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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-12-22

Extracts rom the last letter received hv
Mrs. Brown before she started To 90 To
Charlestown. bearing date Charlestown.
Jefferson County, Va, Nov. %. 1859, in
which, after referring to his wife's being
under Mrs. Motifs roof, he proceeds to
say:
| remember the faithful
old lady well; but presume she has no
recollection of me. once set myself
to oppose a mob at Boston. where she
was. After | interfered, the police
Immediately took up the matter, and
soon put n stop to mob proceedings
The mectingwas, | think. in Marlboro
street Church. or Hotel. perhaps. !
am glad to have you make the ac-
quaintance of such old pioneers" in
the cause. have Just received from
Mr. John Jay of New ork draft for
$50 fifty dollars). for the benefit OF
my family, and will inclose it made
payable to your order. | have also
$l5 (fifteen dollars). to send to our
crippled and destitute unmarried son
when | can. ! intend to send you. by
express. two or three little articles to
carry home. Should you happen to
meet Mr.. Jay, say to him that you
fully appreciate his great kindness both
to me and my family. God bless all
such friends. 1t is impossible for me
to reply to all the kind and encour-
aging letters ] get: wish ! could do
so. | have been SO much relieved
from MY lameneSs for the last three or
four days aS to be able to sit up to
rcal aud write pretty much all day,
as we'll as part OF the night; and do
assure youand all other friends that
| am quite busy, and none the less
happy on that account. The time
passes quite pleasantly. and the near
approach of my great change is not
the occasion of any particular dread.
| trust that God, who has sustained
me so long. will not forsake me when
most feel my need of Fatherly aid
and support. Should lie hide His
face, my spirit will droop and die; but
not otherwise. bc assured. My only
anxiety is to be properly assured OF
my fitness for the company of those
who are "washcd from all flthincSs;'
and for the presence of Him who is
infinitely pure. ! certainly think do
/ have some .hunger and thirst after
righteousness" If it be only genuine
make no doubt | "shall be filled.
Please let all our friends read my
letters when you can; and ask them
to accept of il as in part for them
| am inclined to think you will not be
likely to succeed well about getting
away the bodies of your family; but
should that be so, do not let that grievc
you. 1t can make but little difference
what is done with them.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-12-22

The Journal of Commerce. speak
ing of the delay in sending the Pre-.
ideut's message to Congress. occasion.
ell by the non-organizaiion of tho
House. saw: The information en-
bodied In the message. respecting tbs
condition of our foreign and domestic
affairs. il important to the country 81
any time. must certsinly be particular
ly so at the present moment"
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-12-22

You can well remember the changes
you have passed through. Life is
raadc up of a series of changes and let
us try to meet them in tho bost man
ncr possible. You will not wish to
make yourself and children any more
burtlensome to friends than you are
really compelled to do. | would not.
will close this by saying that if
You now feel that you are equal to the
undertaking. do exactly as you feel
disposed to do about coming to see me
before | suffer. am entirely willing.
Your aiiectionatc husband,
JoHN BRowN
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-12-22

wishes to your kind mother. and to
all the family. and to all the true
friends Of humanity. And now. dear
friends. God be with YOU all. and ever
guide and bless you.
Your friend, JoHN BRowx.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-12-22

Theirs "Governor Wise" and sa ..ero-
nau, WISE
But say (which Is which" might now pu,-
zle the coons.
Since, with gas much iHfistsd. they both
seek % rise.
And they both have already ''sone up ia
balloons"
IN. Y. ro,,.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-12-22
For the Journal.
GOLD ORE.
ny ANNA FERRIS.


We are hearted scholars,
La number we're f.w-
To our teacher and schoolmates
We trust We are true.
Our schoolays are passing
But on Times rugged shore
With undaunted courage
We're digging Gold Ore.
Our Colds not the brightest
That ever was found;
For the richer the ore
The deeper the ground.
We're determined 10 reach IL.
Though the waves beat the shore:
So renewing our courage
Nedig Tor Gold Ore.
We must labor and toll
Though it seems to us hard;
Remembering the future
Twill bring<a reward.
And when age cometh on
There'll be pleasure ia store.
For in youth with good courage
We dug the Gold Ore.
Fort Wayne, Ind. 1859.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-12-22

