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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-14
SILVER PLATED WARE,

HARVEY FILLEY,
No. 1872 Market street, Philadelphia.
sANUFACTURER Of fine NICKEL ST.
WI YER. aud SILVER Platter # FORKS,
spoons, Ladies, Butter Knives, CasrprS. Tea
Sets, Urrs, Kettles, Waters, Buuer Dishes
Ice Pitchers, Cake Baskets. Communion NaTs
Cups. Mugs, Gobl-,S, &c. with general Is.
>orJment, comprising nOns bnf tie best quGEis'
made Of the bat n,ateriob and hsarily p4!sa,
constituting them
.SerriceoLie and D"yoL1e article for Hyfsl',
.S'e1n,Loafs and P,itate Families.
- Cd Ware re-plated IN the best man1tr.
Feb. 81. Is6nyI
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-14

Az AwrcL MupnL.-A correspondent Of
the Columbus rs. c. Times gives the follow
ing melancholy illustration Of the uncertainty
Of the types. A young gentleman by The
name Of Conkey having been united by the
holy bonds OF wedlock, sent the marriage nc
tice, with a verse of his own compositon, I"
the printer for publication, rs follows:
aM.paysp-A, G"shum. Juiy 90, \. f0nkrY'
ESQ, Attorney at Law, 10 Miss EuPhemia
Virgins, both of GOsham.
..Lovc i- the union Of two hearts
That beat in stfss>t melody;
Time with its rsvsgrs inns arts
No bitter fusion to lie ecstasy"
Mr.. Conkey looked with much anxiety Tor
the issue of The Gosham Sentinel, in order To
see his name in print. The composilor INTO
whose charge the notice was placed happened
10 be on a spree at the time. and made some
wonderful blunders in setting il up-ihus;
.MlnREp-At Gotham, July IS. A DONKEY,
Esai. Eternaly at Law, to Ir. Eupheunla
higgins, both of Goosdam.
.Joye + an onion Of two heads
That belts IN soitest melony'
Rhine with its sayagps, 4mparts
No better feed TO u extra dray'
Phancey Mr. Alexander Conkey's PhelinI
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-14
M Meat Market. "

arrangements fir tie Ieor.
JACOB G. BROWN. having supplied me
81 Lrwi>burS Market for The pasislx mon,ts,
has made The following arrangements Ter lh'
coming year
The hes. Of Beef. Mutton, Veal and P--,
can he had On Wednesday and Saturday mo-
n,nc> Of each week, at the Market Il use %
Market >Irett between Schaife's and Wcl.ss,
Lewi>buTs, Pa.
HIS motto Is Quick Sales for Cash, sal
Small PruflS.' Examine his meat
Ap. Is, 50. |. =. STERNER, Agent.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-14
How Sal 'disgraced the Family"

How Sal 'disgTaced the Family"
A traveller in the State of Illinois, some
years ago, came to loue, log hut, on the
pr.iries, near Cairo, and there halted.
He vent into the house. 1twas wretch
ed affair, With an empty packing box Tor
q table, while two or three old chairs anu
disabled stools graced the reception roo"'
The dark walls Of which we're further orna'
mented by display Of dirty tinwaFe and
. broken shelf article or two. The wo-
man was crying in one corner, aud the
man, with tears in bis eyes and pipe III
his mouth, sat on a stool, with his dirty
arms resting on his knees, and bis SORROW
ful-lockius head supported by the palm Of
his hands. Not word greeted the inter
lopcr.
"Well," be said, "you seem to be in at
awful trouble here; what's up"
sob, we are almost crazed, ncighb0F'
said the woman; sand we amt got no pa
thence to see folks, now.
"Thats all right" said the visitor, not
much taken aback by his polite rebuff I;
shut can be Of any service to you IN all
this trouble?"
"Well, we've lost our gal; cur SAILS
poue of and left u.s." said the man, IN
tones Of dcspSir.
"Ah, do you know what induced her to
leave you?" remarked the new arrival.
swell, We cau't say, stranger, as bow
shes SO far lost as to be induced, but then
she's gone and disgraced us" remarked
the afflicted father.
ayes, neishbor and-not as should
say it, as is her mo,her-tut there warn
a pootier gal in the West than our Sal
She's gone and brought ruin on us and on
her own head, now" followed the stricken
mother.
"Who has she gone with" asked the
visitor.
swell, there's the trouble. The ga
could have done well, and might have
married Martin Kehoc, a capita! shoema-
ker, who, although be has got but one eye
plays the flute in lively mannsr' and
earns q good living. Then, lock a. what a
home and what life she has deserted: she
vas here surrounded by all the luxury in
the country" said the father.
"Yes, who knows what poor Sal vii!
have to eat, drink or wear, now!' grcaned
the old woman.
sand who is the fellcr that has taken
her into such misery Z!
"Why, she's gone If and got n'arr'ed I"
a critter called an ed;tor, as lives in the
village, aud the devil only knows bow
they arc to airn living !"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-14

