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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-19

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den fOnnen, naApem ite Die ancern beim
8aller 6ranS bon 9emaht baben, unp icb
9e'tebe, ltf lltmir unan9enebm oenu renn
mttne ldtDne Gpdtcr 81 eme nttne fame
Damn um Die 6reups, bcute 9beno nit pem
0tafen 9fartlbfln ibren rullil6en Ians aus,
Sufubren. Hl al. HSn1s
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Taller 6ranS 1T ben MOnarAen bod mfg,
lun9en? 81
Sl, tie 1T tbnen iniBlun9en. Die 6erren
Aleranoer upp Srieprih @ilbelm baben ltb
bitter lber mid belbwert 8ailer Srans bat
MID etn weni9 perleusnet BAT lth Sur @rO6s
fnlt'n Gatbartua .be9sben, um ltb ouA YOr
oen 0amen Su perlbeip.9en, uno AUDI bort
meln Setra9en lu miBbillioen llno sll resas
ooutren. 9lber paS lit NueS, mas Die Wp,
harden erlar9en fpnnten &ailer 6rans bat
MID 9etaoeIt, aber er penf niAt rnran mid
entlaiitn 81 pOlIen uno i1 lpiu Jbne1 aud
la9en, mlrum ct cas- niAt tbut .....a.
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be8elltert lpeil ct Sbre srpBen Gisenldaften,
5brtn epIen @jeiI fennt, neil --7a,s9I d,,6l.
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neil er Tlir6tet, CAP er ieber nebr arbeiten,
l1relben, nnterbanpeln llno conferiwn miiBte,
alip went9er SieselIad fabrtclren, S6ahtels
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10y ni1t mebr an ieiner Seitt m1re SD peiB
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etBennuBl9e rno lpabre Slebe, leufSte @enB.
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uno Die Wen6 n fennt 6aote Metternih la
Aeno. S6 merpe alip, trpB Der 9tnfe6tuneen
2lleranoer5 uno Srteprt1 QDllbelln5 an mel
ner StelIe bIetben, penn i6 bin pem &alier
notbmfnol9, uno wenn bic Wpnar6en pies
leben, 10 perpen ile 'plellei6t paran Denfen,
mir eint9e 3G8eltanpnilIe Su maiden, 10 ME
lh AUDI bemubt lein rperpe tbnen einioe su
MAIDEN, uno mir ipeni9ftu6 YreuBru gu per-
fbbnen. Sd weroe atO beute nod einen
8ert tra II m 9arotnbef9 itbldtn, unD
ibm neue gOrl9Id9e in 8etreff Sa6lths
maAeu. AA 7I-
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-19
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q r. 5sn T6Ien mo- bic Snmptcme @ etpos In Srtem
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Tsr melt arbseren Sene tere4tgt IT. Beren9ungen cb
trics~ merbeH mad einer nenen ben Or. j. Smtb nufGe
hrbsnu ebanblunase IN penl9en Ga0eH pbne S@mer3en
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NJ ns trieres" bbon6et perbeH, Wcour@ 70 oft @ba0tans
bts tranreften 5otsen terbeifhbreH ~ as1i.ffsa -.
qltnoe 9eut nnb 4 Dede ienitnaIer S@Wdde Ieihem
fOin @ 3eeu utlbe Tc6ur% Re sleln &mcr nn6 srcbs
g x 81 smith BAT burd bts sIadIi&e Gur Sbtser Rrantke
zen arbkere srhbutbe Hgenb sn aube A IN amesa
1not On be bas ueb IN Sen i6roen ben @utnb aus nub
St b,r Gonlfiticn bre miprnn9Lte Rra mteeer nbm
snfofe lrb Hilbe WteI anpenbd Sste weoBn TT ret bon
sPrr unb alien u1cralbn @iftea IN ener beauem b1ten
Pos ubersct ub fann TN Sat- cber Brpobaue Dbr 0 h
s rnb,mertf unb cbne Sbrn9 tn @d&dften au retrnGen
ororen perben Etr befti9e Gn3noun0 etn0ereM if
S;r6 Sin, gfufhrdntnna Der 2etenBweiic nCbpeneig.
1 bsu eranfbeiten bs weibIi@en @1le@D BAT Dr. 5. D.
itb Ie elmer getb abrer iene beionbere Nnmeamtet
iS4st t,nb perSnrdt allen 2cioeneen ene belenbe @ur
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s,n1 gl9ke erbaIe, Die Deb3u H sn un6 wnres turHAb
sbrsn oercibett pieL baben QebrauGt = reiS &6. Ber
P4e pee bon Baltimore ntfer pebuen, tbnnen nap Qenares
gnoa6e Der Gpurouc Dr. 8. 3. Smb tn pCrtoen BrteIen
csutiren be geeiau mad Hoab enem 1tee Des xenee
Qeldidt erhalteH. 49,. -. :.
ge anFroaen bebtH nreng prtbam. 81 her Oisn kne =
sarote 3intnler slr 8ispcften ber Potclten.
9Fea BON dtr BaOrseHs bis nhr abeubs.
or. 9. .. GMtfb.
Ssso-s 20. II shh- -6rebeziGRr. BsIsmss.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-19
2l0OOf0tlmcn ult0 glpDt6efe1t.
DIR. s. 0itmtl,er.
9entlde 9(potlefen

