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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-03

sn- Tho preseHt eool, bFaoing weather, with
its sunshine accompaniment, ia hailed as pre-
cursor to the Indian Summer which Ia so earnestly
desired, and anxiOusly looked for every fall. "sS
mote Il be1 W aNea
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-03

~ The fishing has again Improved at Lara
mic Reservoir. The different parties al Captain
Bakers Hotel are taking them rapidly. The duck
and sqaiusl hupslng IA excellent.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-03

sgs9- Joseph Jackson, the Postmaster. General
Of the Sandwich Islands, who died at Honolulu,
August 14th, was the only son of Mrs. Lyman
Beecher by her former husband.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-03

" 1t is stated, in proof that the Persian
Government is inclined to introduce the i'm
provements Of European civilization. that work
men have begun 10 pave the streets Of Teheran
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-03

0r"What are you looking after. my dearH
said very affectionate mother to her daughter.
The daughter looked around aud thus replied
-"I'm looking after q son-in>lSw for father. +"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-03

GF Hon. John p. Hale will lecture in Nor,
walk on the evening Of the 10th inst Sub.
ject--"Trisl by Jury"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-03

Mr. THEODORE T. AXE, Teacher Of
PENMANsHIP, will give course OF Private
Lessons TO Ladies', only at the house OF Mr. DA n
lkL RICHMOND, on second street, day and eve
Mag, For further information inquire at the house
No. gO. oot2a-lw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-03
A0CALlAND OTHER ITEMS,
READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE
Weekly Aaver1isemenls.

Those who desire to have advertisements
inserted IN the Weekly Empire should hand
them in by Saturday morning, at the latest
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-03

IL 1t has been suggested now that The eleo
tion is over, aud the evenings are long. 4
would be proper for the peculiar friends o
Tempetanecto 20 bring out their hobby, aud pas
The usual resolutions. It could be done safe
" nov. There Is eensiderAbls margin to worl
in befofs ths napt canvas is begun FIT
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-03

On the Sd inst. by Rev. D. Winters, at the Phil
lips House, Mr.. Michael Emriek to Miss Margaret
Lindemuth, both Of German township.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
A Valuable Tract of Land
WILL BE SOLD At A nAReA1Nl

A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, CON.
"A tanning One Hundred md Sixty Acres, IL now
offered for the FIRST time at private sale II is To-
Gated in Paulding county, miles from the County
nal. 1t Is heavily timbsrad and Is one Of the
most desirable pieces Of land in North Western
Ohio. The title Is first class, and there arc no
membranes upon Il. The land can be had at a
bargain, il application be made soon.
by calling on G. p. HUBER,
Christopher Auction Rooms, corner Of JeGer-
son and Market ats. nov. 3.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-03

lza- Our patrons in the city and country will
notice in another column an announcement oi
Low phftuerslrip between Msssrs. Wood, Mead 4
Winters. YOungs V. Wood, the senior partner,
is too well known 70 need any particular mention
At our hands; hohlings age and experience to the
hrm-two requisites which community insist upon
Everybody knows-or ought to--who Dan Nead
is--the people generally formed his acquaintance
during The recent canvass in this county, and the
day after the election very prominent announce
mentof his name was made in connootion with
the office Of Prosecuting Attorney. G. II. Winters,
the Junior member of the firm, is graduate Of
Harvard Law School, a young gentleman of prom
isc, who adds to his knowledge Of law energy
and an inhibition TO excel in the profession of his
choice. We mean to be understood to say the
firm is strong one, and We recommend il to all
who Mead Wood in the Wintsr-nnd who does
noR .lE.l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-03
MARRIED.