C,UPERIOR COAL OF. LAMPS for sale
- at J. Baker GO Drug SIore-aiso the
Portland Coal OIL.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-14

I AW BOOKS from HAY x Bro, fhliad.. on
hand ar furnished 10 order hy The Agent
II VI CRDIXER. I ". L. wISburg
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-14
Family Sewing Machine,
With Spaullins'S improvement!

nUBLiC attention is respectfully InviIed
To the superior merits Of these new and
improved machines.
They will Hem. FIJI Gather and Emhr"ider.
VIII sew every variety "i iatric from The
fines, Swiss Muslin 10 The heaviest Tailoring,
wI,nrnI mI>>iu. silrches.
They are very strong and durable.
We fecl fuliy justified III warran'inS these
machine, to be ~ every respect equal I" rec
om,rrndar!onS. aS thty have been thoroughly
tested IN competition vrh an the hi:h P'i'eu
cneS, by persuns competent 10 Iu'se' VINO
have given H. she most sat. 'arirrY ie>lIu"-
NAL, aud certificates. which arr published N
our circular, TO which Ne relrr Tor more full
DESCRIPTION.
F,n,>hing and Sales Rooms. Market street
now J,rr !, the rp>iteuCe uf John W all> T. o.
Prces- So. SIS and S5n. according L"
size and flush all complete aud delivered,
aud thorough Instructions gwen IN ali 'are-
ties Of wcrk.
All wishing a good Sewing Machine, will
plea ase call and examine, or address
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-16

FROM CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCIScO, April Sd.-S p. M.-The Powhntan,
with the japanese Embassy arrived the 9Th ut and
will proceed to Aspnwa and be transferred 70 the koa.
uoke. The members Of the Embassy are wen pleased
with their voyage.
Japan dates are 10 the 18th Of February. The TO
yernment are stamping Mexican dollars and making
them legal currency.
The FoWhatan arrived Honolulu March 9th, ana re-
NAMED all the 18th. The Embassy received the highest
honors They we're formally welcomed by the King and
Queen, aud grand ball given them. AT Washoe the
excitement still continues Anthracite coal SlS to STAT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-16
nESTRrCrLXE ERE AT WHITEHALL

TEoY, April lS.-A most destructive fire occurred at
Whitehall, \. y this afternoon. The telegraph office
having been burned we are unable TO obtain full par
ucuarS The ire broke out ia Halls drug store in Ca
nal street. and four O'Clock there twenty build
ugs destroyed including banks the Post Office the
telegraph Office and the express office, and the fire was
still raging An engine lett Rutland for the scene at six
o'clock p NJ and help expected from Saratoga and
other places.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-16

Nav NoRE April l4-Cotton dull sales II 500 bales
Fou closed rm; sales Of $1,000 bbs e. sOaS Ohio 80
ss1l2 southern has advanced sGloc, el nS Mt6sNGeS
Wheat closed hrm sales of6 bush; southern white 6O Corn
closed heavy 1s Of Poo BUSH ye &c Provisions cl s
steady Whisky closed duh 2lc Sugar has declined &c clos
Ing az Csc stocks dull.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-16
MARINE -EIRE.