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SEQ. Al 91cro= =@aeitraBe
uto @Gepcu @ennippauia @peuue uno 8ibbeIfr
ere oe pb9en 8iBen 9eaenen 9pp6efe inb eei Ser
4en, opie benz geebrteu 8ublfnn beIenS enpoblen
&epe Cit8e neoBni4e 9eroronun9e merbeu an cber
3ejt nit oer 9bBten Sr9falt anseer9 audi io mir 6arc
Bdl9e riibe SeIbu9n e8 nit alien s unieren @edae ae-
bbreuOen @eicameten rerben. Die @nfertisuns eniier
rapara ooe aud 4ni4e 2nalpieu beiOr9en mir in unerm
- fb4u
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-19

G g. g. smtts sisIt Is rAbsr tar stsrsati@ BEN gabH-
h ettac GusenIieu Rer rCh8lien gsenf9aten aIs Nrt
uo gbrura u sebeu prs einse bcr Borbt asubeu mel
de aus peri6H6er gouuIatonn peeeH IWser nb aebrIt.
der erautbcu NIT bw srTa4en; stes 1T ies iebs Hnn6tte
geporbeH.
IS III geustnb fr bu ass.upurs umpTa1re tas Il tn
1885 in de6br1e Torm ats Ar srnbue Se ener 3 Bat a
u, gase 2lmeTtouteit Obi9sn ar0ntbem ascU0nb nnO
ben lcetcn obre g0eHten Cr as CUR 8ealinbuna
n,S Ramsns ale tbdgcr unb semeSiser Arst nCbpemOS
piea,6 alien Aeteu beFS Gbt Suionntnse
sdeben tatH.
SbaIei q BON Mem 91eIs Utseber drsien groris
r Qna6aIber ansecbeH ub, ann5et8en, 10 erenen sbo&
bic ben NIT IcIeu Rranbetten bebafe $ericnen erpaben
Botbeue gu sros ut bas an3Sen fat eEr netenbs gu
8alten. 8ut ntt eneu @brg UNI bas 8en
pureu2 Oeue bic RronEbeien bts Nses 81, bseul
ensu Grst cine irniec Rranfbt beu nnb &c.
:6 Des nt IN ber BCrnusfesuRs, bnB ibrc 3u r sr.
olgrei6 bdL1 Gr s. g. S@utb If Der Htcfe r.ssImdbbt
era6uirte Arst tIer Baltimore anSsn Idt Seine Eraris
III in ben Iebn Jobru cine 70 auSGebebn oeween uub r Sat
Sranbsn IN allen ds nlo minO:Ts IN bts tasen sebet.
T Besua ouf bic grpEe Nu5obI h@ Iencr 8tbanb.
luna oetoineur dn dIt es OF. Smith r Pftt ben naIld.
en ub beonbe rembea ben Db8meten Ratb an ertbct-
len ob barauf 8u aten bat Fe nit bu b tn f1IIeu IN.
aeaeu F brcben 0uadiab peIpdt werbe meI6e Serprr.
ugem ma6e Grnuans ieH ben srabreHtea beRsa
9lsrsfer hmm
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-19

