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0.sg0- Gde S1a Der Dritter uGS latpntr,, sptf6en Sprure
uab pine, philadelphia, pa.
&ranfe IN elmer Gntfernnn9,
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Ntue arrangements fir Ginwunoerer, bic mad
btnt gBeffen III reilen minIden.

Neue arrangements fir Ginwunoerer, bic mad
Dam Weften 3u reiIen ninIden.
WSn Eeute. Zen 9. Rpsember. an, HerbeG bic @tnranberer
inf Der WOtttern Central 6 alyertfreet DepDt @tisnbGtn milf
, EN- GrpreB3u9 %befGrbert. Die 8atn btetet babErd ben Srtmts
5rantea, stnsa srEfsren g4rt9stl, ale trssno cine
1nbere Babn, aud TT ie un 81 Weetlen tlr3sr ais tee anpere
6abn mad benannten glabea, ais;
|Bittsbure, @lebelanp, Detroit, Sort Wapne
IS } cosc, Milpaufee, @alena, Dubuque, 9
Saul, 91pd S8lano, Darlington, Soma @itq
werbem testalb bic nit Der NOrtBern Central BaPn Sc
|bsuOeu SeriDnea 10 Stunben friBsr a!s fte nit an6efn Sae,'
men @ebenben bort entrefen, aud werben 4 Nial weniger BITE
o dsen tabet sews@fstt. Die 8etn Stett burG benz @Rnitcn
{ bell S6n DIR, ATE ednse Gntfernun9 Dpn bier bis Gbtca9p
Tt 8Oh Meilea Das @epdf wirS bier 6sssi9net. (marteOJ a"f
Jebt NIT ben pdfasieren al ben 8ettrtnuresrrt,
Rad gretline, Daptrn, Cincinnati, Snbianar
polls, louisville unb ct. gputs
psrben ebenfaGs YaRaeiers ~befsrbert unb fir ibr @epdd
!stn E wsttere rmlaOunsefOt'n beredaet; pie gatIastsrs
peftt den pldsen ee1en, Dtne unterpe85 dnf8ebalten 81 tper-
BEN, Observation-Disclosures Uerben pertauft tn ter SfFcr bes
Noenfen. Sotn 6. alfer
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g2c8. 1, 3, 5 unb Z, 9eprb @utatp StraBe,
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6onfsub fIr bic ousGebrettete @Snnerf daft, pel6e Der fri
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burb btden Ipb bic @Smpa8nie eelpt pOrben mar, ben gamer
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anperem prdpartrten Wtatertal fduFi@ an fn eebrd6tb bat: g.
ptrb besbalb bas5D eI0Gft In benz alien St9le IN Set frube
rem @ef6&ftslpfa1 fGrtbetreiten unb es f@ sur Nufeabe ma,
ben, oas Staap thinner raepr IN ietner Gpaenbune au Serbef
fern.
tawara6e, nebe Baltimore, taa er cine neue efpBe Sabrtt Il
| Sab.@utawfrase, NIT Der GrOnte mad g0ef1frabe e%rrtdtet, IL
wel6er or cine arpBe An5abl Der befen Irtetter bel4Gfttete.
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ferttat, fur tpelde CT Bel br N~usfeGun8 I'M Ntarblanos Sniff.
tut, no BITE befen S5ntruntententna adler aus BDlfSn, Stem. gDr
pnb pa .ttu1pre IA @tanpS aus9eHsAt batten, bt b i d 4
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fruntenten, ncl0e IN elmer 9rrBen @ntternung perienbet ner.
ben, oerwenbet unb eth 8prre6t Ses ltmtauf6es ~tnner6ulb
Mlpnaten POM @ertdufstage an, ptrb %eeaattet, fplte Elm Sa.
frument nt4t ~Sr4fdnbt9 b%efrteeteen.
90 @rpBbdnfler iperpen %ppbltbun, Bet u1s Dpr3vtrreGeu
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LI7- 9tanpS perben u nj et1 d t auSge
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unfere betten &rafte su unb ~Derlan9en Spn tRnen tetpe Sesab.