sA- See Ordinance in another column.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-03
Fine CandiesI

usI received 500 boxes. Of GUM DROPS,
LEMONS,
Liquoriee, Rose,
Raspberry, Strawberry
Chocolate, Mixed Candies,
Peet0ral Sticks
Al hsvOFa, sugar Almonds, Conversational Iozsn-
gos, 40. Wholesale nnd Retail, at
oetJ BKARDEkBURc 4 cos.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-03
HUSTON HALL!
Ea~Never before Exhibited in this City -asa
Thursday, Friday aud Saturday
Nightsl
November 81, ith and 9th, AtTS o'clock, and sATUR-
DAY AFTERNOoN, at o'clock.
DIR fSANE,s 2
woRLD-REwowNhDs
Arctic VoyagesI !
IMRRAnING \. nnMpilErE NnYAaE

ItMBRAOING A COMPLETE VOYAGE
~ from New YORK to the Arctic Regions of Ice,
and yivldly portraying the perious adventures,
wonderful discoveries and angillsr phenouena wit
messed by Dr. Kane and his brave companions, du-
ring their famous Expedition IN search OF Sir John
Franklin, executed by the great American Artist,
GEORGE HElLGEt Esq from priFate Drawings
and SKETCHES furnished BY the late Dr. Kane. -
Mr. THOS. HICKEY who accompanied DR.. Kane's
last expedition, and who for himself an enyia.
PIE reputation through hla devuiod attaghment to
the lamented navgator will appear at each exhibit
tion In EsquimauX Costume
SeveralOf the most ntercstng relios Of this ever.
memorable Expedition, among Witch arc Or. KaBeis
celebrated EsqulmauX Dogs, Etah and Taolmick,
Arctic pr esses, Medals presented by CupeI victo-
ria to Mrs. Thomas Hickey; Esquimaux Boat or
Kayak Walrus TusEs and Whales Teeth, &c, &C
The very interesting narrative of DR.. Kane's last
Arctic Expedition, by Mr.. Thomas Hickey, DR..
kaneis eompan'On-for sale by the Author, at the
door. Price 10 cents. t.
Exhibition eve y eyoning al y anil Saiufday af-
ternooD at o'clock
Tickets 25 centsj Children IS eenta.
novs-dst ID. c. LA RuE, Agent.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-03

GrIn the Journals teleerapbic account Of
the election riots in Baltimore, when speaking
Of the retiring Of the law>and-order men from
several Of the poll precincts when they ascer.
tained thatit was impossible to vote, unless at
the risk of life, says; 81
"The reformers throughout the city took the
same course, leaving the polls in the hands Of
the democrats"
The correct report has it-"in the hands Of
the dominant party;" that is the Thugs,
Bloody Tubs, etc, who are determined 10 main,
tain their lawless rule in Baltimore by blood
shed. We don't charge our ueighbors with in
tionally misquoting the reports, although the
attempt to fasten the villainy Of the Baltimore
rowdies upon the democracy would give color
to such charge, but vel give itas one of the IN
stances Of unrelisbility of the Journals tele'
graph reports. These matters are Of every day
occurrence. and VIC do not mean any imper
tinenee when we call attention to the fact.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-03

ES-The Ladies Of Dayton and vicinity are invited
20 cAI anu tNamine thenl. iOcta4-l n.IlAN "
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-03
Dancing School.

Mr. e. MRS. SHANK, Of 49,
W Cincinnati, propose forming = - ts-l
Dancing Class at tue Phillips House NJ - = tl,l
In tins city, should they receive pu- NS,A "
pills enough to justify them In so doing Fer lar.
tieulats apply to Mr. Hutbell, at the Philips Hcuae
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-03
A. ". ROPER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
And Notary Public,
DAYTON, cys4o

SsEoFFIcE IN CLEee's BuuDisa "G5a
(WithT =, Thresher "a the rooms formerly occu
pied by Nallandlgham . Mehfahon. oct.ggmd
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5. tSn pie So Ell M a ID.


