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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-10-18
MARY, THE MOTHER OF WASHING
TON

Many years ago, when travellers sometimes stop,
ped in Fredericksburg, Virginia, walked from
the hotel to the cemetery in that place to the
monument to the memory of the mother of Wash
ington, on which is the simple and appropriate in
scription, "NIary, the Mother of Washington It
was placed over her remains by New York mer-
chant (Silas X. Burrows, we believe,) and the
newspaper world puffed him prodgiously for doing
that which all Virginia had failed and still neglects
to do But even he did not finish the work. Salts
fed, apparently, with reputation he had obtained
SO cheaply, he left the monument unfinished, and
unfinished it remains to this day, we learn from
letter of lady who lately passed through Fred
erlcksburg. 1t is marble monument, which cost
but little and we suppose one or two hundred dol
lars would finish it.
The Petersburg Tntelgencer, copying portion
OF the lady 8 letter, asks, "Where is the man by
the name of Washington, who received 100000
for Mount Vernon 2" We beg to correct the In
telliguncer. 1t was not for Mount Vernon, go
much as for the bones of Washington, that "the
man by the name of Washington received $500
OOO." We don't know where he is; but its of no
consequence where unless he is also proprietor of
the bones of "Mary" and in that case, fthe ladies'
should be disposed to buy, he can no doubt be
found.
While on the subject, we are tempted to jot
down another reminiscence We happened to be
in Washington city on the last day of the extra
whilst the House with nothing to do was waiting
for the Senate to complete its business and adjourn
sine die, the celebrated Tom Marshall of Ken
tucky made speech on matters and things in gen.
eral, abounding in wit which kept the House and
galleries in a roar. Suddenly, in the midst of
these sallies, he paused, drew himself up to his
full height, folded his arms, and steaded himself
as well habitually intoxicated man could,
and spoke somewhat thus, in very impressive
tone "Mr Speaker, have been to Mount Vcr-
non yes, sir for the first time in my life stood
upon the consecrated soil that covers the mortal
remains of the greatest man that ever lived.
wept! yes, sir, tears of reverence fell from my
eyes while | gazed upon his tomb. And tell
the gentleman from Virginia-[he here his whole
manner changed, and he advanced some twenty
feet up the aisle to Mr. Wise's seat, shaking his
finger in Mr. Wise's face il tell the gentleman
from Virginia, that / would not give one bone of
the dead old hero for all the living Virginans in
Christendom" OF course there was an explosion
of laughter at the expense of Wise and his friend
President Tyler, at whom the remark was chiefly
aimed-Wise joining very heartily in the laugh
Fayetteville OLserUer.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-10-18
MECKLENESUR BONDS.
Seven per cent per annUm.

These Bonds undoubtedly the safest investment
that can be made, and are really preferable to any
State Bonds.
The County cannot repudiate. They bear per
cent interest payable semannually, with Coupons for
the They of the denomination Of l00 which
will make them current and useful for domestic
purposes. The coupons will prove a convenient
medium for paying county taxes. The citizens of the
county should possess them and they offered to
them. Proposals left at either Bank in Charlotte
with Stephen W. Davis will receive prompt attention
H. w. GUION,
Sept 29 1853. Pres't. W., c. g. r. Railroad Co.
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NEWS FROM NEW MEXICO.
ST. LOUIS, October 7.

ST. LOUIS October 7.
A special despatch from Independence to the
Republican says that Mr., Otero, Delegate to Con-
gress from New Mexico, and wife; Judge Watts,
wife and son; Judge Porter and MIR. Crenshaw,
will, it is presumed, be with the incoming Santa
Fe mail party, for whose safety much anxiety is
felt.
There was an attack on the outgoing mail party
by the kioWa Indians on the 9th ut.
The despatch also states that another mail can
not leave until military escort is furnished.
Another despatch to the Republican, from Atch-
ison, announces the arrival Of the Salt Lake mail
Of the 10th ultimo.
A party of emigrants from Louisa County, Iowa,
and Linn County, Missouri had been attacked by
the Shoshone Indians near Marsh Valley. A. L..
Root was killed, and J. w. Pauline, Wesley For
cum and Thomas Blunt wounded. The Indians
took all their cattle and burned all their wagons.
Another party of emigrants from Burlington,
Iowa, also attacked the same vicinity, and
man killed and another wounded.
A HIT.-'Did you present your account to the
defendant? inquired lawyer of his client.
| did, sir
'And what did he say p
'IIe told me to 90 to the devil
'And what did you do then?'
why, them came to you
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MIllinerv-