Ol6ners Yueireneer SGnapps IN bas bette une retne
trnhe 3emtte mas e YubltfMm angebpten wur6e @s
wo SCn 5r4en ndml9 9raubsn Yaaumen ie Derertts
un9 ~ garil@ ret pom aaen ba6ltden 3nlaeen
rdnt unO Defenders eesn 6tSrunsen Der gerbaaunsspr
game III betlen.
O6ners Delta gursrenber Gdnapps pirb bon ben eatren
en- Nersn sur Selung Der Dpspep unSerbaultdte Abel-
M bes Mdnees an Mppetit unb 1bnlde Beihwerhsn eppb
len. 6u baben beie2Rz s g.. barrpn utb Co..
Gde BON 6anCDers ltnb Qpnbdrbnr.
De3l6mt alenteer Qleent fir bic Ser. St.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-19
0r. 2ollIitull.

@nee tts tSnt9den @cQesums be: DunbdrSte In 9pntDn
Sraeutre eues Der eren mepstnbe @Slesen Der
n OCT ben GoBen lb cass Gebens tn ben 1Olpttalern
epN00n ydrrs pbtdeepbta atreH Staben suebra
u9e Ger pnetrbdrlfen oenHBfn prHenbet ee Sc
Np Der WteSsn wetB nSdblts 9etcenbe bic Obreuiap
A frrerat unn anrereu Rrdnbetfeu itsten rhe g. lud
cue BET ppetben eraaen iu ehr erfGreden M OTt
ss Oct Ser'nsea 8enlsfsssn w Suseu ausenbtdt Sc
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-19
E88A SSSetnz ntto Stqnpr>SSanNlilua
- BON 3. f. ULMAN.
So: 5 Nprbe@asifraBe, 8aItimpre.


9ip: NDrbe@aYltraBe, Baltimore.
1857 unb 1858 Aprb in Oualit unb QuantGt er oe
ieanete Heina9te uo 1859 lit e6enOriel cepredenb obTd
1T mir a09 ebr CUTE aure su ebr nieNr9e 9re. gu pe:-
50 Sos fraSUl6s a0sB- sne Saut atteres au rs @ts 6
@aO9s tem say @ s9n 60 % a gu % gts pic eaons 50
81 'V zoo zoo Ii stem % sstb gsen tas oasenb su s2
$50 - gob -@eine Do 2,
aSS sSS &S' sp1sa sa sssis S5sts;aur s. s. nnS
so - Wt4 ,9eau 8efen bs 6,
SO - &hltean la Strange DO ~ 10, -
800 9aaonen 57eranS 5Ser &6en-9Seine Su 81, SIX
100 &tten aNarcpbruner Ser gu 81 bas Subens
100 9derenltetuer Ser Su $4H BE- .'~~-'-f-
200 g So4Aenner, gsadcnbehner nlb anOac.
100 SAB Qrrt- gSetne Sentatipn) so @ts Se @aupne
f. so DO. Do. Surauuber 81 So.
20 De- erle ollserlelene Yortmene $3.50 eie @auonG
50 Gs. bis 81 bic SlaIDe. sI
@rcse auswnl in Ufaa1a, Wtaoea, Heres 0tscat-
$50 RSrbe @bGnpasner, sarantirt dd5t. ifI.I
gran3Slidsn enonst 4l ~ sio per onssnS' 81 Die Sla4e
B Bon mir leIpt icr3dlts ubere b fret BON oen ab-
mnlitdtiCl' bon iraa6T Srannpsn 25 @t8 Bic Sla6e
-nno epn 40 Cts. bis 81 Die @5alone l,4~ rf.(frs,E
SCadnoiiben 98abOber Sndpps (G) oon 25 TtS. tS 75
GtsoE 5tal6e an6 BON rs Gts. bis S2k Die @alIcnc.
Cts be 81 Sic SaSe aO BON % as SIS s5 BE Sa Sat
SamGea- 9nR,. S9Ottiidsn @eritcn Sdlnoppo (Seott
unO bUGdubS1es Srduter Bitter gBcid5 Sitter up Sdme
ger Nassn Bitter, alnlette, Stolen @anle- Utanbeln-
YfcmtinSe, Wtaras6mO= GorbialS, 4blpntb, @ircIiac
&mbeer- 9rOmbeer-, 2sictir9eu- ynswer. 9tiruftp-.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &c. &c. 1i9E#H 1873 I t4E[
NaeS sn babcn bel ~ .-gs}.. g, &. nImon5 4eE
SB- gOn allen bieIe @aaren 9arautire m bic 0uatd ltb
neSme Oe penn nieBt berieo9en6 6uriif 3 .,r ass
8elten @ier> Buni9 Bel Der 6lald)e NIB Sal
lone, 5u ba6en Bel .lin4ass ea'%
siif1L I Iaf .. s. ntman IS
# Is9bi45bD1t tina 81 SmPSrtslr Y Ino 0elttuoteur gsio
9o @.-@opir
III n britt 93oIfin
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-19
Sunee NRdnner,