NORFOLK, April lith.-Au inspection Of the Q. 5.
slooP Germantown to-day, proved the condition OF the
ship satisfactory.
hre Is raging in the Dismal Swamp.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-16
RAILROAD ACCIDENT-Two MEN KILLED.

CucAGo. April lS.-Tbe express train from st. Louis
for Chicago last night broke through the tresel work
bridge three miles north OF Springfield Instantly killing
two who riding in front OF the baggage car.
The engineer and Gr,man badly hurt. No others
were seriously Injured.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-16
AID EnR MIRAMON-


NEw ORLEANS, April Is 1t is reported that ship
hence shortly.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-16
LAW BOOKS.


GLARS AND THE ANGELS, Rscelyedby
- A. NORRIS " Main Street.
Life Before him; ~ Novel price 81.
Against the Wind aud Tide; by ome Lee author OF Sylvan
Hollis daughter, 81.
Switzerland by Samuel J. Prime author
Ia Europe aud the Fast, a.
Fashionable Amusement with review Of Dr. Bellows Lecture
the Theatre by Rev. d X. Thomas On.
Voyage Down the Amoor with land journey through Siberia,
and Incidental notices Manchoor4 Ramchaka Japan
Perry McDouough Collins l25c
Farswood Post 0nce by the author Of the Heir Of Redcy,
soc.
Walter AshwOod; love story, 81.
Stories from Famous Ballads for children Greenwood
SOC.
Paul he Preacher popular and practical exposition o. lis
dcouses speeches ecorded the Apostles
by John ;adiv, DID, L L. ID, l2ac.
Hester and Beware OF Norldiness MannerF
The Christians Mirror Words Season. by authorizes
Of Clareilrnt Tales &c, soc.
Mother Goose grown folks; Christmas reading Illustrated
by Bllin s. I5c.
Reductions Private Memoirs Washington further sup
ply, -.
Home Hits and Hints; book for the Preside 15c.
Dick and his Friend Fdu by Catherine Trobridge 45c.
aplO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-16
PIANO EXTRAORDINARY.

u III. TAYLOR has jass Eeceiyed another Of DRIGGf
PATENT PIANOS the only PEros constructed on truly sci
enes principles FOR strength duab to keep In tunt
and 60 retain their tone they far sGPer to all other Pianos
They highly admired by all who have heard them.
p. TIIsLBEHG says of tkcJn:
The noble has cApacS Cor sustaining
the sound singing and Its volume OF tone gave
heard eneed "a depth, purity sympathetic sSeetneas
GoTTscHiLK, sTRAK0sOH, MARErZEK, and many o,he
eminent Professors say Of them
The OF the squares equal the best Grand Plano Poes
them pure rassca information and actual tone power
nov
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-16
CITY ITEMS.