MRS. SARAH ADAMS, of Greensboro, respectfully
informs the Ladies of Charlotte and surrounding coun-
try that she is opening very large and fashion
able assortment of
BOnnetS, Ribbons. &c.
All orders thankfully received and promptly attend
ed to.
Greensboro, October Z 1859. 3t-pd
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reference and recreative works.
also keep very large stock of Stationery, plain
and fancy Having made arrangement with the
Southworth Paper Manufacturing Company, am en-
abled to sell paper at the same prces-by the whole
saleor which be bought III the Northern cities,
freight added. L. LOW RE.
Feb. l5 1859
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-10-18

Nor PosTED.-The London illustrated Times
is evidently not 'up," the actors say, in American
politics. Think of such bundle of errors as is
found in the following extract from its budget of
American news, under date of September 18th:
teThe Presidential nominations form the chief
topic of conversation in America. There are three
candidates in the feld-Wire, Douglas and Bolts.
At the last accounts Bolts was little ahead"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-10-18
BELTS !

For Wheat Threshers, Fans, cotton Gins, Saw Mills
and machinery of every description; the best Betting
in and far superior to leather in many respects
II ,rW not Strctch, or drdtc side as leather
THE Sun WILL NOT AFFECT IT..
Rain water cannot injure it; it requires oil;
The rats will not cut it, your negroes will not steal 1T
for strings shoe sOcS; you get any length you
wish all in piece without joints and with good
it will last any farmer for twenty years.
Orders accompanied with the cash will receive
prompt attention. and the freight paid any point
the Railroad stage line
NS,II DDJC
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-10-18
T,OwRIE'S
e O @ K S II o RE-

I receive all the New Pub
MVOA lcations fast as they come for
@NMZN-A ward from the Press; and keep
AMS.A constantly on hand large lot of
NasAS@A School, Academy and College
TEXT-ROOES and MANY useful
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-09
9aptr Yanging anN apbOIsterp

CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHS AND MATTINGS.
S1RPET G Fl has s nov IN s2TG complete stock
Velvets Tapestry Brussels ThrcePIys Ingrai5s G and
other new styles of Carpets. Hearth Rugs Door Mats
abs srins. ' " &c Gs GR iii IF reason
szzu II Baltimore street.
WALTER CROOK, JR.,
w No, 22O BALTIMORE STREET,
Invites the attention purchasers to his very extensive
,.,.,.-...n, UPHoLSTEkF3S GOODS,
F 4TsG 1a SqHPAS GEG2Rs HE e. CLOTHS
' Pans aa 5% Ts6 St COVERS
Plain CLOTHS, in different colors with silk vandvc,
Hoen and Bay Leaf Borders match mhs ffqySk
DIAPER HANGIN
HOWELL. & BROTHERS.
Would g ts attention wholesale buyers and the public
...,.... "a P'ER HANGINGs,
I HIS III high and low priced CURTAIN PAPERS,
Those buying to sell again as as those wanting Pa
pG 0rr %oe om arr th tnyg 70 view the assoTgnt
ACE CURTAINSl LACE CURTAINS
- MUSLIN CURTAINS.
WALTER GROOM NGJS S CURTAINS.
go BALTIMORE STREET NEAR CHARLES,
ma" 'Ss'SySc {Ef a %sN . d IF fsTF5fR;e stock
orr G0RN!CES,
oE cAvofiF BAT Ed
His assortment is better than offered in this
city.
Also, large stock Of
IN W s II AID ES.
Gilt Gilt and Cloth, Painted, Transparent &c on Ane
Cambria.
All widths and coOrS OF
SHADE HOLLAND,
All kinds of
SHADE AND BLIND TRIMMINGS,
VENETIAN BLINDS
always on hand and made to order
A well selected stock of
p r II A n e GS
Now receiving from the most celebrated
FRENCH ENGLISH Il AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS
ana stvlao
rom the cheapest and plaineS to the richest and enables
him to suit any taste. ~ N'
fine selection of FIRE BOARDS On hand
mhl2-tfrlw rN' vs.
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nnblft SaIfs.
BY LENNON d BROGDEN
BUCHANANS WHARF