eieneers rte es Sptr sebemcH eGferS sspUrben n
a lbr1t ciels aduenbs ~ fubet rdt rstbt nel1t
tr itr rbdtsnsn 2alen tntdeltsn Dsraanbs
n rn Srnur eer Bsrsrridmeti Send beeefert
Vtt tS'dlbtrncs lone tntiedt baben Unr6en mSeeR @ mil
uouem 8crulRw n1pen I siT srtr t:a}--.- a.N,,,5 f
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-19
Summer a67.
25altinOrc.ge SoOlpital.

@'s9rin0et ynr unterorildun9 Der Suadlal6era
Der etnJl9s YlaB, NOD elne Delun9 erlandt
aa 5 ggd1l perpen tarn. rIragJ 5.,a
as4 ttnoerun9 In e6s SunneIl. m
Seln GuedItlber oas euerc @elunebeit rnla
lII gga lellps rutnlrt. r,,...l..a,... H
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-19
8eionperS Su beabten

DR. Spbnon betei allen Denen etn Dnlt an weIe I'D burb
re ssbetm une unnaurtt Set RDrper ler5enbe fur
he atbe b @eeaf6a uuG BITE &bt unfdbs ndeupt Safer
seitwutf baben f9ufrIe4ar4fr tfr',s 80 - +,
Stsr nn ntst aurteeu betaeeusprtDfn Sscn Der
ruben SewObnbesn Pes eafersI S6madt Ruden unh tn
ben tSeCern S6mersen Rpph GAwaGs bes edrs Derlul
Der 0usteiraft pstsCpfsn ncroStt unrube Maenfdudts
1nOrhnHns Der VsrDauunssreane alstetne Eutraftuna
Spmptpmt Der S6wtupunt 4 - rT
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-19
Or 9ubnIt0n, a,aa
Der et1t,l0e 2lriE, lpeL6er ar1setot.

