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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-12


OUTLINES OF UNIVERSAL HrsToRY. By
ReMV White, A. NJ, Ph. d., 7rIaaty
Colicgc, Cambridge; american Edition
mIarsea anu re,gr nalged by Reg. T..
K"jghton, H. NJ, Philadelphia: Chlds
4 Peterson. 1855. II mo. PIP. 39l'
These Outlines have long since become
a standard text book in many of our Schools
and Colleges. The Distinguishing features
of this edition are, LIBERAL spripkling Of
beautiful cuts, tasteful exterior, analytical
questions, convenient divisions for study
ane rerding, full Chronological tables, large
additionsto the portion on American his
tory, with the main facts of the worlds
narrative tastefully woven into smooth
and continuous whole. Having been fairly
tested, -itmodcstly and rightfully claims a
place among our first class school books.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-12
A MAP OF COLUMBIA AND MON
TOUR COUNTIES.

E subscriber takes pleasure in informing the citi
i zens Of Columbia and Montuur counties that he
intends publishing a L8RGE AND ORN.7MEN75L
NIP Of the counties above mentioned, from actual
measurements, by orginol surveys throughout both
ountcs He also takes pleasure to stale that to
make The surveys, he has engaged Mr. james ktlly,
of the most competent aud experirnc surveyors
in'the sLate-Anthor Of the maps Of Philadelphia Wash
layton, Richmond Montgomery, and UnioH coBHHcs &c
The surveys wilt b. commenced as soon lis a sutll-
ceEt number of copies have been subscribed for to
warrant lis pubcatiOn."
] he map will contain actual survey nf all the
public roads with their distances InItked thf reCn, in
way that the Distances bctv any two places in the
c5inties lily be obtained Also, the ccatior Of
.iHHs, Bote, Churches School HOUSES. Smitisiop Post
Offices UEedurghts ,Fomdrtes, Furnaces IdctOrie 9c
with tine names OF all the properly h0iftrs in their
axact places througLoat the COUNTIES
Pllus oi ali the towns IN the counties lurgC- scnie,
will appear N the margin
The plan d the map VIII be plotted 10 suitable
scale, as 10 make large Hnd otn1mrntrd mp ot
not less thau my By forig inches, tn he engraved il
tie best style handsomely colo red, auu delivered /,
ubscrbefs only at 81 per copy, pa apla delivery
J. A. J. CUMMINGS, Fubishsr.
ChiI.qunlue, May 10, iGj7-tr
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-12
NBAl9l0Ua E9UTlG89.

Divine setvccs will be held in Blooms
burg, tomorrow, (Sunday, Sept. l3th) at
the following Churches: .s a. 49,.
Episcopal LAurch. = REV. II. TULTiDoE.
Services at 10a o'clock, A. NJ, and at
early candle-light in the evening. .'
P,esJyternn Church. REV. D. j. WAL.
LEa-Scrvice at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
Luther,n Uwch.-Rev, T. A. .SHARRETTs.
Service at 10I o'clock, A. NJ. .,. ..
German Reform .-1lev. w. GooDRIcn.
Service at carly candle.light in the even.
ing Ht..u . ..t .ss.aaa
Mttholist Chuych.-Service at 3 o'clock,
p. NJ, at the Court House;
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ONE PRICE ONLY |

, LlPrINCoTT & HUNTERS Clothing Warehouse,
South West corner Of Fourth and Market streets Phil
alelpa. TIE only oHs Price COhing SoreiH fine r!sa
Cash purchasers OF Mems or boys ClothiHg, at
wholesale and retail, can here, make their selection
from immense stOck,of lashionably cut aud we'll
made clothing, got up with view to gide saIs(ac tion
all and At the very lowest possible selling price
ma rked, plain figures on every garment, all buy at
the price, aud whether they judges Of goods
or not, they cannot be deceived. One uni form low
price ask and take suit everybody wilo the usual
mode of asking Two prices, and taking all that be
got suits nobody cheats three lOurhs for stance
man asks ais or coat aud Afterwards agrees take
slO aud is equally certain, that he would have taken
SIS il he could lave got it, and thus actually chat
he purcha out OF hve dollars To remedy this evil
and establish confidence in the trade LIPPINCOT &
CO., anniformbelow price on all their goods VERY
much low the usual rales,) and will nevervtry one
cent under any circums tanees.
Ey'ChLL AND SEE 81
Al the south Wcstoorre Of Touiih anl Market street
hilt de- Irhia
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-12

