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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-27
Democrats TcsIimony on SInv.

efys
We repeat; Negro slavery is NOR
ALLY RIGHT, and, to deny Il, is TO
COMMIT SACRILEGE AGAINST
.THE ALMIGHTY GOD, who ordained
slavery as aninstitution, from the Heights
Of Mopnt Sinai The existence of siav-
cry in any state, IS question Of expedi-
encyj Il may or may notbe for the ma
terial advantage OF astate, but 70 suy that
i is morally wrong is not only absurd
but FALSE.-ML Vernon Bonner.
The above is from the Democratic or
gan Of Knox county, Ohio, and shows
whnt progress the Democracy OF Ohio,
are making towards embracing slavery
as the "corner stone OF the Republic. NJ
A few years ago tho party adopted the
following asa plank Of their platformi
Resolved, That the people Of Clio
now, as they have always done, look up
on the institution Of slavery as an evil,
and unfayorable 70 the full development
Of our institutions, and that, entertaining
these sentiments, they will feel Il 10 be
their duty 10 use all powes consistent
with the national compact 10 prevent is
Increase, 90 mitigate, and finally TO eradi-
cate the evil. q
The pgrIy has sold itself 70 the South
hence tho change In the tone Of its lead
ers. EVIL communications corrupt good,
manners."
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-27
Thc snfTrnRe Oucsrio,l.

Some years since, the question us to
the right Of those voting who were less
than half African, eamo up before the
Supreme Court Of Ohio, the Judges all
being Democrats, and that Democratic
tribunal decided that where the udmxture
gave a proponderance to white lineage or
whore The individual Is less than half AZ
rican, he is 70 be regarded as a white
man, in the sense in which the term was
used in the Constitution. This decision
was regarded 0s law until the Democrat
c Legislature of 1858, when that Lagis-
lutufe right in the face Of the Court,
whose decisions the party had taught that
all should reverence as final, passed an
act making it penal ogence, for any
one having visible admixture Of African
blood to vote. The case was again
brought before the Supreme Court, tho
law was declared unconstitutional; and
the decision Of The former Democratic
Court was reedirmed In regard 10 this
decision aud the subsequent repeating of
law thus declared uncoDgtNutional, the
Democracy are making quite an ado.---
They keep out Of sight the fact that the.r
own Democratic Court, long since, gave
the same decidou, and thus established
precedentwlieh otheg Courts are bound
TO respect, apart from the intrinsic mer-
its Of the question. Why did not the mar
" protest against the decision Of Court
Of is own seleetion-against an act that
was 70 become part Of the common
law, and thus influence the decision oi
Courts subsequently, are such deeis-
ions 70 be sustained when made BY Dem
oerRtic Courts, but eondemsod Whep
made by Republican Gourtsl How is it'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-27

Tho Washington States publishes thc
following extracts 'irom private letter
from Leading Democratic Statesman Of
North CarolinPai
Il agree with you that Blr. Douglas Is
in an probability, tae strongest man that
win be presented 20 The Conlentiop; cill
although NY FIRST choice, / can pos
sibly have 10 objection to de Latte Ge
ant"'
81 have over roceWad du,lgc Douglas
ps perfect sound upon the SuQthcrn qucs-
ticn which, with Ns, Is an IN All, ana |
have eyer coptendcd, and eref )ch ihdl
tho South vas ,unier eblgoti6B % Judge
Douglas, 90 be has mentally stood By nF
and that, too, under circumstpnoct Uell
cplculatei 10 tssi the sincerity oihiteirs
victions"
We give lheifalles q We end ihem ~
Such testimony 70 the Soutaefn fscuui-
ness Of Deuqlas must be Ra7iicu;er'y
.grqtly ing TO bis Anti Slavery fjcnae lll
tho Free States, and ietep Jamre Wal
snn Webb in pugticalaf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-27
Eittju at'rrkIu Tribnuc.
THE REIGN or MAY.
ny JAMfse. rraeivAL.