teeth over the pl2ins of the South in
the hope that theywill spring M arm
ell men. Others would frighten ns
with fierce and brave words threaten
ing MS with coercion to submi, TO their
authority. no matter how uncons;itu-
iional and oppressive. These are the
evidences of fraternal affection. re-
spect and regard for the South which
You present us. Wendell Phillips had
said, speaking of the foray in Virgin
ia. that it was the natural result of
anti-slavery teachings. and for one he
expected it. Mr. Clay admired his
courage and candor; it was the trnth:
others had predicted the same thing.
He quoted from the remarks of Repub-
licanS. showing their hostile feelings to
the South. Governor Chase said he
hated the Shareholders and slavchold-
ing. and his colleague had substantial
ly said the same things.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-12-22

of the poor and of the oppressed be the
Gcd and Saviour of you ALI
Farewell. till we meet again. Your
friend in truth. .IoHN BRowS.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-12-22

Among the more characteristics and
interesting of John Browns letters
was the following to young lady of
Springfield. Mass. in whose family he
had been a frequent visitor during the
past several years.
.CHARLrsrowS, Jefferson Co., Va,
9th November, 1899.
My DEAR Miss -: Your most
kind and cheering letter of the 18th inst.
is received. Although have not been
at all low-spiritcd nor cast down in
feeling since being imprisoned and un-
der sentence, which | am fully aware
is soon to be carried out, it i, exceed
ingly gratifying to learn from friends
that there are not wanting in this gen
Grafton ONE to sympathize with me
and appreciate my motive, even now
that | am whipped. Success is in
general the standard of all merit. |
have passed my time here quite cheer
fully: still trusting that neither my
life nor my death will prove total
loss. AS regards both. however, | am
liable TO mistake. 1t affords me some
satisfaction to feel conscious of having
at least tried to better the condition OF
those who are always on the under hill
side. and am in hope OF being able to
meet the consequences without mur.
mur. ! am endeavoring to ge. ready
for anothei field of action. where no
defeat befalls the truly brave. That
God reigns." AMI most wisely. and
controls all events, might. it would
seem, reconcile those who believe it.
to much that appears to be very dis
astrous, | am one who have tried TO
believe that, and still keep trying
Those who died for the truth may
prove 10 be courageous at last; so !
continue "hoping on" till | shall
find that the truth must finally pre-
vail. | do no, feel in the least degree
despondent, nor degraded by ny err
cumstances, and | entreat nv friends
not to grieve upon my account. You
will please excuse very poor and
short letter. a get more than ! can
possibly answes. | send ny best
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-12-22
0rigmla! Qottrp.
For the Journal.
WERE 4 POET.
HY SARA y. MILLER.

Oh, Would / were a poet,
TO trace ia earnest, glowing lines
Deep words of thrilling mn-ic,
To sway the strongest human minds.
Then would touch the fountain
That lies deep down in every heart,
With Beaaty's potent sweetness,
And bid the gentle tear drop start.
And ! would picture sorrow,
And all it, darkly hidden forms,
In words that poets borrow
From hearts that suffer wrongs.
I would not ask the homage
The eager world wonld all bestow
That | might be remembered
When | no longer dwell below.
But I would seek TO Tighten
The heavy burt EN- others bear.
And every pathway brighten
With radiance ever pure and fair.
Fort Wayne, Ind. 1850.
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- Il ,.~.si;- {. E<.si s....;:i


Office IN the new Jail Building.
VIII practice in the Circuit Courts, the
Supreme Conr. and the u. ;. Court, for the
District of Indiana.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-12-22

4. u. OF e.. +. of Winchester, meets
every VI sniay evening of each week at their
VI I'll. on the corner of Mais and Washington
Streets.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-12-22
RANDOLPH DIVISION No. go,

sons of Temperance of Winchester, meets
evcrv Tuesday evening of each week. at
the rem,srance II III, on the corner Of Main
snd w Ashsngton StFets.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-12-22
CAREY :. GOODRICH.