Der lung srlebnte elGdltAe Sag, rer fluff
uno swanSi9lte Stunt mar enolid gefommcn.
6eute lpllte Die &Gni9iu enDlid ibren Wunl9
errei1en, unD in bic Seintatb reilen, in pa6 9es
lehte 8lterbaus gu 9eultreltb. Sn weni8er
3asn mO0te ibr Der 9Snl9, ben Die StaatSses
lddte nod in Berlin 5uriifbielten, nl9 9teus
ltrelis naAIol9en, um nit ibr uno ibrer 6lmis
lie mad penn ber6cSliden 2ultldlCB Srben3irie
gu sebeu, unp BON port nat Berlin 3arif3utebs
ren. ILeHs5a
gSie bate Die Soaioin Dieien Tag eriebnt,
mie innig lih Oer O1epe in bic Oelmalb ae-
Ireut. @5elblt Der Abl9eO BON ibrem 9eliebtea
Stuce BON ibrsm @emabl trii6te niht ben SOn.
nenalan3, Der beute BON ibrem idOnen Nntlib
ltrablte. Sie irllte Die &inber ia nur mense
Gage milIen, Den @emobl nod friber wieDer.
leben, lie purfte e8 li6 wcbl seltatten auf Ell,
nioe Gage ibr san3es Seaj Der 6reuOe bin5use.
ben, Dap lie ibren Sater, ibre @elhWilter wie
perleben, baB lie beimfebren lc1te in Das Sd.
terbaus, in bic SeImatb.
Sn bic Seintutb! Sort rDlte Der gSl9en aus
benz S9lOBtbpr ron Gbarlottenbnrs Die stGs
nisin ldAelt nno 9ruBt ulA alien Seiten bin
anl metlten sraBt lie ben Sim1lel unD Die tleis
nen weiBen gGOlten, Die Die rlihe S4wdne
babin 8lelten. .... ..
6liegt mir boran, ibr @clfen, la9t eS met
nenl 8ater uno meinen 8rapern, Dap i9 Jest
tOnlme ruff Die S0nisin ld6elnO 3u ben g8ol .
fen enpOr. Sb, parum f1nn id nidt nit eu9
fliesen, ibr 8olten, warum iplnnt uiht meine
Seele ibte Sdwinsen aus unp trd9t mid our@
Die 2afte babm in bic Seinlatb! Die Bieroe
seben 10 lanslaul, 70 lan8lam!
llno bod flie9en bic Yferoe pfeil9eldWinb
dber Die 2anDl ltraBe oabin, Sorbei an Stdo=
ten unO DSrfern, an TelOern unO QSielen. Die
SSnsin 3dblt bic 0felai8.
Da linD mir idon in @ranlee, bic nddlfe
StaDt 1T Wtsdleubur8iiA. 3wilden @ranlee
anD 6arltsnters, Oa 1T bic @rende meiner 6ei-
matb 8prwdrtS Scrwdrts Der 0eimatb au.
Die 8lerbe jaset rfeilSeldwinb, Die aSni9in
lebnt fi9 ld9elnb in ben 8usen 3urif.
&Snigin, bier linO mir an Der @'ren5e! 6ier
ilt WlsflenburS ruff 6rau BON 8ers.
Wiedlenburs! la9te Die S6ni9in ld9elnb.
Sd 9rlBe bid, nlein 8aterlanp!
j lln6 lie mirft nit ibren Tin9erlpieen na4
re6ts uno lintS &ilIe in Die @uft. '.,'''..''@.
SD srlBe bid unO faiie bid, mein 8aters
lano. Wlh treuem Ser3en febre id gu Dir Sus
rad, init treuem Ser3en seb' i4 elm in Die 9eis
matb!
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gan,ifoe, oen 2s, sGpril 1850
s. { et I'LL e t o 1p
Is OSdpUIeOn int DcsIticDlam0.
g. W1n
,a 2Duife WIb rs a d.
3weite MbtDeilang.
NapOIeDn H. GSmfgiH 2utfe
@ SttbtcS Sud.
Ste NerntGDlnng NapuleOn's nnO Der Sob
Der SDaigiu 2puiie.
CJU ttfesaas.1

