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9OGtng@wortb 8nutlee leaf3tne (ntt 200 i4ptmnen6en Ru-
geelnl Ddi@t Elm f0uBenO QBdf&e tn 2 Mtnuten, Obne pas fetnfs
Dtse Waf8mai8tne er6tett ben Dret5 in auen ausfeaun8en.
ND eteelbe 8eaetgt pur6e. sic tit basel 70 etnfa& in t6rer GOns
let6ttn Bsps8uas gu iesea 6o5 etn 6aiG e~PPp9abienaess @ad6@ena
bic 05dl4e rlnep 8anaen @O6e lee6t beiprgsn lam.
Wdnfe9 t oten
t5nnen iGgar auf bte1er @2af6tn gewaf&en merben, D8ne btesl.
zen TN 0ertn9ren 8u belBaot8en Elm 3et4en pap pds 3eu8
nt8t ~a68enuBt mtr6, Die Ma1atne f3ont ba1et6e ptelme6r,
Ibtne unO mir GaOen ba6 publttnm Elm In gr. 24O 8alttmpre.
Cir. (etne ErePPe 9p&) gu fommen, oarpO etae @laIbtne betdn<
iei6en uber3eu8en fam. I'm agen Rodfra9en 3u 6~e3egnen,
Ra0en mir ben Yrets af s12 8efeat. @8tr BADEN 3eugntTe pa
:. qpffssoias, 5, mara 1856,
&erren 81 0 E tt m er unb so 10 8 t Il. = Sn 8etreT Sbrer
Mnfrage pegen 6pQtngSpprtb'S QDai6maTdtne babe i'd S6nen
e 5er ' S4s iest ib ss SfS g it, Rts RsH aSr Iif,s' @ef &5st eias b SaI 455s
9e6raudt, ia9t, baB tie init nentger 0lUbe, Setfe unD QbnuBea
s9id g0al8e tn esrislben Belt wa588t ale cine 9erIon nit
frteeen nnR ~empfeblen fe aaen unieren Greaneen.
Baltimore, Is. Stunt 1855.
Ss3sna ast 9ter1g5t, bag i'd be Der a9tHtsr3ssi@g9et t cine inc Der ser, g2atsnt:
10QtOnmen beirte0t8enO in ieber 9tnlttbt fnhe, Die &rDett 1T
bebeutenb oabur6 erlet6tert uno bic @eidwtnbigfet, in mel6er
bic 8rBBte g8dIde bamtt gepai9en perpen fam, ertaunltG. Der
e~tnsefI6rt wer6e, ba burb btefebe nt1t oQetn ptel3ett un6Ifube
8epart, i9nOern aud bic g8di@e Shf mentaer 9b8snngt wtrN,
SO saoSIFrs 9fsrutt p~oufanots oas o]9saffs4saos 3en8ni6 bss
&errn gfcSttpn. S. 8. .. 8enteen.
Baltimore nate 2t8Htftra6e.
Sd Babe etne Der aanfle. @2af&tnen tn metner 5amtlts i'm
8ebrau& unb bin pEGt8 nit ben Dbentebenpen 3e98nt1eR elm
@erfaHbsn, SO9aS Segfe!
W7efne gomttte benust ene Der nufle.g8aidmaf8tne unD
q 569sre Ht@t II la3gen, bag fe et9e Der 6eten Mta(4tnsn IT, 49,
ais ou@ aUf ben Iusipru6 %ne9rsrer Waf4frG1en mel4e. @rf
oeriel6en Gr6eteten, 5. Wtlls Cpatrtof,)
1ae 8efsnunesn aaFsn oAseIFrs psrOen an
@OEttms ngo % 3 . ~ T.
mel6e anetn ~sut6urtFrt Rnb. bs patent su Serfanfen nm btefe
gE9i9tnen 81 ~9erfertteen uRO su nertoufen. 7GR3aI
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Maaenfap6te III per tGanrtinacn anrn,.

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as etat8e sic d u pom Or. G~gatmetS i sfunSo ehs. Etn!.