FAMILIAR SCIENCE; or, The Scientific
Eaplanation of Commoa Things. Ed,
tied by r. Il. Peterson. Philadelphia :
Childs & Peterson. 1856, l6 mo-,
PIP. 305.
This is an American editicn Of DR.,
Brewers Guide to Familiar Science y
newly arranged, and much enlarged. 1t
is comprehensive. Catechism on Physical
Science, embodying a host of queries that
daily occur to the curious mind, with clear,
concise and explicit answers. 1t is most
useful "Hand Book" for the Teacher; and
not less so for the mother, who, often posed,
can point her "hopefuls" to it and say
as did the mother of Sir W. Jones-"fead
and yon a0iU kaoW." ....
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-12
ILLUSTRATED FAMILY GYMNASIUM

ILLUSTRATED FAMILY GYMNASIUM;
coaaining The mast impr0Uea nsqtho Is
IF appAyi"g eyinnastir, calisthc'ic,
hi",Stptthic, ami Uocol fre,cjSes 10 tic
copn'',h n Me dOiiIy orgams, tie
inr goration ef Meir. .l~"ctions, Me pre-
SeyUatiom Of heahh, and Mc cure Of DIS
case and aef0rmities. BY r. 4. Trail
M. D. New York: Fowler & Wells -
No. l. PIP. 100 1867.
Nearly every one Of tue several bundled
indoor and outdoor cxcr iscs here de
scribed, is ILLUSTRATED by figure. Of the
scoie Of books treating this subject, the
one belore Us, recognizes more fully than
The .rost, the principle Of prtoenti'". BY
faithful practice on these movements, tend
ing in the main to call into action about
every muscle OF TIE body, persons laborng
under dyspepsia, torpid liver, constipatcd
bowels, lassitudc, and of consumpt We ter
dency, may oxpaud the chest, energise thc
digestive system, and thus prercM the
occurrence of diseases incident TO those
regions.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-12

BE WISE ! N TiME,-How many there wis,
ictcd with disease in ,nc pent sagt, delay from
time havi ng recourse 20 some remedial agent,
whc woald eff ecnlly arres: the further progress of
disease, and render the system ipregnabe TO It's IN
sidous attacks II is unfortu nately too rua-ihere
thou sands who sink into an early prav e-wereas
at trnng expense they might have lived TO 20 cd
old age. If til be reliance to be placed in medicine,
and thousands Of well atosted establish beyond
the os.ib ty O ,ubt the curative ropertes Of any
one rICular remedy, then urleys Sarsa plrilla is
unques tonaby The greatest medicine ever introduced
fflictcd community. Hesitate not. therefore, to
ii, if eli hrirg from any Of tile ills which flesh is
heir to.-IIs raid OAR sstOH 7e61s)
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-12