ilccl a ncwcr lie IN every gale. eD
The winds, that fan the flowers
And with their welcome bgcathinss fil the
Tell Of scrncr hours rssu.
OF hours that glide pufeli away
Beneath uhe sky u May
The spirit Of The gentle south wind calls
From his blue throne OF air.
And where ms Whispering voice In music
Beauty is huddiug there; rflls.
The bright ones of the valley break
Their slumbors aud awake.
ne waving vcrdUro rolls along the plain,
And the wide forest wcaycs,
10 welcome back its playful mates aeain.
A canopy " leaves.
Aud from its durkcning shadow floats
A gush of trembling notes.
felrcr and brighter sprcnds tire reign Of NAV,
The trcsses VI the woods
with the light dallying Of the west wind play.
And the full.brimming hoods;
a. gladly 30 their goal they run,
Hail the returning sun.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-27
Look Rt thcir Reco, ti---Ohio
Democrats tn a Pcrplcxing
PredicuIneut.

frnm ne NinetruaN 1aacite.
When the several Democratic Nom.
bers from Ohio Gallon only excepted
voted for Smith, ofNorth Carolina, top.
position,) for the spcakcrship, we PROM.
iscd to keep the people duly reminded Of
the attitude taken by these misrepresen-
tativcs. According to their version Of
the matter, the choice was simply be-
tween a Northern whig and Southern
Whig, and to show their "nationality, y
they choso the latter, But that is not all.
Mr. Pennington is opposed TO the exten-
sion Of Slavcryi Mr.. Smith is in favor Of
Slave Code for the Territories. Mr..
Smith demands an extension orthe term
OF naturalizationi Mr Pennington docs
not.
Mossrs. Pcndlcton, Howard, Cox, Mar
tin and Vallandigham voted for this same
Mr.. Smith, slave Code, ten years amend
meni, and alll And this action the En-
quirer approved, consuring Mr.. Allen for
refusing TO 90 with his colleagues.
We have before us a letter, written 10
a citizen Of this State, by Hon. Garnott
y. Adrain, Douglas-Dcmooratic member
from Now Jersey, (who refused to vote
for Me- smith) showing precisely what
views tho latter was known to hold. We
ask the ADOPTED CITIZENS who voted for
Messrs. Pcndlcton, Cox, and the rest, to
read and digest this letter,
WAsmSeroN, March 10, $50.
DEAR SiR:--I received your letter of
the 81 inst, aud ohocrfully give YOU such
know ledge as ! possess, respecting the
political views Of tho Hon. Mr.. Smith,
OF North Carolina, on the esuhiecttow which
you refer who was candidate for the
office Of Speaker of the House Of Reprc-
scntatiycs, and for whom the Hon. MIR.
Allen ofyour State refused 70 cast his
vote.
In conversation which had with
Mr. Smith n few days after tho election
of Mr.. Pennington as Speaker, he re-
marked TO me that he was supported by
the American party In his District for
Congress, and that he had been misrep-
resented on the floor Of the House by
several Democratic members, who stated
that he had repudiRted the principles ofI
that portyj that IN his opinion he period
Of fire years for naturalization ras alto
gcther too short and hat IN his published
speeches throughout his District whsn
running as candidate for Congress, he
had ddpocaied Us extension 10 AT LEAsr
TIN YEARS.
During the same conversation he ex.
pressed his views on the Slavery uucs-
tom maintaining that Congress should
intervene and project slaUe propertg in
the Territories, if necessary, and utterly
rejecting the great Democratic doctrine
OF Popular Sovereignty.
Without extending this letter further,
] would simply remark, that this is about
the subsistence Of the conversation which
l had with Mr, Smith. Yours truly,
G. B. ADRIAN.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-27
Thc Corruption bclng Exposed.

