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@pqtn0srprt6 8nut(cs NaI6tne Unit 200 I1winntentcn 8ul
9ssln) mai6t Elm .0ubeno g8a1Ac III 2 Winuten, r0ne o08 fetnlte
9teie g0aidmaIbiue cr6icft ten prcis in oGen Qasferunscn,
NO 9telelbe 9e!et9t rnrce. Se lit batei Is etnfad in ibrer GOn-
let6t n .Sere9ung 'u iegen ba8 etn Gal6 erm1blenes WtapGen
ne NhlHe rtnep gan3en 99p6e leett beIprgen fann.
8unfzN pten
fGnren Ipear auf bteier MaIbtne oema16en iperben, ptne bferel.
ben I'M @ertn9fen gu beIAGot9en, en 3eiben paB ras 3eu3
nf3t as9sn!ngt gir6. 3te 9taittns f&1nt oadsfoe g%iene4r,
az ot9 et Per @anonn)@eret 9eIbte0t @8 1T feline Netbma-
l9the un6 mir laoen cas- 9utGtam Elm in 9r. $40 Baltimore.
StF: (elne Areppe 60t) 3a femnen, aamo cine Ntai9tne bettan-
92 Ut 9rerattpn 1T nnO fb 5ebst Hon Ger 3netmdBiBteit per-
llgen u~tberjeu9en fana. I'm aIen gtatfra9en in ~be8e9nen,
wy" 9@atss5iae. 5, Gqars 1856.
EerSn W~prttln er un0 Wt Glp6rah.- Sn 8etreT Shrer
Nnfra8e me9en 6OainqSnprtb5 Q9a16mnIttne BABE ID Stnen
Sn bemerfen, baB b6 Nrtn5ip, ppnoA pteiete arbeitet, co8 bette
Der us lest betannten lit. @tetne 64mtGe, melAe cine %Serislben
&eerauh6, !n99t ioaB tie nit men8er ?N{tGe, Setfe nne @bnusen
6 st9d seafhe in eerie!bsn 3eit wdl8t ais cine @srign nit
per Ddno su etnern StUfe brdudt. gSir fno bener5 banttt 3u.
frteoef anp entPTeb(en tie aaen unieren 8reunben.
8atttmur i9" SUM 1855.
Se3eu9e hermit, taB it Der llnterSetfnete cine Der Natent'
Snttle, 9Sait <WtaIhtnen i'm @e6rduh BABE unb biefd6e ais
Eputphlnlen pettteQtAeno IN 1ecer 4tnnltt rnoe. Die Nrbett TT
htbeuten6 b06urd erlet6tcrt INN sic 0ei6mtnbt9teit in melhe.
re 9rbBte 28alde bonit 9emditen merpet fam, erftdunltd. Der
lnteraeidnete S%lau6t, raj ttde 8nufle- 0n16maittn dGgemein
en9erubrt perre. ed burd bieielte ntbt 01ein piel3 Belt un6Ntube
o ofn Stis, ' Sno fFtn @"9 Re S81t4e Ssl "Sni9Ner q Se9sgnHFt mtr0'
SD e%atpIre biermtt Y]padGnei8 tas p~Eenae9enos 3ensniB bes
!serrn SIC Stltpn. IS 8. 8Gnteen,
galtimpre< noRe 2%t86titrabe.
Sd t4Ne cine tr @nufre- Mal4tncn in neiner Semitic i'm
Herltanben. SptnS 8. Seefe,
meins Semitic kenuet cine ter Shuttle. oGI3naI6tncn nnS
To 3b9ere ntht 3u io9en, zap fe cine Ger teten Mtaihinen 1T.
so 9tbe btele @%erthcrunq irmrtl AMI etaene Ini0ouun8 bin,
p~erlelben arGftteten. S. WtlGs (9atript)
Gae s~eRsaunoen ma1en a~trslfrt wcrten an
Wprttmer uno W \ mbra9,
Baltimore ct. gr. $40,
net6e nnetn ~autbprtfrt tnb, to8 Notent ~ perfaufen, un tiefe
NtdtUtueu Ill perFertacu ltnO M rCrfdufrn. 7dp3u
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Shwdde bee oau,en Enlfems.