,.-,,,s The Commissioners Of Streets viii
~. .e,rpoon. and probably take action on the ap-
-, Cor The privilege Of constructing city passenger
Pea +. ,bis CITY We learn that some OF the proJec-
,henie are dissatisfied With one or two prov'-
tor ,hs ordinance recently passed by the Council -
s',,1 been othcrEise, We should have supposed 'na'
u . b;s,s which the Council had granted were too
Oh heir character The people want the railroad,
lists desire 90 invest portion OF their
a- H. abe enterprise IL 10 viii paw. The former can
W s-,,i6ed unless the latter "See their way clear
pos undertake. 10 establish the line upon the terms
Ev tbs Council On the other hand, however The
hs ,i,p Of interests requires that the people shall
ie'F cured 10 them, in exchange for the privilege
1A tts lowest possible rate OF fare which due re-
f,r the success OF the enterprise will warrant That
100 been fixed, by ordinance, 40 The moderate and
,,rt sum Of Eve cents for each paSscnger-the city
40 receive four per cent OF the gross receipts in
49, an other charges for taxes The projectors Of the
~. rroposed 90 the fare at SIX cents. aud % give
.,v Zen per cent OF the gross receipts and some OF
,,rs-tsin the belief that the road would not be
e.f n lower rate OF fare. The difference between
80 propositions much larger than the casual reader
LII srppose For example 5ol passengers, 40 cents,
LII nav $50 Ten per cent. OF would leave a nett sum
~ corplnv ct S2I. The same number OF passengers
~ cents each would pay So. -Four per cent OIL, As
~ ,ir.uce provides, would leave so TO the company.
I bs one case - would 20 into the city treasury, and
- other 81. lis argued that more passengers would
a. ,f 5 cents than 40 cents land the assumption Is
..,-,bs but the company would be required 70 carry
.f more persons 90 make up the same amount which
t,v would receive from 500 passengers, paving cents
Now whilst we, IN common with all who expect to
t-5rirs thc luc would much prefer, for convenience
~. tlrt che rate of fare already prescribed should be
l-i TO- 10 possible. it the city should SURF udcr
h srrre of tag rcc,ipt, for term OF years vet ail
-rI wiling to incur some Inconvenience rather than
5- The enterprise deprive the stockholders Of such
.--rs from their Investment thcr enterprise and
..f. ,1'-i. would cudte them Co. 10 20 bc true then,
.-.st ,trt q half dime fare viii uot Justify the uu
r-..fr Dec Che question of compromise Doe considered
r.I.s been suggested chat amendment. tbe Ordi-
... fixing Jle maximum rate OF fare ar cents with
o. r,.. airing che company 20 furnish twenty tickets
- Sc vor'f 1c acceptable 20 them aud also 20 the
--ri.y % tl. receipts, nader such au arrangement
,r'i average 1I cents from each person, 5no p,S~eu-
,-. would p.y So s1. But the bonus should also bee
..--.i from oI- 10 six per cent TIE company would
,..1 receive S-5 So and the city 81 go The difference
r che results o te thrse rates. when Do 600 passengers
,.rs transported would he AS follows
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-16
BROAD ROCK, VIRGINIA,
SPRING II ACES!

WILL C0NNESCF
TUESDAY, MAY IST, 1850, AND CONTINUE FOUR DAYS
ENRsT DAY-Tc L1JAY May lst.-sweep re. a-
IL Tor three yeT old coils and fl <<>d RfsNA
lies the produce Of that had -SGf7I5[SSA-
produced winner up h. May LIST. 1859; ---x-2-SSSNS
mile heats 1900 entrance $3.50 forfeit f
81 August, with Fix sui SctVDers.
LIST Gen T. J. Green Miss Tobacco Ply by Eye
her Fire Fly, by mpo-.ed Priam.
"a NJ Hall CHI. By Revenue, her dam Fanny Perm
by Glencoe
3D. R. Aston ch by Highlander, his dam Kitty Pur
year, by Andurby.
Jas b. Barky Chance, by Eutaw Shark, hi
dam Arcadia.
David Mcdaniel ch. by Second Boston, her dan
by Regent.
9Th Calvin Green names ch by Ghf Eimondson her dam b,
Crtus.
SECOND DAY-wEDVEsD,Y May 81 sweepstakes for hre'
year old colts and Allies mi heats Sb entrance sOJ forfeit
clos 18Th APRIL l1Ol three 10 Ill the stake
Nrcopd Rdcs Ddy-Svcepstak,s for all mil,
as $50 entrance play pay Proprietor to add 5000 II two
run three i'll the ttAke; to name aud close Isl
Mag. 1850
THIRD DAY-TnuRDAY, Msy Sdgour mile post stake for al
agr u1a tie mp 10 ls February. lsGO
Se sstanc slUJ forfeit; Proprietor and Club u add 5000
start Oil the ake The tax,
place ytrday. May 81 1850 Closed lst February IS Owi
The following subscribers: Dsvt Mcdaniel; Rondren Williams
Co; Gen, =. !. Grren and Calvin Green.
FOURTH pEG-FRDAY, Nay ith-lIandicsp FOR all ages
three mile heats e21 entrance; ~ forfeit Club to add t0
the run; close 10th Apl three Handy Cap
pcrs appoua the President Of the Broad Rock Club, vii
andbap the horees the lst day Of May sto three
eCtri,s TO il.
Entities Proprietor, at Richmond, Virginia.
apG-tl5A CALVIN GREEN, Proprietor.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-16

