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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-07-07

The LITTLE GIRL WHO HAD SURvI-
WE'D TIE SHIP FEvER.--A few days since
one of the Metropolitan cars was stopped for
the purpose of taking up an elderly lady and
asicklY looking little girl, In the car were
ten females, five on a seat, andthey will carry
nine. Every inch of room seemed occupied
for the occupants of the car were fashiona-
bly,, dressed, and their skirts expanded like
peacocks' tails. No one offered the old lady
a seat, or made room for her, or seemed to
care whether she was tired or rested. For
a moment the old lady scanned the faces of
those before her, and then she smiled at the
want of courtesy which oharacterizes females
of the present age. ,,
i say, you, the old lady exclaimed, nudg,
ing the knee of the nearest female, and
pointing to the little girl.
Did you speak to me p demanded the
astonished female, on her dignity immedi-
ately. s.
why, yesi want to know if you would
believe this little girl just come out of the
ship fever hospital at Deer Islaudf
Ten hands. delicately gloved were raised
toward the bell-strap, and ten voices were
shrilly raised for the cars to stop, and in less
than one minute the old lady and the girl
had the vehicle to themselves. :
wall, DECLARE exclaimed the old lady,
i forgot to tell 'em that there warnt any
patients there sick with the fever. However,
I'll let 'em know it the next time we meet.
Take seat, dear and make yourself at home.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-07-07
The State of So. Carolina
CARRIAGES g. BUGGIES,

m-9.. THE subscriber has on hand
2H%S good assortment Of MATERIAL,
03L and is prepared to FIJI all kinds of
orders He has also on hand a good stock of
BUGGIES, &c.
Having purchased N J. Skaggs' patent for
TIGHTENING TIRE, I am prepared to put the
patent to Buggies, Carriages, Wagons, &c.. and
to sell shop or individual rights I will in few
days, be ready to exhibit the patent Wheels
with this patent affixed, may be run until they
are entirely worn out, without having to take the
Tire off.
N.B-Also, first rate HARNESS-MAKER
" A-' -1D' W. P. McFADDEN.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-07-07
NEW GROCERY.

No HAVING formed q Co. part. GgA
~ nership fol. the purpose Of car 8
ying on. the GROCERY BUSINESS, We wound
especially request al persons who are in want
4 anything in our line to call and examine our
stock, which consists in part of
SUGARSs,
New Orleans, Stewards c, Crushed and Powdered.
NOLASSES: New Orleans and Nnsoevado.
CHEESE: English Dairy and Cream.
NACKEREL-In Kits, barrels, barrels and
barrels.
PINK.EYE POTATOES,
For planting; Bagging, Rope nnd everything
usually kept in Grocery and Provision Store.
We will buy all kinds OF Produce, for which
We will give the HIGHEST MARKET PRICES.
Particular attention given to
THE PURCHASE OF COTTON.
ma. Our place Of business is opposite Lowry
Avery's old stand, now occupied by Darwin and
Jeferys. 80, 80 .--s
n@- OUR TERMS must be Cash or ascred.
ito thosewho will pay promptly,whencelled upon.
W. D. MILLER,
% ~. - j. C. MILLER.
,Jan27 If
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-07-07

TAIR DYE.-Batchelor's Harrson's and
III yayue's Hair Dyes. Fur dying the. Hair,
Wbsker's and Moustache, beautiful and perm
anent black For sale BY .-ss..
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-07-07

m 00O HAVANA, GERMAN, g.
OU.UUU DOMESTIC CIGARS, ranging
in price from SIS to $50 per NJ. at .sssA-
- ALLISON q BRATTON'S.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-07-07
April q
HARRIsON's CoEUMB BAN
~: HAIR DYE.