We find the following itom in the
Washington correspondence of the Gin
cinnati Enquirer, prominent Democrat
ic paper Read il:
''The Senate Committee engaged in
examining into alleged coruptions grow
ing out OF the public printing, met this
morning, ard examined Cornelius Wen
dell and VIM. Rice. The former was
subjected 20 long examination. He
stated that, UNDER THE DIRECTION
OF THE PRESIDENT, he paid TEN
THOUSAND DOLLARS TO THE
PeansylUanian, and FIVE THOUSAND
DOLLARS to the Evening Argus, Of
Philadelphia, out Of the profits Of the
Post Office blanks printing. and that fur
ther, ACTING UNDER THE SAME
AUTHORITY, he HAD GONE INTO
THE DISTRICTS OF LECOMPFOB
DEMOCRATS, IN NPENNSYLVANIA
IN 1869. AND HAD SPENT LARGE
SUMS OF MONEY IN AN EFFORT
TO SECURE THEIR ELECTION
Rice, whowas lately proprietor and editor
Of the PennsylyaniHn,ye these tate
ments, and II is Tnmored that biz testmo-
Ry implicated q Pennsylvapip Senator
as receiving portion Of the money az
lowed the PennsylvaDian."
A beautiful record. thnt for President
Of the United Statesi Read i again, and
say ifii is not about time the government
was taken out Of the hands Of these cor
uptionists.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-27

CONN. Hickman, Of Pay very truly
said in the Hoase; ~ have learned that
a man may support oFery measure OF a
Democratic Administration, yet, ifhe vote
against O single interest Of slavery, ho Is
no Democrat, and Il he votes against eV-
cry measure OF the A Administration, and
viii sustain the interest Of slavery he is
ofcourse, good Democrat. Slavery and
Democracy mean now pretty much tho
same thing 2
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-27

OsTJudee Walker, member ofthe Sen.
ate from Riumi, Dafke and Shelby died
At Sidney on Wednesday last.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-27
u. J. Rfciner.

Attorney at Law, has resumed
che practice and viii give strict attention 10 an bu
ners entrusted to him Office In the corner OF Ehert's
hlock, directly above the store room Of Mr George
Taylor and oppositeihe shavhan House, anls
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-27
Farmers, Read.
THE NEW YORK COMBINED
REAPER AND MOWER

For 1890 F nov ready. hud would ask hrmsrs. rish
ing topurch base good combined naehne one that can
be relied unon fnr
BORA REAPGNG AND MOVING,
To call 90 any ofthv fuowiu nr rons. Who ssd
md used this machine dufiug lest harvest ard enquire
o. ihssa ~ 10 its performance
Messrs John Free, r tiresn. Henry Mycft Ttsse
Tanner, A.. Nictmire, Peter Havhlitrei. Pririe.
and n w. Howlandi (near Attcsli n. r.. sticinev.
kvar foisty John y. Stams, a. Hapsttr, q. w. El.
bot 81 ". Weaver, NJ. Neikirk, (near RrpuhNc1i j
knlle y, VeoWe shovmau, Robinson & Mysrs, I.ewis
nwenfls r. Hcilman, Vi. a A. uathwait, J. NJ
Whilniort, und y. \ J Seitg, tneaf lliootnvilel, },
Jesse kuhler Gideon stevcnt and = n-rrv tnear Mel
moreli FILES Housncht, tBrown's Corneri)i Iohn
Uiggs q. w. Culver andE, Eyestone fne ar Alexico)
Wm. inmbefison, and John Michaelv,tnear Titin.) s.
Daniel Close, Henry Dunn, John Hack, u n. Arnold
.. Kinney, and Wm. Thompson, (near kellevue)i
Peter iosief and Joseph stouHuf, (near Fostoria).
u isa well established iattth,t there has never been
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-27
FARMERS. LIlK HERE.
KUHN q HAINES' CELEBRATED
GR.HE.H DRILL.