''"SmS OSm YIN: Il. vi m m ., $50, @,septtdmer BON situ.
"0S 'eruqm1es rDsHmatii4sr 5alse.
a., KIT g.. Baltimore, 20, W1ra 1853
%'m KY 2aass.- - s;rtt4 at mir Jun 8r5stsn 8srand.
th, mttH 81 6aie rem pttlsn anbrrrn IN sSau9tn bfr scans.
s,!1rA'ntfaE sts Or, &aa!mtr 0nsarstbsn. SGon IaaSsr
''t l"Ii q an "eret"ipma3e, Watttafets uu6 3.rrlt,nno Der
enc 2';ltr 5e't NOS to t@mtF traar 8 uno rautbles u. bGSst,
% '9 l9a.d 40! srea ,ntot, pe4nseen i'd Strfa sosne wtins2
t.iTabr <D9tsn rtstbta 5tt MFR, Ds. A3alm.r's TsunS , ItEs.
etatturJ4 5EotIi Ath. 81 t0s5te .htem RatDt pScs ,sppN
"a. oeaft1 2e ff nm mem &rfIInen, ais Id anb, 3aa i'd
as,n "ppttt. loon g IN cr d0tttcn Dole n,r m sbrtt, uuD i'd
aQ2em to- tdIm etne 61 If gen IN n IN, ttbeuten0 pdrfer upb
satft9tr 8tnefosn odr. 50 ft1tt NTH nan pGuia beraeR,ut
ne mi. 9attm appetii ap nebmt eosa Z az au uao bin mari
lt7lg, um trgenp efss Ar5fr AT oetrttt.r. DE Einf,1r Tr
le@!ntsTs nat ptriltb gpapbsr e. MIR GENT. It m,trs 5aut,
az ttt tftia nn9 flar, td in nts nai s.bDrtu. SD empfssit
fS7a'' @as" SEio ;Tocn ottf's tit:rsI I o5tfsr @rebe.
w. Z. Rtrt n D. gr. 1873 6aaerte eras,.
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GtneTat SaHren nit bcm teiten Grfcl5 g~crtlbene S6Gs
:ne6ft grfa3nbtgcr G%irriftun8 uno e'ner ~Ifdetel 8nHri4nf
peoeu MISUNDERSTANDING SIT NcrfnIfen. Gietetbe fdnH
.pber ptnesHTfrp uno g6n8en ~nertauft rerbe&! Ndferes Jag
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n~a4ri@tiQ, saf Gas @SlsQbfeitsamt SnRaltea 9etrpfen Bat,
1a ieoen jet Seller, sabtrNt, Stat, NaeS &c. IN Der atabt gu
beItbttgen, 5u Bonn 3mefe. tensNHbduTun9 ppn S3mub. Sh nt'
ttet.fea aaS ~. Rt9sni%aasGa, ntPss penn gei[anobeHssqlf az per
Staet na4tbeflts lehH tbnnte. esiit beL9lpEe!t bag sa 81.
peripn sappn aus9enpmlnen nefbsn. BE 9etrefenpeu merbeh
9splrntt BEN SJfcerS teine EtHeerntNe lei MusfIbrung tbrer
NHttt in ZEN gSsg 5u Gegen.
I'm Steern 3eit 81 Gaden, fetpf 9reutTen in 9%ebBriBea 3H-
f1No gu trin9en aurG gBe9brin9ea ppn &pblenai4e, 8UteMb-
fdQ, IabiafHna SON Spanen., Shmub por onpereu Dtngen
aus t&ren garb, 8eQer &C., murbe btr "A. @prit a%n0eest fir zen
Se3tnu scr nntfgfu&un8, @6lte fppann bnr4 allie 98arre fsrt-
Aelett werben miro.