CLARETs-Ihsv have now in store and tay 400
OF Caret such as st. Julien St. Estsphe b. EmIon, Pou
let oane Chateau Colour La Reese Mouton Lae and Mar
gsux, Of which superior In this market
o, CRAsz
sPlo No.eYxchsnse Block,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-16

R,Nuastu Pl SAEsArAEul,.Oae twenty-five cent box
Br.uirsa Ps warranted contain more pure sass-
rs ttel any bottle dollar sarsapara All Who using
SarsNisr Dec them substitute Erandrrhs Pills. and take
each night The viii be ou7d superior bottled ar-
ts boa OF ., Pans warranted equal
dollar -tt Sirsapara Try ofthe Ps whose main
ingredient tkaod " S-ssapsra. Take PIN every
thrj day. who using Sapara any other tonic
remedies Drop an FOR thirty days aud these pills
place thereof fr that time TIE will Ghy cents and cir
worth thousand dollars Principal Office 90 Canal street, New
Yor. s5I 81 respectable dealers Ia medicines sq2-lmdlw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-16
LYONS MAGYETIc PILLS
ARR CERTAIN DEATH 10 RATS AND NICE.
.,TO Ts5E VOTERS OF, CggES.

4 - - H ' " a e. "a w Z II
49, TERRIFIED COUNTY The oHitr Of C,mmouweal.hs
Aur. 0r 'b- county OF Chesterfield being ~hin On range
u-.f soaa employ ud De, for that reason that
ouy acceptable position Co therefore sccvi- 20
c Request ~ number Ot V-trrs recently expressed and declare
myself candidate Tor the sUcages Of The people e election
be- hri the M Thursday ia May urNt which time ihs o.
spit.t sr c c NcRAE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-16

The Managers cal ne attention ~ he public 20 the 0ong
Splendid Scheme, % b drGJCn IL WiuggOR DeAHCdTe,
BYSTATE A CTHORITY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-16
WHY

WHY
Cssd1r1 Evcedor Dye present stronger claim. public
c0ldie-cc than any other Hair Dye IN existence
BECAUSE
% the only that has been snayEed and publicly sp
proved by the highest Chemical authority.
ALSO,
other bye has been subjected ehem
cal analysis st an
MOREOVER,
besides being from every poisonous Ingredient con'ers
black brown and u -aoltcr space Of time than
the world sold everywhere and applied By Hair
Dr,s--rs CaI-rtu0sI. No. GAstOr House, Sew York
4u--.GwIm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-16
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF DELAWARE.
POR APRIL 1850.

FRANCE, BRoADBENTs & CO., Managers.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-16

DAuAFFIEE CANDLES.-These Candies are made Of
Il prepared Parafnc product from the distiaton Of Coal
having chemical eyntntnts Gao They give flame
clearer and brilliant BURG 0per longer
spareut and beautiful produce sser and agreeable light
than the hest and being harder particularly
suitable for climates. 80 cases, Tor sale by
sp2 g. u. DAVENPORT
rE,EA TRAYS! TEA TRAYS:.-wIRE DISH GOV
Frs We htyeiu opened OF our Importation large
o. Tray set elegant chaste
Also Wire Dish Covers oval and round for sale Wholesale
Retail, atyesy low prices, by
WIN r. BUTLER sON.
mh24 No 10 Pearl ST.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-16

C1..v CorEr.-Ou Saturday, Whi,wen Eason, in-
tesi fog all. fully sab5ng p G spindle on the 18th
January. was tried convicted. and sentenced TO i've
uo-t., imprisonment u jail
A.-.-..s % Iipscomb indicted for the same offence,
Va Discharged ty The eatry OF rp'l- pross9U.
Eleven cases yet r, main the docket
H-r>s, CorEr-ou saturday, only civi, business
orH.i ,he attention Of The Court. To-day the
rcre-ucfsy..e riot cases viii Dee brought up.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-16
NYaETE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
gREEyBRIER COUNTY, "a.