A UCTION SALE '7|~'-'(1~|-,'S>
on THURsnQ2EE GIEt,RFN4N IND RHINE VINES
Cellars Of Messs Beck BacSnah Nos soiE 5d H 5
90 CASKS NEcKAR AND SCHILLER WINES
e Do HAARDT WINES.
5S DO RHINE OR HOOK WINES.
PIPES RED AND WHITE HtUPS1ES III Sp VINES ISSs
I DO. HUNGARIAN BRANDY.
AZ CASKS PFAELzER AND RHINE WINES
az 10. of 20, 30 and 40 gallons each OLD WINES
g. and Ruppertsberger
D 10 Superior quality DO ,e,s 49,, ,s,,
2 Do CLARET VINES S;"se i'i' al" i''='
IT DO. INFERIOR WINES.
100 BASKETS CHAMPAGNE,
100 BOXES HOOK in glass.
These Wines are all warranted 1rre or Meow. ro 49,,
Bachmans importation, and the attention Of obbera and
consumers IS especially called to them. '1'
catalogues and Wines ready for examination two DAVIS
d5-ts LENNON & BRoGDEN. Auct,rs.
BY CANNON ES MATTHEW'S.
'TNRUSTEES SALE OF a LARGE AND
sT& g Tr FtXITRS 5RoN sF TOOLS &C. &S DING
dated 2S Noyember recorded among the re 9
%oRNNG ss6 at RRR bs s4fGn WE'D
at y 9S9Gk At the Store s. w. corner of OMBARD AND
q a IN E M SIkEEIS, the entire stock of LEATHER
SiIoEfINDlNGS &c, contained in said establishment
doz City Calf Skins; French do Tampico do; French
isdraS 90 assorted Kip Skins: Sole and Upper Leather
extra American Patent Calf Skins; Buff Leather Sides IN
per and Horse Leather Grain and Enameled do Sides
asem9ck Slaughter do large stock of Turkey Initiating
DO Russia Imitation do and French Morocc0s; 5000 lbs
A,s0 large and superior stock of BOCK-BINDERS
Also, large stock Of SHOE FINDINGS; 1890 wards as
> n LlSting 3O pieces assorted Gallons and Webbing
Pe RsiGf Caller and Shoe Tpper Laces Threads; Nails
Sa ~ ana desirable assortme9t of goods.
SkM STORE FIXTURES,
EMl e q N s A E, T~
~ -. HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS dS
3yersOo notes at months, satisfactorily endorsed viii be
@g- Catalogues and goods ready for examination dav
d2ts CANNON & MATTHEW'S, Auctrs
RY VIRTUE OF A DECREE or THE CIR
signed, Trustee, will offer for sale at public auction At
Inc Exchange Sales Rooms, Second street. Baltimore citv
ALL THAT lot OF P GR6US 81 Situate Gc9 10 Nv
more being part of Milestone Point distinguished on the
metes and bounds and distances following TO wit
Beginnng for the same at the distance of 42 pcrches
% anu 10 minutes; east from standing
on the north side of the main road and the second line Of
e company part OF said land and running
ence ouhulng on SAID road south 60 degrees and min
ues east Il perchcs then north q degrees and a. minutes
branch Of PaSnSno % n PTIc 70 the northwest
pecSes to Ts Lost Pe aG6 north 6 degrees west O
payable quarterly " " " T+'''
foowOI Frame BGSG cobtab properly snr are
D pole and machinery for grinding guano one IRON
Oil; together with Office Cooper shop Sheds S h0Sin
occupied by the Maryland oil Company. M nv"
Terms OF the sale, prescribed by the ecreeOnahalF
ash on the day of sale the balance in l. and u months
nents bear interest from the day Of sale and to he d
ction o or 9si OF the purcwaTIe eRd2red to the salts
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-09
steamships.