(TUttfeBiae1
Sb, er mlro tcmmen, mein Breunb, un6 CT
wlro aud ben Brief lbreiten, rief Die SGnioin.
tlno gu bilf einperltanben, oaB OarDentera
pos Wfmiterium Nltenltein'S iibernImmt fraas
te Oer S0nt9 ladelno.
Ginperitanoen fragte bic SSnisin. 8oa
6lenoe uno SelI9feit bin iG, ca6 Ou beleu
Wtann gu Dir ruff. gfuu bese i9 pleoer
SottnAt9Se flir PreuBen, nun blife i9 uertrall
en6Uol III Die Sutunft, Cenn SarDenberg ilt Elm
PatrInt, em Deut9er Wann, oem bic @bre u.
Wlroe neS NlterIanre5 am 5 .r3en lte9t, bet
nnS nidt gu SalalIen iSrantreidg ernieorioen
wlH, Der nlht orltla5en miro, 4rpUinSen aufs
3ucptern, no mir unS nit @elD lcsflufen t0ns
nen Sb, metn Seliebterp tbeurer 6reuno, me
panfe idb Dir fir otele 6reuoe Dies Bapier
ilt Daa iGSulte mener @eburtSta8sgeldenfe II.
eS ma6t plrtlih meIn Ser5 frcb uup let4t.
Oab' aber cpA np0 ein anOere8 9uteS Bas
pier, oas Dir Treuoe MAIDEN miro, rlef Der
SSnig, lnoeln er Elm 3tpeiteS PlpIer aus letnem
Snlen berUcr5O9 Ol, ulene liebe 5artlide
prin3ellin bon Wedleuburg, Oa bal Ou mein
3weiteS @sl9ent! IW
@r le9te ELL 1uIammen9ef llteteS Yaper in
Die .Sdnpe Der &0ui9in uno nidte ibr ldAeln0
81. 9culle l9lu9 o1S Papier at5etnauoer, uuo
nun flpB Elm 0d9eln iiber br glntlte bin uno
ein 6reuOenlGre! t6nte ron ibren Qippen.
u6elieibein fir bic &SniSin 2ouile, siiltis
fir cine Jteile noA Wedlenburg Strelib", las
lie nit lrpbem Qa1en' v@rlter be9leteueer
0tsiles sWarldau: 6riebrid lbllbelnl."
Sd icll nad UeflenburS, Iauh5te bic S0'
ntSip, uno Ou, Ou Willlt MID be9lelteu Sb,
men @eliebter, Du bait allC melneS 0er5sno
9ebeimlten unD 9ibenDlten Wanl9 erratben,
uno ebe nod metne Sippeu ibn ausselprcden,
9iblt Du lbm @rfalun9. Sb, wie icl i4 Dir
o1nfen, Ou lieber, eln5lSer 0reun0?
Sie ihlan9 nit Observation-Disclosures Snni9feit
lbre becen Arule um ben Jtaden oeS SOntAS u.
Driifte emeu lan9en &uB auf leine 2ippen. 2ies
ber. 2eber, mle loll idy Dir oanten? flIlterte
lie nod ,einural nit Gbrdnen in ben Ausen. i.
Der SSni9 iab tie lan8e unp iuniS an. DAP
Ou bit, pas 1T mein GSnter Oant, laste er
Cae idb DID babe, 1T mein b0AlteS Slid. Sob
| aeut INNER an ein SIep pom alien outen @laus
oluS Oenten mtilien, cas gang auspriift, mus i'd
| tuble, uno oaS mir beut tmmer lnl Der3en fling
uno tDnt. !N sHt3 e l.19 ~41-
gSie beiBt paS 2iep ? fraste bic &Snisin.
6ritorid lDilbelm leSte lene tSanD ipie ies
neno auf ibr Saupt, uno inoenl er letne AuSer
gum Slmuel empcr BOB, Id9te er laul W
sd pante Or mein QDObl, men Slid in bic
li0 eoe aa fem Neben, U't
, St) mar wObl flu9, paB i9 DID fanb;
Oo9 d fano uIAt, @)Ott bat DID mir ges
ss4 aaA aiiifa 9eben,
$50 ieSnet teiues OtenlAeu 0anO !"
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2SeSbalb 3udt Die SGni9in auf einnal TO 8n4
anmen, uno prebt ibre 9dnbe an9tppu ouf ibr
6er3? H1eH, ,faeI a,al ln'r55
y S1rClne, fliiltert lie, Der 9OOtcnwurIn.
Der ADotenmurnt &rnnf ct ntdt Itlll len unD
l4wel9en tpent9tenS in oie em Wpment
Sonnt er mir oaS @liit oeler Stunoe niht
9cnnen? O9 pie er bdmmert uno bCbrt, al8
aroeIte er an neinen SdrSt, uno e8 babe 9r06e
Glle pamit, 9rCBe @ile! 81 a.. as lHI3lionh
S0ni9in,, peSbalb 70 tribe @eoantsa iebt?
SAauen Sic Zen Sin1nel, lpie blau nno eIan-
6eno er 1T, mie milb uno mei6 Die 9ult Die
medlenbur9lde 2uft, S6niein. Hsz $50 99Hi2
Ote Gnft Der Deinlatb ipebt mid al, a6er Der
2ootenmnrm bimmert neiter an aletnenl Sars,
ulo or tDlrD mir Die Blcrten SfInen 5uOer wabs
rem 0etnIatb, 5u Der Seimltb od broben glber
ltiae, ltiqe lSaS lOu Der Gtcpfen BermutB
IN benz 6teuoenbeher Sb Mi II ibn lniht
trmten, i'd, 10 i'll nidt ad,tei@ auf oas 0ims
mern IN meinem Ser3enl Seet nollen mir eins
NAL ieben, wer mdAti9er 1T, Der Gcotenwurm
ooer td). SD MIL LADEN, uno better uno 9lIds
ltb leIn QGoaelt einual leben, ob er mld bInS
cern fam 9ia.9 ndls.Sd saII -l4 .H.
llno cie SfOni9in rid)tet li4 aus ber Basen.
ede wleoer empor uno 3Wln9t oaS S1Aeln anf
ibre &ippen. loa 1aaI# 9t lso
Sci mir 9e9riiBt Du uteflenbursiIG 9anO
nit oenen we9enpen ROrnfelrern, oeinen buitis
gen g8teIen, oeiuen rauidenoeh Seen, oeinen
Irobeu, rCttwan9i9en Wenid dentmOern, uno
oelnen Gldenrpdlpern! Sieb nur, lteb, @arOs
lme, tetn Wfeer tann id0nere l8e0en lAla9en,
mIe oieIes &crnfelO bier, unO Oiee Belen btin.
gen ntt9t Sob unb 8erperben, lie brtnSen ben
Sauern ben 9obu Der llrbeit, ie brlnBen Dem
Qrmen 8rpo uno 9sabrnn9 Sb lebt, iebt
oaS alerlieblte 8ilD! Da pOr Der Gblr beS
einlamen 8auernbaule6 bort pribeu, nlitten in
&ornfelo, Od liet cine 8aaerSirau auf Der 8anf,
Der Sduslin9 lie9t an ibrer Brult, orei weB
9aart9e &inDer ipielen gu ibten 6aBen. Sic
ltebt un8 nlAt, liebt nidts ais ibre Slnoer uno
ltn9t ibnen Elm 2ieO Sb baltet an, ballet an
uno ielO lliIle, uno laBt miA raS Step Der med
lenbur9l6en Oiutter bSren. StIu Stiu!
Ea.Issu (SfprtieklIud fDlat. lt1sD t4Q86 AjtA
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Dr. S00fee