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Snie 1tnitar tt ssl dnssntbmsr unS ~ptrtiomsr ale jEA
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IDaYFtao pc zig Tr into tt ais BEN Ri'D'r t-tEbt. r. aud ntuts
aassre Dttott = btfst. % "A ba btft R.sufeunssm.tt.i In
"r.ou"g IN somnsr Die Il 'g:ur Ii bur b etnsn Gto az.
ranttrt es ne gsotr . 'tpmst. EO4 aobtrt ,@6of." =, susaSa.
zen enf9alt; 80 gttnt'p cpbarb bifs Jlsoi,tr no rt, IA.
DaB We pure parnrntftE anb uat'r fis.u Der 0afnr btr yMSS..
iltpen aao 0ere9fotded o1}tt aus ot a Bl Re I N6T ,N6h- Nh
re oar9 oas 5tirtsa or Nc ~9euF,ure hs g,roosIra E,sS+v
pert. Sn Der 1bat ii ttla, Rtnstt, fttnt Wp,r sbsr = -. -
Dem Dtsntben, rel6s atAt burh bteie 1tnttar aeadr II r;,rS. "
pretst $500 res SAID sDsr 8 Blafnea fur s.. o
SetR. 9 @snct. Hr. l09 Balttmors az
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Su perfau.fcn

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%SS Stabt urb an elmer g~angbaren sStraEe 9ele9en, lit pegel
aefals@ es du6erau8 SIT eertaufen. ga %3lun0sfrtl fann duf Sc
trifs 3ett beruneem merben. NGberes fast Die 28eder<SfFce.
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Metne 5attt(te fenutt cine ter Shuttle. g9ai dmaI6tncn unt
tN 3D9ere rtAt ~ IaQen, tg ie cine rer tefen Mtalhinen 1T. -
so 9ebe btele Nertderuna lrrptl auf etaene Nui1auun9 BIN,
ais aub auf BEN au9pru4 mebrerer g3al6frauen mel6e auf
~berlelten arbeteteu. 6. % MS (@1tript.)
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3suantRe gu @unQsn Der 6tnftur bes TT. GSalmer.

se.rthtr 1,r'. - o6 fable nth aerpdtQt t 3enrnRo 6riGt
~ 9te'H ,nn benz rohtt9attesn &rrsIsa, rrItben Der SesrauH
Don &C. 0oatnItts Et1 tr ne mid Vafts. Sd Uer rekrere
HSnat ldhon NIT r pfD'b, 5&rtnpsI, ft rq&em Hsntt pno
.srSen'9 pa ~ ssPIa9t. Yist"' %gerpausHs war gan, tb ier.
lori: - 5b B'bra Igte me 'rsrs sR bfSiuen. dber mil per4o tber
Jar 'etusm &rfSlss, ste tp Er ghaimvr's 1irttur n Inn, en
IN nan rttbet clt9 D%sr9tatl, ebgt't& r8pn tim 55atn sabre.
"Sb Die EtnttHr fur mt3 or. "'
CTR. 70 Slb.G t~Grlesdr. SaIttmr.s
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an WtttwO d. Abenb, ben Is. Aprtt,
9e5eben ppn benz = dtbepral<Gtpt, inter DIRECTION b
9rpteHpr sega II unb inter Wiitwirtung Der belten 9aler
Der @pfal. unb Snltrumenal-W fulf bteIer Stabt.
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QCp8. L, D, . ullD { J(pftD GHTQl0 SfrdBe,
qeGcnater BEN Gutam 6puIe, Baltimore, Nb.,
pteber erGfr3t.
