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The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-01-20
WlNUNEs0,

Mr.. Hamilton, OF Texas, was
taken up by the det "c.utic and
some other anli-rciv,';-aa ell
ements, and received vote
amounting to 80. The fol>
lowing archie .proeeedir y! 80,
Mr.. ]. G. Davis, an anli-T.c-
compton democr.t, nominated
in a short spce,.i, rs I aa.ion-
altman, for the speaker.iiip, a.
j. Hamilton, Of a'cXas.
Mr.. Davis, Of Mississippi
withdrew the name Ct ,Tr. Bo>
cock, who he SID wou.d vote
! Tor Mr.. Hamilton.
The result Ct the rial was
then announce 70 lie as fol-
lows: Whole Timber Of 2ll.
Necessary TO cEeicc, LOG; NJ,
Sherman, 1913; Mr.. Hamilton,
80; Mr.. Gilhcr, Ia; idr. Beg
no!ds, 2; Scattering ,S--|
On the first vote that day
Mr.. Gilmer had 22.' -.
Mr.. Leach, Of North CAROLYN
ia, said if these with whom he
acted (the Southern opposilion)
had voted for Mr.. Hamilton,
that gentleman could not have
heen elected. He voted for Mr.,
Giincr, but said that whenever
his vote was necessary to elect
a good conservative democrat,
1t should not be wanting.
Mr.. Scott remark ed he had
got out Of a sick rGDm for the
purpose Of voting for Mr.. Ham
l!ton, but had understood Mr.. |
Wln>low had him paired off
with Mr. Pot,le.
hessrs. Moore, Of Ky. and
Boie!er. could not longer vote
icr a democrat, as the democrats
could notconccnrra;e
on their own nominee. ~
Mr.. Houston. Of Alabama.
replied TO Mr.. Boleler, that if
the South Americans who had
voted for Gilmcr had voted for
Mr.. Hamilton, an election could
have been brought within one or
two Of a result.
3lr. Harris, Of Md, showed
wherein Mr.. Houston. mistook
as Messrs Briggs, Nixon, and
Morris Of Pa, could not have
been counted on for Mr.. Ham,
] lion. Besides. he wanted, TO
know where the other two votes
were to come from.
Mr.. Houston named Mr.. I
Horace F. Clark and Mr.. Adj
Jsu.
The two last last named GEM
;lcman scycraIly declared tina,
when PROPER time came they
we're ready and willing TO take
the responsibility;but tlicywouId'
not say what their course would
be.
Mr.. Smith OF Va, made a
humorous explanatory as to his
tasting cgs-nog on the Goth Of
December, which was kindly
sent him by a lady, by a lady,
while he was speaking on that
occasion. Tho not strictly 10
speak temperate man, he was
very temperate. He had not
taken a glass Of spirits and wa
ter for forty"five years, although
he liked Il little egg-nog at
Christmas times. (Laughler.)
On Thur sday there was an
unusual exhibition Of feeling
and excitement. Some sharp
language was used, the sergeant
was obliged 10 interfere,
and for some time a collision
was apprehended. In the apita-
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-01-20

ASS shos1 WIN iSW OASSRIOuSs
the members Of every other de-
nomination, in this country, exS
cepting the filthygang of South{
ern Methodists, are coming ut
gloriously to the defence OF the
privileges and rights of An aGlic-
; ted sister in the bonds Of a COM
mon gcsrel! Prot. Methodists;
Baptists, United Brethren, Pres
byterisns, and even our :Catho-
lie brethren, $50 far as we have
heard their sentiments, are
determined to make common
cause with the ME. Oh. land if
necessary spill their blood in de-
fence other rights! How beau.
tifully true has it been written,
that if one member Of the body
Of Christ suffers, every other
member sympa,hizes with it.
= At the conclusion Of the ats
tack upon the Church, F: H.