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SthAer,S DerbeHerte ISGbnanfdbimc.
anf pergarttsr A~usitsanne nit bern b68fenWr&ntiurn belpbnt,
W II nnnOt9te' SSn ben 8er6tenten su fpruden, ba beren
wtrb, bg stne sra6eers @snsapt Dsn b%enlelbasa in nI @ st.I utS5i n
Irts benate ppn allen nn6eren 3uJdmmen oenrmrnen Sn i ~
Iauf bic Ebatia6e aufntertfant gu maiden, bag 6te far,Tihtn .
ISrd6ten gerbederun8en bic N9ai6ine tn.:siefen SssisS Run
fserefnfaGt bdben. Sic ltefert jest bpppelt 70 pieI &rbeit 99IISs
trIber unb lit bic en3t9e Wafttne, BITE feline Snb erpbe ,obriS
fnte. euhpeber in 2etnwanb Cber. Qeber, n6ten fam, ais men r
|tein ltnterfGieb I'M Material NGre. MQe fnb nit Der erSsten
ISprofolt unb bauerbaft eebdut.
str limb in ben Stan6 seiest, unfere Wfafdtnsn inter ltbe.
ro1en 9sbinounaet eegen nfte BON treenb elmer @rt mntsutau.
lIhsn. WerfSnen, BE nntereeprbnetere WiafGtnen unter BEN
iSOrnonbe ser 8tatsfett Sefauft Raten tperben etnea fOIden
IEaa16 1ebr Dprtbelbdft fnbsn.
Ser. los 8alttmcretraBe, Baltimore,
srttettt 8. 80. Gin er u Co.
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mir fet8 bic b~tltgfsn 9retfe.
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mt an Nrteu bpn 5Gufers Sauten, 3doen. unt 6duss
munger u~nb4aber ale tn fetn SAD einf6laaenheR
6tn.
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Stanbe eefett, @CrfCnftr (Stppftnfer), edbsn une Gbursn
lbneI unb ttlts III perferttsen. &u6 fnS ffets cine partt
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ali, Griparutb BON 3eit, sen -
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mad alien SReilen beS gSelten6
Iber hal
Borfersburs unb Morietta, rber genpppo,
Wbeeling uno Columbus.
0te Baltimore unb Ohtp.GifenbabH bietet bent retIenben
|Dmb tfnm Ste er66ten 0prtbetls In 8esua auf 8iligteit, Bee
ausmIidfeit, @tasrtet, 9anttlidfsit unb SG5ntett BET Gee
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jeae ub fbneaffe, unb 6nber bic btGieft 9tOutl fir BITE Retfen-
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Bedntten fdufen, pelGe tpn ttrent 0ehalte Ieben,
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'@efabr a~useeieBt fnb, befGTtnbeit gu ~eraen nnp tF Ve'
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MECHANlCS SAVINGS BANh
u%n8esU8en mad benz neuen @etGube Der Baltimore 8anf.
@de SSn Baltimore. unb Ct. Paul Strase.
Mtebarb g. DorfeD gralbent,
ttettrren:
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Or. 90. gBUObfbe, SObn o Orrpw, Sam. 8erf,
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Dtsis pnnf TT tG8lt6 Bon 10 biS1 utr fir ben @nnpfan,
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terefen betraeen Sttr ptpcent per S}a6r, u, ptrb au6er.
inter bic Deppftpren Ssrtbett.
g. S ~ m = bon trgs1nb mem sstra9esnerben psaSnbtstOasu
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rem et8enen Wemsn bepDntrea nnb bIstSt bteieGbe aRSIGtte6ltd
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0tQtieuresN Dr0tdIS+
Rtfi6en-9taueure, .
9tmbteren. Qtauture, I
Rpfen.9iqgeure,l
Srpmbteret- Qtaueure,
Mnisfaam en- Qtauenre,
SnenerS eieHSUr &c. &c.
SDt SleGr tfeiner SpaIttdt btltaf ,u Sertaufen Bel, bee ptnt
Blalae, @anVne pber 8as,bet q. S. uIman, 20
rsa s4st6 IM9.5, MISUNDERSTANDING,
Dst19fSZ -n31--- lGtldsn galtttpre.u 8nsettefr.