This Ddll for simplicity, durability, strength and
regularity Of sowing cannot be beat II will SOW all
kinds Of grain and III kinds Of gTsss seed. and any
quantity 10 the acre, from the least quantity desired to
the sroated quantity required. This machine u also
warranted. u they don't ofk we'll, we take them
back. EDWARD ANDRE, Agent,
hn 0,am Thin, Ohio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-27
LEANDER STEM. WILLIAM NJ. JOHNSON
Stem & johnson,

Attorneys Counsellors at Law.
Once 10 Hedges Nov Bloet, over Yollmer's eothl q
stores man street. Professional bus md the col
lection OF all Kinds Of claims promptly attended to.
Tinin, Dee 18th, 1883.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-27
JOHN c. LEE. NELSON l.. BREWER.
Lee A. Brewer,

Attorneys at Law and Solicit
- Ia ChanoeTy. Rooms, In Singers New Block, op.
4slsie the Cour, House. Tinin, May i4th, 'ss.tf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-27
DE-. III. McAdnO.

Will promptly attend to all calls,
either In Tin Or country, In admit usierins TO the NJ
nioed Particular attention paid 10 Female diseases
Shower and Plunge baths connected with the Office
anedieated when deemed Necessary by himself Once
wsT fths Wooden Bridge, cd Ward, Tinin, Ohio.
iy3t.Iy
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-27
B. f. OgIe,
LcOnard Adnms.
NObIe, DeWOIf g NobIc.

Attorneys Counsetlors at Law
oaies in Singers New Block, opposite the roud
House; moves
w. P, Noble, d. r. Dewolr Harrison Noble.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-27
DR.. VIM. M. KaUII.

Physician and Surgeon, would re
spsetfuly Inform the ciuzehs Of Tiain and vicinity
that he has oeasd, permanently, in this place, and
ready to administer 10 the afflicted AZ all hours
- - Once and residence on Perry street, East Of
Tones Block.
MI. ESPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN to DIS.
EASES OF THE EYE. mbIGtf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-27
GeOrge H. Heming.

Civil Engineer and County Sur
ssyer. Once In sha~Aan's Block, over The Bank Of
TINA febier
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-27
COLLECTION AND LAND AGENCY
m. Wagner,

Merchant Tailor.-And dealer
u Ready Mlds Clothing, Cloths, cas'imsrs', Vest
BaHk.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-27
-Vcstings.
Hats Caps and Umbrellas.

In out Hat and Cap department We u confident that
We viii Be able 70 give sathotion both In Quality aud
Price. The dihrcnt itylcfand cooft OF Hats are too
numerous 10 mention.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-27
POOFman A. Miller
still carrying on thair
ENtensive Tan yard.

In this CITY, At which they purpose carving on the Tan
cling bhsneis extensively in III rs departments and
TO have all work done In the best manner BY compe.
tent workmen, They now prepared at All times to
nav the hi rlr a price In
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-27
q. q. BciIhar2,

Dental Surgeon.-Ofhce in
shawhsu's Block Cd story, directly under the Tdbunc
Omce, Marketsifeet, rifin Ohio. oc23.ty
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-28

M. MaD,
100 tol Sroaelfr., Spilhen Scr 6ten uno Item
Asrnt fir 6ciptid'e Gbampaaner.
~enipttsplt Dem p%eutiGen @ublitum lcin friIf on.
9etpmmenes Eager Yun Giaarren. 98tinen. @bom
Pa9nsr Sebtutsn, %sstrnnnte Wanpetn. iitcr,ud
srtsn GNlmus &C, nGmlidb
100000 rrutide Gisorrrn, nae Srancs,
10000 Gcndas Sdpano,
10000 {Nenrp Clap 6aYana,
10000 SraDuccs 6opana,
15,0Oe princpe, garo,
5O Scren 8%bciuweine,
20 SGrbe Seirtft'I&en G6nmpaoncr. fir
nslden i6 aaeEt bin ppn s bis IA To-.
lars per Sort,
so Duerno 9ebtudseH,
80 Din. ssbronnte Manbcln uns iter,uf.
erten Golniue,
pelhe grttttl i'd ;n tiuisem preis eferirs.
81. Stay, @at.
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&Getnpttn! NbtfnmrinI

