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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-11-05
WHO'RE \, No. SCI.
ENTHUSIASM IN AsUNDAY
tsS tl ScHo0r So

The following good story is an AeknoWl-
edged .igood 'nn:,' g.. ~. '.,..s ~.
A few weeks since. some roguish boys
in . town not thousand miles from ths
capital Of New Hampshire. persuaded
Joseph N. or ss he was generally called.
e.Joe." to attend Sunday School. Joe
was an oyergrown. half Nitted. profane
lad, and the boys anticipated considers
bic fun out OF him, but the answers 70 the'
various questions propounded. were Civ
en- so readily and correctly, tha. no one
could for moment suppose that he was
not yersed in theological lore. -
Joe was duly ushered in his place on ..
settee in front Of the one on which his'
friends were seated. and the recitation
commenced.
I The teacher then qaestioned the class
on their regular lesson, and afterwards
afyfg NY f1ispd.' sef. said tho teacher. .wb0. .
made the world We inhabit . ~
'Eh /? said Joe. turning up his eyes,
like an expiring calf. sA
who made The world We inhabn 2 s9H
Just as he was probably about 70 give
the answer. one OF the boys seated behind
inserted pin into hist Joe's )pants .ab6ae
nine inches below the ornamental buttons
on his coat. God Almighty. answered
Joe. in an elevated tone. a, the same tims!
rising quickly from his seat. ale 8f
THAT is correct replied tho teacher.
but it is not necessary that you should
rise in answering: sitting posture is just
as Well.' !.hl tabt 'aI
Joe was seated, and the eatechism pro-
ceeded: who died TO save the world o.
The pin was again inserted, and Joere-
piled. Jesus Christ in still louder
voice. rising. as before from his sect. "ai
That is also correct. but do NOT mans
ifest SO much feeling do be more com.
posed end more reserved in your man.
ner. said the teacher. in an expostulSting
tone. 81
After Joe had calmed down, the exam,
ination went on. - So ,mmo1
'What will be the fatal doom Of all
wicked men 2 was The subject now up
for consideration. and ~ the pin was
again stuck in Joe Numbered out. with
q higher elevation Of his body, hell and
damnation.' ~ ,7,a lI9vpq a tHsla
My young friend.' said the instructor
you give the true answers 70 all these
questions; but while you are here. We
wish You TO be more mild in your sords.
So endeavor. IL you can, to restrain your.
enthusiasm, and give q less scope to your
feeiings.' yu nair 80 90
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-11-05

LEATHER BREEoHEs.-what would tbs
young men Of the present day aud gsner.
alton, who will wear nothing but tho best
Of broadcloth say. u they were obliged 70
dress like some Of their ancestorsi As
soon as youngster went 10 learn trade.
he was fitted out with pair Of leather
breeches. which generally laAted him
with care and patching and mending until
he was free. He then had another pair
as part Of his freedom suit. which very
often served him through lie.
We well remember the last Of the leaih.
sr breeches in Newburyp6ft. Old aDsa.
con F.. the cobbler. was the wearer;--
He cut queer figure 10 them his legs
of the Doctor Slop make. measuring .
trifo over twenty inches 10 length. The
knees had been patched and patched aud
patched again. As1to the sea. as Nc
live to write II. nj the begipnipg Of every
winter huge patch Of sole leather sss
there put on-half. soliDg them. as ths old
man would facetiousIy term. the opera,
tion-Uhich he would remove when the
spring weather would render the thiek
addition uncomfortable. A fact.
Boston Post.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-11-05

NEwsPAPERs.-A New York journal
very Justly compares the publisher OF q
trust newspaper to q farmer who would
sell his wheat ON credit and not more
than single bushel to any one person
the payment of a years subscription is Of
the same Importance to the publisher, as
the payment for a bushel of wheat would
be.to the farmer. The harder the times.
the more entire is our dependence on th q
payment Of these small yearly subscrip
tions.
The Fairbolt Herald. in the course OF
an able article on the subject of ne wspa.
Pers and their inf fence upon towns in
which they are published. says:
The announcement that a ne wspaper
IS published in a town. at once gires a
reputation Of importance. A newspaper
adds to the value Of town property in a
town where it is published. This is a
fact not generally appreciated. but fact
nevertheless. and hence every property
holder in place is personally Interested IN
sustaining paper: no money that be
exPends during the year, returns him
such per cent. as that which he psys
for his home paper"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-11-05