AttOrney aud CoumseiOr at Law.
Office lst Floor IN .lew jail Building.
Will promptly attend to all business EN-.
trusted To his care. Strict attention given
Go thc security and collection OF claims.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-12-22

Devotcs his entire attention tn Operative e
Surgery and Surgical Diseases, which in
ciude all External Affections. sich as can
bc seen, err felt, or treated with external
means, including Diseases of the Eye, Ear,
Skin. etc, etc.
Residence, Franklin ST., west OF public
square, Winchester. nov3l
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-12-22

%. q. =. Meets every Thursday even
ing at g.. o'clock, at their new Hall on the
Public Square
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-12-22
j. II. GOODRICH,
SILAS CO1.<slSOV
Attorney ~ Counselor nt Law

West Public Square, Winchester. Ind.
viii promptly aud diligently attend to all
business entrusted To his care.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-12-22

Extracts from the last letter received bv
Mrs. Brown before she started to go to
Charlestown. bearing date CharleStown,
Jefferson County, Va, Nov. 10, 1859. in
which, after referring to his wiie's being
under Mrs. Motifs roof, he proceeds to
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-05-12

WAsmIsaros May 3

WAsnIsHros May &
The proposals for the California mail ser.
vice were opened yesterday. The resuh has
not yef been announced since II In designed
"a prevent unsuccessful bidders combining
against Others.
5enor Bager laid before the President,
two months ago, letters IRON bis brother
minister 10 Chill. representing the distracted
condition Of that country, aud the neccssi-
ty Of sending there u vessel OF war for the
protection Of American citizens. No action
WAS taken In the matter.
The agent Of large German association
had Oh interview yesterday with Senior Ma
Ia in relation TO u colony contract which
they desire 10 obtain from Mexico The
association possesses large means, and are
willing 10 come under military obligations
to the Mexican government.
The Navy Department ia In receipt Of
dispatches from Captain Iavellette, dated
Gulf Of Spezzla April o. In which be says
that Cohterro Ottarlo. u musician on board
the Wabash. was seized by the Sandman
authorities on the ground that be- was ma
tive Of that country, and was absent from
the recruiting Of 1889. lie has been re-
leased, IA ON examination II did not appear
that be- owed, az was claimed, military ser
vice 10 that government.
Secrtiry Cas- has recently been pros.
trated by an attack Of illness. but from
which there Is every prospect that be will
soon recover
The &C, Of March last having provided
that coal for naval purposes shall be oh.
taised, as somc other naval supplies are, by
advertisement, the Navy Department has in
consequence abolished the coal agencies
The government has received voluminous
dispatches from Nicaragua, but they throw
no new light On events IN that qsarter. The
Belly contract has not been confirmed by
thc congress OF Nicaragua. The decree Of
the free transit. pas.ed by this body, 10 TO be
n law, II the Pr,siJento Of the Republic deems
il advyablc u iAsue bis proclamation to that
fleet.
The steamer Water Witch, from Para.
quay, arrived here to-day.
The treasury receipts Tor the quarter end.
ing April ! were Dearly twenty millions and
ball, including upwards u thirteen millions
IRON customs aud between eight or nine
millions IRON the loan Of 1883. The ex.
peDdItures Tor the same period were nearly
cigh,sn Millions, including nearly three
million. for redemption Of treasury notes
Issued under the act Of December. 1887.
The steamers Fulton anil Water Witch
have been ordsrpi TO Noiolk for repairs. II
10 Understood their crews are 10 se retained
tor further aud lmnediate service.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-05-12

ALI RIgHT ~ THE FosT OYyICE Ds-
FAErxEsr.-Tae Washington eorespon,Isn,
Of the Journal Of Cgmmsrt says, The
Post Odcs Department Is %, likely 10 met
with any serious obstacle 10 the eooduct o'
lis AFFAIR.", 10 Consequence Of the fact that
altar the first Of July bsIr, it mus, 20 on
Nth Ia credit, AID w.thou; ready cash Il
va issred that 10 the south and vest, The
contractors AID other creditor. would -
embarrassed By the want 0. iscilitss iof %
tanning aotey ufOn ,heir certified account
ia, ,be appr'arusioa !, entirely removed
The oolu.otlr. nave i,gad TIA, the creli,
Of the Uui,oI at. IL gool among banker,
aDi Gnascla men ,'eS q 'tose part. Of the
c14uuy I'OI, sLtsA tafe.r 1' -oc'ssi.l au,I
AcA'rr .s.s-.Hua ; T0a,v.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-05-12

Tue Amateur Play entitled The Dark
Hour DeiOre Dawn" written IN c0llaboFa
ton by Me-.r. BsorgnAx and GOoDRIcn,
va. prudgcei for the leref, Of the Fund Do
AZ the New York Academy and drew s250D
at q dollar aud half a ticket. The play IL
pronounced sor,LIc-s ~ the H,,lh and "a.
oc,.cnt by ,he I,,tu"s
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-05-12