N n 10 II! u beinmetn
unlern 6reunren, iowie DEM peutiAen pu6li,
,um roereahpt, erlaubfn mir ms auf infer reid.
pHit'aes uho wcblSfOrtirtes Eager rbtrr 8beiu-
pelile autmertiam gu MAIDEN. gpir Der aufen
pteleItEn etll9 unp 9arantiren fir bic Gbt6eii
eiher iepen Sprte.
@nut6ter1 @labtr,
SIR. rs Matu. Gtrasr.
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1eppt6e! Geppt6e,

llnter3eitneter OFsrtrt 266o JIrbs FER rei6jten unS It5u.
yen 2sppihe (&eTpets) Sn %biligsrsn Qrsiien ,um Srrfauf,
Ste le )e BIER III HttnlonS o.. vt wpr6en iinb, md ie ipies
FER o1ertrl nsroeu ntbBen, Namli8 retbt uno rh6ne
9tGltsr 5u 81 &is., htlis Su 80 Cts. id,Dcre IA brtts,
palp 2Spue, III 40 @te wtItb 624; sriro feire, 0tt uno
lNmtr, gu 90 ete., bic anoerrparts 81 telten 9Satalur5 M
9ll6o den gu 81 uno so Gts. 3il6pefen' yl 90, 81 uHSS
20 Ste, auBerrrpenuib billy 300 Grtniiou Sfirts fr
Ntaonen une Canen. pom Is, % uR6 374 SIS. an ouf>
Iipdsas, Mernpa, Srilb Gin rs, blea6eo rnb brcna Shir,
tttn9s uno Sobeettnss, unp pies anoere @aarsn, al 20 xgt.
ollIssr ale l, I'M FUR Die n66ite Saiiou aufsursumen.
Wan fOnnIs une le be piefe QSaare IN SO. u Weinltr. Bel
SrGenk &trnmh
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-28
&ef6dftS=9 lm3ciorr,.

DEM 9eebrten 9ublifum ~erIauteu mir ms
hermit bic erssbsnfe Gn;eiar gu MAIDEN, bas mir
unitren Yin Store mad, unltrtm neurn une oe.
%rdumisen Sauir SIC. 1873 Sroapnrass ,mif&,n
Der 5. unp g.. psrIeat BADEN.
Sir pas uns tteber asideutte Sutra uen tsIene
%eantenr, eriauten mir nas, audi wfst:s- I'm pas.
lebe su FIFTEEN.
sSir fibrcn %tsfdnois in rei6balttaes eaaer
naer SOrten Sefen, Bltd oaaren unp auer an
oeren in infer @eia Iit l6lassnos artite(, t.
mir, oa mir nur fir Saar t~aufen, 3u ben 5iqto.
ten preticn psrtaufsn t6unen.
Dns Cedsn Der 5duier. Icpie Re1a-aturan
lepsr art irerpen ihnea, gut nnc biaief ~teIurgt.
6pl3bduer II. 9rE.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-28
XSeuemillcs

Ger Undergraduate exhaust lid Dem 0ublifum
auju3ei9en, caB isin gSasen unp Suaap ieccr,eit
eerftt ltebf, nm 0amilicn iu ir9enc, elmer &ases,
seit nan. rbtsenl Sersnu9un9spios su isbren.
Oerorti9s SefeImSen t0nnen i'm g8il4etm SeQr
9aus nes 5rn. u. @@ap efma1t werpeu.
&. 6ebrtna
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Sabaf!
s. Us. 9~inmcinamu,

u6rma6er unO @OGearbetter.
8fcarltraBs, iwilten Der 5. unp g..
Welrsn 6rsunpen nno BEN 9eetrtsn Yutlitum
Die anjti9e, Dap i'd an Cbi9en Dlabe einen lii.
;ens unO StmeIerp-S tore erpfnst bate. wUIeIbf:
10 cine aroBs Answnbl Der 9eihmddpcaten in
oteles @sl1aft sinl6Iaarnre NrttteI lubre. rtrea
Quite s%urantir nno %sisl:lben su auBerprDrntliG
btli9en Yreilsn ~psrtauls.
&sparaturen iersr &rt wereen I9neQ unS fill.
Iisf bsfsret.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-28
sS- gnsetae. -yiSa