0anfen6 fir be aus setreitete @6nnerf8aft. mel6c Der tribe.
rem 6irmd wdGreno Ger Iebten Is Sabre ~ Qbett murbe, mad,
Der tntersei&nete bent 9ntttturt bic ~er6e6enRe Nnistse, ba6 Ell
Iit tent Gcbe hes etnen Iteitta6era, &rn. !9enrp @dhle, burt
eener Irb bic Grmpaanie geDt Uprben mar, ben 6an5an bebeu.
tenben &prratt Der nod urvpacroeten ptanc8, @Olj unb anbe
rem prapar'rten Matertal fduTih an fh seGrddt bat. @r rtrt
i6dFtSlcfol fcrtsctrfiben uno cs fb ;ur Iuf9abe MAIDEN bas
piano imner metr in ietner @oaersun8 III %perteTern.
&rBer feinen aten Q8aarentGuiern unb Der 8abrif in Gutnp'
CTR" nohe Baltimore. bat er cine neus 9rDee Satrit In Sputb'
@utdp Ctr, NIT Ger Trpnte r1h 90eritr. errtdtet, tn nelher e.
cine 9roge Nn5a6l Der beifen Nrtetter beibafti8t,e
SIN pteIer 8dbrif merbcn pinnps mad elmer II uen Scdld a.
fertt9t iur Wel6e er bet Der MuSfeQun9 i'm WdrntdrS . Sniff.
tut, mo bic befen Snlrumertcnmdder a8e 8pfpn Nep. 90
uno Baltimore IA YianU9 ~aaS8efeat tatten, bic BID te9rd'
NJ IL erbtelt.
Der &uefprud tss Snfttuts rurbe turs nnabsr bur6 BIZ
Jnrgitrte- Nueifeaun9 Spn H,ihmOnb. ga b%eitdtist, ND tbn
Durb bieie beiSen GtabliTements it sr in ben Stano oeIest
ale Nuftrd8e, nit pel6en er beeRrt mirb aufs 9rpmptete aus
%Iufltren.
Gae in bieIer 8atrtf eebuuten TtanCs BADEN sUne eifern,
fehnen ub fnb 10, conhrutrt, bnB 0e bet auferrreertli6et
0ouertaftt9fett bic Jfetn1gtt bcs 5pnes tewabren unp ieben
Rltma ptberfteben.
Biuno8 a1f 8citeGlt8
un6 fpn ieeer 9UlS- uo 9auart meroen ~8e(tefert.
Die grbBtc Scr9fatt miro Ill bic Nrtet unb duf Bic Que.
mahl Der NtatertlHen oerreneet ue er fdRu babtr fir jebe5 ans
etnem Gtabluienere terppr9ebeure Sntrunent bic Bdrdntte
ubernehmen, Dap eS aue&t8snfdoften etneS 9aten 9tants tcitse
Mle Snfrurente aus ineiner Tdbrtf nereen fur ) Sabre rpn
Dem gag oS Vertautes an 8drdnttrt.
9eipnoere Nufmertidntett wirb auf bte Nusnd6f ppn Sr-
itrtnnenten, nel4e in elmer gr1rBen Gntf ernun9 %eerierbet wer'
Npnateu ppnt @erfaufetaee an, pirb eefattet, iGGts elm SIT.
frunent niht r%oaftantig %pefrieet9en.
Q3- @rpBbdnbler merben %wpbltbun, bt Hns prr;N1pre6en
ebe tie fb Gnberwdrt8 u%rnieteu.
8%efdnbie ]porrdtbis cine gusmnft BON Me1pbeuns sun
ben beften Snirumentennntern gu S45 bis 5000.
Slams perpett uln8etauId t alt89emtetGel
unb 9eltinlnt.
12f3ntt QS1lt. Gnabe & 60.
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felt (du1er ais 31tre5Frjf 1T 5tton5 6ct2t in 0erfas aslaTeu
b16e1. lpcree1 hermit duf1etDrocrt. o"teietbsu bitnen ether Trif
uU1 F9o ben, BON y. NIr9 at acre met. ~sinivt5fcn wtori.