8~ Sfaere @ittel, 8dlte gu ib~etiteuden uab f5 tn, Elm
naeneb nj { Gttntnune an Serlsben, tab: 5Ho.f IT'D
8dtdbfdsGrde Sdfndtcd Stun, :s1 tsesH 9jstes-
Gcpt9 5teblanb QDbtStes, fDwte .lsa.
tEsa Hi q fransDif6e @pahdrS unb Brdnntretut. giln
SD babe fOI6e Ron Der befen Aualttdt anb su ben Eiutafer
EFetfta auf benz Eager. ~. y nt.E On
assn St1Bpfteur unb 9Jentuatenr
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27

crops here. l should say the yield is wonder
fol-
Notwithstanding that have not had rain
enough, this summer, TO have kept plant
alive in my nursery. had the soil been as ~
Mississippi, everything looks green aud we'll
The apple trees begin 10 drop some leaves
and so do peaches and neelarines' But pear,
fig, apricot, plum, &c,, itees are yet as luli o.
foliage as il We had had weekly showers and
| could show you, and do hope yet 10 hand
you some pears as fine as ever grew, oi late
peaches, too, see few on some trees. Re
collect, this is only my second year. The I'M
er varieties Of European grapes, TOO, are yet
green and vigorous.
But above all, the rose in its varieties, is
thrifty and vigorous TO an astonishing degree.
We want nin for full autumn bloom; and
a little nitrogenious Misunderstanding that
smells pretty strong worked in around them
witt the first good rains would help the flow.
ers, but is not needed for the growth.
Asparagus is yet as green, and growing ns
in spring. Nothing surprises me more than
this, and what delicious vegetable il is!
But, must hold up! You little know tie
risk YOU ran when you offered me space in
your columns for temarks on Horticulture and
Agricultural topics! Being apt TO let my
hobby run away with me.
By the way-ln preparing for hsdge.rows
for planting; wherever prairie soil is turned
up IN which it Is known that cotton would
rust or die out, a tolerably good dressing Of
cotton seed, or other equally good 'narufe
should be applied before planting.
Yours, truly,
THOMAS AFFLECK.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27

and the valley. Is there any man in South
Carolina or Virginia who promises more than
that toward protecting Southern interests, and
expandng Southern institutions How many
are there who would utter the sanie sentiments
il fortune were to place their residence in free
Stale
THE DUEy. eR. THE DEMOCRACY.
Such being the state Of political affairs in
Illinois, such being the candidates Of the t~c
paTtles, one Of whom is bound 20 succeed,
what part should the demucucy of the Union,
and partieularly Of the South. take In this con.
testi Should the Democracy, like the Wash.
ington Union, affect "serene Indifference"
or really, litr ,ha, paper side with Lincoln
nor, while il is always abusing Douglas il
says nothing about Lineoln,) or should il, like
Stephens and Orr, and the New Orleans Del.
ia, openly give him lis sympathy, support and
encouragement Mind, the question is not
whether we shall have Douglas or an anti
Douglass Democrat, for there is not the slight
est possibility that The anti-Douglas ticket will
poI five thousand votes in the State, or tina, il
will he able TO elect single member to the
Legislature. The question simply is, "Doug-
las or Lincoln" and he who opposes one di.
rec,Iy or indirectly, aids and abets the elec-
ton Of the other, the question is, whether we
shall retain Democratic organization at the
North or drive the Northern Democracy from
us; for there is no doubt that the mass of the
Northern Democracy particularly in the
Northwest, are in the same category with
Douglas, and il we kick their leader out of
the party, we must expect the rank and file to
90 with him. They all say that they are will
ling to forget the past; shall we, then, break
up the party, now that our prospects are so
fair, simply to gratify our desire to punish men
for entertaining different ideas upon an obso-
ee issue! It would be just as foolish as if
we were to excommunicate all the old.line
Wings in the party simply because they once
favored United States Bank 1t is to be
hoped, then, for the sake Of the harmony and
integrity of the party, that We shall hear Of
no more dpp5sitlon to Douglas from the party
outside Of the State of Illinois. If the same
course is taken by the party at large as that
adopted by the Union and the Administration,
while it will not harm Douglas to any consd-
erabe extent, 1t will serious damage the
PROSPECTS of the Dettiocratc party Of the coun-
try. If Mr. Buchanan and the Union, for
SOME unactountable reason, are ambitious OF
being subjected to the modification of dsas-
,rous defeat in Illinois, by following an ignis
fatuus in the shape of an nti-Douglas" tick
ct, the whole Democratic party need not be
caught in any such predicament
Yours, truly, w. A. S.