The RoPE Boy 1T was one OF the 6rst
days OF spring when lady who had been
~atchiog by the sick bed Of her mother
for some weeks. went out to take lIttl.
exercise and enjoy the fresh air. She
hoped that she might hear bird sing or
see little wild flower which would speak
to her of her future hope. for her heart
was full Of anxiety and sorrow. After
walking some distance she came TO a rope
walk. AZ one end Of the building she
saw little boy turning large wheel; she
thought it too labo,ious for such q child
and as she came near she spoke TO him
Who sent you to this place p she ask.
ed.
Nobody came Of my,elf.'
Does your father know you are here
Il have no father
Are you paid for your labor 2
Yes: get ninepenee day
DO you like this work 2
We'll enough: but If did not should
do it. that might get the money for my
mother.
How long do you work in the day
time p
From nine till eleven in the morning,
and from two till Eve in the afternoon
How old are you ?
Almost nine.'
DO you ever get tired Of turning this
great wheel 2
Yes sometimes
And what do you do then
Il take the other hand.'
The lady gave him piece Of money.
GIs this ior NV mother - he asked
looking pleased.
No it is for yourself'
Thank you ma'am.' the boy said. and
the lady bid him faresell.
She went home strengthened in her
devotion 10 duty. and instructed in true
practical philosophy by the words and ex.
ample Of little child. The next time,
she she said to herself. 'thst duty seems
hard TO me. ! will remember the child
and take the other hand
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-11-05
SONG OF The EDITOR,
BY o. 4oLrR WOLFE.

The editor in his 1SANcTuN" sat, 'i7" ~
q With his visage grim and sour. I
Il was silent without save the wind in the street
nd tho "GHARLrT !" pursuing his usual beat,
. Calling the midnight houri - ils
, His" peppers .were swollen and red,
The rushlieht was melting away.
j q "And to-morrow,"to himself he said,
b i" Is publication day. syaf ,r.g.,a.r
Write write ! | write III
I fear / am growing dumbl
I've divers notions in my head,
Which feels like ton or two oflSad, i
But they vanish as fast as they come =
Brush, and scissors, and paste, T. "'
r Paste, and scissors, and brush 1
IfIcould collar one bright "IDEE," a
Ieould write with perfect rushi a
A nod and start and q nod ...
Ny pen Is worn down to a stump; D., u
I pause, and ponder, and scratch my pate
My eyes the size of a pewter plate, ! ..
And my sconce on the table bumpl
Nod nod II nod III
AS set tumbled up in heap
What sin subscribers should be so scarce,
AND THE PAPER go VERY cHRAPl
Write write write II ...
With paper all blotted and smeared,
Write write ! write III.
With eyes all blinded and bleared
Brush, and scissors, and paste,
Paste, and scissors. and brushl
IT is enough to drive an Editor mad,
An
Oh man, who no paper will take,
For the use of your children and wife
It is not the pens and ink ye waste,
But the Editors precious life
Write write write ~
For livelihood 1 must
1 wear ont my shoes collecting the news,
and walk till IN like to " bust"l
Trudge trudge !! trudgeII!
With checks both hollow and thin
TrudSe trLdge | / trudgel!l
And all for a little "T1N"!
For pleasure have no space,
Not a moment to lose have L
Rags and disgrace stare me full in the face,
So" ROOT, PIGGEE, OR DIE ~
Wake wake wakeI!I
Ye who learning hold as naught-
Do ye not know, for dollar or so,
What your children can be taught
Take! take ! tNke!!!
The paper, and read the news:
Don't let your offspring live and die
Like parcel of wild YAHeosI
Scratch scratch - scratch III
While my brain is oozing away
Scratch scrntch II scrutchIII
Till my hair is turning gray
Oh man, for moment bcthink
How the PRINTER you rob of his labor,
When a paper you fob from front door
knob,
Or borrow one of your neighbor!
Write! write wrile!Il
Oh! but m weary and wornl
Write! write write!!I
And the cocks arc growing for morn
And when for my homo start,
I reel like famished rat,
Folks say on the sly, as totter by
"THERE HE GOES WITH BRICK IN HIS HAT 81
The editor in his " sanctuIn "sat
With his visage sad and sour.
Il was silent without save the wind in the street,
nd the watchman parading his usual beat,
Calling the midnight hour!
His peppers werc swollen and red,
And the rushlight was melting away,
o. " And Tomorrow" to himself he said,
Is publication day"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-11-05