9enf1lS tb 6%tetl6en 61entttA %perFtetBern lafeo m'rbe.
SW3- Sd. Gimpn.
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9e5ebft. Npn ben 8 1tbepralsGbpt, inter DIRECTION hes
9rPteHpr " an lmb unter Wiitprfun9 Der beften 4dlente
Der SPtal- nnb Sntrumental-@tali bieier Stabt.
1901: @aqtn'S8rpfesSratprtum: 6teben
Nunnern, be9tettet nit Eruent Sr6eGer - cine 8prfeQuno,
ME ne nPd' ME IN ben Ser. Gtaaten Be9eber.
Z. 4bett; GntbdltenD Derl6teeene l6Rne @ ppran.Sp II
nit 3ruen Ghpr unb Sr6eferbt9leituH9.
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g8tutg; Neptan Il. S'Srieu, uup Nbenrs all Der Guie.
yin Plan fer 3dQe miro IN hem Qabcn ppn Hucas Sr 30
tber 8 ~ouf8eie3t, no reer9trte Stee tDnnen 8ettert perben ju
$3.50 jeber.
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9etl9te1enen Su&tanplun9en gu baben. ftNp-
Ga @r6finung ASI
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1t q II II atturm1oren= unp Yu + N u ,
6erzVaDeu8
fir bte 8rGbiatr&-Satfpr.
G1GS GltbrOiNcric8 ltltO TaueD=9(rtifel
TN @rpB- unb Gletn- @ertauf
g. &pieHbdum,
Rr. 1863 &ertngtpnfr.
0em Dutlitum bierntt STR gtadrt6t tag Der ltntsr;eitnete
nit ben grBgten Mufttpn5tGuIern Nem= gprfS ipl6e Arranoe.
nlttta 9etr1fen bat haB er tets Elm 9rpBes ub neues NIprte.
nlfnt 0pn W amt gBddren, Gmbrptperte5u
fpwte cine Ifbue unb reide Musnotl Dpns
YuPmd6er= 9Saaren jeper Mrt GnpeS f%rdnSGflde Wanttaen
Der neueiten NiNoe II. p9l. i'm Stanre 1T, p~prrdtbio Su talten
nlhc bel19te &rttttl 3u cen n~iebri9iten 9retfen Dettouft.
b9~ Ntppr 1dufer tire GiItGufe III ettert anbereu GtabltHe.
ntcite nldden. molten ic %8efd0t8lt III CIR. 1853 9erin8tpntrabs
9922rlprehen, unp f3 BE Q8aarer %aneDen.
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Wprttmer uno M} pmbta9,
Baltimore Il. SIR. 240,
rel6e aQetn auttrrnirt fnb, tG3 Wotent at perfaufen unt bteTe
Wthtdtnen III perferttacn unb u rertdufen. 7dp3m
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Shorter, Qle1 Mineralpa6cr IN . Safapa-
rii1

BON mcinen olten gfait6 in 9i86tf1roBe 1~pe88t3p9en, MAO SIR.
4 % otetfr@6e erfaae i'd meme Sittem 6reMnse nno Ean-
O~iefel6cu fbnnen fdt perf6ett iein, GAS ib tie init hem befen
0prter, Nle, Gtber. M tneralna fer unb Cd Ia.
6drtlla 5eotenen nnb lire 8 cltellun8en tets frpntpt II. f1heu
snsoeFibrt merpcn. 3d. STU f5et
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NHBEHIWmHIf n Der bB8artt9fssn Uorm.
eesftocr nftr.- Sfor ~psntsea g8peea tcufts ID IN ibr.saac.