!f ANN 9tEjpp atS 9etImsttsl etg II URagtS d D01r CDpspep,
IA. Sc Ltt i9on 5rialPs 17JGbre an btefei uebef un6 nartt
7oa %psntgHens naoeft ,8n!smp UtIene" 9etGmitta ~etnsen0na.
an, 10 ia. To b.tH Dur9 efen Dec au5t'ae Uou ar. Gtalmera
oF'tH, I'M Ss'faalt ia we,ben. DG tp itoDG aroses So
"a en 5n 5brem 5Sst6'd bdbe R.b fs oieilbe empIebten, 70
ltntHr fst @1@ta uao bic gDt.tans b,rislben car rat1 uHb
mems 6@tatlte IN &rteu1sn Selt5t. So f9lt9 iona maFrffns
ns 81 si cFunlmeuo, an Sa1f. serum, aber ft$t tit dues 5srs
Iaterr. aHhn ErIt t. fen uuo meta GSmuttsa suoub better.
G4Gea ste ntf sin c9EenO 81 ITO sn su uR0 ienoen ste mtr
'tsif'bPn NIT piH' na3fsa DGHaslersuge Itt NGtans
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@Ralmer'8 geIusSbett8= Etuftur
jHr JfeInt3un9 beS 8luts ma 5ur Seiluns ne1.
DN{er Grnnfheitpn

DOler Nr1lltbetten.
pFstS ber tlaf@s 5 10; bts, yla,@ta fas 50. so Sber feGs
Js0lbeR fur IS 90.
U5saa bS Slut HaTs.n tb @aO eta GrcaIattOn DgFeIben st~
'euHt 1irb. 10 Oswtrtt bte(e Gtnitar tinen tnsi afio en- unh
Godlt3ea lmIaut. Ste oetli gus NIT rostr ShnO n,otett ire
isno e. { &slEipstt Ger Bctoaaps tsea 9e pt urioG 4 prtttt
} & gststge @asrgts, serbanar SGtu rmutb nn6 etsbt Stm
5D@1ltqsa, EO'per sta rOsuffe- 4asithsn, btruhtsi bic .sr.
6fie @ttGt!oGa8sttafE uao ieli inc StrrItt, te Con huuttUH
pgeStt Der. DtsIs Gpt UT tanp Dpa pertOnsn Is%tt
gp|E Rofper.&D1t ( toe NIT giethem 8oGthg I aebrauot .ET
en. - DE 5bneriautlfsti psA0e fpates dprRssn unh cuba
tnos Ir5eIs oeruri4Rt, Utro ttasa ~getpb,p Unb Game
,e!Ps RGF@ 7tttss StsGu IelDsu, ptrOe" t0ael &iaOttuns fl
s"' 2ln oa6 Dublifum -
80 sie6t Ia bes DAt AsS aetmtdts l. Iasl&s-eHtt1 m5artSsa
E~tantgettcn cdr''eu. A3.aa Der Der NlPnf@ { tnem An MI II
!apesbf, ss0raa@t er 81: g 9aImers 3efuaOErttS
ItHtt ur GIs ostlnttttl fir tsns RFantbut.
0Htsntgen, pel4e es nt4f 6eora den, baben eft ur1a64. "a
) bIrtIta.- &ts 9a8emeIa betannte Gtnitar { tatgt bS SIut.
'rft pas RefoeHlpt 1. n.osffstt aes "a tpt OsI S6lpcr SVu aGen
R:ant5s.is10ftn.-Sa Gae4 5dIea i Ote FAirEe uns p.ae
'aat.e1 -9tt0tI'a rOeIas tstnf 8 at, ROD trssah ~beiSnesre
6tat aIaesrbars Rig, w.Eat III uaFeres eteeu.n stabt burd
Dc, G4almtF|s Vff@aa sstts. Etatsdr seuaaa UOrren.
.. esttt@ orts osa 9. @Ou. 1854.
,r&ata!qea lDtia '6sa Or - 4lGsIs q .~iaa6ssttfS Staihur.
et@e ri al nistHt sGan b pirft eGt, ntttn, tIn ~ fSnaeu.
Boz fe9s MJnetta ltt ne ne s an IN liapesbeultGfrtt urb
- rtasd. 9prs g fttsfGf6t SoSsrtr fS ane tSt senSt S m
5:is b'beGl 0R nat 9tteln, ntlRe s.Usf S&msrsen esrur.