bebau0eIt alIe 2ranfbettet.
Or 8aatee pirb befpnbert NufmertlnmIett dmf
olaenbs uebel perwsn6en: Sarn Grfdltunssn Gusseb-
runa Srdune SnFuens @Rbma 9uftrSbrnentslnbune unb
inbere 9ur6bren. euusenbe @leidtals pirb nit
aans beDnberem 8leiBe auc 5nuub bebdnbeIn nIS 5I.
Db, Scrpppeln HbeumatsmuS, (bbtaen pte GrcrifhCn)
Neuralate S6ldaFuB @ptlep DpspepFe (6dmDrrbUiten)
abilene Nber unb ae Nren Waenube unb
Rrantbeen Der SebGrme bes6lehen 1ae rGntIden Rran.
belten (Sebarme; bes6leen ale rCntfen Rrdntben
bcS metbii6em Gel6leGtes Mub Der 8inber. sfu
Or 3 tee bat 1000 Seuenifs isneS SEuf6nbign @r.
plees BET Der Sur RrebSe6WIren, aen q2un6ea urb
0eidwlren fen. 9Snb6psn, jtrOpfen, 9ef6pufsn unb
8eren ae Mrt unb pbne 9nnenbun9 be8 SHELTERS. Diss
uebtaenannten ueb t5nnen nt6t m GUrrelpDnbens Be-
hds 1t werben fDntrn bic Rranfen nIen @ per.
fDnlGe IutHt bes DOttprs feu1n, lgJ
Dr. 8aa tee bat en nsuss 8atbum ent6eft Del3ss ben
wnbuns 6s Meers b Sebtraft bee AuseS isber berfea
Aud earirt tr aae 9e6en Der
glngeM nnO Sbren,
obne Inwenbung @ers NabeI nnb b6lt aets
DUrtreltGe NusDdb punberrDaen tInflten Nueen
unb I1mpanumS OtrensGrCmmen pprrdtbg, pdheno
fir itbes QSeflet une Mlter unb etn9eeB IN Wtnuen.
Or. Baatee tit elmer ber 8ei6idtsfen uno berubmtelen
lest lebenben Aee unb @br9en nnb etn Nut fdt tn eoer
Stabt Der gDet dnertannt. ~
Nae an Dr. 8aatse abrefFrten Brtefe aus trGnO ensm
Orte weldn 10 Gts. beiae6lOhen inb Hnb bereu Snba
5raeen Iber traenb clue 3raabett brtt Fnon prppte
8rantwUrtuue aud Grpntfde uebel fdr beban-
6eI mil 9Iusnabme berer plGe feline periUnIidbe Sanfpru
dung fOrbern
as- @ef&Gftsfuuten BON 1bt Wrr8enS bts
ubr Abeubs Dr. a1tee,
NC. "a QertnBtDn1r., spGen Gbarless v. 4iberttfr
SuIt15U Baltimore, Nlb
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GitttOn's ODfeI.

