PHIe hto bee refartrt. Co.'S
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-02-12
WeIhdft8 : 95erleQuno

800 ~. @)elddft8 Berle9un9
- Mlenen Ire1nbet unb 8eannten, 70
p<=zs=~Ha% T. ME benz 9u6lifum bic ersebene Nr3eige
S%N L %$S.al bdB i'd metn @el6Gf bebeutenb peror6a
EYs%> eA5EF< Bert unb Dpn 161 St- nob STR. QBeI>
Y i" Gg9@Ak BaimpreltraBe, Smt1fen fem Marplane
al W .zSss$S Sntitut unb Der Bride Sergt babe, mr
&SS Il i'd buadD elm reid o1prtrteg Eager Der
mpbernten fetbit perferteten ME tmppr
ren Gpfbwoare in BEN Stanb eecbt btn ebr Gpncuren
beoeoe eana beionbers enfe i'd lie Aufmerfam beS @ut
litunlS au mene rde &u8paft sOeenn unO lbernen
9Onnttne esssr SnteT aHG LII etsi Rrsn @ Pin
eeeS Sbrringe unb Getanse 9unnabeln 9emtennRgfe in
oa 0pa Sqms9 Sar"se 49, 4asfSsnss S Srsss n S
Bne TeSern rnr unterbac t Elm Eager 8plOuen nb
bsr4sn anb iome sEsr . nnO & slas geGa'
eipt6rlen unO geutel G6t6rb8cn wte pe anbere Nre
gefeGte @Iterbeitn fir 8amlien- -InGenn ME 9"Hree
aufs elepdne banerbaee uno ee auS8efIbrt femie ate
Reparauren Ibren ME @plbfaden.
TII 80 4u9uf Se1bbanS,
a,du--- .... ... Wplearteiter,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-02-12
! &pnDDmerlI brgr1 u. Sefp Ell Srie.

7@saassS IeBF IN Nr. 50 8 BaIttmOre-Str
,,...,, benz 9Ruieum gegenU6er.
9as .qn IN einen, alien Stano 9gbtfrase m TO- gelden
3utnHen uno erlaub 1, panbe ju bena9ri6teea oa er
Seoen an Detn9enaHnt 9ab elm srOBt6 Eager BON bre
: en- etlefte nno oil bermaaren erSfnd. @n arpser
gorrat6 pom en8lii4en spbenn unb fl6ernen
9Gbplelale u. Neatl. s. Wleranber
~ fruber Sprman bei S. N 3renc5s in Qpn6sn
O4e "PFea mfrpen 8runblt9 repart unb @aran bafitr
''s'Fsl' 29pS :
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-02-12
prahtopQe cepeIerie Sit5er nHp lIper-
pIatttrte qBddren
ret ". u. YsSaruer

- ptt "a W. RGWrU2rR
r I Drbs g u f r afe.
GS9 pdUe eben en ersBes unb rettages Eager BON aus
9emaplten nen Snmelen wpruntr Brutnabe unb 8rcGen
9on BEN etnaten biz 5u ben mp6ernen 3et6nneen Nrr1s
Hanoer O9rtn9e 8ngrrtnse, erren- unD 0ameafcn unb
pr9sbOn9s m 9Olo' 5fe uno 5ebern S4naaen MebaiGOns
uf @trapm1h8 D9n Oa8uerreDtppen rbalte pertdufe
i0l9e aHe 51 ben btGgien annetmbaren @reea. t2pja
c5a. &ASo0nuN98 &}e ec0uoes ana.
@tcHen 6rennNen Hnb einem Beebra 9ubiitum atcr.
& set8 patpt made t9 Die Nnege baB ID meu ubrma9er.
Nnb 3emelerteeGjef4dft p9n menem altem p(Gs 1rDnt
er9se nn gtr 800 R@a1 nate Nsquttbra8e per9t 6a6e
S%Se t fnr aas mir iegt 8e9entte 3rauen oan empale
'~ "Ie'n PeRehtenp per9rpFerte8 9G8er betenS.
ND6. g STEMS d,
r~zo,. Rr. 300 u. GAP nabe Ni$quitbR.
Rephratnrcn ubren unb Sepeerien wer6en ouf bas
p1nHE9te unb 6efe IN tirseter 3et befprgt. flint
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-02-12
9SSeMSeI

