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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-14
SOUTHERN DEMOCRATIC CONvEN
TON.
s EC q \ d d 4 Y .

The Convention re assembled in Metropolitan
Hall Tuesday morning Mt 10 o'clock, and
called to order by the Presidcnt pro tenn, Gov.
Lubbock, of Texas. Tho galleries we're crowded
with spectators, and several ladies graced the
Convention with their presence.
The Chairman introduced the Rev James A,
duncan. of the Broad street Methodist Church who
offered n prayer.
On motion Of Mr.. Middleton. of $. c., the rcnd-
ing VI the minutes Of the previous day was dis.
pensed with.
MIR. Calhoun, of $. C, presented the report OF
the Committee on Permanent Organization, as fol,
lowe:
The commtc to whom was referred tho duty
of reporting plan of organization for your body,
beg leave to report the following as their action
Your committee respectfully report the name Of
tho Hon John Erwin. of Alabama, ns permanent
President Of your Convention, and the following
named persons as Vice Presidents
| II. X. Runnels, of Texas
W. r. Fentherston, of Miss.
M. W. Fisher, OF Va.
| r. G. Scott, Of Ala.
| N. h. Burrows, of Ark.
b. +. Wardlaw, Of Fla.
Gen. A. G. Darlington, of s. c..
d. ii. Cummings, OF Tenn.
p Tracy. of Ga.
Emile La Sere of La
And the following persons as Secretaries c q
Ar,nistcd, of Miss; Or A c Smith. Of Va; G W
lrad6eld, of Tenn: A s Vandergratf Of Ala; Chas
Dyke. Of Fla; Jno A Cobb. of On Henry McIvor,
of 8. c.; ID ID Williams, of La; Van IL Manning,
of Texas.
The committee would further recommend the
rules adopted Cincinnati in 1855 ms the rules for
the government Of this Convention. Your com.
mittee beg leave 10 report basis Of representa-
ton, that where . State is represented as a whole
the delegation preson. shall css. The entire vote If
said State, according to the Congressional basis,
and in such cases as there are delegates from a
district Of q State present, said delegate or dele
gates shall be entitled to cast the vote only of said
district. ANDREW p, CALHOUN,
Chairman Of Committee
The report was received and adopted.
Mr. Matthews, of Miss, and Mr.. BRYAN of
Texas. were app ,inted committee TO conduct the
President to the Chair.
Tho President pro tempore on retiring from the
Chair, said:
"GENrLExES OF THE CONVENTION crave your
Indulgence moment. Permit me to return to you
my thanks for the distinguished compliment con.
ferred in calling upon me to ASSET in the organ
izati"n Of this Intelligent and important body. In
retiring from tho Chair, am happy to know
that will be succeeded by gentleman well YER
sed in parliamentary law and in every way equal
to the proper discharge of the arduous duties con
sequent upon his position. l trust. gentlemen,
that your deliberations may be conducted in a
, spirit of Cancellation and harmony based, as
know they will be. upon the principles Of the Cons
tuition trast, aso tina, by your la5ors here, thi,
= sacred instrument may be saved from miseon
y strueloa and violation, thereby securing the
rg"ss aad protection of our people, both in thei,
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COMMERCIAL.
COMMERCIAL.
LYKCHBURG KETS,
aEPoRrkD Sd
- = A. B. RUCKER, -
p Rod u q e Il Il . * e r.,
u 1873 MAIN STEEET
eH s ouoaousi IL will be understood represent whole
su prices gcHeraliy.