SIZE ENHANCED, STYLE IMPkyVED.
It has double. the quan'ity and strength of any
other. 1t gives o perfectly naturai, color.
1t colors every shade from light brown to Jet
o.. black. Its use Is easy and rapid.
1t is perfectly harmless to the skin. -.
Its effect is instantaneous and permanent.
II is the best, quieksst, cheapest and igssA PIE
I eper made.
z Directions for useaccompany eaob boxss
Price o. ST 2oz 81 so: 4 OF. SO; g Il IS
Entered according TO Act Of Congress- the year 1885,
BY A. W. Harrison IN the Clerks Office Of The District
Court Of the u. s. for the Eastern District Of PENN
For sale by ALLISON s& BRATTON, v. A
GAUSSE & co., and H. p. ADICKEs & co
Manufacturer, APP0LLOS W.s.HARRIS0N
10 South Tth st., Philadelphia (f24]
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-07-07

sS- If the counsel be good, no matter
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-01

SzoOO' $oO3O poer $4,000 Sur @r inpuuo eines
neatl6en SUlpitals in Netr. gorf.
sc& ne IT, wseer BIER moo tn europa, en lit,rorifh,s I'm.
tsrntpmea Dem publttum unter 10 annebmbareu 8ebtnaunoen
sssetsn H9resn. nte pier bts Werte bes srRsten Test IsSenSen
etIti@en DtGters. gDer 8retlisratbs QDerte beRsat. fSoTt
Mot aasin a, ee gsrtnse aassabe Don IS Cts. per GDr@r
eoer Sl.zo aue, amet Wtcnate. Elm e~ebteeenes gperf an. melhes
aar Jpn 1ns istne San1ilte %blstbsaSsu Dertb bat, iOn6ern er
gar nn1 9let@;ettte ole @banee, elm namb afes boores GopitnI
= sr''srsen, nnD tr6et eneli& nod sur d5raneuns zines Bent.
l0eH SnFt1uts pet, wel1ss nt1t Gaetn fir Die In Stem. Ncrf IL.
oenrsn drmeren Deutinen, lpnoern aud fur btt TauSeuSs BENT.
GER Gtnpaaeerer, weiHs bier lGnttn, Won ben feaensrrtdfsu
Gsleeu fem mtrb.
Wttt ben fogenannten prSmieu. o ertb .iIuneen bot boa IN
Neee Tepsaoe Unit rnetmea Nt&ta semstn. g. neubsIt nd
plsF nt~t I'm Die Uertbeilune ru @~Oloftberu. 2ttbporopbisn
y. No., iGaeesa UNI elm bebeutenbes baores capital. weIhss
IN etne Paap tpmmenb, ben 90p4Ifanb einer Iamtlfeb Be-
9runOeH Tam e. haubeIt fb aud nt6t UNI cine in oraue
3erne ptSausSeradte anbeftnmtt Belt, fuubtrn 6as &an,c
m Y , DE sum l.. Ausnf 1859 eatf&ieoen feiu, uub eubIfh il
19es ~ cs Qanoe Der @Aonnenten fetbf seltet unb Der Silent.
it@en Grntrsae %antetmse stben. '""'
%m To- Wfdt 1893 bar BE 3erauseabe tn WO6eulteferunoen
1e9Dnnen, nno aw 10. Sui tt btr Pr!e Sonh DIR WusoobS I'm
. neen erl@tsneH. Se6e 5DsGenltefsruna fURer is gfs. fs.
per Seno $lzo. coon eebRneene &yempIore frnen 25 Gfs
tnepr ger Eane. Das beretts &rl&ieneae ptro IDfDrt unb Bic
5~crslssans tmrter BET &rfaetasa s%slIefsst. Dte S,fsauna
gilt fur BIAS game Wtrt "S
NusfIbrlihe An8etseu Hnb BET auen Aeeuten AZ bobsn en-
tbe Atdnner. Nellie in Orten, mo- nod te tn Aaeettf. Ste Mosn.
VI nbernebmsn modem, bttte Id, f& an mid su Uenben' 49,
Msw.yprt .; Jnu 1910. Grteort& O trb arb
Aeent tn Baltimore: 9eHe s.. Ga MN
81 Nprb Gutawfr, 116 Sab Gtartesa. ut ato4,s
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Den Wtrt6en CUR Warnuns.
L5gr zen sDs5ss@ psn AIeraabre Dplff.)