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lieye that the sane mysterious hand Of Pfovi.
denee.-ihat has drawn sslds the veil SO often
TO disclose the murderer. will link the suspi.
eious circumstances OF this Bloody deed, asd
bring to Justice the heariless william who thus
consigned young ,Henry's flesh to the nvenoas
beasts aud birds ioi the hellish purpose Sf rot
bery.-QEiiRlR Herald.
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DousLAs' PRINCIPLES.

On the other hand, Judge Douglas accepts
the issne Lincoln made for him before his re-
turn from Washington. He declares that he
stands where he always has stood, upon the
broad platform OF the National Democratic
party. He boasts that he defended the Fugi-
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1858-04-29
From the Country GentIeman-l
Profits OF Apple Culture.

A. LOOMS, of Byron, Genesee CO., n.
Y, says that tree of the Baldwin apple,
standing on the ground of his brother,
produced last year twelve barrels (besides
four or FIVE bushels Of windfals,) that
sold for 1925 per barrel. The years
product of this tree was consequently S27
quite equal to an acre of wheat in net
profit.
A. Preble, of Lincoln county, Maine,
makes the following estimate, which will
be nearly correct In all good apple regions,
allowing for some varieties IN prices
One hundred trees planted on an acre of
land, will cost on an average S25. The
land should be kept In a state of cultiva-
while the trees are coming into bearing.
About S25 expended in care and labor,
besides the crops taken from the land,
will bring them into a bearing state
When an acre of trees is In Its prime, il
will average 400 bushels per annum, pro-
vided the land is kept rich and loose, und
the trees well managed. Average price
Sc cents per bushel The surplus apple:
are valuable for all kinds of stock. partic
ularly winter store hogs. Sweet apple.
are worth about as much as potatoes.
The American Agriculturist SAYS: So
gentleman within our knowledge has ;
small orchard on the Hudson river, of les,
than seven acres, which produces from
$500 to 500 worth of apples annually
This is not one year of plenty and anoth
er or two of famine, but is a regular
steady. average yield. All this IS secur
ed by the simplest process, VIZ: good ma
nagement.
S. B. Parson, in his recent address be
fore the New Haven Horticultural So
ciety, states that within a few miles o
his residence, there is an orchard 0
about 20 acres, producing about S2,OOOt
year, the vegetables between the tree
paying the cost Of cultivation.
Hill Pennel Of Darby, Pa, sold j
j 1856, 1925 worth Of early apples fror
half an acre. Richard J. Hand of Men
don, n. Y, sold in 1855, $40 worth c
Roxbury Russet and Northern Spy apple
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1858-04-29
Perseverance Rewarded.

We clip the following story from the
Bucyrus (Ohio) Journal. Of course we
do not know who this modern Jacob
may be:
We picked up Pittsburgh paper the
other day, and saw therein the marriage
of a couple that formerly resided in this
place. There are many marriages IN
other towns Of people who have once liy-
ed in Bucyrus, and we do not pretend to
record them at all, but in this instance
there Is an incident of too uncommon a
nature to be passed over. 1t is as fol-
lows:
Twelve years ago the bride was a
young lady Of twenty; the daughter of q
wealthy merchant in Washington, Penn
In her fathers employ was a young man
named Robert -, who, the young lady
being bewitchirlgly beautiful, as in duty
bound, fell desperately in love with her
She reciprocated the attachment and they
were betrothed. Unfortunately, the young
lady's father entered his protest agains
this pleasant arrangement. and according
ly the young people pat off the happy day
indefinitely. About j year afterward:
she received a most tempting proposal
which, urged by her father, she accepted
and, TO the eternal despair of poor Robert
was married. But alas for the happI
bridegroom! Scarcely three months haC