De-. 65almte'S Gta rur NAB sbe rnrtae frau oe erie aloiSt
ascrt 5ine, fIp fs rte etue anbere q f(su gu 9adStm Ne
: 61Gr2sa 81 ~ asoOa'mta : ,tts, pat f. Dpnfanhts rstntat
w p.Atbtrt, b5 9. 9acGnr.
.gterDSIe &ranf6etten.
Dc. GsaGuerS Hsf4aypeIts. Ltn4 u bsntrEt Pine a6sr
5u d 55' st agaR Rp 1a nSsfs os sstSS s3sD;. s ss Ssa; g, 10 sic eaat
tg'R Ge5ensDaHEel Bei4pa@t t., ote GBtt naeG Der Etniru
Il . IN 'Ri2ar. Sep gtp, n ro6it SSmsrssn i'm Vuf 1, GT
taft ngsa. 5apd@s, WstGn pGIte 0 aen esoen Sci ui@oft
"a % rlan5e", aa NAMES Qsbsn ~ %trtneea, msibsn earct I ,t
Emita' gs5etit, e0ents ale RraE'bsrts pslts bureb ,rdies
4atbiet en- etieu8t m0gtsa f O.. S4Latlf ,ldt "a made @t-
S@t ia. Sa"!aed u. + ~. SsFasn easalSGs pnt& Dttfs Srns.
. ae, a1psltt wir6 bur& fe ssadrtt unb tas aetsp -s,.Isuoert
Der OF ,stltne y fla IL Dse 0sfs8tueDis far 6e ausseietSnst
ut IH 1 ser Eirttnt,
3a" gsr'aaf at ssb g. sdnes,
Mr HS z Itrm NJ. ar1hc.
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sgAofi@Aev gAYa6gs gNtereiAt I.

9a0fjf6sep 8nra@s CT getett4t4 4.
wlSa GS Ben GE San. @behbs bdlb 9 ubr, Totrb Der unttf
let6ntte etns neas 9laRs sur prafttfden ans s%ranolt9ea erIet'
nun8 Der en9ltfAen Spra9e erBTncn. TretS ~ TRr ben @{Vnd'
'A syerGNs Bdgibar, .. Brep
SIR. 81 3.-@ asarafe, Der 9ton8ttr8e aeaen6be
Sy1ubge 8 9yltent=2&S cD ga .OtuA,
Scr. 4 Qt9btfreetsWbarf,
4E8Gren @rattsStrGBG
tt bds 2BaI9en fir ene 8dmtGe In elmer Stunte uno beHer ds
6te8 NIT Ger Pano IN ) StunpeH gelbeber fam. Gle TT etntdb
unb 6%auerhdft gebaut, lettt 3u oirtgtren Derbrau6t ment9er
9etfe ais BET Der alten WetbpDe uno nhnnt n9t pel raebrplaB
Elm, ais Elm Q~9dl45uber. H
ste fann ppn elmer Srau Dber etuem Iuabcu In 9eme1uu9
geiebt wer0en uuD fpfet nur
3ebn Dollars.
Die @erferttser oeer Woi6tne itnb I0 ier BON bereu GGte
Gber3eu9t, 6nB pteIel6en I4 8erbtnoli4 maiden, lie s~urIdsune9s
men, I'M Safe lie bic 8duFer ni@t 6efrteot9en 1p4te.
Qler. Mcgpmas, 25 5 .8agae So6n s. McSutun, 256Qumb.
u. Q. G6pmpIDn, 305y. @utaw S. Goats, 262 70. ~0Dm6ar6lt.
s. g. Ia9lDr, rs G~atbeordlt. Sac0b Deems, 8 6~pQtn9st
Can't g. Mtle8, SO S6arpRr. 8. NlGgne, 35 6Oatngsf.
.. 8(o9er, 51 N s6a9ettetr. S.Q.3 Serpme, 25ISaratCga
SD6n Slant, 81 Daca1tr. 8. S. IbDmas, 1t2 e. Dacdt
16p1. 9tt1er, II GDlum6tofr. Gce u. NUrrt5, 46u.48 Qt99tt
y. We9nDfbs, As Wfc6enrpf. 20. y. page, % Sttleat.