2rni 4~eehrten putllfuai Der Stapt 9tinmpnb
N't rt9cUenIie gtat1riGt, cas j6 scleslid beYcu.
matttAt BIN, III %tr"isn, ,u ccpuliren uno N beer.
ctJen. Set 20. Fp"meneen RaGsn wenpe man lih
III orn. s.. OcPorue, Sroapn: nfe nabe Der Often.
ooer an MID leibit i'll meiner 8obnuna an Der
Srocte N"enue na6e Der Sroablrasr.
aHtnuasool g. Iirte II.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-28
Siite ,.nb WfMtem!
Hats u Cans

Hats & Gaps!
aR,tnrno Sreunben unb SeEapnter, ippie,, benz s.etrt sn
9utIifum ~uberbaupt be fr9eb,ue 4njei9e, eae ib melnsn
9euen Suts uno Mnben-S tcrr,
SIS. 1855 Srua itraRt, ;,pilhen Der 6ttn uno item,
nit elmer sroeen Iuepabl Der neu Ten upb. ~mr0ernifeu 9Daa>
rtn fur cen Ninter6epmf Yeriebeu base. 3us.ei1 sebt I'D
aeimn s~csbrten 8unoen bic 9eriiheruns, bae tb bi sut,
1Saort nur bic 6iGistsn .Nprtilt b%ersdbne.
I'M siti9en 3ulpluh bittst %srsebenft
9pnrab Sauer.
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Wirthlhafte.u ete,nohms.

S~irtbIdafte ,uebetna6me.
Weintn Srsuneen unp Dem ace6rtrn Yu6lifum
bic @naeiee, baB i'd Die leiber Ypn 6rn. 8 { / n.
aans an Srcacfrass swii6en Der l. unp Q.
ibernommtn SAFE Snoem ib gum SeIuAe Der.
Ielbtn freuuolihi e%inlape, DeripreAe i'd our&
quite @strdnfe uno dufmerfIame S%eoienuna mir
bas gSc6lmOaen meiner aeebrtsu G6lfe al er.
tp,r6el @"eorae Sernet.
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Mn;ei9eH.
Sncpb 2ipps,

0tIIpWUHVI OITJIHItH.
Der llntersei6nete e~mpfiebtt b6athIf itinen
6rsuroen unb benz Yutlituh; fein ausaeesbntes
trtl6 anseie9tcs Eager BON 9iaururen uno 81.
aarren, oirett impcsttrte frans5TIte Rctbs uno
2Sets.Betne, Gbanit nsner, Malasa, Sberrs unb
Ntapstra geeine, aler Arten Srannttpeins, g6bis-
rvs, boudne. Gin, 8um uup rim q, ufIcrtirtes
Sa9er oon 9aSana unp e~iubeimiI6em @iaarren.
Qauptfa6lib aber enpfebIt or alien 9ietbcbsrn
oss pursn eeutfbsn 8sbeniaftcs ieiden dGtsn
9!aetnmsln, Su baben bel aten Suantit1ten unS
hiai9en YrsiIen.
au@ ahten etmtureer- uub charlottesville,
Sarctnes u. +.
Nsftee Selttrftr- 9GnTcr.
Nue Sffelunsen perSen nit Dant snsfanoen
UNI aufs 9unftlttife ausgsfitrt. NGieberpcrfGGu.
FERN p%srfduft i'd 'u cen tiGtgfen @rsiIen.
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Neus Weinhntcl