5abetteitr., 5wtlden @a9. nnp Suaibapfru6e.
, .g.s3, BAL iimore.
o. &stfsnbe unb RSRoSHaer Rnben ouls Wufn,En. s
BITE Bette Bebtenun1 l,l' go - " q . uHV
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91eue unb biai9e
g q y E t E It

Il, 9erp. 13 ytoros@abltraBe.
Der unter3si6aete bdIt ftts bas srS6te Eager pUn
ss Xdpeten
benz nueReu. ee6mdfppAten Wuferfir Q6ben YarOrs
Spelf3immer aDrtbshuben SGdle ebenlD fene eners
bDrbs 8Drbdnge 4nnen BInbs, @entttante (3aten)
unb R0br -8ienben, @infastdu6 SGnur Auaien
5anb peIe ben tlSRen ptten Sertauft &ae welGs
1oe 5aden su fauffu munfhen, Ulten th mene Maaren
unb bic Yrrslte tasu anieben tbe ae auberspU taun
g8tIlt m 3. % rt tfftth,19
SIR 13 @apfr., eeeenaber Der @brifttrdt.
0obbadr. atraSen srben auf 8elun8 anseferttet unb
Gopen ben befen Irbeitern fGnea uub gut aHeemat
27D(dra6M
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Ote SpeDerS'feb 36lpenbrancrci.