G. s. MDdms, 50 Golumbtdf. RDMcGu66tn, 2242D 5a1ette
g. 2|tnt6icDm6, 81 GDlumbt0f. Caleb 6ea9, 80 G%plumbtait.
Gbdrles See, Is Dedrlf. Q. =. 0eregDn, 331 9ratttt.
Sobn Wtann, 1856 Gutawf. &. q. Jtee6, 8alttmpreaGD.
'. 6. SurfDrb, 4 50. prdttf. Suoge Sud, AnndpDlts
@eG, BDpt6olB, 214 Gplum6iGf. e.. S. 8rDnn, 80 Bdlto.sSt.
Y. @. 8rtptng, 193Drattf. @. 3. Slemmtn9, 74I2ulberrp
Sobn UrDOtS, SO Gplum6taf. %. 3. Settler, 259 prdttttr.
QGm. y. Carer, 9iuefreet &. Stemart, 88 Golurn6tdf.
SIR. 379 u, epratttrage ober tn Der 8dbrtt, Ode on pprt(anbe
unb 5renontsStr,
: pGtentre6t Fir BITE Gpuntps pn W0r9luu6, OeldnGre unb
Ntr9tnta gu perfaufen Bet %. &. Warflanbu u, q CO.. aaets
ntge Gt8entbtmer.
Ole 4e0f@tne fam tn Opsroton gse6sn 9srben Set
IdDtmt r.t .. Is 9R 81 nSIpb N6pu
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-04-16
pOrter, Ollie, Winerolwaftr unO SQfIdpa-
rinn

Don nsinem alten Gtanb in ~Qtobtfro6e peaoe;paen, mad SIR.
4 9aterfr9Be, eriu&e i'd meme alien 8raHnSe unb Sun.
zen, mir tsre 8efelHngen an bteism @lase 3uto1nnen su la1eu.
pDrter, gle, Gtber, @tneratna ffer UNI 5affos
PertlIa peptenen une tbre Seteaungen tets prompt u. I6neI
Gus9efIbrt perpen. % a, RuffeI.
1dp SIR 4 81 1farar,so
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Sen! SEM!
GeiteS Shtu1rtbe=6eu in Baltimore,
. Gin aus8e3et@neter &rtife1
6an1ilH, Grtra= uno Super,W2ebl, &orn~ utD
.S4rOtmebl, et8et8 genablen fir Y~umperntGel,
2SciBe8 unp 8elbe8 Welldfornmebl,
@elb @Orni4rpt, Safer unp uWtiufub"
I0ec0gen@, Wet5ea@ unb SafelzS trpb in 8allen.
Obt9e Artifel merben 81 ben billt9lten Grei@
Ien p%erfaui uno fret tn8 Sans 9eltefert Bel
W}. s. q 90 III. 81. 8rpmn,
'22m32W Nr. II BrattItr., @de D. Concord
rabe rer Bride.
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JObu Neter Muaer,

3D. A54 UUNpFIHB BE Ha9e G1Hc11IetSSff,
ehpFeblt ft beut gesbrteu @ubltGm in Inferttauna
eHsr S9Ffen qerren" nno D~amen.S6ubc, Cite.
@r6ett unD btGtse @retle,
So &as SOrisH &eper-@uaf8nttfe fn6 tets Dor.
T0tptg- 27fe-
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H5Y @Olnmmgs 8erGn0eruua.

B8 NDDNAHllgs : overwhelming.
Der nnter5ei6nete madt Dem geebrten 8u,
blifum bic Gn5etge, buB er iein mOblalTcrtirte8
Qa9er BON alien SOrten l1bren BON @de BON
Baltimore unD Si9bltraBe mad 03r. II 6He
@apfraBe perfect bat unp enpfteblt fi6 ietnen
Sreunnen uab 8efanutcn belten8, ftet8 bili8e
nnb reeIe 8epien1ns perli6ernb.
Sui. 5. 8lumenber9,
gr. II @rps@ ahfrofe.
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gfep NlGembIp RoDsn8

1905 l, ), D u1D Z J(prtD GEG1lp ofrdBeg
~9eaeHuber benz Gutaw pUufe, Baltimore, Wp,,
pteoer trUfnt.