S&Cu felt S1brea babe i'd es mir 3ur Yai6t
Sem14t, Our4 8erOfentlibuns Der @eteee Ora.
rplauD5 unp FOLDER SntiGeiO1ugeu Der bisliaeu
geridte, pelde aL5 gei4ti4aur iar oas Dripat.
un0 9eihGEtsleben bieneu, meinen peutlheu
Mitbarseru ratbenD CUR Seite gu lfeben. Ser
~fOlseuOe @eriatsauslprud betrIfft ansIhleblid
Dirtbe uno Wirtbldaften uno ~perpient paber
8so4tuug. 9u benz prO5eB Des Gtaates seaen
Sames Ql5an, welder anSefla9t mar, ein uus
OroentliaeS Dau5 9ebaltea gu baben unD Der
oellen pen BEN Sawur8erl9t Idnlois erfannt
murOe, bat Der 91i9ter Bricc pOn Der Baltimore
30untp Court in feinem llrtbeil Teit9elteGt, baB
Elm unpr0entll4es cauS ntdt aQetn Elm lcl9es
lei, IN pel4em 9drm unD Ecben ltattfiaDet, lons
bern paB Der OrtWd1reubs Werfauf
pom SPtrttuO en- an SpnntaAen,
ielblt peun 9rabesitiae in cem Qotal berllAe.
Elm unCroentIl9eS 0aus cOnltituire. Die pis
oerbclte YerlesunS Des Sci eses lei binreiden
Der @ruHD fir lclte 4ntlase.
6agan, pelAer erlt peSen 0erfaufs bon 5pi.
r~iturlen beltraft porpeu, wurpe Damn aur 81,
3ablung elmer 9elpltrafe BON 800 neb(t rem
Y~rO5eBtOltsa ($830O) perHrtbeilt, Ieines Sc.
Werbei@eiueS ~psrluiti9 ertlirt unp uuf brei
MOnote ms @siinsnjB Seididt.
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DR.. Guprnts ap[nene Winen

Fnb eints Der bitten un6 erfplareidRer Mr,r s;r.,...,
eatranfbstten. Ste inb mad benz Nerevt sinss a. nn.t ssa
.Gtt@tatsa Arltes %prdpartrt ub aana tarmipSsr 81 ~SSm'tk an
ben 0t @tsenteMmtF. Z swerDen pur6 be oon.s VI" ~ " Pan.
aass Sas0ars g 1pSIesissa sssta.ft aaS hfRb bier tn s SsIpssa nSa
Rr rnD %. &ds pom &barIts- unA Vrartar. y S9~s
Dtek Ytukn irerben eeaen @,ni tnDs,rr :
aasafsHt ea.sts peaEssssutt bw EsH p~eyEsuSt'
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-01

Das CONCERT 9eltern Nbeno fiel auf'S
9ldnjenrlts aus. Den bS4Ien @enuB ae.
wdbrte, 5umal fiji Das peut d Sbr, Der
y Wanoerer" Don TormeS. NuBer ben 8prs
tr6Sen unleres teribmten 2lnosmannes erntete
oas Duet Der WfaO. 2aborCe unp Wiae. Sb.O,
nj am meI,teu 8eifaQ. Der @lapier. Nlrtuole
9err Satter bewGbrte li9 ais Der Weeifer.
as wel4er er ben bielisen Deutldsn aus ben
Utulit Grititen Der Nep.Dorter Nldtter ldna1
betannt 1T.
% Ball. 9ewte ben !. Gebruar wtrb Der
MrtUns9e lanS.W erein einen grOBtn Haa in ben
neutrality-suspicious. ~abDaIten, nobel @elanas.
OerftaJe NIT Trrpltte1 Gansen peGieln perpen.
Die Wt1te1tepsr nno GbrenmltsIieper peS 0ereins
nsaben ptr Olr1If aIfmertiam.
i R- &Dntert. pente Mbenb UGDnaerta BEL
ttitt fret.
0- GDn5trt. 5eute Mbenb rErip.G on.
atrt", uuttr &stt1ne u. DIRECTION bes perm IS.
pert9 in Der Arbetter>Da1e, SO. s @. SIRE.
Oerifltr.. @ae WIltfTeaape ma&sn mir barauf
aulmsrtam.
W-palfagena& Bremen auf ben neueu
~pOfDampflhtHen Der 8remer 2iaie, p9isrDpeutlber
QlOn5 fann f~eperaeit in Der Sfice oes .QSefera
%aee0rotrt relpen. NaBeTee eela8t pte Nn5eige in
elmer 0nperen SpaIte. pttI5-S
~ Or. g maAneS uIammenaeleBte
gtlbftrl benz prpp eetlt SOrtre fIt& bartaGdisen 9anen, @r
tdltungen, 1lHtfpeien, QuftrPbrenentJanbans, 2eberbeI&uer-
ben, ktseln unb Muffttesn In Ter Reps, Rarsatbm tsieit nnh
Sttdbxlen, fOwte aae Rrantpeiien bs RaIfte Mnb Der ReBle
Bee 8ruf pDer Der 2an5e. Oiefe Mrsnet retuiet aueletG UNI
aatert oas 8lut. SIN @rpS uHb &letnrertaWf ~ baetn in
Der OFfee bee ~gDeder" ~ 81 per 6iafGs.
Ey- Gu0en Openings auS9e5eihs
IN aatssasiiass NIUE. s.s.n aSsssrssiapssssa. Sssspiass
t~rantgstten anb ageu aus etnem IN unprpnuns. ~geratbfnen
A4gen entfetsnbeR 4gGnfhetten, III Nv so Geuts Ste Nlofh ia
utrIawtsR to Beg Office hes NDeferep
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8ettfe0erm. WettfeOern.