% Correction does much, bot en-.
couragement does more encouragement,
after censure is as the sun after show.
er.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-11-05

~ A Connecticut schoolmaster asked
a lad from Newport.
How many Gods are there
The boy. after some head scratching.
replied: o.
4 don't know how many you have in
Connecticut. but We have none in Rhode
Island
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-11-05

~ Commercial Gent.-.Apoth.r ou..
break. eh These riots will be terrible
hindEaace 70 al kind Of business
Fashionable Gent.-'As, desssy -
Delighted to hear iti AW. slwsys hsd
the greatest aversion, 70 all kinds Of busi,
ness.'
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-11-05

Darn OF A V1sO1mAs.-cspt. W. L.
Holmes, Of The steamer Crescent. died on
the I2Ih inst. At New Orleans. of yellow
fever. He formerly lived in YiTginis.
was about 50 years old and was we'll
in Cincinnati.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-11-05

@A wsggisb candidate coming ia ,hs
course Of his canvass 70 tailorss shop
"Wbat We look for here are Measures,
not men," said he.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-11-05

~ o1D won1s--'I yish rasb ia
heaven .bse4
Jake-'I yisb wars IN shtilI .hows.'
Old Womsn-.Thatsh ts Eay-Gbake
be alysysh ysatsht 70 Pc In . pesht
place 81 sl...E -
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-11-05

% There is no occasion to trample
upon the meanest reptile. nor to sneak to
the greatest priuce. lnsolence and base.
ness are equally unmanly.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-11-05

@ Let it be thy constsnl persuasion.
that there is no evil but hath somsthing
good lying under It's bark. 5s9
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-11-05

@ limitations please. not because
they are mistaken for realities, but be-
cause ethey bring realities TO mind.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-11-05

~ he Who hates his ueighbor is mis-
cradle himself, aud makes Al around him
feel uiserable.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-06-02