ArptFs.-Grcen-- none Offering
Bscos--Demand good notice sales at l0SOilB Ter
prime
1xs-EeRe .gerlug.
HsfagA x--326t33 Ct nts.
Efa1hK-Market well suppled-Fresh 10 To 20; sale for
lirLin. =.
White bread Corn
Conx MEAI-Pienty and dull n s5dtsIA eenis
CrsfSr.--James River u s0iLf2oo.
DriEp FRuiT-So sale
F,arR-Ihe RECEIPTS continue light-wth good demand-
quote superfne s625 Extra $3.50; Family 1910
fiAxsgrI.-*I,i26n1.i3 cents 90. n
FgArurKs.--446t45 cents.
fIEuLnEIa.-supply ample. No. Peruvian Gunno 5000
u on II 2Hb0 hs: Eecses Manipulated Guano $1,000 so-
tiO Rhodes SUP Phosphate OF Lime 1900 Runins Phoso
Peru, tiuano f3j0 Ruin's Bone Ash Guano ~ 90 lnf
fs Tobacco Manure t475 lun's Ground Bone Ash 1910;
Fowe CHS Soluble Phoslhaed Peruvian Gnano, $4,000;
Duguia Bone Dust $1,000 unins Tobacco Manure siIO;
Ground Plaster in bulk 1900; In bags or barrels $llO0
GRASS Ds--No sale.
GIxsgsG.--6O6165 cents.
As.-Baied 81 100 81 80: " wagon load 81 OO0D4f15.
lRoS.Mountan t00Gl4l Il ton
LARD-Supply good at II " 61l2 cents.
lLNs.-Thomaslown *l,5o Mountain 81.
ONIoSs--No sale.
OArssheaf tLl50si.35 y MS; White 80 cts Black IS
cents +, bush of 81 fbs
PEAs.-No Blackcyed offering; Cow Pea s1.35Ds1.h0
PorAross- While Mercer, sIQ1il.
ToHht c0-Recepts continue large will, an Improvement IN
which, much Is The present crop-a large portion
of III. is Of dark interior order which commands but
low price. quote common dark Lugs at &2W0o3OO bright
ground Lugs $0O01 1900 dark Leaf shipping and stem
ming % 0O $3.50; working Leaf $s5o0 S20O; bright Wrap
psrs &i5O0Gb$60.00 Fs fa -
WngAT-Receipis continue ght--sales being made in
small way $130Q6$1 - for prime Red and White.
WapL.Un~ ashed 20 to ~ cts; Washed ri 10 S8c E.
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INDIAN OUTRAoEs.--The pony express arrived
at st. Josephs on Monday, with dates to the 81
instant, from Ruby Valley, 300 miles west Of
Salt Lake There il no express from San Fran
cisco. The agent at Ruby Valley writes that
three of the employees Of the express at Dry
Creek Station have been murdered by the Indians
Two hundred troops under COL Weed would leave
next day to chastise the Indians. aud reopen
the route, and for which every effort would be
made.
Reliable information says that oil the Indian
depredations have been instigated by the whites.
1t was run,ored at Salt Lake that an emigrant
train had been cut off west Of Ruby Valley, and
nearly all OF the party murdered.
The express commences to make semi-weekly
trips on Wednesday. tho 18th. The other mail
day remains Saturday. The superintendent thinks
that oil will go regularly in the course of fort
night.
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MoRR,s.EY GoiNc INTO TRAfNiso-Iti. stated
that john Morri-sey, the pugilist, is to 80 immc,
d,ately into training with a view Of fighting lice
nan in August. lie has ieit New YORK, and ex-
pressed his determination to vanQuish he cham.
piun Of the world, Notwithstanding the dire
disense of consumption that IL now upon him.
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Valuable
Hotel Property in LYnchburg. for Sale.

EJl Virtue OF deed Of exseuted to by
back duly recorded in the Clerks Office Of Campbell
~ and with the written Of said Rorabac shall
SATURDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF JUNE, 1850 proceed to
sell Auction LEASE the Cabe House, ending the
day of July, 1s62 together with all the HOUSEHOLD A Nd
hI1tHEN FURNITURE In and about said HOTEL l will
also, sell at the same time Omnibus md pair of Horses
The Cabel House the most central Hotel In Lynchburg
with good management will yield large income the
prietor An opportunity will be offered purchase the
and Furniture nil together
TERMS For all sums under $50 cash, for that
mount credit OF months will be given the purchasers ing
negotiable notes satisfactorily Sale commence
O'Clock, A. Nj TIIoS. j. KIRKPATRICK
jew Ills Trustee
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BY G. II. PHELPS, Auctioneer.