Peirpoint, Of Marion county, be,
ing present, was loudly called
for to make a Union speech
Mr.. Peirpoint took the stand,
and commenced by stating that
he was a good Union man, but
he did not know that he could
always make Union speech
That in listening to the speech
Of the man who had iustsi down
he had been perhaps sympathi-
sing with the numerous audience
before him TO see the mclancho-
ly position in which they were
placed. That the proposition
was to drive all the Methodist
Episcopal Ministers, with their
Christian .NdrecatcS, out Of the
country. lie was apprchensive
that his Ministers Of the M.
P. church, and the Baptis, Hin
listers would soon share the same
fatc-that he had an extensive
acquaintance with them all and
he could never see much differ
cHce among them-he did not
know exactly what to advise,
+ 1T might be prudent for them
All to join; appoint Fetch Vim
cent high priest general and
grand ho-to-tote of Northwest
ern Virginia, and then for them
all to go to him and ask him,
"pray, sir, Mr.. high prizes, and
grand ho-to-tote, may we en-
ploy this man to preach for us,
or may we subscribe for this pa,
per, or that paper? or, forsooth,
please examine this article and
see if may read it. BY the time
Pcirpoint got thus far, Vincent's
righteousness became so appa,
rent that such shouts and SIAM
ping we never heard 60 up from
a delighted 1hrong. 'Peirpoint
turned round, and said, 81 was
studying how Vincent should be
paid for this" and said,W reck-
On, as he was paid for lecturing
on Know Nottingham Vincent
said, Eggs" eyes," said, |
Peirpoin!, "roltcn eggs would
be suitable compensation, but /
would not advise their applica-
ton" AT this point there was
tremendous cheering.
The remarks throughout were
noble, patriotic and eloquent
Scores Of persons were carried |
into the third heaven ofpolitical
bliss by the enrapturing and lof- |
ty sentiments Of the speaker.
Shout after shout broke forth in
deafening peals; and if ever !
Flctcn Vincent, (the only man
we ever knew who boasts pub
licly Of having been often pelted
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sSs. II. Prr1r1e,rI &C., .n
= ne orally piuter, aud The mos, iuf,u.ni.al
81; 49, eirs1' u'inS newspapers In ta- U.
hi'ea SAVES AID CAndaS. They ure authorized
20 esnirsa for rs II our lowest rates.
Y OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
:D,sscin;ion.-A very shrewd
and well informed Virginia de-
mocras, (no difference Whether
Ire lives in Prun,ytown, Fair,
mont, Clarhsburg or PhiIippi,)
recently remarked that The
the people Of the extreme
South would; be benefited BY a
dissPfution of The Union, but
that western Virginia, and the
border country generally,would
be greatly injured by such a ais
solution: 'nin1sga ,::'n W,.. 49,:
Now The above. sentiments
are the facts ofthe:case: at Ieast,
hundreds of extensive negro
owners in The extreme South
want The Union dissolved-they
are, tired Of the Union, have
Tony, been tired Of II, some of
mem never did likeit, and they
Tant to get out Of it, by force,
or: otherwise. as the. case may
Bc. rs il. pot clear to every hon
est:mipd'tha di$uniop SEN
t1mGnts, c6mins'f from the South
are rs dangerous to the Stability
oEthe Union as the 'rakest abo>'
H'ioa doctrines that ever enia-
mated from the North? Nay,
are they not more dangerous?
But how is the South to repcl
abolitionism only BY disunion,
replies an objector? Use the
argument Of the State of Viz
GINA 10 the Harper's Ferry
murderers--rcpeat this argu-
inent as often as necessary, 10
the full extent Of the law-but
for the sake Of humanity, for
the sake Of civil and religious
liberty, for the sake of the
worlds last hope, let no man
throughout the length and the
breath Of the entire South be
tolerated wh6' will urge the
propriety, the advantage or the
necessity Of disunion:. 49,.