le9enbeiten gut unterridtete Davenport DelaO-
frat bemerft Iber Col. Same
&anespiIe iit Der fribere ytalne Der lebt9eti
Stabt Council bluffs am Wfillouri, pelde i'm
Sabre 1916 aearanpet wuroe uno idon lebr
balb nadber ben Nanlen SanesOiQe erhielt nno
atpar in SSolae Der naditebenoen umltanoe, mcs
raus and beruorSebt, DAP Sane fein lebr lunser
Mann mebr fein fam.
Sis bic lebten ber Wprmcnen i'm Serblf 1916
aus Naupoc oertrieben waren, fam Same 5us
fdlig, elm paar Gage nadoem NauUOo 9erdumt
mar, mad Nauppo, belab Die Oerlal1ene Staot
unb beludte biesspertriebenen Wturmcnen in lbs
rem 2a9er auf benz redten llfer bes Ottlltl>
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Wafbtn9 ton, 81. Wfai. g n T..
3ablrel6e Ofemoriale uno 8eri9te liefeu elm.
Ote permll9te NppropriaticnSbiQ wurre auf'
9encn1nlen unb bi8c tirt.
a5au8.AS 4@lanct 5one8 bat uua
GrlaubntB etne pereinte 91eiplution ein3ubrin=
gen, mornah bic 1dd}te Sisuns be8 @on9relles
aal 3petten Wfontae i'm yeDpembers b~eainnen
lou. Der Spre9er rnannte fir ba8 Wemo,i
rial Der a%merifaniiden &Inltler cine aus fol-
9enoen Serren beftebenre Spe5ill. COMMITTEE :
Hettt, &aplor bon Seem gorf, Morri8 y. Henns
lplpanten, Yenoleton Don Sbte. 4 30 saL laaa
OaS SauS palIirte bic SnoianerzD ei,it- Mps
proprtattcnsbiH unD bic 8i1, wel&e Die nStptS
gen Semllisunsen fir bic brei freipiQtgen 0ie>
9'nterter ma4t. Qeetere Sid purbe sangenpms
uler. nit 1O1 aesen 81. Damn 19ritt baS 0aus
CUR Seratbnn9 pes Sort Sneqins 8eridtes.
= US a1btn9t 0 II , 1, Stunt. Serb Napier,,
per 2brltllde Mttnilter bat Yefebl 9e5eben, paB
lelne 9eltern BON Walbin9ton abgelGidten Des
ptlden Don Sdlifar pur9 eiuen belonpereu
Oampfer mad ben Bermupen 9ebradt iperben.
Sn ben Ospei9en miro Dem NDmiral befob(en,
put Der StlttatlDt amsrIfantlder S4ifie cin5u.
b1lten, bl$ neue Snltrufticnen BON Qonppn
folnnlen. % ''''" "I''''s ...lle 20 % Maa.'
Us albinstpn, 1. SUM-. ST.. 6. Mau.
rp, Der Delesat ron Gri5ona, bat 8riefe erbals
ten, porna& Yelbieru, Der @DuUe1neur BON
5cncra, euti4lOflen if, %Oieies, fau8l 3utoasa
lid, In Wterico bdlt, fir unabbangig III ertl6ren.
Sn Nrtacna lino 5fortwabrenb SnDianersllnru.
ben. Nus Ben SLIDER Wiinen pprtreffli6e 9ta&=
rldten. sIu8 Galfornien faulen fortnibrenr
@tnwauberer. Nud ioute eine ;3eituns sesrIrl-
bet meroen. gDa8 HDlt Don Nri5ona lebnte 1iG
lebr ndd Organization pe8 GerritOriunrs. =
Der &rie99niniter miq Eruppen dbinl4ideo,
iebalb er welqe bat. rmp7 r.6lims 55 NJ
9 sc EN- Oprf, 1. SUM. Der Ser. ct,
Ddn1pfer 81baib ie8elte bielen SOrmittis mad
Dem mertfanilden @olfe as. IA.
-. 2DaiS, 1. Stunt. Die ameritanil6 e
Convention oabier bat Sup9e Gamble far @or.
sreB nominirt. Csg1ulwi2
aIJ@ine DeYeide bon Monmout4, 81 melDet
paB pas Dcrf @qilon in Der Na6t pe8 CONN:
tag 9dn5lt9 Dur6 etnen Tornaoo 5erltSrt muir.
De- nobel Is Ser omen umtanlen unp anoert
l9tper perwunoet purDen. &
81. 9out8, 1. SUM-. 80 @ifen Sous.
feten 1tnO BON SeferlOn gitb mud ben @rens
Counties bur9 bic @taatS : Nutoritltet Der.
l&ifft pcrben, inn bic Ginbrins(inse, wel6e Dor
&anIa8 in Nfiliourt eiubraden, suriidsutreiben
W%abrldeinli6 wiro bic Mlili5 Der ueltlidel
Counties aufacbcten tperben. -
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Eele9rapbtlcbe Wacbricbtem
Fl. 8ert&tet fIr}ben % al ttmprt gDeder." IS
6-a+H Nrfunft beS SdmrpferS
.aast..a ao~Iss $500 ii ,atl
So nj N 9 n a."