Trustees Sale of House and Lot
10y virtue Of Deed Of Trust exccule TO The undersigned
ID by Robert Whittier, dated 30th January 1855 and rcco
cd in thu Clerks Office of the Hastings Cont ynchnrp
shall Saturday the 9th day OF June, le6O O'clock
NJ on the premises sell at pubic auction, for cash. LOT
In said dec, conveyed the being he South side
of the extension OF Main street! beyond the residence apt
Met orkie and containing one fourth Of acre, with
Dwelling House find mproyeme MIS- thereon
may 3j-ifcodds. ROBT j. DAVIS, Trustee.
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Af,er the adjournment, there we're ioud CATS lo'
the lion. YIN. L. Ysscsy Of Alabama, bnt ut the re.
quest Of that gentleman, Cor. Lubbock asked inas
he might be excused from speaking. promising 'as .e
more aud Washington, in behalf OF the great cause
which he had esponsed.
The following delegates, not before reported, wefs
In attendance yssierday
Mi,si,s;ppi.-Gen. Chas. Clark; Hon. W :. cam
erston; r. r. Liddell; C. q, Armistead; W. F. Avant;
7. J. Hudson
-Georgia-Solomon Cohen, II. ~ Moore, j. Tracey,
J. A. Cobb W, J. Ill., G. J. Fam.
Aiabama-H. d. Smith, w. II. Foruey, W. +. Lam
ford. F. g. Norman, l.. NJ Stone.
Florid1-B. r. Wnrdlax.
South (,aroLna-Wm. 3. Martin.
Tsras-George n. Bryan Francis r. Stockdale,
Henry r. Runnells John r. Cosby, aud Francis X.
Lubbock.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-14

REDucrIos or Local PosrAcE.-Thc House Of
Representatives havo reduced the amount allowed
city carriers for delivering letters from two to
one cent per letter. This amendment was tack
ed on to the appropriation bill, and made
at the suggestion of the department.
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CONSTITUTIONAL UNION TICKET.
ELECTORS,

isr Drsrrrcr-L n cHAHDLER, Of Netfok City.
exn TRAVIS n. EPiS, of Sooway.
Am THOMAS BRUCE, of HALIFAX
Arr NsfiN T. THORNTON, " Prince Edwar-
Nh JAMES y. JOHNSON, OF Bedford.
a.. NJ O. s(SJrT, of Pow haian.
- LENJjEl. J, kowDEN, o, William burg
e.. JosEPH CHRISTIAN. of Nddlcsex.
a. n n sHACEkLFURD u Fsaquer.
Ia. ANDREW n. KENNEDY, Of Jefferson.
i'm A IL ii. STUART, 81 Augusta.
is,. " r STAPLES, Of Montgomery.
iar. WALTER PRESTON, Of Washington.
IA. j. J. JACKSON, JE, Of Wood.
~. A. b. CALDWELL, ef Ohio.
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The CHnLEsA.--The cholera ~ raging with
great violence on the Malabar coast. Oh 5,043
people attacked by this awful scourge in January,
445S died
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HEALTH OF IIAvANA.--Some yellow fever here,
Out not much. Twenty-Five cases only were treat
cd in the hospital, last month, and of these but
seven proved fatal. Still it il early in the season
rs vet, and it will not do 10 DO too confident.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-14
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS,
81 MILES FROM SHA WSVILLE DEPOT,
Montgomery County, Va.

Montgomery County, Va.
TlNIIE PROPRiEToRS having purchased this WATERING
PLACE In October last have thoroughly repaired aud iur
nise 1t with entirely furniture of the best class and will
open for the reception Of Visitors ON THE 18TH DAY OF
JUNE
Having increased accommodations and made liberal arrange
menls Tor The comfort of their guests they falter themselves
that but ew or any Watering Places will afford tho
fractions rs this
II Is situated in the county OF Montgomery 81 miles from
SHd HSIILLE DEIO7 (Va. Tenn. L. H. on the banks OF
the Roanoke River and srouHdcdby Of the most beau
ul md attractive 10 be found the Mountains
of virginia The Wafer has acquired such reputation in the
last few years, that II Is unnecessary thing In
mendaton Of It, II is now considered specific for the worst
forms Of Dyspepsia and remedy for all cuaneons Diseases
sordcnd conditions Of the stomach Bowels and Liver, and
for ps'raon OF the nervous system We kmlghi APPEND
number Of certificates from Physicians and others acquainted
with ils merits aud to these might be added al tafnifam
Passengers will be mel al ShaWssle by -Four Horse omni
tdsst convey them to the Springs Persons
leaving baltimore, Washington Richmond and Petersburg IN
the morning arrive at the springs the day those from
the South will md Inc the arrival Of each
train. BOOTH, COlH0UN IL co.
lie 1dtcts
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New Grocery and Commission House,