SoxE mo'brs poet, American ~ well a.
English, sfrct dainty but dsshiDg stye Of
discourse about women, which is more sn-
suous than sensible. ard often dwindes into
arrant nobsense. This ridiculou, nabnerism
ia well hl, III ia the following lines by a
writer in the Century pewspaper
MAai- eyes are sgsn, diamonds bright
In clasps ~ silver set
Her hair il ak and ", oilen night
Her breath IL rnignionetts
Upon her bosoms snowy slopes
love. dainty bile. grow
The only uopss are hsliA,ropss
Her .ilvery speech doth know
Her mouths little hollow place,
whore swsstmea's may he found
Tb. bushes Of her heavenly face
Are ~ ia dimpls. drowned
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-05-12
CORRESPONDENTS o. THOMAS
JEFFERSON.

INTERESTING MEMORIALS o. fBR MAN AND
HIS TINES.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-05-12

be illumined with few faint indications OF
returning sanity. On the 29th, that jour
nal defined its position as follows;
We stand by the Cincinnati pia,form-all
true Democrats will and that proclsins non.
Interference by Congress with slavery in the
States, in the territories, or In the District OF
Columbia. We stand by the bred Scott de-
cison Of the Supreme Court, which secures TO
the people Of the States the right to emigrAte
TO, and remain 10 any territory Of the unlted
States with the property they may have held
in any Of the States. We, therefore. are forced
to say the constitution inhibits the several ter
rtorial Legislatures from abolshing property In
slaves and the same prohibition applies to
the people Of territory till they come to form
constitution preparatory to their admission
into this Union. We are willing to trust the
people Of territory TO protect al their people
n the enjoyment OF oil their rights and when
usfriendly leg islation il attempted, II such A.
tempt s ever made, We are willing to trust the
judiciary to correct it.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-05-12


SRA ENJOY not tie honor even Of he
slightest acq1an,Anes With Jour Ekcellsncy,
hardly know how 20 begin N writ. 10 you for
fsTors especially a. there Ia 40 disbssrtsn.ns
ad.,ane. between a.. Ion, the frat hag,uats
u grea, Nation. and, |, an Obscure tibs.ss
Prs.t Bat rscoI4seung, hot without much
Joy The frstsrual spirI 81 our government,
AMI ai'o, your celebrity. true Hspg,lcan
sso rates Grsatnss' ~ IL .as.-rVlsney - a.s.
fslnsss, hnd myself smboiasnsd 70 write oa.
ro4.i Tat your Esesl.shcy ,hosi b. %.
torn TAT am sng.s q N az s,,smPi 70
publish De A'v-Oas - tie ate c.safste4
Docu Bar Professor - Rhetoric asi belle,
letter. - stsh have n Beg syou' E,'si'sa
- a. de- aon 'hs ,sbist herb l.ns ~ to.
Of tsssf .nsn lAuoh,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-05-12

\ note u inrpdar,ion IN al age prior 10
.'smbOAr AL railroads Wa a matter Of
.Jhc imIwi4boe II "a. never Dcttef doc
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-09-07
= in berrli 6 CT StpG
aOonO : Dnpier.

Die llntrrSeidnrten taten Iortcn trn sr5Gten,
lGTnfsn unb telsn Stpd gBanppopirr, fir
parleurs, 66n9e, 5tubcn une Hhd3cn
srbaItrn, Der nod je in atlsrtaun mar. Dtes II
feline lletertrietentstt UtG 9ratIsrr, Iunesrn bic
refine sGabrtrtt, pUHon fd Gin jsprr Ielbl iibero
isu9sn fam, prnn sr anruft. - Oas 9ubIitum
wirO aud tsnadrdt8et, bo6 lie cine Ginrdturs
artrCffen Goten, ppna6 fe INNER bic neusfen
StplrS TtaIten, mO br Yapier serape an YGiIas
pelpbid uno Ncugorf Yrribrn pfrtauIen tTnnen-
unp wcburd iie nun in ben Stanb 9clCbt ffnb, ts'
reutrro rrbfcter gu prrtaufcn, oIs bies Icnlpr
se16iebt. g9er batrr Bargains MAIDEN wia, Der
rufs unpsr5usIid an, bsnn its Gino i'm Stanes ale
@niprs6rnpe pctltcmmrn su tefrtsrisrn.
Red, 6utb uno Hclfritb.
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Sotn glslt96.
SoGn 6. Srsjnis.