1f,hc South will have slaves
Sic must ex lbrct to have trouble
witK"ther-the past history Of
the institution in the konth fully
snst:iins this position If there
were not a. white abolition1st
within ten thousand miles Of the
south the slaves would occa-
Sionally give their masters trou-
bIc-srch has always been the
case, such will always be the ,
case.a All the South can do, or ,
ought to do, is TO regulate the
Institution by wisdom, humanity .
and religion, and punish all mis-
chicYous abolitioni5ts in her
or within her reach, in
a summary manner. Let the
South use The right kind Of ar
suimcnts with the 'North-hang
all her abolition murderers but
lei us all, north and south, east
and west, stand by the Union,
now, herceforth and forever
II NAV be extremely difficult,
AMI require much wisdom, pa
trio.ism and Grmness, on the
part Of the son.h, to correct the
evils Of abolitionism ; but let it
be borne in mind, that, difficult
as is the task, it will be ihfnite>
y less difficult than 10 form a
Southern Republic which will
lot be more Objectionable TO the
people Of the'South than our
present Government =.
In conclusion, we say it be-
.-- 4 .t:o.,a';t III hero 10
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-01-20

80" 'SSit'hSh'o W NuoNh l'oiiiS
clans. Give them all they ask,
and a dissolution Of the Union
would follow as certainly as that
night follows day.: q:
Down with northern aboli-
tionism and southern disunion-
ism, and three times three
cheers for our glorious Union.
CRAZY DAN. .i'T",H 49,
Che Crusade Against the nj. E.
Church Commenced" To
Your Tents, 0, House OF
IsreaL":t. :, :...
All that wicked men and de-
wills could do, was done in the
courthouse, on Monday last, 10
awakeh,>a crusade against the
NJ. e. Church, in western Vir-
ginia. In order to succeed in
this unholy, heaven-daring and
notwithstanding plot 10 raise a CRU
sade,-an open attack, upon
Ninety Thousand Virginians,
men, women and children, who
form, as whole, as good class
OF loyal citizens as the State can
boast of,-a poor, hall-witled
fool a man with rs much brass
and rs little decency as the devil
possesses, with more CAB than
5Talns,-a man who has no NOR
al character, and never had any,
"A man who is never known TO
speak the truth when a lie suits
his purpose better-a man who
is totally irresponsible in law for
any thing he says or does-was
employed TO commence the war,
BY a public speech ofsome two
hours length, denouncing in
wholesale billingsgate. abuse the
NJ. E. Church and her organs,
not even excepting the La
dies. Repository, Gone Of which
he held in his hand,) and other
literary publications issued IN
der the patronage Of the church.
The speaker concluded bv say
ing, "Lct Us drive the preach
crs Of that Church, and the pa.
pers and periodicals Of that
Church out Of the country!w-I
The poor fool, when driven to
the wall by the noble and gem
erous defence OF l.. II. Piers
point, Esq, who is not a men,
Der Of that Church, took water,
by saying That che sometimes
spoke what he did not mean to
he intended 10 say, |
-"Let US drive fanaticism from
he country."--Bah what a
contemplate subtrcluge! The
onIy fanatics We know in this
ountry is the contemplate
who tried 10 throw fire.
brands into the midst Of a peace~
able, law-loving, and law-abid-
ng community, by attacking the
VI. Z. Church, and the few
:curvy fellows,-(and they al |
'e'o, indeed, who have the har-
lihood openly to sustains his
'iews and sympathize with him. |
We now distinctly. announce
hat we are willing 10 answer at
he. bar, .of'public opinion for
what we have just said, The
VI. f.. Church asks no sympa-
HES from her enemies; and
while the members of that oh. ,
corn the open insult hurled at
IL
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-01-20

y: PIr1rSsiLt / Co., nre the Agent,
OF iss Fof,;ly Pirtcr, aud The mos, Influential
~ ;ss.:t eirss' uinS newspapers In th- U.
~a ss"s AID Candas. They ure authorized
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DcrGtbrrun0S- -Ge(rUGf5aft.