w M. II. ROSE s. DIR. y. +. WILLS
HAVE associated themselves together style
Il firm OF WILLIAM H. ROSE CO, and have lax the
house No 1oT Main Street next door Lee Rookie Tayor
for the purpose Of conducting
General Gi oceIy and Commission Business,
an are nj this time of large and well selected
Of GROCERIES, STAPLE DRY GOODS, and LIQUOES OF
NIL kinds and other article usually kept First Class
Wholesale and Retail Grocery House; and win pay particular
attention To the sale of BACON, LARD, BUTTER FLOUR,
WHEAT TOBACCO and Country Produce generally: make
liberal advances Produce in han consigned for sale
cash time sales when required.
All We ask from the public call and examine
before buying motto will quick sales and small
profits
~ NO tronble to show Goods lap Oily
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OuR MINISTER TO FRANCE.-it is stated that pr-
vate letters from Paris represent Mr.. Faulkner
and family as much dissatisfied with their new po
stion. His family are already anxious To return.
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Thorley'S Food for Cattle

~ InOTIey'S Food for Cattle
toSSEssNd The bitter and medical properties contained In
spring grass is essential herbverous animals as one
rates IN stimulating The stomach digestive organs To healthy
ac"n nus compound or condinent for feeding
"hng hcir food composed purely vegetable matter and
r Sv" IL, horses IN good ooldiIonit is uneqaed Pigs
aonr and value Gowkeepcrs will nnd great advantage In
he quantity and mprovedqua OF The milk during
lis use. All animals benefited by " u
Fourteen leeds Of THORLEf y FOOD FOR CA TILE, isa
sasng OF sloc per week. in keeping horse with better
viii give an increase of six quarts of rich milk
In feeding Sheep Pigs and Stock generally corresponding
profit is obtained. '""' ~'ei'e
nar,.s contain 4is Feeds with measure, &16 90
~ ga " 800
Z. M. FESSER, Sole Ag't for U. :.
r.o,, II broadway N. York.
no, s on .! STABLkR d JONES,
ma! oo- Im, Lynchburg, Va.
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T.
f1NIIE above Sale postponed until SATURDAY MORN
ING THE 10TH. INST, when II will take place front
Of the Markci-house. {. r. PHELPS,
je Lids Auciionefr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-14

TNoR promoting the growth OF air restoring upon
Il bai,l heads
This preparation has been successfully used by many Ladies
In the city. II is made In Richmond, comcs well
mcnded For sale by J. II. THOMPSON,
Jc Hts Druggist
fINUkNlP sEEDS.-Frcs, Turnp Seeds for fall crop-For
Il sale by j. Ii. THOMPSON.
Ie Ills
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A Good Dwelling House,
Valuable ProDerty for Sale.

MILL be sold on WEDNESDAY, 2DTI JUNE. at 30 n.
w clock, r. NJ, that VALUABLE PROP
ERTY at the junction of i2th slretl or Tan iaId Alley
Clay Streets and Campbell C. H. Turnpike This prom
~ may he divided to suit purchasers. -
Terms made known on da, Of sale.
ie l3-dlwf . d. j. T. RRDWZ
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For Rent.
EZekicl'S Hair ReSt0rer.