Bssg~ TIE FAIR-The time for holding
the Columbia County Agricultural Ex-
hibitcn, will he on Thursday and Friday,
the 22nd and 23d of October. 1t has oc-
cured 10 us that the Exhibition this year
ought to be good one. I he season for
the farmer has indeed been most favera.
bic one in every respect We have con-
versed with many farmers from the differ
cut scctions of the county, and have in
variably been told that there have been few
moro auspicious seasons than the present
as far as the farmer is concerned. Abuud-
ance has crowned his labors everywhere.
In view ofthis the coming exhibition should
be good one-such as would place the
farmers of the county in their proper posi-
ton before the people of the State. There
is much said about the productiVeness of
land in other counties of the State, and of
the exhibitions that are held in them, from
time to time, but We do no, believe that if
the proper efforts are made, they can ex-
eel anything of the kind that can be gotten
up in this county. Let our Columbia
County farmers, then determine that the
coming exhibition shall be the best yet held
in our County-onc worthy the name and
fame of sold G4lgmbia." Let it be seen
to that all the different departments are well
attended, and the c9nribution in each
numerous and plentiful. A general invi-
tatiOn is extended to all persons to con-
tribute, by the Society, without special in
vitation, and our county pridc should
prompt US, one and all, to determine that
tho coming exhibition should be QUO of the
right stripe. f- ...r..
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-12

National Safety Saving Fund.-This
Saving Fund is in Walnut Street, on the
South West corner of Third Street, Phila.
dclphia, now has more than ono million
and half of dollars invested in frst-class
securities. .
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-12

psg- A rare opportunity is now offered
to those desirous of visiting the far famed
Niagara, as an excursion party will leave
Williumsport on Tuesday, Sept, 18th, at o
o'clock. Fare @5, co to Niagara and back.
Exceedingly moderate.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-12

rag Our merchants are making pre-
parations for fall stock of goods. From
all appearances we are led to believe that
IN unusual amount cf business will be done
in the mercantile department.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-12

nag Our old mail route, No. 321s, from
Bloomsbury, to White Hall, now rup BY
Mr.. Lr0tl BiloYe, has been extended
through to the Exchange, .ip Montour co.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-12

Bayr The Evening Mail, from Wilkes
barre, arriv cs in Bloomsbury, at o'clock,
p. NJ. .. ...... ....
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-12

Ray A Poetical Gem, by Philadei-
phia Correspondent, and good Literary
production, by a gentleman Of Bloomsburg.
will grace our columns next week.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-12

DS- FIsu.- Large quantities Of fine
fish ire now daily captured in the fish
baskets in the river .Susquehanna.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-12

as1v" CoNcEET.-A AptommaS, the celcbra-
ted Welsh Harper, from New y. ork, de-
livcred enc Of lis musical Lectures, in
The Court House, in this place, on We'd
ucsday evening last, tn a large aod respect.
full audience. His performance Q? The
Harp is rarely cqualcd and never surpassed.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-12

lsy- FInE,-On last Mouday eycnin. :,
the alarm of fire was raised in our town,
which was caused BY the falling oi can-
phcnc lamp, in the lothng Establishment
of David Lowcnbcrg. Tie FIRE: was
however, cxtinguished, before any damage
" as done.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-12

ssy- A rumor prevails in some parts of
tho county that the dysentegy is quite pre-
valent in Bloomsbury. We are happy to
inform our country friends that this is not
the case. There may have been a few
cases here aud there, but they have all
yielded 10 the effects CT medicine, and the
town at present enjoys, as it has done FIR
a long time past, remarkably good heo ii,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-12

peg" Frost, On the nights qf Sept.
1th and sth, this region wos visited with
slight frosts, Bridges, 10 rd-walks, &C.,
were well coated, though there was not
o"ough to do injury to the crops.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-12

Tfcmc,80 IS I1,Hatae$ = Mrs. SARAH
JANE WOODWARD, Of Bl59msburc, who is
said to have had the best Garden in town,
recently wci2hcd five Tomatoes, Which
weighed exactly sir p1und$.
Mrs. W., also, raised an Onion, which
measured A iIches in diameter.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-12

ga Mr.. BILLMEyER, Proprietor Of the
Exchange Hotel, has Opened, under his
house, a large and beautiful snloon -
We hope he may meet with the success lis
efforts merit.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-12
N5GNIFTcEN7' ScHEJiEi
APPROXIMATIONS VHIXEd
: .zna GLrIA nnrnx,Inr L. sIiM mMA ~
5495 Prizes amounting 10 $50 600
WHOLE IKErS $40; HALVES S5; QUAR-
TIERS SCI.
Plan nj fLo IotIerly