Der llnterseidncte Gilt 9erburb Nodriat, taE
ct ben eanjen 9rc6n Gtrd ppn u fer b a usW a.
/ binen, RES Srr. &bcmo6 g. S6wciBrr, mrls
der bic Srfcrtisms rteier Nrtttel aufgeseten,
tdufIi6 an fib 9stradt bat. unp gepa6tc Maiti,
nrn ron 20 tis 25 9wcnt NatlaB, non rem 9e,
wEtnli6en grtis, rirOr atirBsn wirp. Gr Bat
ndmIh;
Ginc 2(n,obt 4 uno 2 pfcroe 0reIbm1z
fbinen; 8c,polt 8eliDforn Stbdlcr {;
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ten, 1t. T. no, II. +. ~.
2tae bic UtiSen MaI6insn fnO in Der telen
Sronuns. 0ian rufe an, an 80. 1872. 9Grl'
Samiltcn SraBe in aacntaun Bel
Simon Sdpeieer.
Stunt s. natp
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Die bcftcm uub pppiIlGrfEen
Sbul : DHber,

Die in Oie1em G0noe publijirt meroen.
Sduls Dirftcrcn uno 2ebrrr linO rrIuft bic
HntenfplBGnpr gile Spn SduI' Bidder, trrrn Srr'
pirnit beflnnt unO pon BEN msi bcrpcrraaCnbltrn
@rjieber in NmCrta anrrtannt it, unp weI6s
t1TCbr 9Cbrautbt pcrecn eIs allie anecrr.
SonberS Iei6e pon 9cIeb L..
d r, teltsbmp aus primrr, Sprllrr, crisn, Srpei'
ten, trttrn, oirten, ftinftsn Sc6Itul. unc Sum
ac Damcn 2cIrtihrr, unb Sanbrrs' reuen Spres
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baft Qcbunpsn unp wirb wcbIfctcr Vrrtauft ais
irgenp cine onbus 8sibe pom 2eietihrr. 3pd
OtItonsn GCpiIn werrrn jibrIid perfauft.
Sroof6 9tormol S6ul Yrimarp 2(ritDz
matte.
Sroof6' 9tormol Mentol 2lritDmatit.
Dies 1np nrur gBc,te bic ouf snma 1ebr ppp.
ular 9ewprem iino, unc eCn &lsn ipertbgthGBt
werren rie e rraminiren.
1Dbite's Copy SooFs, BON Z. 6. g86ite,
Drrfpent res 9snnIylpania Commercial GuQras
ums.-Das SGrsiten 1T cinfa6 uno Pratttl4,
unp Icitt gu GrIemcn.
WontietD uno M'9tatlD5 &eibe pon
@eo9rapblen.
glrue Nus8ate uno IrEr popular.
Qelton' Outline Mdp6.
Dteie 9tdbe pon prGhtgen Nips ii nun Bel.
nate in alien beahtmswertben SAum in Der
Union, no Geographic oels9rt wirp, rin9rfiGrt,
unp bat ibrcS 0rtten nidt.
4tfcat Geographic III ein8rfitrt nuf ben 6r.
mFpDcre Mdps, unp ale @tnSeInbccn Itnb 70 gee
ltalttt, rap lie cine prahtppae 2lniift pcrlsten,
wabrrno brlrbr nidt I'm @jerinaten nit einan.
rer, 70 ME nit ben G'cssnfdnOrr, wrlde sep6bns
LID auf NGp5 9rjeBt wcrern, juiammenlc6sn.
Cine neue Mdp BON BEN Srrriui9trn Staaten
III 9lrt6falls lubfutrt wurren, 9aui Norp Qlmr.
rita, Vcn Sabrarcr bis mad Dem Sltbmus, IrGr
psutlb SCritrlIrno.
Gin Scufdnciscr Strf S6ul.Sddcr, vutl,Irt
in riricr 70 mic in anrern Gitirs, Sulanmen nit
9emiI6tm 9idCrn unD Decentralization, rro
icrtwabrmp auf 6anO getoItrn.
Somer, Barnes uno So.
90. 81, glprp 3tf Sna6r, pbtlatrtpGia.
gIu8uf 3, nq3m
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@CDIfeile SerouSsobc Der
0iter0faur @jnsettc.
uno Samilien piFtorial,
81 onatli4 berausneastsn scn