w St1'JNJS <<A1LP tNSb\\ISb NbS0$t1h+
&tObltr abtsebn SGbrtu) % ,91jJE
Gr atee trfIdmfe uue beae UttteI In Der gDt
sutefd eaen "a. semitic dnfbsttsH Swa&s TIM @ndsn
Den Seern unirepi Gt9s Sddmen @-gtesunen Shmrjer
ssaa,tSt" aaft Ocs aeTvsnrst,es s soss ara Ratsn
Rrdnsh dlet CIhen ebe bts oDn leHtn
@ ns M bsr sS SsS So T M Gsf" Sp Ss
tFtutren ne wenn n e's sebet ~srreA brt sGnsnDAsn
pc1nunSrn peruiten S6pdbs &ruhuUn berucr6rnetn
W she unm68i maeu ub suest ben R6rptr uuh 5tpa ler
fcren.eE fgifS3 5tfIsl rrr.rafe .fs7stf tstar/I
1910 s1sg Sun9e Wdnner, .. -
eeneers rctf et Spe sebetmcn eoerS sswrben nh
eds ibritt cels aluisnps tn ~ ubes @at rbt psIdt
tr tbrC sb1bsnsn 3aents unh turptden 8eldnbs strd
Crnus 8<rertidmfe ben Sendt beaetfert
Vtt tdnbtraet 1Sns tntlpd babeu wnrDn mSeeR & nit
pousm Sertrhuew napen. a ann 1-r- r7r.f Is.
Ha.13 a Serbelratbete perlOnen,3.lr .
oot spI8e nrt M tu uerDsratnen Daba0rssn uub @ pip
8sr Gwd. Vee eues lupsrsu otnrsrudes bpust fnb Ca
ten 1nptrsd8itt Or SetHfCn u Rarbs steben. sJlsIt
4ls 9mpGnis n &p prsais setst 9srrattuns
t iaredAen art Utroen f5nsa turtrt Dsrtense re6ef
6 her Sehdnenns nn &urOss Dr SObnfOn unerstsbt
tam tim aIs ttnem &brenmdnne Ctns 6urt @ dnStttraen
uHH tHNtrl1tG auf ietns arart Gei&tdtest YerISfen
e31oEah OrSantlAe S1wdhe SD atgfl
auvsrast abstli rGft ~sber brsefeut Dees
rbttars tsen Ueles 0eben elenp bic Gbe g0.
rnmsn ftlft nnm6sI mdt t OFT bas eDos Derer bic tbr
u N9s6ps,funsn sentta neil tic srsa Eoaen aiet ssna
nnrn CbsIet6 Tie auh ourh Strfuren, 8ieberlbIagen TN
9st 4s sn rDS5 s SI1Sss S o 5sS
9Der aer nil ldHenen bic rdft Grseugung ber pc
cenen perleren ptrb bic 4 bem6en 9aen er9eben
Genen BITE pa Te np Ausrbem merben burh fruben @t.
mug r Ysrl9nungs sDerjsuse G@pat un6 BITE pts6en une
Beiltgen Rrae perndtet
&ern un eeber wen oft nt urfa&t Rrantbett it
rer &Hper rper 3e8 lDte pit retben t be GstDen anbe
rem rten u Die burS ps eprtnbelt sstesn 2afers nt
ES Dfftce: go. 7 SIp-5reDertfltrabe.
ltebsn1 Rburep pUn 8alttmCreltr, SltltAe Seite,
Die Stufen btnauf. rfo, r..r r,,s5,t;l,.,, .....
Dian merts d Ndmen unb DauSnnrer bcnn unpTenbe unt
rtert the g1mdber eurebeHe 6ertenlC(e Gudd
S9uhtllder StefIwber SnaBeneinter uub 4dmpenpuse
nnntn 1 regemaBe 4erite unb lanern detJCeen Or
Solution Nuf In Ndbe 9Tg Qa9UsT ftr &4ffs i-
NS @us Srtefc mn1en etnen DCa-S Stamp entbaten.
Glns 9ellan9 in 2 Ia9en sl9elt9ert.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-30
RAILROADS.

Cor.p wArcHss AT HAIr psfux -ror sAI.p
~ 81. sve. f.ss "a hurnrs v.'es-- ~ ssa se, -
sew; Nsnosd rks As- .. n. BARRIaosR.Ii7p arosxw~y
RON X, No rain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-30
SUMNER RESORTS.

nov open for Ne season Boats leave he soos II 0s
WSsssn ssss $50 "a a. a. ~ s ia 'i Il far. svs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-30

U,rrHrNg BArKa AHOv.
n enmodious, sAfe and quirk ssssmsv unoTou ~.
- Homre VII ~ rp~uIss ~ IN ~. 3ssrX
BAHIA weather pewnknng- -
thursday, Nay a. Tp~~dsv Ju~ss
Irday Jnne Wednesday JuseA
suscsy, yuse1 ihurs1ay, una I.
I~sviss james SIP rs~ rvsr q rs ~; yr,,c, ,,r,.s
brr hyn ~ o. swing -, Pisr No. sorsh ysvs~
me coulltu band on board. Also ban anx nshSnS
iaens supphed Fare Tor he sscursos % ssnnL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-30