q drid d whO brrnrt gcSrtcn, ba6 rer
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De @trittun95 Gcmpnanie, an pcu fclarnoen
9itB'n vCn rem lldtrjctAHetcn ccarttirt mrrren
MIN, n6mi6
NcO. II, an rem tfmtliam SauIc BON Na-
tGan Grfrlgr, Wrbtau 8ufsGc.
9ipo. 10, an rem 6ffeutIi6ei Sdu1e BON Ga.
lomon Sung, Waratawnp, 9lts 60.
@citere gtotbribt
wtrO tirrmit sc9cten, baB jrrcs Mtalrb Isin Sar
trntrtaIb trebiB 1agn ron rbigcn Datrn Re.
SablCn muB .urp penn bies ri It nfithirhi hhf
81 letht SfrrGerung ~rrrgt.'r .tn tSaQe er inner
taIt brr 0ngc9rtsnrn 3dt eirsn YnluR crlsisen
lolte.
SIN Outrage Ger @coro
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G5 foa auf Gifentli6,r Nucticn bur6 trn
llnterui6nrten, In Der Staet Gmaus, Qe6a Gaun.
tv, pCrtauit merprn, auf SamRasS ben II. unp
247sn Nrsrmtsr, unO am tNsn, STEM unp 26iter
December C3rrite Gbriitdse) rdhllsns-ber Srrs
Fauf an ben Sr'rbsr Sdaen UNI 10 llbr Scrmit'
tags nfan9euo-ramlh
Der oanm Gtcd Gtptr9iiter res llnttrseiGnc'
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QIcucmfnt Sud, I6warSe unO fdncY Gabimuss
Sattinstte. Dwrecs, Ssanes, Selpsts, ietene UNI
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Deains, Gnstams, 9rints, @brds, Gdinss
lrinmr unb baumpoasne SiIhtaAsr, Wusins
Gamtrics Ii. +. no, aud S6ube, Stiefsl, Sdte
6appen, Spiegel, 2eberwaaun, sin pplldnbigra
N0pttemsnt Sartr g8aarfn, Scl;waaren, rint
srobe 2pt 3innpaarsn, cine Got Sa,iSfs, Sid
unO SVben SsItud, etc. etc.
glae llnb eingetarm tei3uwoGnCn unb tsicnbrri
rtr Gdries, w:nn Fe Bargains MAIDEN mUllen, be.
ICnpnS in Qlpatcas, 0iusIn Dclains, II. +. ~.
Die 8spinsunsen an BEN 9uScn trs grfauft
unp Qufwartun9 curA
S. s.. Gromon.
q. 9.-9luf uno mad trm 1fsn 9lpSemtrr
rddlcn5, wtrc rrr unter5ei6nete fir Sar9elo All
SCRm prrfaufsn.
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October 81. ro3m
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October 81.
SOefentli6e 9Seubr.

Sc IptIen ouf tFentIi6rr gtnru Dsrfauft wrr'
tn, ouf GrcitasS rem t6tm glrecmter, UNI 10
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lid:
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lcitrn, Spsrr' uup nnberc &ctttn, uno Ipnil nod,
ptrlnlsi 8aurrn' Sar0., unp 5ufcngcrdtbl4af
ten ~ umlidnp.i1 alrs bier Su mClpm.
Die 9eOinSunscn am Gat4ufltase mb Quf.
irartung BON
Sronflin 8abmon, Qom'cr.
Sctuter "a. #3m
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SctUter "a.

Dt, untersidnetcn Snf'rtiatr Scn Gi3arrrn
unb EataIbGuclcr wInidm Gigaucnmadcr uno
nas 9utlitum i'm QGgtmcncn raraui ouimcrtIam
" madgn, bob lir ipstcn crbaltn babcn cinc 0rUs
&c unp atllcmfinc 2utmatl Won Connecticut,
SEip unb Spaniffm 8lSthrslatat, nrbil cincr
oagcncnn 9tutpa0l trr trIen aItn Sted Gts
9arrcn, GaSnNiI4 uno Iau6 Eotat, mcIGc5
oGco Fs gum Gutauf oustistrn in ilysm Storr,
gprp Ssbente Stra6r, AQmtaun, ga, fir Saars
9rto prer auf Grebit.