Oantenb fir bic aus ebrettete @Banerf6aft, rel6e Der tribe.
rem Btrmd pdhrenb Der lester IS Sabre gu Tbeil mur6e. nG5t
Der Antcr5ei6nee BEN 9ubttfun1 bic e~reeberie Nnaetse ba6 sr
ltt eem Gcbe bes etnen S bett IbGr5, Srn. 6enrp 8Gbte, eurd
osten 3po bic GompdG"te eel6f DDrnsr mar, ben 9dnten bebers
tenpen Worratb Er NOD UnucQenoefn ptanO5 6clj unp anbe.
rem prapar:rten Tatertal t6ufid ar f6 sebraht nat. Gr ptrn
oesbal6 taS @eiG6fE tn benz dlten Stole In rem fyIheren Ge,
l&aTTslStal fOrtb:treibeu uno rs fd CUR auf9abe MAIDEN p0s
piano I'M mer mebr in ietner @plenoung 81 perbefern.
NuBer ietnen alien Daarenhaaiern unb Ter 8abrf tn Gutap'
Or, H9pe Baltimore. bar er stne neue 9rpee Sabrtf IN SOutt'
&utaW Str nit Der 8rCnte mad Detitr. erri6tet. IL tuel4er ct
etne sro6e Nn3atl Der befen @rbsttsr ~bef6dfttst
Sn eteier UGbrtt perbcn p'1ncs nah elmer n uen Scala ne.
ferttet fir mel6e er Sci Der NuSfeuuu9 TN @2arpt ar : Sniff.
tut no ote befen Jnirumentenmn6er aus tpfOn Stem. gp-I
anb Baltimore IA 9tanRs ~aus9efelt batten, BITE bS6 f g 2 De
N te erbtelt.
Der &uaipru6 be8 Snfttuts wurte futs nn6btr bur6 bic
5nbuitrt:s NusfeQuna ron Gt6mpnb, So 6stdt Ct, no Tim
ebeITaus bn9 6 tie 9 r m tn m erteetlt purpe.
Our6 btefe beteen &tlbltTenentS 1T CT III BEN Stdnb aeIest
ale auttrdee, nit meIGe" sr 6cebrt nitro Gufs 9rpHptefe aus.
3%uftbren.
@Ge in ttefer 8abrtg %bebuuten rtanp6 0otcn sOne etrerne
tabHeH unb itb 10 %epnfrutrt, baB fe BET ou6erDrbentiGer
9auerGaft8fett bic &enbeit be8 Gpnes bepabreu uns ieAem
RlInd ptptriteben.
Btoto8 auf 8citellun8
un6 bn te6Cr 6plj. uno &auort perren gcliefert.
Ote grDBtc Sprgtdlt mtrb al t bic Nrbett unb auf Bic Nus.
pabl her ytatertalten pertpenhet Hnb e. fam oaber fir iebeS aus
taern &tGbltienene berpprge0enpe [}nfrumertI bic Warartte
Ibsrnetmen, baB eS aQe@tsen fAoften zines tea 4tanos befge
Aue Snltrumente aus netner B1brtf nerCeu fir 5 Sabre Spn|
Gem 3ng oS NerfGUfes an adrdnttrt.
Selonoere Nufmerfiamtett mtro of bic Nu6pabI tDn Sn-
tluntenten, pel3e IN etntr 8rOBen @ntfernun8 perie: Bet per.
Gpnoten pCm 8erfaufstG9e an, ptrD gsfattet, foQte Elm Sn.
trunent niht 0~pufdnbtg befrteeieen.
QF% 9rDBbGHbler perGeu %npbltbuu, Bal up6 SCr3gfsrsnen
ebe fe fb 0nberpGrt3 I'm ehel. L.
Setanbts ~uUrrdt6iB cine &u5ra5l son M eI6bepn8, ron
rem beften Sutrumeutenna3ern 81 S45 bis 5000.
PtanoS perDen um8etauI6t a~u8Bemtetbet
urb 9eittmmt.
l2f3mt Q2nt. e q B e &, Gp.