IN eta'ss va en- Won Or. &9atmers &tiurbSetis.Itat
t '"m ofslp9 als pstlmttttl gr8 n Diasrn &pd3t (Dpspey,
"Ii' 04 tt 'Wpn eena9, l7JGtre an btefen uebeI nno hate
sn ~@tntg.d!ns 'naoeci u8ntemp .phlens" ssiImtttst ,inoensm.
a.G, 70 laB 70 D.tM 0ar@ sfen Der AnS.ies Don &r. Gtalmers
'fluHeo'tie'A tnfIur dTte, fe fet aleiA ben epteru nfmoMt
o'rrsn, I'M Utrtaalt "a wstben. ga to faop5 arpsss ~ - :.
"a en- gu S9renn @tlb d pabe ab Rs oieftlSe emTpfs6l.n, 70
stnttur lsI ; 20oaen unb be Btrtaas ~bsrfeIben BAT mtS rrS
astnS SamtlIela &ft iune. 8sl.st. SB faH8 (puR mlrriI8.
u 20 fn orunln'sno, I'M Daui. berGHl, astr irst 1T NGss Slr.
aEtrt. Mtin Grht II fst unb ntta grmuttsi9nanb better.
,adeh 5ts nntr elm lcuyenp 8lifbsn eth un0 feansn sic mir
'ftsioen NIT benz na9fsn YGHastsrSuse Dit NHtnra
% hfnenA q u 80
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g2r. 4 gi96tltreetzQ86arf


4Gbuten ppn pratt @ trdBe.
3iefe Nlaf6tne 1T bic bette aaer Jest ge6rau6ten. sic Serri6.
let bas Wai9en TWr cine 8arntlie IN elmer Gtunbe unp 6efer ais
lies nit Der Sdnp IN 5 Stunben 9el6eben tann. Sic 1T etnfa9
Mn6 bauer9dft 9ebaut, let6t gu %btrtgtren per6raubt mentger
Sette ais Bel Der alten 0iet9ppe upb ntmwt ntbt Sel mebrplas
EN-, ais elm g0dibSu6er.
Sic fam BON elmer 6rnu pfec etnen &nd6en in Sepegun9
eeleet "wereen unb t0tet nur
3eGn Dollars.
Nte Terfertt8er beIer Wai6tne limb 10 Ie6r BON beren Site
uper3en9t, oB o%teielben ib p%erbincliA MAIDEN, ie 3urld3une9s
men, I'M Sale tie pie Aiufer niht befrie6i9en fGlte.
2otr 1ermellen duf he 3eu1ntRe Spn
&leT: NtcSpmd5, POS .. Idgette SUbr 2. YPc5t(tpu 256Qpm6.
T. !. 4ppmplgn 3059t .Gutdp S. Gpdts, 262 %. %QDmbarpf.
2. -. &a9lor, rs Gattebrulf. Sacpb Deems, 6 6pQtnosf.
Saml y. Wiles, 80 Sborpfr. $. Maonp 81 .6pGind8T.
SlSSotr, 24l S8.sSa9ette1tr. $50 5erDme, ) 1Saratp9a
SEpH Mant, u 3ncatr. s.. s. Ibpma5, 12 .Dac0it
=. We9nplb5, As Mcl6enrsf. 90. 81 N11r u Et1esif O''
. =. Iean7t o. 9glumbtdit. &g8N4tGubbin, 224906a9ette
: Stnspdcpm9' 81 G3lurbtal. Cafes Refs, 80 GQtumbiai.
CP9lleS Ets, 10 8eorlF. 2. j. Qere9pp, 3Sl pruttt.
G.pGH Gtann, lo0 Sutamlt. {. Y. 8eeb, 8atttnpre1Gp.
=. " 0ufIoFo, ~: 2rattf. Juc9e luf, Nundppit3
9ep; o6ptpple, "a 9olnltpld)t. :. ). Srpwn, 80 Sa(tp. ct.
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Spbn 8rrpf5, So G%plumbtaft. 20. g. Gettier, $50 Nrnttitr.