@tne GuseeetGnete MuswnbI BON aeIen unb unaemtrMten
itnb foeten tutecer 1nGetcnrten unb 5u Gu6erR bl.
le8en Wrstte a. betcumen tua W6teIs&Geer BON
Gt1rIe1 9pII6nber, pef prnttRr. gD. 1928
artf&sH BET Bride unb Norltmorftt.
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Neiocit als 0ei(miftel.

WsH.9. @Itman's a1te Senaa. 6eissn tSnntn benz
pubittum os eas bette UftlteI seSen . .%rEOprGns, nerSSfe
6p9fnep nnp ale dnbern, aus elmer ~InGrenuaa pc. Beebau =
aSEn8eisHems entfGnDsnen RraRfbetten ~trnpfObIen weroen /.
Ausl@lteBIt@ pr6p1rtrt BON ISM. s. 81 imam, &bemtt tn
2Saletn9tpn uno ~ BADEN tn Baltimore fur % Cts. pr
cd dGtel teis
Stt%S Seb g. s ance. SIC. 1O3 RaItirnrefr
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OaQen'S
N1agical Pain Extractor.

MAGICAL Fan Extractor.
NtemcIs If etne Gnteed ing III Der MatertoI H1ebi,tn1e
n63t w1reen, wooHrm Der SnmerS 70 f9 ell eRtIf 10 { )
Ito n 5atdnb auradsebratt 0 ey gDua en- unD @eldwurs {
UDutOmmen gsbett peroen uub babtt te,ae 9lari en- DSer Ism.
ftsrn SA6bsn, :srld6eIaHen, ais burG DaHtp's maetfHe
S0mer3. 0trrIeer.
y Bet S&atttrA, qDunbtn, @errsnsuneen uRS Bra f3en =
auen, pentn Rtn6er thinner untsrwUr IN ino - lit bi. aPir.
tuas eS d9ten . alep' den S6mfr .gerrt gers iunmer bic.
ftIbel Nie rtet Sdmsrjen anp 2ei6en t6anten ntMt aard
tef . Wtttel Serbtnpet Derben. So felbf pas 2ebtn b. mas
Ctt 6deDx ab, paB Der adte Ddqep.9rtr ct Bat Der soanb III,
Waesres belas en- me ne 8 Drnfren Y~6mpbiett, af tic i'd e.
ssOsat atnsuwstiea MIR erIaabs un. fur ssteu ~toabrHtt t9
nt& DeraatwprtltG bate.
Ss'a gaa pet 9srbrennunsen nnb Uerbrltausrn mas CT
"rH ~ otpiGtene tetn, bat female Zen eamtrtcn en-, unfers
~GraGenoen uno h.tIenosn G.eenfuaf en- BON D.u,s's S6mer
3ens.Ntrt I9r nj erfanhen.
Derieloe tf nur aGt, menn tte SAoAtfI sr In SfobT osa,
&tnee etiquette NIT Der S'snatur ppn 6, "a a bfSsrr
bat. O
Trets 26 Gte. fur bic Sd sGtsI.
tOS, aDef: Q aitimprtfr. ;,ase
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Oer9n0 gsgm9eu.
$Stalienilcbe Sper.