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&tterartf6e Nn3eige+
Spebst erlpfna i'd pteber tn grocer MHspabl:
0Ptne's i6tnttlt9e QBerfe tn SGnber,
S g9Y't''s''' : :
5ouff's ranmtll6e
1HerbG6's DOrfsef1t6ten4
Sl@pfe's RoSe1en
4Gn9bstn's prof. S4rtftenf2
29dl6nber's fdmmtlt9e g8erfe, 90 B6nben
2HmbOle's RpSmOs in : BGn6en.
9Hstgn'S unterbattHnsen am b6uslt9en 6eerb.
8f6Ofe,s 5tanpea Der Aaoa@t, 6 8Gnbe,
9hrt9'5 9Hpt4t GER Os4lbe1 / - ~
W 23Q8ntUib't :'t3 10 Der 1ttn n
3feb- 50. 81. 8 t t, 81 81. C3asar.
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@ SduF . Clubbing StOre
81 b~eoeuienp ermdBtgten DretfeM4
Der uatet 5stcNnete srlsr6t flo Bite &ufmert,oE1s
wa tstt br 9erren S9Ebma5sr auf feiueR @&uOa
0tnejaG Stgre btnsulsufcn unb alf ~betfptslICe
teortss eEetie, go peI&en 6Drt peEfGuft pirb, a6rah@
oGHH" @tds per 9Mart nsr 5 Seats
Gallon q is
%ty~ Giiugcu aasr dirt per Duseub is Gents
ID Gue sattrSa staf3.assnren Getttel ~ Sen u~3eertetn DrstFeK
@prcGet etSnal pDt bel
mar 9. mvrroo, Rr. 2 @nGoy Cir
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Gte. @,eu 60.
nher8et@neter modt Ietnen 8runben un6 benz Gubufum
tgtsFr1tt bslannt fnB er I'M Gtdnbe TT wGbrenb br gan,en
SOrtnt'r' Sati0n bne bette GtS, pos In buiem Gtuute femalp
a1IeenapFt Tur6e, ~ itsfern. GB Ii gen gutter Djde 4b BON
retnem 6rupltn9Spa6er unb befnbet Fb 3u 9fOdbale, 8oits.
Y Onats. nabe len J9rmen Der 9erren Seize 6Itnsluf unb &api.
tan SHUTTER, bic bstrefS cer Sualt6t Gle Mnsfunff aeben fSnnen.
Nuft' a3e, Die IN x!retp's QebereQabeu, &glapRSe, ]sufaeaeben
IperoeH, merben pInftItG tflOret.
rn RI. SO Ii. 5. Ster.
M VIZ SeRDi 2tehsGalS'Ape1ue, 21Wl;6m
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IGe 8efe1unge1 aa&ReH abreiFrt perben an
Wlcrttmer RnD ReWbrG9,
Baltimore st. Tr. $40.
relhe aletn aIt1prttrt Nnb, haS patent gu GerfaufeR I'M bteTe
Wlli9tnen Ill ~oerfertteen unb 3u perfoufen. 7dp3aI
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Observation-Disclosures,
8. Q. 0teb
KIT attnngss9l istnen ~bt,Rert8ea aanben rnb lem berebrhn
Vennl9lg9nta aUenue uns Erautitafr. nod ~N'
gtr. 151 TrQntlin= nabe 8acairase
ptrls8t bot, no 'r fortWdRtenb Elm srpgss Qaaer Ssn GQeae,
N'poes u0 Strumpfmaareu bG(f.
Zoo beionOefs bebe Id beropr; D2UuFtlfns, 6efenapfs, Gal.
Neos, %e@tn8Daaa, Farms, @8neiOer- 9~rtmmiu9s, Ra6pfs, So.
0eta, 3ptrn, yarn, 9otsutrdgcr, Strnmpte aler art &c. &c.
&SleperVertduter modem ~gefdltgt BET mir Vr1 Preden, iHsen'
tie eS fetS sa tbrem 8Ortbetl fnpGen peroen.
Man aerGede nt5t ben gtamn unb BITE 9lummer,
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FROM KANSAS.

Sr. LOUIS, July IA letter in the Democrat,
dated Lawrence 2Sth, says that five men had
arrived at that place from Teculnsch, where they
had been confined for some time as prisoners.
They were captured by dragons on the 9th OF
May, near Osawatomie, their arms taken away,
chains put upon them, and driven 80 miles by
the troops. The dragons were under Lieut.