CbarlC6 u. Eubc uno 56bnc.
Set. 10. na3m
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gerN tjrrnlit sc1ctrn. taB bic llntSr3ci4nGtcn
ale Grrutcwn pon Der 0intelalerI6aft rrs Ssrs
ilcrtrnrn 9euten BUS, Iegtbin pon glirpus
Macun9ic GaunIaip, 9s6a GauntY, onsrirnt
wprosn fnb.-Gle pitienisen patrr, prlds nod
an bsId8te SnterIaii'nidnft f6ulpis inp, iinp ts.
nit aufsefUrrert innrrBaIb gBcGn anSurufrn
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Neue StDbr : Sitter !

Nm Stcbr rcu 2. :. Buro9e, erci Sbdreu,
untCrbalD eCm antns pau crGr Spiltbcn Dem SPartis
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5rtuncen uno Gem gutIItum Utsrbaupt bic Nuieiee
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IN 3uieg 81 iItncm frGbtrn Glcd, fir 6CrtIt uno
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mcbIfsl gu rtrtaufu, 70 Iotd or ollie . men uno
SErrtn, Gle Ctnt9c Art pcn Stcbradttr broubsn ein
br tbm anjuruftn, etslsIttn 81 btihttaen uno fit
ftb fttlt gu urtbeiItn.
Gables Srcfi Otter, :.
aIs pcllene Geluncs, Cinfabc gurirtt, SrenIdb uno
anesrs NRerincs, WrushcanCs, etnShnliGtc, lbraris
une f9urirtr Scieen, Saum Ore6 Seieen ron Der
fhSnltGn Grt sub 0ultCrs pcn rcrfhictencn StrIss
uno preilen Stlla uno onetrt Stbams rcn ofIcn
Nrten, SuaIt5ten uno prrifiu Gjinebams, .aat
tune ron alien SarbCn uno prtiitn, uno titerbaupt
alIts pen Drc6:Gdttr mas cit N1Cbt fir iunae Da.
men it, eosr dtnhe Ytricrcn gu tra9tu pdnlhsn.
80 lann6z q liter:
sub, Gaiimcrs, Santtts, Tlnnnd, @eliinas, llns.
tsrtIstosr uno allie Irtrn Sitter su sahlrsit au,us
fdbrer.
Carpets inH Scltmd1,
g5oIsrs IrCi pri, 6tinarmatbtrs, Srsppcu Care
pet fbmats uno triitcs SrItub, fir Slcsr cosr auf
Slide, an tiui9cn prtiiin. Spj,9sI II. I'M.
0rO}rrrirn:
6afTss, psrfcbisrCnsu SCrteu, Sbet. 3udsr, Gprurs
MoaiTss uno anbCrer, uno ellis Epas untsr rem Nlas
men GrciCrCiCn tt9tiItn in.
5al3:
Srmabtenss 9ipirrcct SOt in Sadtn uno beim 8u'
fhcL fsnes 2tbtCn tsi rtr Suantitat crSr in ttsis
nen Datrp: p:Siten.
Ale Artin 2ontcS: prceuttGn nrtecu an Mortts
prefsn i'm Gustaudb fir a8norcn an9encmmcu.
Durh Die bis bicrber quite llntcrltdeuu0 i'm @ci
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Srerutcr BON per 5intGIaBsnf6aft pcs Ssrllcrbs.
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baa 5aunItp, 0e6a Gantp ernannt pcrren IN
Gae Dtritni8cn bNbu, weIde nr6 an teIaate
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OFpBStltdufe NlclrcrDdnriCr,
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pttr9t
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&lcieEnG, fdr IRinntr uno Rnatcn ;um yer
tout priu CT liz Nufmriiam'ttt rcn prcmpttn {
Mlcnot uHo ~or9clo Rauf,r elnlaclt.