SO euereS @urDpa. ,.--'~.
NewsOprt, 1. SUM-. Der Dampfer
Sammcnta BON 0anburg 1T an9efomnten nit
3iuerppol< uno Scatbamptons Nadri4ten Bic
gum II. Wat. '58.'~ ''o ''-
Mdrtte. 9iperpcol, II. @ai. Baum
pcle: in Del, leeten 2 Sa9en $1,000 8allen
~perfauft. '@onIo ls 97@. 'N' 'ia"ti li' u
SUI Barlamente bate it4 nod ilidts entl9ies
ben. Die Debatte uber ote inpiIde gta mar
Bis gum 10. Ntai peri9pben mcrDen.1 a,19
d NuS Snbien lparett neuere Nadri6ten
8efpmmen a5in9bur mar befreit unp bic gtet
belen rabe 6utttnSbur init 9rbBen 8erlulf e se.
ldlasen notpeu. Bbeef8 mar e~benfall8 9e>
idlasen uno 500 8ebeuen s~efansen seuculmelal
wprpen* Die 8riten perloren 70 Wann.n a1l
9tad elmer ueueten 8erlion uber bic apiIdsn
ben Girfen uro Nfc~ntenesrinern BET @rdbora
rOrSefaaenen S9tadt tpurpen bic Sarfesna gaatts,te
lid seSdla9en unc ibr Nnfabrer setDotet. Ole
Sartel perlOren ibre Sancnet1 uuo ibre 8aoaoe
uno fO9en mad &lOba4, no 1ie einsel9lD1en
lpurDen. "A ,aA-ei--E ga
Dus Sdiff @runo DudeB, prn Stem, gorf
mad 2iperpoOl befimmt, perbrannte our See.
Seine Wannidaft uno Paiiusiere famen gu
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Infunft bes Ddmpfer8
Sub ia n.
Neueresau8 europa.

$50 Neuere8 aus @urDpa+ri.Wf
Quebec 1. Sum-. Der Snbian init 81,
UerpOole@ aaridten BIG gum 49,. Ofai pulltrle
6iver be 2upe bielen Mcrsen. .g4 aaa
Mdrfte: 2iperppOl, 10. Mai, -
Vaumpole, in ben lebten bret So9en 1900
galen ~perfauft. Seine Qualitdten maren nm
! 9elunten, mlttlere batten li4 9ebefert. 8roo,
ltcfe: Webl flau, @ei5en rubis, S4weines
leil6 fiat. 3ufer ftdt. 6eiS rubiS. ID .bl
( Meiter Nadrt6ten bes # /.
Die 8eridte aus Snoien finb iebr sanli9 flu
England. Gen. 2usarp befrelts Nsinsbur an
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@nsfanc faum srSBer mad eneliidem @etbe,
al8 le bier mad ameritaniidem @elOe iino.
Die Baflasier,2 cccmctipen BREMEN in England
nit @rfpls pedbaltise &cblen, cbne ben Serin9=
fen Gtaud, eben 10 in 8el9ien.
j. Ser @Olburn bridte bic Wteinuns aus, baB,
dad elmer lOrsfdlti9en Examination cteler Tbat>
iddeu, bur9 ba8 fremoeS ptem 30 biz 40 psf.
lnebr eripart werben, alS Bel ben entipredenoen
Nelultaten Der ameritanii4en @iienbabnea.
%. Gm.9
T@rauen. &e9te in Canada. =
Das @anaoaparlal1ent bat Elm @eiet semadt,
Trcuen5immern, ~leOiyen pie perbeirus
tbeten, pas Gedt ertbeilt miro, a%blOlute Son,
trOle iiber ibr @isentburn ftd Dor Deer aad ibs
rer 8erbeiratbun9 ermOrben ba6en. Da8 81.
sentbum Der Srauen 1T 5uslei4 fret BON ben
S6uloen ibrer Mdnner; ba9esen aber
iinb bic Trauen AUDI fit ibre pcr Der 9od5eit
lelbf Sema4ten S4ulOen Oerantmortlid.
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&Ser 1T 0berff @ane?

lleber bielen tpuderen Mann, Der plSblid aGs
8ermittler 5miIGen, ben MOrmonen uno Der
8esieruns %uuftrat, itnD iiest IN ben Sffeutlideu
8ldttern Die SerldieOenften NnSoben oerbreitet.
Die einen wolleu wifien, er iet Elm MOrmOne,
bic ~anberen, er fei fem @ormOne. glae aber
ftinmen Darin therein, paB er 8leid leinem
Bruper. benz REINFORCEMENT HcrbpOlfabrer, Elm
Wtann BON SrCBent Wlutbe unO mariner Wiens
i4enliebe it, Der aber bic WicrmCnensS lnses
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sobfen ser Baltimore GOmpaanie".