9pllt6aATroRe Ebeater.
90 Nn bas publifurn.
Da PER- uartaHn bet tetarr AntuHtf pom SEM aI6ente!nen
R0nni ae DeS be G9en QtbIttR nS, flue p0uhJnbt1e Oper Al
tRtsn, bena&ri6nst Uarpe f. brft CT, bag bic 8seetfe.
Faa8, We!9e biz USrfeiH1 ga tttnsr OpernIrpppe In patId"
oop9ta ano Nerp .gert terasr9sruTen b4ben, aug Gtee 40 jet-
9en wetet apb Dag fe oajI bettra9sn petpe Die @rF1Gung lst-
nS lpdt@Htn 2Danf1ea GrrtnluG8 esnsr Aeaeenp Of Wn"
~ l9r baltimore tu beforperH, 10 ga PER- uum1nn tetrea
Ge0 IN Hew'gari YtrDdIeLb n &udhl RI uno UtAHtgrn tGe
erap9trt, In0 ne. bea ~0teftibeH mpreea Bier stntreTsn unb t3n
~ IN Dem StoGD ,rsen
8 Jtaltenifbe Observation-Disclosures
t1 se5tn.
Ra@ftRsnpe EluRet psrben aHftrettn'
Utue Htccolpmtni.
Otapame 6 aboroe,
WtaO'ae Potnlct,
Utue @btoni, Wlo1ne 8ertel,
Settnts & amare
UlorenBa, Wa93tprCttt
Gnrl Syur;ne5.
Dtf' Spsrn SOrfe4Hassa f@..n III IL sssnfeH Itsaben fatt
UfIttmod, Donierlt1S uaD 6rettaB,
ben 2, 81, uno A. 6ebruar 1859.
IWfittpU9 ben 2. 6ebruar, Mbenb5 8 ubr.
MfHe RiccO1omit.,
srFss mae iest . Aaftt,te1 tn Der Oper
DON PAoQUALE
pom &p1tSeltI.
1lEltIrt pom benz BERT 9mten 8arttoniten
Slorensa, 2Orir,i m1o Maeetorottt.
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Stoptrotb. = 9lbeno pe8 81. Sanlar.
Grlter 3 8. @s purDe bei4lcl1eu, OaB
DurG cine 8emeinl ams@ Committee paruber berid,
tet wsrOeu lOae, OBJ Die glusfiaunS bes 8alinS
proftrf6 wdre. Der @itp Comptroller miro an
eInem BerI4te Dariber uuiseforDert, waruml
9auoUerltraBe aiat seSftuet purDe. Ger Otapor
lanDte bic Site Der fur ben Sesenpdrtisen Auis.
ternin ernannten Pc.i3llteu Elm ; aui Deu Gil9
9ele9t.
So murDe etue Orprnan5 ousencmmeu, nor
na4 2 weitere it6ptilae DampIiprieen nit
'pferpen &c. onSei4afft unp Die alien 6euerbau.
Ter, auf wel4e Die Stapt Inlpr14 bat, p~srtauft
wercen iclen.
Die O~rpCnan5, wcrna4 rifit6nbi9e Steuern
anncncirt werpen iCaeu, wuroe ansenOulreu.
Sun ~ etten 3weis fam nldts bon all.
senIeinem SntereIe gum Ntf6iuiIe,
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@afbinafou, .. g
III SpIeu.
N9ent oe8 Weder'8,
Z. Gtrafe, so. III,