Tho Numbers from to 50 600, corresponding with
dh0se Numbers the Tickets printed on separate
slips paper are cnclrcc led with small tin lubus and
llaCU ID in one wheel
The first 461 Prizes, simIllrly printed nd cncir,
c ted Hre place in another wheel
The wheels then revOlved aud number Is
drawn Fl ON the wheel Ct Numbers and at the
lime a PnZe is drawn from the other wheel The
Number and Prize drawn Out opened aud exhibit
ed TO the audience and registered by the Colnmis
sonetsi lhe Prize beirg placed against the Number
drawn. This operation Is repeated until all th'
Prizes are dawn out.
approximation Priscs.-Tle two preceding ana th7
two succeeding Nrmhers to those draw ing the hrst
rriZcs VIII he emitted 10 tue % approximation
Prizes. For example if Ticket No. llsIO draws the
$50 nO PrIze, those Tickets numbered II 2ls, ii .4H
ll,15l II .52, Will each be entlcd TO $luO. If Ickc!
No. iJg drawG the SJO0O1 Ptilr those Tickets mum
bered ji5, 5I9 ssh jj2 VIII each be entitled 20 $500
and so on according to The above scheme.
Ihe SUOO Prizes Of $40 Will be determined by the
last h9ure of the Ndmbnr that aws the $40 GOO Prize
For example if the Number drawing the $50 TOO
Prize ends with No }, thea all the Tickets where
the Number ends in ,will be entitled 10 SEQ II the
Number ends with No hen all the Tickets where
the Number ends in will be entitled TO $40 ard 20
on TO o..
Certificates Of PicEngcs Will be sold nj the follow.
ing rates, which is The risk:
a. ~ Nf B.I
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pay- John Wise will make a balloon
ascenton at TamaquA, to-day, (Saturday9
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M. WHITE TEETH PERFUMED BREATH AND
BEAUTiFUL CONTINGENCIES be acquired by
usi ng the Balm Of Thousand FiOpers." What lady
or gentleman would remain under the curse OF dis
AGREEABLE brc ath, when by using the "BALM OF A
TnoUsAYp FLOWERS" as dentrifce, w.uld not only
render it sweet hut leave the teeth white MIS-
teri Many persons do not know their breath is bad,
and the subject is delicate that their friends H
never mention ii. Beware of coun,crfets. BE sure
each bottle is signed
FETRlDGE & CO., v Y.
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ea- Court Proceedings, in full next
week. .... ....
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-12

OXYGENATED BITTERS.

The nnnered Statement F Prof a A. Hayes ~ y Sf7t5
Assoycr is ample testimony Of he scientific manner In
rhich tbs madeleine is eomPouHdd and recommends it 10
Professional Men.
An opinion h1vi ng hrcn asked for Of me, in cons
qucnce of ,hH formula for preparing orygcnaf,d Bers
bcing known To mo, express the following in form
The composition Of these Bilters includes those me
dcinai substances which experienced physicians have
long rcsnrtedto for special action the system when
deraugcd by Fevers, dyspepsia, Agues and General
Debility, -suitng from exposure ar climate influence.
These are "endeied permanent, and remain active in
this prep ition consequence IF the scientific mGnr
in 0.irh they 1OmLined.
1t was well founded Inference, that the prcpara.
tion, used in larger smaiet doses. would Trove
valuable General Meieae, which experience has dem
onstratGd.
In This medicine no metallic salts can h" found, by
the most dei,rata chemical trials
Respectfully, A. A. HAYES, NJ. d,
.4ssayer 10 the Stare Of N'ss.
No. Pine sirecr, Eoston, 10Th Dee 1852.
SETH w. Fowler & Co, l3s Washington street,
Boston, Pioprcors. Sold by their agents everywhere
10 A CARD TO the LADIEs.-DR. Duposoo's
GOLDEN FREscn PH ia!b' in remOpiRg stoppages
or irregularities Of the menses.
These Ills are nothing new, bu, have been used by
the Doctor for many years both in France ani Amer
with unparaIletd success n every and he is
urged by many thousand ladi who have used ,hcm.
to make the Pills public. for the ev iution Of those
suffering from any irregularities wha,e well
as preventive to those ladies' hose health will
permit m Increase ol family.
Pregnant iemal as or those supposing themselves so
cautioned against using these Pin the prOpri'
etor assumes responsibility after the above admo-
milton, although their m dness would prevent any in
Jury to health otherwise these Pills are Tecom-
mended. -..
Hirectio ms accompany each box. Price 81. Sold
wholesale aud retail, by q. S .'....
GEORGE NJ. HAGENBUCH,
General Agent, Bloomsbury, f'n.
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HOVER'S LIQUID HAIR DYE.