II aaJ esAcoss Cssrssss AsIss rrvas and "A ~ -
"a H. sssst~d m Lnng Is.s1 spss1 II lIss lssH nee
Esss.,ess = = ,ksiy s.>s, s..,ss q - ss-.isss
msds fcr say ear " axyasss ~ ths ssscsa 4 sor5SS
Bcsreinx HsAsi - ben srssssx ~ ~ rcrxS ~
- yasAssnu sypZ 2 osokaS y. DxvfSS -. II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-30

r axe noHDaAr HOWE n VOW orRN FOR SON
~ Bc>rfug. shuaied fosr miles Of P~ssskn vi
1sre wsschessr crny two hours ~nd half ride from tse
city b. hudson kiver ksircsd Mountain sr GOOD drvcs
ard bshi-s makes OF The desb. ,csuons 70 be
found for fan lies Fh1 purpcec eoing IN The country. Al
dress A. v. Palms. reshskn ro-a cAcs
rHR MOST DxarRl Ms sUusKR RxnDxs ~ IN TIN
Il city fsufnr- e1ee wsntIenen, ssd ~~pe
esnv, virisy the sy On .sness o fs- pessrr- -i anf
hsf eorrrnoffus srf gel rsxust~t cssbishr~rt
An loure u srk Fortieft
NJ e-s. fcra s.d irsnrins wh'-s hs~ihs
snHd JOHN n B0SrNIuK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-30

ENOR sALE-fHE FINEST AND FASTEST LITTLE ALL
boz, IN The cit, 10 feet long sloop sssed bs
ei 70 10 Is minutes; order iu
ever, resrect yt be sold cheap aopsd for iumsdsssev
a he foot Of Thirty street. East ver by
applying 10 capt Martin, s'oop Liberty. -''- :
UANsKD-ro PURCHASE POUR OAR RowIsG
Boat. about is feet keal by feet inchss beam Mat
be etaureh bu viii 10 oompcte acd I'D
Address q. herald ohoe siyag full pariculars q 10
where lying, md prico
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-30
COUNTRY BOARD.

QoARD AT HASTINGS, ON TIE HUG -fas
~ c,oveu HOUSE having bes. PVT h horoush repair
neSy furnjshed fr ihe reception Of parties a
persons snsls seutsmss nay dssi-e a. uss1
eeops able oounxy home fer three monhs nvWy
attention VIII be given Tor We comfort an1 sauafAcu,s Z
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The Standard.