1&TA FOR HAVANA.
s4tsA=s- The fine new ocean Steamship BALTIMORE
NJ H. Greene Gommmander, win sail Tor Havana direct
For freight passage, having first class sateroom accom-
,.-. FRIEND, RICKETTS, 4 co,
"2S ~ Smiths wharf.
sERS& Z Fl A l. E S TON.
Co., THRoUGH IN FiFTT H 10
LOCUST POINT"
Capt. d. French,
SATURDAY, December 18th,
No No sh Of feesiTsd 2fsE e SsoSE
SAMUEL T. PEARCE Agent,
Agents in Charleston, JOHN " CAIDWEiTs K SON
MiieaYe Baltimore again 9Th of December Pune
tnallty IN her departure NAV be relied d7d
<FRA FOR SAVANNAH,
asaara TUESDAF y, December 18th, at l2M. precisely
"CoMMGRCE,~
nov in compct ORDER ard viii leave her Wharf foot of
Insurance be e,c upon merchandise by this ship
Punctuaty in her departure m az be- relied on
azet WIN G'E&rzEL. Agent
Gift NEW YORK
THROUGH IN FORTY HOURS
POTOMAC can't & w Watson
PARkERSBU RG, Capt Wm Powell
THOS. SWAMI. Cant 4 n Ramsey
LOCUST POINT, Cant - French
GEORGES CREEK, Cant h Morley
Having been reiittcd with New and powerful Machinery
will hereafter
LEAVE NEW YORK,
From Pier u, n. and
BALTIMORE,
From Spears wharf
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY, MAX
ING THE PASSAGE
IN FORTY HOURS.
Merchants can rely upon the greatest regularity and
dispatch by this line '' '
FREIGHT SIN CENTS PER FOOT FROM NEW YORK
Other than measurement goods at proportional rates
NO WHARFAGE CHARGED. Shippers to Boston, Proyi-
dence and Portland can have their Goods promptly forward
ed by this line free of commission - 49,
lNSGRANCE-ONE QUARTER PER CT effected ut the Office
of the Line previous to departure OF steamers
No amount insured under 500
Apply to SAML. T. PEARCE, Agent
ll6 SPEARS
or to H b. CROMWELI,& co,
.oo.r IS WEST STREET,
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CARPETING! CARPETING !!

CALYERTON co CARPET MANUFACTORY
SALESROOA NO BALTIMORE STREET,
(AT BRIDGE)
Super and extra fue INGRAINS EENETIANS 3 PLY.
Yc &c, of the manufacture of CALVERTOS COMPANY,
the only mandatory in the State, and the north
western limits of Baltimore city, "Gwynn's Falls"
The goods offered wholesale and retail, store NO
EAST BALTIMORE STREET where the highest prem
iums for the quality styles can be seen received from
three exhibitions Mt different Institutes
The citizens of Baltimore and strangers, invited
their goods, and by purchasing will
number Of families and children of own city through
the approaching wnt that need it. obtain good ar
Gle for the price paid for bdd tring advance
over the cost of the materials used the fabric of the
goods V. u. GELSTON.
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SnsurantE Companies.
OFFICE OF THE
SUN MUTUAL ASSURANCE COMPANY,
INSURANCE BUILDINGS,
4 @ w LII r. e EFT

NEW YORK, OCTOBER g. 1859
" THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT OF THE AT.
FAIRS OF this Company published in conformity with the
requirements ofhe lO of the Act of its ucorpora
ton:
Premiums On unexpired risks on the 4th Oct
Premiums received during the year to 4th Oct
1859
VA Marine hiSks........... .S9iS,304l8
Oh ihIahu DO. ...,.................. 40,S9SS4
On Fire do. Observation-Disclosures. 35961O7-I DOE 167 no
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T0battn.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO

MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
FlNES, SIZES, SEVENS TENS, ELEVENS AND
TWELV Els
K j. Smith, Jones, Venable, Atwood, John Montfort
u Saunders Dung Burwel Red Rover, L. Guy Youno
4 Wimbish, Mount Vernon, Clay. '' ON7
HALF POUNDS.
. Chickahominy, Red Rover Horseshoe W Lyon, Naiad
Queen. " e' ~
TWISTS
deo Cooper n Co. Abner McCabe, Jno. Cabendsh, John
Llnton, foil Fillmore, Union, Lindsey, T. L. Donigan G
Donlgan, John Keen, Jr Joe Bell, k II Steagaif b r
Gravely L. l.
POUNDS
q Eureka,fght pressed, John Winston do do, James T
Butler DO do FL Brazo do do Scarce Noell NJ Lang
horne sons T. f. Keen,s Nectar E. +. Keens Native
r. Mems Flue Cured G Moorman, T. F. Donagan W
xey SuStayus Jones, Kate Waller T j. Holland Fillmore
uttGr Feak; L. Lawrence Henry Fugle, W. H. Burton +
y: DAYS, h Jones, s A. Myers, " L, Ogden D. p T.
j. p Smith. "' ~ 'i'"'''
For saleby JOHN P PLEASANTS 4 SONS,
nIo-G So South street
e. W. GAIL CupIsTI1N y
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CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE.