Z. CITRATE, $40. 444,
gelenl6er Der patentsOffice
nberntmmt ate Anjet9en uo q ublcrtpttDne tn
g9Dafbtn8tpn unb umsesenO fir ben g6efsr, iDpis au@ biz Sc
rIe4une sDpn DrEdarbette1. Hp bctoret oielelben ia tIrSefer
6eIt.
M: L. Killers, gurrpdiIAe GypreB.
John j. b.. Lerch, Nsent
b~efErSert fur rs Gents Datste BON Nep.gOrt aus mad traenb
ttnsnl aeeils Denti3lGaos Jrautrsi6s, &nslGnbs. Ger SGpts
u. !. 10. S@ldslNktne' De@iei Hb AustaBlun8en TOer6rn tt!-
Is nnb prompt btforSt.
De.6,3mt Spbu 8. . QerG, Iosnt.
2eOere, &etftet= nnO SAubs 6inOiuQSzgtore
Won SO9n =. y. ner& N,O 5O8, II. Ctr. ndpe pa. aS
umsessnO n~aausst8sn OaB Id bttanptS fpantl9es uno rDtbes
ssSplsnt esSsr, EaIo.esesr snntas n 10 es,aen- unb
S9uhs Stnota6e ~oorr6tbt9 babe unc empfeble Defenders rtstne
Sttsfel-. G1nars- uaO 5Gapsuppers, welAs Id TN @rsgea
Ro Rletnen ptrtaufe. Spbu 8. y. Qer&.
Dedh,3rt N0. 50S, IL. Str.. E10t pa, &senue.
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o. nnbbeits3uta ant Der Stabt
Baltimore - Su Der nit Dem o~etrioen
Gage 6eenoi8ten ISOLDE 1ielsn 10OIupesfaae Dor
II. 3par an fOlSeuosn Rranfbeiten Gus8ebruna
Fl, SalasfluB 1, 9rauD 2, 3ufaa 2, MO4ens
bstt 1, @bCilt /, GCnUulliOner /, 8rdune 8,
8aisrla4t 4, &Opiwoierlu9t 8, Gat0rrbfeber
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Burb-u. ArGioen3 Drntkerei
be6
Dalti m ID tx E r.

Our& 9el9afuns Der neuelten SOb.S 4riften
Fnp mir int Stanbe, ale Drud>Nrbeiten, ais
Mnihlaeesettet, 8aHfarten,
Sanobils. Gonsertbt1s,
0trculare, NrO9ramlne,
RGmpblete, Necciptbuher,
0tfitemfdrten, GbedS,
Oeibdftsfarten, 2Ipctbefers Qabel8,
lowte aun SeiebdftS=Oiecbnumaen pom
sber ~beliebtssn o1s6st na b 5ensauns f1 ncl arSuI trls,n.
IL @cnititItipnen fur 8sleGl&aften per.
ben gut unp ptnfIliG aussefertigt.
sA SeHeaunssn pom 8sdl9astsa .wcrStn prsmpt befrrgt
unb pOrtOfret db~Setttftrt.
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Xbee mnD Naffee,

Ger aud mtrtli6 gut a.
Rotun tbr f4te4tea 8afee unD GGee vcrSrau6t, 10 .ta;ss
cure stssne 5Saie. SIR tonat gam; Sor eft& entts
eetnefen, @de pom 8aIttmDre- une 5rebertdRr.
upS Der 94tneie Sn Wpnta8 Niprsen bs Samfag Ra6t
tept 1no aa@ sin!aoet BON ietnen tiGtseH uub ~belitaten 8bte
Ino 8aNee ~ tausn MRni6I1
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g, Sdurluddieter II, Ippbusieter 8, @ebisus
ent8iuOun9 %, 9uu9ene at3luOurs 6, Wa8en.
ent3inoauS /, 4lter 2. Srsau. 6er3tranfbeit 8,
2dbmun8 1, Bleurelie l. 3abnen 2, lln6e1
fannie Srantbelten 20, Ioot8ebcren u.
55 mdnnltAen uup As tpeibliden 9eIdlehtS.
"a Tarbtge, ncrlnter 2 Sflapeu.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-01
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tene, eeren 9~efaneeeit bet DUrserldtam alter batin f6wiM.
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zen, .3ys8en aue btllPsen eeteen, unprtcHtlthen StnbIaena.
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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-23
cHARLEsro WI