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fnp1mt 6, W. Sosfep, Noen
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etpfeblt i'd feiuen g-euuten uub 8etar raten, ffpte Sem gut
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xosposfp WHILST sfxxpsxo wifuxS ysfr os nm
<sp frfonss o. ma NOW AND rurs.
All haie' shoo nIs, animal. .-all hals'
w are 4 lhovsand pounds, aud am puliy wei
ferporshund, thon tremsnios bevecn nngxit.
vurder how big IN wos when ya
Wos little, and Il yure mulher wad no yu nov.
That ~ hay gsens 40 long, and shisA, and pha'
YoFc father wad fekosnlle IN yu his oif.prme.
And his kan. thou ciefantsen qaodfopcdf
fwunder e ithurss IA mulch 10 be 80 big,
And II w rgode II IN month or 90;
-pozs when ~ wos yunx INA didn't sls
va skim milk, but an The krou,o ~ kud STUFF
Intuyorc llliIs ,larmIek, jusi 10 .sa
How big yudo gro; and aftorwarda sioy. no deub,
fed ya
On osss, and he. and raeh like, with. perhaps.
An eekashpnai punkin or squash.
IN all probabilit, yu don't no yufe emmy
BIrxer shan rIunl kaa; for u yu did,
fade brake down fenss,, and switch ycre tale,
And rush around, and hook aud beficr.
And run over foxes. thou evfai beast
o, what loi OF mln,c pizo ,udo malk.
And sas-cnRcrs: and sore tale.
Which cant wa far isom phof,y pounds,
Wui NAH nigh unto batFIl Of ossinle socp,
And eadat heep of rsahs. be cut oph or ya.
whi'eh, with sel', sna prppsr, and sefmaiof
keishur, wudntbe bad V talk,
Thou CRATE and glorious iu.eekil
hot must tio<e, @, most prodllu, repule'
And Tor MI admirashun Of 30, whsn yu al,
lie rita odo unto ysfo boldly and remanes.
fofnounein yu The biesasi OF yore race.
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Gorrtspon0san.


TEcuxsEu. X. T., Dec. 25th, '65.
Mn. EprroR:--We are out here now
In this time Of the year. enjoying the
prairie fire, and the first fruits OF our
labor Of last spring and summer. and
doing so In peace. Some times ws
thought that all was right, and our
difficulties settled, but when we reflec.
ted on the threats and oaths we had
heard. from proslavery men, and their
allies in Missouri, that Kansas Terri
tory must be Slave State, II they had
to wade knee deep In blood. and when
we heard Of our new Governors being
always IN company with pro. slavery
men, and Missourians. and had never
been seen out here, In our Territory,
or done anything. except his speech
mt Westport. No.. wo thought We had
no Governor at oil. and the State Of
Missouri had everything their own
way. Last Saturday, however, we
heard tho first call ofhim, and that he
ordered out the militia against the
town OF Lawrence, to enforce the laws.
The pro slavery bows volunteered their
services, right off, and 2s were ready,
and started from this town, on Sun
dav. the cd. and they said that thew
had about 500 Indians on their side.
which made me feel very bad, In tho
night from Saturday 70 Sunday. How
ever, we were awakened from our
slumber, by some free-soil men, who
said. that the people of Lawrence were
to be attacked, by a force Of Missou.
rians, and some pro.slavory people
from this Territory, and some few In
dians.
Now. l will tell, 10 far M | know,
and can. how matters and circumstan.
ces stand out here. The settlers in
our Territory, who camo from Free
States. are Free Soilcrs. Among
them, about one tenth part are Aboli.
tionists: and about one.third of the
settlers are South I'm men, Some Of
them are Free Sellers. Tho pro.slaye.
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Who'll ears for noe when am old.
And wilhefed grown, aud <fa,f
When youths clear light has Ion mine eye.
And I'm no longer gay
when Am old, roses long
Have faded nom nay cheek.