Slflce: Nc. 257 Vcmerb, sc. 81. s.al.
Ote Autmttflamttt BON gDtrtbsn unb GOnlamenteny
Sa9erbr Gr6 a BITE untenRetsnbe annps rneres aaaer
ottres Gslentf wee pDn Or. BEN trDbIbsfaan.
ten GnelvtG.n Gbsnitsr Sema6t purbe Ser .sSabt,t1
5TeG H. mot eaefn bic nnSersedGe @Drsaadfett IN
Wenpett uno Seunbbeit bte(es Bres su aeaer
gltttt ga bewsttrn bas tetne nantbeen Sutbanssn
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paS Wfmiterium Nltenlteu's ibernlmmt /? fra9.
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,ScE)rellber'S C1DfeI

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seen NlOrsta unit !ausnabnt bee Spnntass) unb
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$500 per SJ1pr, tn uubebtneter y Ordus e
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-23

There is at tho South and in some oI
the great cities, secret oath-bound sncie-
", called tho "Kuigh's Of the Golden
Cross" designed to push Slavery towards
the South. George Buckley is presiding
genius Of the concern, which had Secre
convention at tho White Sulphur SPriogs,
Virgioia, in August last. It's proceed
in:s have sa 20, dcfrd all efforts to call
forth to the light of day.
Alderman Allen, Of phi'adclphio, who,
three mouths e.o was con mr;eL tc prison
for rojbirg jacob kerstettcr Of Clinton
county OF the sum Of $i,iO0, one day last
wee; was parloned out Of the Peuitentlary
by Gov. Packer.
Com. Stowar,'s leave Of absence in l,u-
ropo having expired, he is rc-aProintcd to
the charge of the ph l d. Navy Yard.
Tho Twcuty-Seeood Annua! Meeting Of
the Penu.ylvsnia hu'i-Slavsry Society, Is
to be held in West Chester. ~ Wednesday
aad Thursday, the 9th aud Gta O'tober.
The losses Of the Lycomjas Insurance
Company, fcr the last quarter, were nearly
So. Geo.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-23
ri Assessed before Sat. Is. Oct.

Jo,erb W. Cake. Of Potrsyille. las pur-
chased from +. W. Hughes, Esq, Of 'ba
same place, the extensive farm above sun
bury, knoSu IS the Scott Farm, for tbr
sum of Sl0,25o. Mr.. Hughes recently
bought it from Mr. silver OF Philadelphia,
for something over -, ,puV-
We see in a pottsyiiis paDsr that the
dead body Of a m,n was found On Tuesday
OF last week On the turnpike below Schuyl-
Kill Haven, which proved 10 DO man
named Cabol, a resident Of ShamoAIn Up
The Pot's7liie Ie?er gives tie name as
Charles GabeI, but We understand that 1t
was Christian Ceb' !, man OF iu!eInPeTAfe
habits, formerly proprietor 0t tave;u near
Shamekin. The body was removed to the
Aims House, where an inquest was held
upon 1t by ID. Delcng, E'q y Vefdis'
was rendered tnat tho man came L" MS
death from na'uTa1 ciu,es, ,o Poh MS .'O'y
was found draft Tor ~ acres near sun
oury' anu o'"e' '"'"'''0 l''''''
Frederick Fox, Of Tugbutyiile, has this
year produced potato Weighing two and
half pounds.
Sr Loy-Ts. Sent. l.. ISJ9-Denver
Civ sdviees Of the 18Th inst reached
Leavonworih Yesterday. Therctugns from
Denver City and Auraria Of the election
or the 9th give majority Of @G3 against
the State Constitution, and il fsyo. Of the
Territorial organization. Thcre'uros from
the mouu;aia districts are not received.
Large numbers Of miners were leaving the
mountains for the valleys in consequence
Of the prevalence Of snow storms.
Lent, Gen. Scott has taken passage in
the steamer North Star, which sails or
Tuesday for AspiawalI. Thoveteran Com
maader in Chief proceed, to the Island ot
San Juan, sgree.bly to instructions from
the Government, with view to look al
ter GOv. Douglas and "en. iI'Tney' Col
Thomas, ASSIST. ADJ. ten, aud Coi. u.
w Lay, private secretary accompany LIN
! Tonoyro. SEPT. l6.-All departments
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