Das pubiitnm ipirb bterturd tn 8enntniB sefeBt, bdB mir,
ais pte alrimiecn Msenten fir bic 8sblen Der Baltimore
6 pmpasnte". lest TIT ben Stane 8efest Hnb, TIRE eanj pOtsnes
lt6en Rsblen ~ Yerfdufen unp gu Itefern. Da MIR ntbt
S Sniumenten barauf re6nsn, bas fe ben GGten NrttfeI
unb basppfIe 1ewt6t erbalten. uniere. InprbEun'
aen ano Yn Der ~alerbefen Irt, unb mir baften fur p anfllt1'
lett unb S@neaisfsit bet Der Atlteferuas Don 8pblen mad ir-
aenb etnem Yunfte tnncrtalb Der StabtSrenJen.
On BITE Gra6t Son ben Wtinen aus eesenndrrt8 ttpr ntfprta
1T, 70 tEnnen Wtr FL fDfprttse ablteferMn ~ et-
mem nett ~btutseren Yretfs S~srfaufen, ais IN Ter fpdteFen SAB"
resseit, bdber wer6en e. bic &Uniurenten ais ete grpse Selo-
er5Sdrnte fnben, wenn lie tbren @Orrat1 fcgletG tditen.
Dnmjt mir TN Sttleei hab, ieberSeit aa ben alsrnteort8feH
Yretfen su p~ertaufen. 70 bsabapttaen MIR ansl@ltesitH tur
rnenten bic Rotten bes GUlettirens unb bic YrpJente fur ben
Werluh an i9febten MuBenadnber.-
8efOnbere &nprbnNnsen wereeh nft1 SaprIten ~.
fentIt6en Snfttuten uHp 1nperen GrpBen
G. fu nj enten sstrcAen rcr6en.
~ Dobbin & Warfeld, Gsenteu,
20 n.al9a for fa9 80. Sc Secpnbfra6e,
rs m.x1t..... S.u mnI 1919. 9Noi1Sl MT
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Is. Npril nit nnbebeutencem 0erlufe. Bris
9aoter Seaton idlug bic 8lebeQen nabe 6uttes
9ban, tootete ibrer 800 unb nabnr ibnen &ancs
men unb WfnnitiOn. @ine 9rcBe Iruppe See
beuen wuroe anf ben Saulppcr SiQ8 seidlaaen.
mobel 800 ~9eFan9en Durben. Ser 0erlult Der
gn9ldnoer mar i4wer, baruuter 5 Sifsiere.
@en. Jfole bate fem 8Orriden mad @alpee
oerlfoben ne8en rrcbenoer DemOnltratiOnen
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Onbbin & @arfiel6.

#. N r. SO ecpnbfraBe
ais a IIetnt9 Meentcn fir ben @mpfana unb 8erfduf
alr l8ObIen ernannt t,l&e Spn bteiem Datum an mad BAL
ttmOre per1htht rpprben. % tn
Dte 9errea . pbbtn unb Q1arftetb BADEN Surg.
f&aft unb SiGerbett eeIftfet feine anberen Nntbractte.Sc
len, ais bic bar ,8alttmOre gpnpasnts," birett Uber .inbirstt
3u pettanbeln, ansunehnten unb au Derfaufen; bes balls tam
It'd bas Yublttum nit aler Stherteit barauf perlaGen, bag
Is ben retntt MrttteI uub BITE pplwidttee Gpnne BON 2,240
Dfb. erbdlt. 44i .t Hl.a3s M
2 STE werben &pblen. Nteberlases srrhhteu sur @e~rfDrsuHe
BON 8amtltsn, unb ~belonbere @rntratte abf1Itesen nit d6en
pfentltden Snfituten, 5abrtfeu, @Ren. arbettern u. E. u. fur
Bppt.0abnneen, pter tn 8rpbsrea Auantitdten 1uno anter
~aunftsen 8ebtneuaeen. ,i.' ~ :aa
- SIM Naftrase bes Dtrefcren. Iusf4 uFes
Gbpmas gDtIfon, NrGfbent.
Nprtt o., 1882 H"tlai-a Mlail3,fmt
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SSenes &DbIen:0 81 Arrangement