~ BALTIMORE, December Sth, 1889
In accordance with the Ordinance Mayor and City
Council Of Baltimore approved Dec It'll, 1885, Notice
heby Pven that the list of Taxes for Paving Streets
naming unpaved will be advert ed for sale BALTI
MORE CLIPPER for four successive weeks the following
days and dates viz Dec Sth 18th 18TH 18TH 26th 29th
January 1860 Cd 5h s;hsaid property be sold for the
use and benefit Of the Contractor.
WM. T. VALIANT,
Hill nllnnn
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Dixie PEAK GOLD MINES

Dixie PEAK GOLD MINES.
Persons going to these Mines will find it to their ad
vantage to call and examine various STYLES
OF FIRE ARMS
manufactured by the celebrated the country
embracing
COLTS PISTOLS with detached stocks)
ALLEN h WlIEELOCK, DEAN ADAMS Il DEAN,
andmany others.
Also, MERRILl3S BREACH LOADING GUN, which can
be loaded and discharged 10 to Is times per minute
oaoI ,nlnnnro Stnn,ot
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IfRFs BOSTON STEAMSHIPS

SAA4GRAaS WHARF FOOT OF LONG DOCK
The well known steamships WILLIAM JENKINS, VIM
a. Haett. commander, and JOSEPH WHITNEY, Solomon
Howes commander, with fine accommodations for passcn
gers will sail for Boston EVERY SATURDAY, at ~ 6coc
NJ alternately; Fare $2, including Meals and Sateroom
FREIGHT taken at lowest rates.
s6-tf 4 l. HTCETNS Aro,+
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-09-07
Qanfdb dbft0ttuno.

Sei ,incr am Wcnta9 NbGno Den %. 2tuouft In
PateF' Soil 81 S8bsbaus Staticn, 9cbattcnGn Ger
iammlun9 Der Committee roCtbe angctsnt it, SRit
tel sur Sil9un9 Der ncb auf Gem Sit9frCo'6 Briidsr
3 d u y a u lalttrtGn SbuIo ;u betsu, murct
untsr GnbIrcm
8eI tbtcfI en- DAP mir Der D a III n:
III III / tee, fdr ibre uneruGpCten 8cmibun
gen Die icebcn 9CbaIrCnC . III c ms / r ~ Stan:
Dc gu brtn9Cn, uneru pHbineltblttn 0aRt ibulbio
nnc.-0er I'm tcnpt ue 8raB v a n lIn0
mir ctenf0lIs 0anf fhuloi9 fit bic ourtb tbre an:
9entbme SRUnts GrbeitSrun9 ocs putlttums.-9cl.
ou9b 9 / an hat rtrnfalIs unfcrn Sant ftr
FINE IN 8siu9 ouf GrjtCbun9 9eboltCnCn Scpc. -
SlCtbfolls canfCn mir Aotn. y II mont 8atCs
fit Die frsic SstSRi9un9 Der . a M r;G M M t:
te { pibrtuo Den Sairta9en - uuo snoiitb oanten
mir oem puelitum tbtrbaupt fir ole litfralsn 8Si
trd9e an SGlo,-uno Den Damon bCicuocs, fir Die
pts en- idhSnen, 9utCn uno rucbIihnsdenccn SUDDEN,
anerres Sebadt uno SdnCp:Irtitd
lDr ftbtcu un5 ebtufaIs psrpfItbtet onSujrieen
oaB eas wibreno ben Sairta9cn uno fruber perbrCi:
tstc 9rrtttbt. oaB n6mIi h brrr 9ates fir Den sc:
brauh ItlnEr {, um bic Oamsr= Soir enrinncn
ju balfcn, SlO.OO wrlan9e, u n af ar Il b IN.
pirr Yatss CAB elebt Su frhs pcrhitoCrtn abCnbli:
IN Ssriammun9sn Der pcrftbispsncn 9rmmittcsu -
an zen SaIr lttsnbcn bate er bic y6alIe lhSn &c:
teubttt uno fdr orn 9sbraueb Srritlbsn fcrpsrts
CT bios $500.
Be d fen DAP Der prGiccnt rcs Sn:
ltttutS srlutht peret Sbt9c6 in Cen autucwn 5Git.
un9cn bctannt ju mobtn.
SIsto &innabmen $3.50.
Roparo Kebler, Yr1IbCnt.
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pieS III rpG gang uno gar gu fleinla ssbanbelt
uulCre Sarfi ar9umentr Iino jsnrm Sareitsr
ebrnfalls sin pabres Dorm I'M gluse.
Scinc 5jpprts uuO gJantie.Dueet 9cmertun.
gen lOaten ipo6buft iein. uber fiirpabr mir batcn
9iirmanU parutr LADEN bGren-unp rr aud
ntbt.
Dag mir am easenprarscr ilr6rn, te,islidb
auf ben MablcUntratt, IN ndt pabr, uno rr
peB paB CT lsnen eerrn fomit cline llnwabrbeit
aufectiitt Dat. -.s- r..r
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ten-er BAT nun nod In 3uIaB su Ietrrm 6ans
unO Der Grau gBafslbad rinrn SlpG In tinrm
Ralen ,rie mir ibn Yuiteben. gSsa er ipa rann
nun aud fernfrbtn rsr 5lobsGbitcr bri6en. gBenn
lein S6cbsStod auf pirie gBeiie Sunmmt, 70
ptro er lif talO init Isinrr Mrnuerrie auf cine
NeiIe trBsben. g8rl or mo6t aud srpi6 sin tsl.
lersr Shptmann aIs Elm 3etunss' 'S6rsibsr.
9ltsr mir miEen I6liebrn sbe mir tnl6 fertis
inp--nur m6htm mir nod bererfsu, bab In al.
fem Irinem Gsmiid in Sr,us nuf unS, fiber nidt
mebr 9Sotrteit entbaIten III, als eten aud in ri.
nem anrern Nrttfel in Der nGmlihsn Drummer Iri.
ncs Slottrs, norm er oerii6rrt, baB cine Srau IN
Ohio nit s letenoilcn &nter nieorreefcmmrn
Id. Nun II ater bic gBnbrteit bic, rae isnr 5as
mitir gar feline &inrer blt. uno aud ME &inosr
aebdtt tat.-S en- { d, leQ mar aGer rod Elm
fiirdbterlhsr SfRiber
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MnbitDrSz zIn3eide.