Who ihen VIII ilsisn 70 my soieef
Who'll answer when I upsahi
All Who viii love NE hen I'm old,
when friends oil you'd. are ned,
Shsn ehsr she'd hearts hat love me we'll,
Ara numbered wilh mo deadi
when I am old, aA. who will choose
Near a. my side 70 ssass
Who shen will list 70 hear my slep.
or miss me when away
Who, who VIII shser mo whom I'm old,
should I 10 sorrow slrhg
On vhoss Iond bosom can lean,
when ! am called 70 dies
When am dead. aissl who'll mourn
That I'm no longer heres
who nen win care 10 shed ore me
hifesslon's silent tesFs
Then LET me do when am young,
Before Pm Old aud rrnyi
O, 4 would dlo before I've grown
so weary of lllo's way.
Iot me no, know wha, 'tls 20 ioso
The lSlends of youths bright dayi
o, LET mo die whom some will mourn
That have paced awssi
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to raise q bullock, that at 4 years old
will weigh from 600 to 1000 pounds,
than II will 10 feed one that Mt the
same age will dot weigh half that
amount. or how much more does il
cost to have a flock Of sheep, that their
wool and their carcass will always
bring the highest price In the market,
than Il does flock that Is q perfect
prototype Of Pharnoh's lean and III
fed kind. And Of the pigs--how
muc b moro does II take 70 make them
II moan some kinds--weigh at from
re TO 10 months from 600 70 4od
pounds. than il does to keep his hog
ship 2 or ; years. aud then scarcely
weigh 200. But the time has come
that II we have any such stock. w
feel somewhat ashamed Of them. and
try to keep them on the back part o.
the farm. I shall here drop this sub
ject, though suggestive Of much more,
and pass 10 that Of Agricultural Asso'
ciations. And here ] remark that the
people, the farming community
mean, are either laboring under great
deception. or there Is an abiding con
viction among them Of the great usili
ty Of these associations. What moan'
these county fairs around us. where
not only the sterner sex, but the mat.
rons and the maids all mingls in their
rivalship TO bear off the palm? Wha'
means the great and deep feeling
among the people. and all eyes are
turned toward the Capitol Of oul
State, with impatient anxiety for ths
approach of our State Fair. where MOI
only the citizens of our own State. bul
the citizens Of other States will strive
with commendable zeal to exec
each other in the exhibition Of theil
respective mechanical and agriculture
products? And can all this be going
on and the farmer catch none OF the
spirit OF enquiry and improvement,
that must and viii of necessity be
aroused by this state Of things? II al
this can be going on and the farmer
nat be aroused by any spirit Of enqui
ry. he certainly must possess a stupid
ity approximating very nearly to tha,
Of Baalam's riding tackey. ~
Already is their influence being dis.
tictly marked by the oft repeated en-.
quiries: who have the best stock o.
horses ofcattle-of sheep-ofhogs-
and hundred and one other questions
which are the legitimate results o.
these associations. And the citizens
Of this county seem TO have caugh,
the spirit. and the progress will be
onward and still onward, until the
stock and other products Of old Frank.
lin will stand side by |: side and
compare favorably with those Of any
other county In Hoosierdom.
And now. gentlemen OF the com.
mittee. | submit these remarks Il
your judgement, without any revision.
confidently believing you will attach
all tho Importance 10 them they merit.
and no more. And II you should
chance to detect the smell Of the taper
upon them. Il IL because the labor o.
the day did too much engage my
time to throw them together by tn,
light Of day.
And | am yours, ane the peoples
humble servant.
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uI10I COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Csnersr cecnr meets ne <th Mondays On Fob
ruaRy sud AnGust-uay sittuo wccke each time.
Coxnon Pln<sCornT meets ~ Mondays tn Feb
rusry, MAJ, Aegusi, and Novembsr: except When
zen lea Monday. MAJ sitc weeks each time.
(onn1s<onEn's Counf meets lat Mondays In
June, september. pscembcr aud Marsh-niay 80