ylttbt 5u l1berfebeu
Neuer beut Der Hao en!
& Rpmmt sur wpbIfetlen @de Sgn 5rdmItnfr.
u. penn glSanta WDenue SIR. 17712 8esenub. Srsent
Der unteenete ma9t ienen 8rennben anb SetHnnsa Die
reebene Nn3eige, bdB er peben am Obt8en phase en
VeueS EaacD- 28aagen- 8ethaft g g.
trffnet bat. N2dn fnbet Bel ibm lfet5 Sprratl8:
Aae 4rten Strumpfwaaren, III
5eu,ben, rnterbempen, unterjaden, .. r .r
....f 6Dentr6ger, 6alsbtnpen, 8dmme
9Urte< I}pnnateS Speee, 9nf6eniber Barfsn TteHr "
@abeln, @B< unb GbeeIDfel u. M. ~
l..Ll @ineerDBe AuSwubl Sum elerten!
@benfals Fnbst BET tbm 8u9e Dnte, &iSarrenipssn
papier, 8ebern QD6ie u. f. M. III.
R9 % fer tann i'd bic beften Bebtn8un-
aen eaen bite 9ae bic bts nfaufen wpaen bet mir
Sorsupre4en pnO 4 ~ beusen ba5 e nrgs"S t" SeraOt
etne ufrtepenite0enbere 8eptn8un8 fnben tonnen
% &uG babe i'd nod So len. 0R Sd unb % ten
aus metnen frabrea @ei&afte an Sane pede @ am BAN
aufSurdumen, gu OIesnbsn blt5en gretlen anSStetsk
6plen sW 80, 62, 81 unb 100 Gents,
9peten su 25, 81, 56 unb 100 Gents .
RSde gu so, 62 uxb 400 Gents. ....<x
Rpmmt unt uberSeagt @ub baB td btN8 Gut Ino
aufe. H7ni6mtt .-a-..-. Fpren5 y. Ote 8. .
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-02-12
Der 9r66te 6oI56of in Baltimore.
,S1ettrf, c6dYne8.

q tteubtrnraBe, ;pif6ea Al6em1fle unb Eretsrtrate
5Glt oas G1tfte eassr 5e& Sp3 in tdmmn d
Fen, gpftr Ge!tn 8teler G4tteH Stneln unh perfauf
/ Il trIftaIe uNE 1u zen ttGtahen Grftfn. G2nh.n
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-02-12
NtouOreI &StQuOre

Wl letrene u. % u 2 II " WEI
swm so ~ SenHr neben eer Sannppermartt.
Ssrfaun I'm (SrpBen ale Sprtea Spn tntPprtrn
Sin Grac IT, + ru sprsisliGe Aualttat H. een DtIsnsu
pretten Ierner abrren mir aae Spren oFsS u"o t"''
Sfeblen Obtae Nrtiel CUR sene8ten &bnabns. 11m55
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-02-12

Gtsles besauntt foe, .kear OiratsfcHs Wsvraenttah
erfdetAt tGsli6. = yretS Gents per gbp&es
5ablrar an bic bdfur SerartportljGen rdeer
eas &6Dunenent fpifet fir bas bal6e Sdbr ST. rs
NnSetgen iper en- btlted beretnet.
This democratic
q erm Morning Pa p
as published daily. Price Z cents
a week, Advertisements cheap.
The Weekly Wecker So year.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-02-12

dggB b R Der unterse6nets empfeblt feta TN1 al
If1E1 y fOrtirtes Eager in 8I6fenunb 8ltnten
aus ben een abrtsn Dtf6anbs ranretdss unp @n9anes;
fowte aud Bic Serlaiebenen aeB gatteh 0e'
fenS. Nitt'@ o.,, ,. .,xn+ avn
xQia beIprat. - GIr 1ae Mrtttel wtrb 8arantttt,
'4 az .SbEIrSSHen 8efub abet Elm S1S. &. @tptnp,
M0dlsM 81. Et-alllltG.tt