CoRN-The farmers have pretty nearly
secured ther crops which. mot bel fully matured
is generally OF an inferior quality.
PoRK.-Hog killing has commenced rather earlier than
usual owing. probably, to the rcity Of feed
BER1--Beef though very superior qaaiity is offered
for sale drug the market; the scarcity OF fodder
causes more bnfchering than usual
BIC TREE-Tbere Is Mhitsvood tree on the farm Of
Sheldon Farnham, which measures, at the ground, IS
feet In circumferenee and % feet two FEET from tins
ground II mantains this size with grest apparent uni
formiy to the frst limbs, distance Of some 60 feesup
posed to be the largest In the township perhaps
the county. g. ea--ss,.z -
GAnE.-Ths woods ara alive with pigeons and iargs
numbers are being shot A numher Of RAscaons have
been killed lately; among them black Raecoon quite
rarity the skin of which has been purchased by j. T.
Green our Rsyenna Hat Merchant.
sxIrcr fscHoolMs George E. Baldvin's Select School
At the ceter closed Tuesday last having previously
piy.n public exhibition the exercises consisting Of
position declaration, dialogues vocal and instru
mental music ~t-0 ~ " taFExrs
THAsKseivsa -Preparations are being made on prop
er scale both 10 regard to Church service family
joynsnt for due observance Of the "Govsrnor's Sun
day."i /" Z 1ath
RosBEsx.--on Friday night last. negro hired-man,
of Hawlsy H. Cos robbed his employer of watches and
money to the value Of over s2ooeo. Mr. Coo resides
near the center Of the township The negro slept In
adjoining the occupied by Mr. coe- During tbs
night the sleeping appartmfnt of bis employer
and stole from bis pants valuable gold watch and chain
and $50 or $50 in money. silver watch hanging over
the bed, he also took,
The neero-nan had been with Mr. Cos only three days
On Saturday night. Sheriff illiams visited Lima ALI
ance and sasm and found that the person wanted was
resident Of New Castle Penn On Monday oicsr Miller
--k.l - a,ff
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-23
PALM z B A.

SELECT ScHooL.-The Select School at the
center closed on Friday evening last with public exercia
es. There a crowded auditory. ~
wEDpIse Rgsoicixa.-A few day ys ago an enterpris-
ing young German took unto himself vile, wherenpon
his friends ceiebrssed the joyous nuptss by the firing Of
cannon aud oher demonstrations Of honor whereapon
the happy bride to them liberal hospita
ity among which the least drop Of creatue
fort popularly known red eye The spirited infu-
ence of the occasion, to extent remarkable.
transient nonresident in the crowd. made psrcu-
larry happy, fluent and eloquent insomuch that he be-
took himself street preaching and spent hours
delivering his barangues before the residences of
dry citizens, un at length he stationed himself upon
the corner, and delivered 1enghy discourse to empty
streets. winding up with thanking gentleman and ladies
for their kind attention. having done which, he retired
with peculiar dignity from the Of his erced and
elevated orafory. Whether the discourse in Dutch
or Chactaw.we reliably informed-perhsps mix
of each with miscellaneous dialects literally thrown
| in.
FODDER scARcK- So great is the scarcity Of fodder
that many rmsrs have to buy feed for their CATTLE Mr..
Merwn of the principal owners Of stock in Pal
myra short time since bought two hundred and eighty
dollars worth feed aid in carrying his stock through
the winter When farmers not only have no surplus bu
have 10 buy feed and fodder, 1t makes snug times
prosperous and abundant devouty prayed
for in the year to come.
/ RuxSAwAY.-Lasl Sabbath evening Mr.. NJ Gilbert
was driving span Of young horses attached to buggy
through the village of Palmyra of them caught h
foot In bridge, in ont of E. T. Jones' store and be-
badly freighu ned, whereupon Mr.. G. jumped from
buggy for their heads but the horses getting loose
| and jumping at the same time, caused him to turn
summersett the dash board, and the buggy owe
him. The horses down to the Post Office where on
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-23
THANKSGIVING. The 24th of November
has been designated as day of Thanksgiving in the fol-
lowing States tventv ak Ia all
LIEUT., HAzEs WouNpEp-The Telegraph

s0LfEUT. HAzEN WoUNpED-The Telegraph
speaks of Indian battle in Texas in which Lieut. Ha-
gan severely wounded. There is supposed to be
mistake In the nams that Lieut. Bazsn, late of this
County, in active service in Texas is the unortu-
officer meant. We shall be anxious to get further
particulars. The telegrsphic dispatch reads thus:
-sy5s ss-T- Es-7-5.-.st7s NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 16.
The Texas Legislature was organized on the 7th The
Houston party officers elected. Dates from San
Antonio received to the 10th. battle fought
the 4th between 20 soldiers, volunteers under Lieut.
was badly wounded. -1ra ta =l
LArER.-By the San Antonio (Texas) Herald, Of Oct.
23d learn just go to press. that Lieut.. Hazen
the officer in commend. The Herald contains Lieut.
Hazeu ocia account Of the BATTLE but neither that
the Herald makes any mention Of his being wounded
infer that that part of the dispatch ia erroneous.