LltaHy OF ING 0ouIss
Another hour has passed away .
(. One Is strking-let US pray:
God is one. eternal high,
!: sds'reign Of the earth and sky.
God Of love, and Lord of light,
Maywe worship Thee Alright.
Another hour has passed away
Two is tollIDg-let pNpray: ~
One of earth and ond VI b. ~
Lead Css . US '' through 3D.
Another E. , ssH, has !. sa, SIS s1 s,ss,yJ@
Father, Son, and Holy Ghost,
Worshpped by the heavenly host,
Teach us how to honor Thee,
Ever blessed Trinity.
Another hour has passed away
Four is toIling-let US pray:
Four, the Gospels writ to show,
How the Saviour came belnw;
NAY His sacred blood and tears
Wash away our sins and fears
Another hour has passed away
Five is tulliug us pray:
Five, the loaves that Jesus gave,
Suffering multitudes to save.
BE our spirits by him fed
With the true, the living bread.
Another hour has passed away
six is tollipg-let Us pray:
Xix the wafer pots Of stone,
Stood with wafer filed alone:
Thou who turn'st it into wine
Change our hearts ~ love divine.
Another hour has passed away
Seven is tollipg-l let us pray:
Seven, the deacoDs sent IL feed
Christian brethren in their need,
Give Us open hearts and hand
For the poor in all the land.
Another hour has passed away
Eight is t0lliDg-let us pray.
Eight beatiiudes were spoken,
Left us for a blessed token.
Saviour smiling from above,
Make Us understand Thy love!
Another hour has passed away
Nine is toliing-let US pray:
Nine, ungrateful lepers healed.
Turned away from Gud revealed.
By Thy living grace renewed,
Keep US from ingrailtude.
Another hour has passed away
Ten is tOlliDg-lst Us pray:
God has sent commandments ten
=. To be kept by sinful men,
Guard us by Thy wondruus power,
Or we break them every hour.
Another hour has passed away
Eleven is t0lling-let Us pray:
The labOrers watched eleven hours
Ere the Lord called forth their powers.
Graut US patience; let us be
Immoyable till called by Thee.
Another hour has passed away
Twelve is tOllng-let us pray:
Twelve men did the Saviour choose
= To announce His blessed news.
May we spread it far and fast,
Till all nations hear al last.
Lord be with US, guard our way,
Through the night and through the day,
That each hour may bring us near
To Thy Holy faith ard fear,
And eternity may find
Willing hearts and ready mind'
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more inaccessible to the voice of justice, than that
which prevailed under the British monarchy? II
so, the blood of those who achieved the revolution
was shed in vain, and the hopes of the friends OF
free government arc forever put at rest If that IN
exerabe principle that there is 10 be regard paa
to feelings and wishes of the minority prevailed ne
woudsay that this would change the whole principle
ofour federal compact depriyng ofa its republican
and benignant features, and converting the federal
into consolidated Government. :.
in every portion of the Union there is set Oh
great primary interests. He wished to be distinctly
understood on this point He did not mean to say
that the Government of the United States should
weld to every rash requirement of State; far from
it; but he did intend to say, that whenever any Of
those great primary and leading interests made just
remonstrance against any obvious oppression, IT a
duty, in the true federative spirit of our GoV.
ernment to forbear; otherwise, the Governmen.
must efectually change its character. The "es .
has her primary interests and sensibiities IN reie'
encc to the great land question: and he (Mr. D!
would always be disposed to do ample justice to Del
as well as to every other section Of this country
| He would not feel power and forget right new
| York has great interests in commercial and manu-
featuring way; he, therefore, would do nothing ta.'
would trample them down. He would let them De 'e0
as they are and give them all the privileges lne'
require. $50, .e,s
With regard to the manufacturing interests Of ' 1t
country, be believed that the constitution do lU'
tax the interests of one portion of the people TO 0s
eit another He would bear and forbear anu, w.. !.
to specific measure for the reduction OF the rs sho
nue. he declared that he was not one OF those VIM IN.
would give deadly blow to the manufacturing TIE to
terests, by thorough and too rapid redacIT ~ IN
the revenue point. He would do it gradua nboe
that spirit of forbearance which is due to the Of
Union Having glanced at the peculiar to those
If the Southern States. Their interests cons'S' -
Continued on First Page)
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is glorious IN the history or eSaDle in the character
of each; adopting the happy quotation of Lord
Chatham when deprecating that stubborn and con-
temptuous defiance which led to the dismember-
ment of the British empire; let each State in refer
ence to every other,
BE to her faults little blind,
Be to her virtues very kind
In dwelling on the common efforts and the COM
mon sacrifces-on that precious fund OF glorious
collections which two wars have accumulated for the
whole country-there must be kindled a generous
and sympathetic ardor which will prove the most
powerful Of centripetal forces agree continued
Mr.. B., that the spirit of compromise and concilia-
ton is the strongest bond which binds us together
and it is that tie which unites US and not the strong
arm of military power.
The gentleman from New Jersey, in the course of
his remarks said that the constitution was ratified
by the people; that it submitted to the States
merely from convenience; and that the people had
clothed the General Government with its powers
10 that position he would not assent. 1t brings up
the great question of consolidated powers. The es
Enlistment of this doctrine utterly annihilates the
constitution as it was expounded by the most en-
hghtened republicans of '98 and '99. If that doc
trne had been constitutional then it was only ne
cessary that the constitution should be ratified by
the majority of the people. The ceremony of sub.
uniting the instrument for the ratification of the
States was an idle mockery, if the powers granted
by the constitution were not granted by the sove-
reign States, but by the people in mass. He would
refer to the history of the transaction Eleven States
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" Bags; 80 brls Refined Sugar, for sale by
WIN. POLAND & CO.,
Get. 81, ls56.-lyl Water-st., Chillcothe.
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- GUNDRIES.-Ne Orleans, Loaf, Crushed
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Whole Spices, etc., etc.. for sale by
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Oct 81, ls59.-lyl Water AEhilicothe.