Nonatlt 6 bsraus0eoctsn pcn
Morie 8. Soanfin6 uno Sannie 9ucele,
antrr Der gafIht ppn Col. 6. QI6trn Santins,
ano ptsleibe ptrp burh bic 9of an Subicritntcn
selanpt, an nur 80 Gents or5 Sabrs 9n Ngrn'
tsn (unO CLUBS pon mcbr ale 100 an 80 Gents
Das YofscIp bslGuft li4 nur auf Gents peS
Sabrs, wenn rs 8tsrtsIjaBrlA i'm Spraus brjabIt
ptrp. Us III
Die @n5ctte bic ppblfeilite Somilien
3eitung in Der QSelt.
Die neuefen unp 5uperlaBslrn 81 Idtcn.gat,
krnS, DreB patterns, ntibIite uno ornamental
giapRtarbeits Diagrams uno Embroidery. Drliane
bsfinben lib in elmer iepen glurmer. Die beltcn
S6retsr iinO anseltcat, uno bic betrn Stcrict
anO Uisle Stt6e beftnpsn id in psrielbsn.
R9-@opten gum 8eIeben, wsrpen pu1frei ae.
Tanpt mad Dem @mpfdng zines YClitdmps atsr
StGmps wsroen niGt ale Se3atlung fir SubIcrip,
hCn angencmmsn. Sublcrtrntrn unp Qacnten
mdbsn paS SarseIp, unO bic Namcn, ppitamt,
Gaunties uno Staatcn lcsbar riulrnpm.
sa- RriIenoe Ngcnten (beIpnpers Damrn) rer,
Ben iiberaa pcrIangt. - @genten Inp rrtautt 20
aus ispen 80 Gents SutIcrptcns. Gjelp, raG lie
smpFan9sn ;uridjubaltsn, uno rinige ron ibnen
MAIDEN nun 70 bod ais S25 bic gGphe Qrcft fir
gh lelbf. - YOfmr7sr uno Qetrrr ttnncn als
&senten banSrln, an prn n1mlidcn 8rrinaunarn.
9erlcnsn welde SperimensGppien Spn rcr Qits
srariI6en 8ajette erbalten, lino erIu6t ole Nern'
ten ;u pienrn, Uper bteIelte psnsnIgen 3u 5eigsn
bic wiaenS lino brs gu tbun, unp lie rrbaltsn pa'
fiir Gin GcpIe Der 3situns fir Gin Sabr, ais BE.
Jabluns fir ibre Mabs ju9elanrt. DIGS III tin
leiHter g8s9 um fir Gin Sabr SutIrriptcn Su te,
aabtsn, unO bic SsmGbunsen wrrpsn @clo in bic
SaI6rn berer trn9en bic cs nGtbi8 Goten unp
Rsrpsn ;usls6 unIsre Circulation crrsitern.
Qnnatt so bis rs Gents pes 8ags nit Der
Babel pprr nit S6ulbaltsn Su osrbirnrn, fam Elm
tpaderss Srauen,immsr 10 bic 20 SubGcrt6ntsn
enen ieben Sag burh bic g9cGe Iammeln, uuc
gd, Icmit 50 bis 81 psrpiensn.
p6-NQe YerIensn pelde bic Circulation Der
3eituns crpsitnn, erbaIten Pets Gin Gcpie frIrn.
feel SussIanet.
B9-applitanten fiji @8rntI6aftsn inb erfu6t
aus bic Namrn unb pplamts sQbpuEen pcn alien
kitenben Yer1cnsn bic ibnen bsfannt lino, nel6c
patrI&einlid mtrrlhrsibrn purren, tir5uIrnprn,
uno elm SpectmsnsG Grpis, CUR Ourdlidt, irirb 70.
alsi6 pclfrtt an snen jsprn rerIeIben iitrrIanot.
Nsentsn fnben rieIen plan Iebr Sprttel6aft fir
FG lelbl, inprm iie na&bsr NIT 9ertnserrr Nld6c
SubIertsntsn srbatsn.
S@SGlieBe cinen 9rtra 3 Gent Stimp elm,
Wsnn zine ssi4ristsnr NntwUrt Srlanst pirN.-
abtubire
0tarie 2puiIa oonfins, II. @p.
appIctpn. Sulping, Neugprt Gity.
&pril 90, 1859. nq6W