@tne Grfabruua ren mehr o(s 40 Sahrcn in tic.
i,m 5tlhift, EGt tbu in rin Stauo @crblitt ol6 ~
E5wce, 0ualitItu unb prttGcn ausmhonen, Stepcr
tcnGm 6out GNttrcfeu wctrcu fGnrGn.
6Iuf,r wtrotn odtur9spcu cnatlooen kinen
Stcd ia urtnludtn che iiG rnitwr taufsu.
or Sid5 Yro;snt DtetCuut miro Crloutt fir
boar3 &tiahmn9 in 9ut,n 5unes.
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#,ebrsnosn uno @crpen esioenoen III CT pileus
;tts ;u pSrSfsulIiben.
bclhs Die cs pdnIben miro CT cine 8crIbrift,
pcuer 1npciluna, Cteltsnfrei) juGsnoen sbeu;
1 cine Qrcbe pcu Der SRebi;in, pettbs lis ots si:
dblCbs GcmbuatieH ron cCr @atur's einfahen
utsrn fineGu rpGroeH Sold1s bic bas gRittel gu
n rpdnlhen, tSunSn ss bur6 bic 5urGdssbrcuos
srbaltsn, penn fe fbreitsn an
q. g. Gutbbcrt,
Rrdute Dcstcr,
SIC. 429 Brcabmac. Trurcrt.
psa ls, 1860. uo5u
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ySc.gC &s5Gafec.
grereQ uuo N01eaqer

., Slno inner nod am alftn Ildft uno eo
IA rrtduftu lhrc ccUU0ItthG ausrobI pcn IA
III 98lartn nit nte9sg sghen,m @rfcI9c. SIe -Ri
nuo e0Gn ron Str Gin ,arud9stebrt nit eincm pcls
tineiaen ARertettrt roH s2rrfsr Jsat,yu rrH 81
tn Srls. NGuttrn uno Sh0uiruuocr. Sbr Stod
htlltht aus
SaiFmcrca, Seirr Settings tsr rfuelsn Stgls,
Iuh pcn alrn i5arben, lolistintrn, Grapats,
uno furj auem mas ju rnrm Mamt @njus
erbGrt.
5ie 0iOlr niht pcr. b06 It uur oGtir fir @oor:
lcto p.rtau'tn uuO cohtr mcbtfsilSr ais ous thrs
9iahSaru rtrtauitu tSuntn. obcr cas- Ilssn ft. bof
IL 10 wchtflt p;ru ntbt uthtftilcr ptrtauftn tSu:
neu cts ictche. e's Es hb gum e6tbaft modcu gu ia:
lsu, coG he nur fdr &Nar9ctb vttaufn. Ste 9au;
ocp on cos oliS Sprdbwcrt: ,,GbrIihG etute tsiah
fen hrc Chrtjh:n ShulOrn," unb putltIirtu tahtr
feline ieusr teaus GnJtiltr. mths rtt gCutc 9iuat
3Iautsn MAIDEN mran, tiS in Qaatrtcitnttt ir fno.
S5crti8e GIeitcr.
Sl haScn st.ufau6 tjn pv5ht9es uTcrtrmcnl
ocn fsrti9Cn @lcrCru ouf bono, cie ft an fthr mic:
otrtu Wrctiiu ;u ptrtaufu ontiIten. 1ue Hrtitcl
rcrrtn uuttr ibrIr si9enen QufIbt 9tnaht unb tci
ne auoGrc al6 CUTE QaarCn ptrotn fdr ibrs 8lsitsr
otrarbitFt.
Mud rcrbcn AtGittr ouf bif tGr;titt anicj9t ncd'
BunihG rIrFtrtiQt. GoNttar FIR tte 9crcTcne lib.
iralt Sum- rts YubGtums. pcrrm fs fib btftrttGn
2iui ScrtrauGr tsrtIttn ~ rGrtiGutn.