Sn Der Court BON @ommoh gleas fir 9es
dDa Sanntp.
Sn ter Safe rrr gtr6nuns Sss @eCf6e
". 9 abammsr. ai1snie Son SadIUn >.
9aas, scn g9nn SaunIGp, Graa Gaunty.
llnb nun au8uf 4. 1859. ouf ScrIdlaa tts
Srl. 3 trBrs, crnannte bic Court Sptn gBeiba.
9iq., 6ranSiS gBri6, glq. uno Dapib 8. Mcser.
ais gIuOitcren, INN tsla9te Rr6nuns abrsuIrtsn
unO wsnn n6tbis dtr3ultttrIn, uns Srrtbetluns
brm @eirs 9rnidb Su MAIDEN.
TSN Aus Den urfunoGn.
sHhSD 81tu9tS- JdmeS &adcD, prCtb.
Sbsn9enanrte GuoitUun wrrben Iih ,u pem
@nejwsd ibrer SsTmmuns SrrIammrIn. auf Sams
tags ben 10tm Ssptembsr, UNI 10 llGr Scrmtt.
tags, am @aabauie BON DaSib 8GeiIer,tn
SpnnUle, Gpnn Gdunihip, 2s6a Gaunty allpc
it4 ale SnterrBirte cinfinprn ftnnrn penn Fr IS
ais nGtbi8 rraatsn.
gusuit II. na4r
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MuDitDrS< Nn3et1e.

SSn Der Gourt BON Common Qlics BON 9es
ba Gauntp.
Sn Der Sadie Der 8lcdnuns BON Sctn 8.
SrauIe unO s. ., SCas, aliSniss Der Tprt9.
amptCn Sanf.
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burh bic Court BON Common 9lsas fGr 2edha
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September 1859. un 10 ll6r 8Ormittass, tpann
uno wUisItii f& aae Sntsrrbirte elntuprn t5us
ntn, p.nn Fs es aIs n6ttis sra&tsn.
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e. S. MoCre, 2fubitors.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-09-07
q. g. &pttplt uuS SD.

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