u 0te baltimore &cblen>S Cntragnte
tn BON. &cble n Gpniumsnten in bteter Sta6t aufaefOrbsrt
rprben, etne Geeutur fir ben aus fhlieBfiGs gerfduf ttrer
DDrtrehltGen Eptlen gu etaSltren unb ba ibr m~iteetbetlt
pcrtanft werben aS ' <*
&oblen Der Baltimore Gcupa9nie"
relde nienefs aus tbren U,tnen fanen. gum ofentn Nd@-
tbetl bes ppbl %Serbtenten euten SUITES tbrtr Rpplen, unb ba
Bite Gpmpasnte allen Gpniumeutsn BEN ddten Irtttsl ST. fterH
panfDt, wel&er ntGt NIT anbern 8pblen psrmii6t IA, iO Dat
fe bic 6erret@h hafttgl-alt nI .tf r.
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Deutide8
Mrbeit Madmeifun9S Bnrcau,
@ute @tene.
MISUNDERSTANDING yf0. 81.

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heres in Der Sffee ties Wtder, pbtr; 52L 0Rsf RaitinnreI
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We W6t 2otS, wDSpn iebs 10 &fer 2anb entbalt an ser
~3&>11 Wiehen SUitt an Der @9tL @t%lenbabn, 8 Metlea
BON Der Stabt an Der Gurnpife bafelbe 1T 1ebr frudtb ar 1n6
etsaet f& su @emufes artsn iUwObL ME aud fur Nfer6au. y
gu Dem btlt8sn Yrsts SDn $5 per alder sum gerfauf unter
annebntbaren Beetnguneen.e NGbere Musfanft ertbeilt
8.Spbnfp on, "a Sputbfr, cine Jreppe bod
Mp3,3utSuD neben Der 8dnt of Commerce.
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VffN
Sbre traurtse, elenbe Sage flSBte Same Wits
leio elm, er intereiiirte iid lebbaft far lie, iudte
lie uuf ale mSslide Weiie 81 nnteritaBen uno
b~e9leitete le mad benz Weficurt( Council 8luffs)
mo- bann bic Mormcnen aus Danfbartelt Die
arSBte bort bon ibnen %9esrinoete Staot mad
ietnem Nanaen ,&anespiue" nannten.
lleber bielen feinen 8elud) Bel ben Wormp>
nen bat Sane ipdter in ber biltorilGen @elells
ldaft BON Yennieluanien i'm NtdrS 1850 einen
lebr intere1anten 8crtra9 9eRalten, tpelder unz
ter benz Eitel: uTbe Worncns, a o%tSccurie
oelipereb, Mard 26tb. 1850 By Tbpuas 8.
Sane, Ybilabelpbia 1850" secrudt 1T.
3Wan iiebt aus pielem Sortra9e. pte 9roBeS
Snterelie Sane aus reinen Samauitdt8srinpen
an ben Wprmpnen nahrt, baB er aber feineSs
meas an iBre 2ebren glaubt, nod ibre 6anolun>
een in ieoer 8e5iebuus biai9t ocer 9ar Ielbt
liG gum WormoniSmns befentt.9 'H 914Fsta. 3efa'
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piais, Bios purd DenBunld ansetrleber, Slute
oereisBen gu perbaten, cine frteoltde SelleSun9
peS aansen Streits III 'perlufen.
Hrdltpent Buchanan lebnte nun 5tcar at, ibm
eiuen pIfi5iellen Guftra9 5n seben, itelte ibua
aber ei9enbanois Elm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aus,
pel9eS i'm ais cine 9rt Don rSptldafter" le8t<
t%inliren fcnrte.
80 Wan raeiut, baB 8riebam Oeuns feline
6auptbcfnun9 barauf Seiest sebabt babe, oaB
bic stpBen Soften zines mebriabrlsen &rieses
in l1tab bic 8uuoeSSewalt abI9reden.smtrcen,
iOl9en &rles fprt5uieeen, baB aber Sane tbn
aber5eust babe, paB 9eraoe Die srcben Soften
Elm Het5mittel fir bic berrlteupe Yartet ieien,
inoem Darn unter Dem Defmantel bes &ries8-
Budgets Die oenpfratilden Seatelidneiper Dllls
lionen lber OtiQicnen iteblen f0unten.- nebrts
gems ideine bic 9fesiernn9 aud ieet nod nidt
8epiliSt, oas fette &riegs>Buoset fabren gu
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