Srpreu uub Mrtger.
1Uintaun, gro. 7, 1860. nQl5
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0rtDat : 95erf0uf,

8on fcDGgbarem lie9enoem Gi9entbum.
Der llntr3dGncte birtct tirrrma feline
S9crrlif5 c Sancret,
8elc8en IN Strrs sSauccna Gaunftip, 0e6a Gauns
tp, rurd FJiSat Sarbct sum Grrtauf an btcisl.
he ii bsOrdn,t bur6 2dnpsr BON Samuel Ssber,
Deter Srq uub Nbrabam Sel ertbaltenb 59i
9lder. DopUn Rno s older bonn bsIcn 5oISlanb
unp Gfsr trrrtt6e g8isIrn. Der 8r1 III Scm
tsirn 9auIanb, in flcine Ididlds 5rlrrr stttritt.
TN beln GuItur. 3ulanbs unp titrrbaupt in alien
SInIi&tm in tfr bslen Srtnun8. Die gerteI.
isrunscn lInb
&EEA Stpei quite SSpbnbduier,
:;;;Isgs tas cine SwsiRtdis unb bas anbtrr
skssss ksss ~ sinf5dig, cine CUTE ltrinsrns S4suer,
Elm Stall, 70 ipie ale onosrs geben9ctGuee. Sc
telineet fA allrrlr Bonn telrn DIP ouf rfm
9nnpe-9lei6fda cine CUTE Syringe, unb Elm gu.
ter Drummer nate Dem gEctnbauIe, unp 70 flir6t
aud cine Greef purh baBrIte.
G5 il rirS rprtrsffIihts gigentbum, une Sauf.
tuiiigr ioatm rabrIte iecenfaas teietrn, e9e lir
lcnlwU tauien.
Ste Sebinsun9en unb bas NG9rr iiGsrbaurt
srfd9rt man bel rfm Gissnttamr.
0enrp SeQ.
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sc q 6 T. / 0 t

g3hb bIsrmit 9rsstrn. rn6 tte llntrr,dtnetrr
ais Nrmintl ltratcren bon Der StntrrlnBen16aft bee
DerlOrtenen George 9 d d, lsgttm Spu
gSriIenbm9 SaunIap, Gs&a Gaunty, anssfeat
wprbcn ilnp.- &ae Dtsienissn batr, rpr6e nod
an tcia9te Stnterladenl6aft i6ulbis lInS, fnt
bisrburh aufssfUrrsrt innsrtalb Bcdcn an,u.
rufsn unp abiubeSablsn, - llnb Splfr bic nod
r'6tmdbiae 5Croerunsen taten mEgrn, finb ebrn.
fails srIutt icl&e innsrtnlb ccm ndmli6m 3eit.
raum pplItelatiSt sinjutantiscn an
Sdttorina Sbi&, I 9r,,,,,,r.
&bomo6 Sbid, "0'" ''''
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Gtlte OclOGnlt1l0.

Cine tiai0e 9cIc6nuns wirO irgrnO elmer gns
fen YsratrC@t, re6s bic Y1ion cher 9rri4ntn
nnirst, bic Dem llntsrjej&Eftm, In giiebr.Nltt.
fcrS GauHiGjp, 9e6a Gaunty, nun I6cn gum
prittsn Nfal leinen 3eiungs '&aiirn atseriecn bas
Sen, tamit rr i'm prr fs sui6ttib telanesn
fam. Dag bic 6tGtsr BON bsn I6lr6tsllrn Nlrn.
i6n auf rT @ree inp, bies 9itt jrrrr rGrl6s
Menf& 9srnc gu - unO taB Ie feline 10 Weilen
ws9s pUn Dem ,Sullfrpd' Damn" wctnen alaubt
unirrr san3c Na&tari&aft. Saliet babrT cure
Nu9en ouf Ie serhtrt.
Sacob &rauB.
October 81. ra3m