~ MY HOUSE on Main Street opposite the Merchants
HsM Bank, with or without the upper rar.
<A3& u ii-dlw MRS. JOHN kINSIER.
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Mass Licorice.
On NhLF and WHOLE Gases stamford" I.corice-For
Nv sal, by LEE, ROOKIE n TAYLOR,
j. No. lO5 Main Street.
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HARVEY BALDWIN, OF Syracuse.
Forthe State Of New York, and balance of COM
mission.
motion for adjournment was made, but Colonel
baldwin, of New York, asked leave to address the
Convention, which was granted; whereupon, no pro-
c'cded to declare the devotion of himself and COL
leagues to the South and to The Union They were
ANXIOUS TO heal the differences among the Democracy,
oy the adoption Vi platform AMI the nomination Of
a'hni'date acceptable 10 all sections They had ho-
pea mat ms Convention would have gone to Balt-
more and aided in securing m end so desirable The
nomination OF "a certain individual" would, he be-
heved, prove fatal.
me speaker went to allude to the possibility of
dissolution of the Union, when he was called to
order; but, encouraged by loud cries OF Ego on p
go on resumed his remarks when,
nf; barry, OF Miss, again called him to order as
ne believed that the courtesy granted by the Conven-
ton had been abused.
motion was made and carried TO adjourn: and
the dresden. declared the Convention adjourned 10
meet again on the 2lst ofJuue
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xx,,rr New Concern, 1e.
w TN me view to charging the Manufacturing Depart
men. 81 our business have again
I'm M oI .ne papo.e Of carry ing Furniture business
WYsToN W under the style and hrm Of L H. G.
hS public for the liberal patronage extended TO us nd
h @ ana respectfully solicit continuance Of the
al those having claims against /. WESTON 4 Co-onS
IT, "iNs1os and D. H. c. WiNsToNw present them to us
settlements and those indebted will make payment 10 us
r,ho, JOHN l.. WINSTON,
'""oe j. H. G. WINSTON.
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AiptFs.-Grern-- offering.
Btoos-Demand good notice sales at 10bOilS Tor
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LIVE Just received from the English Diversity Mills"
assortment Of heseyery superior and newly invented
,h ladies' and those usiag Needes generally, will and
'i'se wen worthy OF call and their attention.
5000. \. NJ. SIMPSON, (Oppozite Farmers Bank,l
may 20 No 1856 Main Street, LynchburR, Va
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Sefait,. tmnsD:,mc IL.
G;cfmmSer menfS.,eu.ssrrn.r,