I'HlS HAIR DYE needs only trial 10 satisfy all OF
its perfection us Dye, uni the fol owirg testi
lnonial from that eminent AnaivIc Chemist Professor
Booth OF the U. s. Mint win only confirm hat thou.
sands hive previously borne testimony to.
"LdbOratOry for Practical Chemistryl
st. Stephens Place, rhIada.
Naipg well acquainted with he substances compos.
iH5 HOver's Liquid Hair Dyo am satisfied that by
io'owing the simple directions gwen itA use, il
Will not lnjure the Hair Skiu but will give natu
raj and durable color TO the hair.
JAMES q BOOTU,
Aug 90, 1857 .qnafvtte Chemist
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ESPYTUWN NEW STORE.

ESPYTUWN NEW STORE. -
THE unders ned having nsRociated togt hrr in the
Mercantile Businsss. take plet sure IN nnouncing
TO their ieiends and the public III general that their
new Store House. locu ted on Main street central in
Espy.own, Columbia county, has just been stockcr
with .....
New Spring Goods, ..
Co rprsing an extensive sortment Of Cloths. Cassi
mcres, Vtstings Mnslins Lines. aud every pthIr ar
uce in The we ring line, including liardwir cthina,
h@flnen ana HOLLOW wares, Groceries, Sugars, Tea
Coffee kice MDlnsses etc etc, with all other drti
cles Of commerce adapted TO country stores.
1LSO-READY MADE CLOTHING
G1' Grain, Lumber, Provisions. Produce &c Of all
kinds, taken in exchange for merchandise.
Il. +. REIGHARD,
Il c. CREJELiNG.
EsnytoGn APril4, 1857,
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Certificates Of pdctngcs viii be sold nj the follow.
ing rates, which is The risk:
: -tTtIIclIe OF Plck0gr OF 10 Whole Iickels, $50
do do 10 HAIR do 40
do do lOQuaricr do 90
do do 10 Eighth DO 10


IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERI lFICATTl,
ncIose the money To adstes for the tickets
otdeThu' on receipt Of winch they vii he forwarded
hV hrsi mail. FWrchl can have tickets ending in
any h5ute they may drsiTuarc.
Ihe List OF Drawn Numbers and Priz1s Il be sent
10 purchasers Immediately after the d:nwing.
furcha sers VIII pie write thei gHaturcs Ia ill.,
~ give their Post Office, County and Sate. g
Remember that every Prize is drawn and rayalIa in
fu II without dCdurton
An przes Of Sl0JUa nduuder nd inmed iat " ter
the drawing other Plies at Tie usual rirc Of ,if
DAYS.
All commun lc1tions lcty coufdrntill.
Address orders 10 Tickets or Certificates to
SWAN a. "a 4ugUs,- r.,
PERSONS residing near Montgomery Ala. OrAlfan'a
Ga, can have their orl"ls hilrd, and save lime ly
addr"ssing 5. Swan & Co. Al either of those cities
? list Of the numbers that drown from the
wheel with the amount Of the prize that each one :
emitted To will he publ >hei Hflct ~ drawing in
The following papers Wee Orleans DfGa loBHr re
giSter, Charleston standard, NasAUie Gauuc Atlanta
lnid!ige"ecr. Ntn YO,k Heekiy DAY Book. SarrnrgI
horniHg Neos hietaoad DiSpdtGt, .Ntu YorE Bispath
and fdHid'ng Mss Clarion
August 10. lej7
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GEORGE NJ. HAGENBUcH,