Neiutu Srrunbcn uuo benz 'peinIiebsubsn 9ubIifum Ole
c~rsebenie Gu;eiac, baf id nebeu meinem ~9BbpItlale 9Bein.
une Qtaupr. @c1hGit cine Weiuitute erStnet babe, in Der ib
ueine ~seebrttn Nunben nit g8tiucn jeHsr Dirt anb better
SuaIitit bel 6laIte uRt 9las, ionic nit I%oulisen Grfri>
fhuusen bebicrtn weret. Satp6 GtppS,
So. ISL .5rcaos StraEe.
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nebeu Sim. Steinlein'e 6ctei.
Ntinsp 6rtuuttH uns benz eettrtcn Sublifum bic erat>
btnite Intise, ba6 th am pbiaeu @tlee ea ncusS Sftn,
unS 9Iedlwaaren-G cl&dft er0dntt babe, no ih aile Scrtsn
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q srabl itrtS pprrdtbis Eat. SCbe DIT pom
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fp mic ale Sprten Sauarbeiten uuo Rtparatureu perben
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tincnt 8 .chwaartn inner en- Sonb, unb stbe benz setbr,en
mih nit itiner 8uuSl6ait becbrenScn @utlitum bic 9r>
iiteune, baF Id bel su,r Nrbeit unb S8aort bic ~bili9isr
9rcie ltelen rperbe.
I'M sltistn 9uiPru4 bittet ~erscbCnt
fSenrp 8rimmtI,
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'oe'en mtsrer cine ? eucuug Don Dem ausee,eih.
net auten yin,bnrSer &Gle erbAiten bat, iorie
AMI nedrr'S Sl9c unO periAieccne dneere friihx
9Saarn, Die tiui5 ,u tauicn inn bet
81. u. Myers,
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Weis- ind Lager-Bier- Brauerei
Die untsr5rihnsten linp ieet in DEN stou,
ael'et.. Die oerren g9irtbe unO pae oe. brte Sl,kM
fun nit 9Srl0' unO 9aaerbier eioner 5ohr;fotn,
gu ben %ttaalt'n 9reifsn t%sOienen IN fSnnen
SrcreS per 6ab rrsr Dubenp bitt,n mir f..
1rn. Sttinletu ab,u9t6n n. "'U vi
6. Sibtr \. Gam.
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Sontbicr $ Nlater,
no. 10 Nfatnltry S'pil6tn Der II. II. Is. Straee,
erlaubsn lib btermit ibrcn 5reumoen ipie benz
peutlhen Yubltfum lterbaupt pie ersebemlfe Qn
le'8e iu MADDEN, Dap lie ibr uru etablirtes
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iranSOlii6e unp llngar- 9Ecine, SoYcnme unD Nc
tcue Sranntpeins, Num nuD 9BbiSti.s uno Sa.
panna" mO Gpmeiiic. GigNrreu III DEN Staup
aeleBt, allen biai9en &nforOsruusen s~eniiqen ~,
%fennen, Miro eS inner ~rtirieltse Selrepcn ieiu,
ourth Slliatrit her Yrei c unp gtccuttat DER Se.
Otenun9 nns Die @nnit De. Wutlitumo su errt,s
zen nIiu in Crtdlten.
Nionmcp0 9sn., 3. Wfai 1860.
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SrarrerSl YparpcrS!
2urb (cbrruabmc ocS an mein 2ota( an,
9ren3enern ssrdumisen g8obnbaulrs bin i'd in
DEN Stane 9efbt. elmer peitsren Nn,a6l 8par.
osre bsqu-me s3immer etnriGtcn gu t6nnen.
5terauf 9teleftirenoe bite ih dlstale BEL mir
pprsulprs@en. s. Rarrtaufeu, @at.
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oe traeteue Nniei!e Dap ib ucben meinem Gjrtftrn. Stcr,
ellt S~SniDlhHtt uno Ga9erbters 50lpn er6fnet babe. mpleIbii
lctS Die beten @ctrdn;e Ieeer art, Ypni tef,n Nbt inrpein
DIS 'unl ausattttnttiten0 dsrb,r iu babel. iinb.
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Sd sriaube mir btsrmit, meinrn SrsxnDen
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1nttHen Nntldng asfunpen Gabsu unD llps is
rsnn audi Oas %ssidmmte 9ublifnm aui
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Nahmtttass unc Ibenp, frsunpli6f sin.
Sur CUTE Spsilea uno @etrdnte, icpie frfuubs
tSe Serisnuus babe i'd beftene Gorge a.traasn.
SaItnttn Scale.