~Ivenson.
These men were chained for nearly 4 weeks,
and when brought before Judge Cato were dis
charged, nothing being found against them
Three of the party captured were detained, viz:
Messrs. Partridge, John Brown, jr., and -
| Williams, the two last being members of the
Legislature. The former was released on bail
Indictments were found against Brown for trca
son, conspiracy, kidnapping slaves, and horse
stealing; against Williams for treason; Pa-trige
for conspiracy.
Hoyt and Lcgatc, arrested a few days since
by Harvey and Dragon, under Lieut.. Perkins,
have been released on bail.
CHICAGO, July 1.-The passengers on the
steamer Star of the West report the following
concerning the Chicago company of emigrants
for Kansas:
At Lexington four pieces OF cannon were
loaded and primed on shore, and three more on
the steam ferry boat, in a position to sink the
steamer at the first fire. The Captains own
family went ashore and cntreated the emigrants
to give up their arms, which was done. at six
| " AGAS AASAh mag S"S SCHNEHtJ R4OSSS1SA
pcaccably to Kansas City, where one hundred
Southerners went aboard, armed with nrskets
and bayonets, and commanded by Jones, String
fellow and Atchison. They took possession Of
the lower deck, surrounding the gangway, and
refused to allow n one to so below on the
pain of death. When they Arrived at Laycn-
worth two. hundred rufians surrounded the boat.
Mr.. Atcheson told the cmigrants the decision
WIS to keep them on the boat till her return,
and not allow them to land at any point above
Lexington. If they would return to Alton, he
ple1ged his. honor that their arms would be re-
turned at the termination of hostilitics. The
emigrants took an inventory of the arms sill in
their possession 20 rifles and pistols and con-
Guided resistance was useless
They returned on Saturday night, ard were
put ashore 3 miles below Alton, the captain
pretending to fear violence if he stopped at that
place. They will go to the Territory via Iowa
City.
The company from Worcester, Mass, arrived
here to-day.
concerning the Chicago Society, is entirely un-
10 anded
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TnE address of the people Of Manchester,
England, which we publish in another column
of to-duy's paper, was placed for a few hours
after it was written in the Manchester Exchange
and received over 5000 signatures. This is a
significant fact, and stands forth to the relief Of
all the pro aad con sp~eculations which have
been going tue rounds concerning the state of
the English feeling towards US. We are not at
At all surprised, now, to learn that the war feel
ing of the government has abated, or rather is
showing a lighter complexion. Without at all
reeeding frO'u, or modifying in the least, the
views expressed in our paper a few daysago, VIC
can truly say that re sy%mpathizc very conside-
Fably in the tone and sentiment of the appeal
The English people and the English government
have been two distinct elements in the issues at
dispute. Towards America they have repre-
Sented the centripetal and centrifugal forces
The British Premier, Lord PaImerston, is now
seEenty-one years Of age, and in addition to the
CTochets and jealous conservatism of superan-
nnated royalty, he is decidedly from habitual
ieeiiaE the greatest embodiment of anti-progrcss
Athe English government.
IHe cladnors Of the people turned out the Earl
Of Aberdeen because of his Russian Autocratic
PTOcliVities, aud Lord Palmerston was called to
the vacancy, so that he might carry out the idea
which had lately been initiated of putting the
right men in the right place, and of ignoring the
saetc practice of giving precedence to epauleted
nobility. Spurred up by the energy of one or
two Bright demonstrations in the House of Com
mons %"ndanOng the people, the Premier seemed
TO forget for a while his old Middle Age feudal-
istie notions but now that peace has returned
once more he seems to have rclapsed, and IN
stead of looking after the real signs and de-
mands of the times to be holding a PRIV copn-
Gil with the departed shades of the Stewart
dynasty.
1t is then with this mystiGOd, double cntendrt
policy that the American government gets out
Of patience. Who doubts their equivocatiop
when they disclaimed any cognizance of enlist
ing O~Tertures of Mr.. Champion and the Consulss
Ut course, having no overt act of the govern
ment to proceed upon, and the only course was
to turn our attention to their officials, as indi-
Flduals. We did so; and we believe the intel
hgent citizens Of both countries Will see the
matter in this phase. With the English people