Sn 8etraHt eS resnerln9cn SSener2, mr5 ~ I IN Qaufr b..
aS Nrhtjatrs batten nue IN 8rlAc centten tlnn MN aar .tbt
inerre ernartes, ais eIe rtr pItnIih: % III obi, rl Tins srS
9enses in perbaitnienaSiscr GSete srl ben gen auS5aTnbeu pu
~"eteSntn une eer Nalarti leipeu wno I'D curt onpcrc vprb RI.
iNnecn SeRtmerlfautbsitsn ~Eunpoebsn wtrb. Sss sshs es;shs,
strbrciet it in ualernh Ganee su 3abr gu Sabr LtcbT. urp ,prrn
niSt selsss 6itesr. 10 miro Ieten Cholera serea Strus e%innebn,sn,
obne sn Rem ptctn 9aucnfeberH. benz Sppbus une foust unS
SecdlrlNebsrn su lprt6eu, Die tets ite sn,abt Spfrr fr eas CSrab
iOrcerl, Sn SsIradt Stslsr asatiatsn 1T saS bette, mas man
Sun tann, os aGipsr1s enltiuit'a IN tbrtni nrrmalen 3ultanr ,u
TT 6nltt,r rim MrSnorot f'
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Ote uIlterietdnetsh leufen rie Iufmerffanfsit
"cn sStrosrpertdufcrn ouf i6r 91aer pcn O,rpce.
rtes, prupttpns, Otcbl, Gisarrsn, Rlutabat INN
lcnitt9e Artttel, bic QemGbidit in etnem perarti.
gen Wpplelale'@ rihNft 9cfubrt wcroen. y3eIcu-
orrs madert lie auf tbr reidhcs g8cin. uuo Qiounr-
wager antmer1om. VIE biele 9Gaarcn rmlirSen
aut nerplt6ea Wdrttcr unO mciReuS fir Saar
9etauTt wtsbdlb mir bel pinttlihen Ye,ablern
gu altBertt bllliSen YretIcn p~ertaufcn tSnrer. =
Ote son na8 ais aht %9arontirten Sranp;es mn
2Se'ue ltno eiaene Smpcrtatipn, unp websr ar.
mtid!, nod nit 3ulabrn lGaoliher Stoffe per.
ebrn, ipte b!eles lei ben i'm Noresn aefauften
Wdaren nhr si oft Der Sa(l it. Der Geribnte
"sT. WSa0aee'S Yure Mcuutain Dem" @bisten,
oen psm mir Gle tin5i9en Sert6ufer linp, pirp
an 0e9dlt unO Quite pon feinem iunerboib .ber
Scr. Staottn aetrannten Bbisfey iiscrtrr6en
unler SH9cr beltebt aiGeroem nod aus:
luO0 Jap rrtra une i%uperinr Mebl, untcr b..
men Die pen Sndern gciuibtrn Sprten Stem.
Dileans, portp Sticu INN Cuba 3uder uno Wr.
~lalIrS; 800 6aS Cut 2oaf 9rulbeS. Vcmperrn
unO &nfe< 3udsr 100 Soften G6ce 500 lSias,,
Setfe UNI 2thter; 80. | uuD SO. 3 WadrrrJ
unO 3elin9r t iihs quite @pibeg Butter INN
Der mir pe&cutIih Senoungrn erbalten sor,
Sacon SiprS, bame, SHOULDERS unp 8reoIts
SaIl Starte, yeolt 9Uwper, eemablrnen ,Rofe
unp YFHer Yieifen, Selen, elmer uno oGe S;e
l%Onit'Sen ArlttsI, bic in elmer Grocery scw6bnlit
perlat9t per?en.
6ernsr: Us. Walace's Yure Mountotu De,
9SRistr9, Sti&arOlen's, &ugcaipcia Sluds Ou,n,
oa9O Woncnsabrla une Nee.tfep Wbisfey. zoo
SAP fran5tGlben SranDy, bort, Mapsira. Sber.
ny, Glarst unO Gbampasn 9Brin: @iper. Som.
mon SrnnNg, Sin, Stun, Npple SraneY unp oG,
Arten ~Piauprs.
Us nj. Us altaLe S5bne.
Gde Der 14ten uuo @ors.(Stross
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Ippttrfer, Orugtt, 3mpetter pen pcHt,
l6rn Gpsmiealten II. l. ~. Mr. ; Matns Ctr.
sf9enutsr hem n!trn Wfarftr.
Es" Sseeptt rsrecn nit her er5eteu Scrsfalt uue @snau.
iehtt bsreiei, ipmie Dem lid c 9r6parate uub @naGpirn
mil duFtrItev yuniiidtstt heiprgf. Yapetaufteu ute ntroer Sae
~rst6baltigr Wager an 'niidper. etutibe. uno frln,oNjhcr : ftts
riidtr arintt n Foneasg tiklu. {. III. in teltr IuSwabI len
IN AussulIttl nebmcR. me. b. y:iis! yum Sbcil klbit al mic .,lc-
ran. aS en forbidden prer'sr er.s. s;i-s arrpcn. Nepf,infos
4 en- rsreeH iu Ssn bihts'ip S:e!ss :nstn ri:ecruat nit ntusnl
s3pr-dtte aueeeifattri.
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OruDItn9Ss uno Spmmcr Nsaren fir 1860.
1; ute, MuBsn unc st u6e8aarer
Ne lntsriet@nelcn bakcn icet ,~Orrlihis unp ,um s;erf,lf
cue retne 9iemall Won Our, Gaiiimcrc, Srcnd5s unS Slime
rlISn 6elt pas. .99toItettn GrcB pats Der fcinifcn SueIit5t
utG ~ leptnt %rrte ltcte ~rrrvG:bie mo mcrben and fSlhe ans
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N. A. STURDIVANT,
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