General Agent Bloomsbury m.
lie will supply The trade at the propretors prices,
and send the Pills ladies' (eORfdensiaRy) by mail
receipt OF 81 through the Bloomsburg Post Office.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-12

rrHELMBoLDs UNIVERSALLY APPROVED
REMEDY compound EStraei Bachu cures Diseases
of the Bledder, Kidneys, crayel Dropsy, Weakness,
&C Read the advertisement in another col umn, head.
ed "Helinbolds Genuine Prepa arntion'' ' ~
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-16

y @s 1T flar tab in pbiser Isabelle,
IN 9rsus auf ben 3ten gSarp, Elm 8eb=
fer ctnBei6li6en it, inbrm In jenem
g8arb felt ben Iesten 8 SaBren nie ~
900 Stimnsrber ippbnbaft gepefcn linb.
Sn ben pbern @arbs, allpc bic Stiin-
menSa6l lebr fbnra l9 Yerrnebrt, 1T bic
einIbrntise lleberetnfunft ettpas srbrU<
teii, aber bennph 1T Die allSemrinr
@abrbeit 9dn5lib flar.
- @ir mfl6en bies i,iht fir ben Gnb-
;prf cine frinbfrligc llnteri6eibung gu
MAIDEN fpnbrrn nur um baS irrtbim>
.li1e beS 9lnipru9s su Srisen, semaht
bur6 Die bempfratil1e 3ritunsrn in
gtappr @ppb's SntereRcn, baB nur eli
lie gan; geringe SanbSpll BON Der brmp>
fratilAen YartGei fh grtpri9crt bat
Spbn Gp1rane's ngeibbaftisc Seufcl'
@runbfSte 81 fhlufen." CDicirr Gp9s
rane III Gin bempfratiihes Mitglieb Srs
GpnsreIeS ppn Der Stabt 9irusprf, unb
Ipa in rinrr neulihen 9tcbr brmrrft baz
Sen: Die Ocmpfraten NJ Il 8 ten 0Gppb
pirbcr gum :0tagpr crtpGblen, unb fpenn
CT feItlt Der uGeibbnftioe SruffI" iri.)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-16

brm rrsnnIT6en gItt ssndb Ssalidntise 8rsitelt
geGatt, ,itre Snltituticnen nat ibreni fl9enen
gBilIsn Su MAIDEN unb Su resulirsn.
5rr Stewart BON Niaison lIuimte nit Dru.
alas lbrrsn. Ssrr SisIsr nber luste, er fei bee
reit Jlidtr Douglas gu anttpcrten. ,.
Serr Sernrb bsmerfte, CT tpfrbs Iia ,trrneri pie
llntrrndber bes DreFosnten frHen Yclttpn srlldS
rsn su bSren, benn es i&dne bnt. eae pie Bot
fAaTt Ietr ta6m unb impctent iei, uno baBsetrpas
0lsbr nStbis fein mGats, um bic 6Hsntli6e Nsi-
nuns ;ufriepsn gu itsaen, als bas pas In Dem
Dotumsnt letbl entbalten Isi. @r bcift, bae bic
Dsbatte baritsr nidt lang aufgeiGcbrn ,ipfrbe,
benn s6s mir es pii6trn, fGnnte br Siirserfrirs
In SonIaS ertbrrnnsn. sBas bic lltab aTairr
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men Der Scr. Staaten Gpniiituticn. -Ssrtl8t.