TINHIS long established WATERING PLACE vii be open the
u receipt OF yi,trrs on The 5h May.
and Important have been made since
large establishment AMI Ell rts viii be
spared % make he guests comfortable
J HrvrIsEYs General sup rutendent.
SClrrepondrnts viii please address J. Humphreys superir
tlden white sulphur springs, Greenbrer county, Virginia
aufG-S twflI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-16
-. NYmILE rmEIsE IsLIEE

49, SPECIAL notice. cents to
So 81 - will uuy Grah1ms small Stencils Tor
rsfU. clothing with INusLABLE Nk. Can Sud examine sp-ci-
-ls live n the country, send Tor sample, enclosing
stamp Also, every variety OF brands Ittr o. order
A. D. GRAHAM. Brand Cutter
fgf o. Cor 1Sth .al Cary ste under Tobacco Exchange
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-16

RICHMOND, Nov. Z, INtg
n EZEKIEL take oath Holy Bible that have
bald years and have restored hair by using EZ
KIEL's VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER. EAPurAn EzEEIS-
This day sworn before me- by Napht4n Ezekiel Jos. MAYO
de6-d4wly Mayor Of Richmond
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-16

NtroEs CurUr-un Saturday, VIM. Martin, charged
s.- stealing S-y from VIM. Eady, acquitted Philip
Riley and Peter Kelly ioy -h ing 90 the house OF Tmo-
CIV ta-.4a, committed iu default OF security for
t.- good behavior. Jenny Coos, vl,tv woman, found
wandering about the streets With emo place % STAY,
~i- also sent ,0 lL Jere Couklu for disturbing the
eas.-ie of ttc second Market was bound TO keep
Oh peace.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-16

Tas CA.a-at--ri u, BE- Saturdays paper. relative
90 4e cavalry par,i, on Thursday last. should have
read as follows Col McRte was aided iu bis command
tr lal, COL Wn. d. Richardson. Dr., also bv DIS staff
officers. AdlAat john r. Wren Setge,, Major Ei-
u..l F..-se J- Surgeon j.. Dorsey CgI'-.. l1y-Nts-
ts Richard kc-uou. aa3 hv Surgeon UAuco>s aai Paw
k,,er Crcasflw of che Governors Guard sui Surgeon
Llu.. all ui the Hanover troop.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-16

BY the Governor.
apQ-d6ctde
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-10-17
Ncage 0Gfer.
gpprcU ttru6 soSc6Qcr

a. Stnb INNER nch am altcn glaee une OF
IA pertauftn ibre pcrId9tbe 2tuewabl ptn IA
VI gGaaren nit nie9sfbensm @ricl9e Sic III
hno eten pCn Der Gin surudaetsbrt nit rtnem pclIs
it6nti9en afcrtSueut o6n Srubobrs:Sdkrn rrn als
ttn StNts, gJaultsru uuo Stbottirun9cn. Sbr Stcd
6Glttbt aus
gaIiimcres, Srtbe Settings ter neuelsn StYls,
Sud- bon alien 6arten, 0dtsbinpcn, GrapatS,
unb fur; atIcm mac 5u etnrm Nanns @n3u0
9sftrt.
Gie 9sGtu uitt ptr, baB iie nur oIIsin fir 8aors
9cto ptrtauku uuo baber mcbtftiler aI6 aIe ibre
glahtarn pertaufen tSnntu, ober cas- fa9Gn he, oaB
iie 70 rpobtetl, ipenn ntt pobtitGr pcrtaufcn tSns
nen ais lche, Die e6 iib gum @6tibaf MAIDEN gu fas
gen, cob iie nur fit 8aor9eto pcrfoufcn. Sic aaus
ben an bos olts Sprdhwort: ,,GbrIide etute tejab'
len ibre Cbrliben Stbulocn," uno pubIt3irtn eaber
feline euer tc9uS 2(nicigsn. nctte bic eeute Dtn9s
9autsn mabeu melIen, tie in 9Babrbct utht 70 fnr.
SertiBr Slcibrr.
Sis BADEN e0tnfaIs Gin prdhti9es 2tGcrtemsnt
pcn ferti9sn 8sioern auf oanb, ole ie an cbr nics
oeren QrGiItn 81 ptrtauftn antieten. allie Qrtitsl
merocn unter ibrcr ei9enen Qufidt 9smatbt uno ttt
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