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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-09-11
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Ole tnbtunti DE Vrin3eiItn,
Acknowledgements BON Canada, tpel4e in
btelem 6rubiabr n19 @nslano fam, um bic
SGni8in UNI ben Sdut Der Nedte i9re8 Stams
mes unp ibrer 6amilte gu bitten, 9ebar il. 2cns
bon etnen tnptanil4en grtn3en.
Der S9auptut8mu mus. W1n lief
9e9enndrtt9 in ben 3eitun9en ir bdufig p1S
gSprt v@buupini8nuS" beIonoer8 miro Die
91eoez uno Sanol1ng8peile napplepniIher Re'
sieruns8 Ngenten uuo Spurnole ais Gbaupini8>
mus be3ei6net SIM Dictipnnaire poer Gpns
perIatpnss2ertcpn, Der buuptIddli4ltelt Wils
len8quelle fit 70 8iele, miro ntan bas g8prt
pergebli9 iuden; man finoet bS9lten8 bu8
glbiectpum chauuin, fabl, calUus 9ll8 in
Sabre 1915 bic Qpirez zArn1ee rerabI6iecet muir.
De uno cine 9rpBe 3abl alter SDlDaten in'8
biirSerltde 2eben iibertrat, ma9ten i6 btelels
ben pura cine 9ren5enlpIe gewunoerun9 fir
alle8 9toppleontlAe, pur9 einen blinpen uno
funatil6en Gifer fir 9llle8 mas auf ben sroBen
SaiIer 8e3u9 bate, bemerflth. OfD9ltd, Dap
Der 6Iuft9 pDrfommeuDe @tgenname SbIupin
unter bielen 2euten fart pertreten mar poer
pub ibre meilten8 fable uno ab9el4abte grl4et-
nung ibnen oa5u perbalt fura man bteB lte
@bauptnS. 2ll8 nun pplleno8 Scribe Ietll
Sliid: ,,Le sozdat labouer'' (per Sclpat al8
Bauer, erl4einen lief unb IN benz SelOen bei'
lelben einen lolden 9flpcleonss2 s2lnbeter par>
lteQte unO ibnen Gbaupin bieB, Du muroe bic
8e5eidnuns ullsemtein. SeDe blinbe Siu9e<
buns fitr eite PerIon pber Sa4e iebe ppliti=
l4e pper Iociale Yarteiua9me, Die nidt auf
wpbl ertpo9euen @rjnoen, ipnpern nur auf @et
fabl unD 2eioenI I4aft berubt, naunte uno nennt
man Gbaupini8mu8. GS Sibt einen politIden,
mtlitdril4en unb nattrlib AUDI reli9iDien ptel~
let4t audi einen ntulituliI6en @baupiniSmus.
Gin 9eiItreider Sdriftlteller la9t: uSeoer
Gboupinismu8 1T ppn l6ledtem @eI6mad !"
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-09-11
8. 8ort's gNetmbol[e.

grmbar0ltr. ytc. 161, 5w. 0ancper' II. Sbarp.
Dcnsu reunben nno 8etarleu, oe eem 0eebrtcn gubl.
tlm ssis i'd brm an taB idb mein 8enbantln9 uno 8em:
ai mad obi9m Raee perle9 beoeueno uerr6Bert babe.
Daielb uiaBt ouc Spn Nces &be-, unsar unb irauSS.
hide geein BON ben b9en bis ben tSeu 9reIen orauf
I'D bel pen stgen rnsn Sonnta9S9eesen nef gang beenes
rermeie, ba eS am gnb teen it, wenu m e6e en 9r5pf-
en eoen Rebeiat ins Saus fait = Sd oertau e,te g8eie
beim @las TA6e uno gaon nnO es seeben bel abnabme
pou Dnsenc 5a6en coer bel or @aqOne toenrei ms Sas
NsE Oleine 5reiSli 1T.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-09-11
u. y;ltr. D SdliiffinQ, =
ATTORNEY AZ LAW ana NOTARY PUBLIC

Y.
Gerrt ale @GtSite Eei ran uerhehcnen Separenencn
esterg ten 9elotirncn unH Seu @pnQre Cpeftrt Groa
crter9en III 2Gaipm8tcn D 8crmSgsne Auslanee in Oai
lanb. .. .. IN. ...
9nYrae auf 2onc 4arn unp Gutbaten neoen 3ciueIene
SoSattn peosu rCAp uelirIa &ntcs9eue Oeer 2nStuui
cermittettic ...,... ...- Sis ... Sa4.h
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-09-11
9r. SOI)niton.

t8ff tee tSnt9Iitn Scue8'Hms bs gDuntdtt eenbrL
Srafurter ies er erfen mshtssru gsaeeien sr Ger
m Ger ten 8r6eten xbe cnfs ee6ens tn len opttirn
eohFcn yas pbabe7sta unt ansren Stdbr ausebrd Bat
at3s her pHnertarfen SetlUngsn rpans bic CT
httte ce: Webn sts uusdhltsf 9ethente b Shreatau
et Nerpotdt nns aHbrren raften IEten IpIds g. g. au&
BE tet 7lFsten erdEtta g fa grltredsu Sta III Of!
pfn eel 9ernGen &isntefe:tea n, wrbsH gsnbItd& g
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-09-11
@eflbrlihe Rranfhfit.

lpenn bsr treseIttss unb unEUse astr bts 9atr&
dpt Ed Rctm otr bmsrak0ftsn RranFbst in d auf
9enEnra tat r eistt Is tdus bas esn uetssS Stdmae
uNl 0Cft e turb urf 9ntbeduns ten akGrGt @ sHe
Aeu n 0Taueu sse 6nnte uns Ct pariti lanas bic bic
S1mpcme bitiee tdltSfu uebs rtt J. .. eta nit ,dpt-
n ent3uness Sals tiue bSs 3aie Sers tn brm Rose ur
ee 3agt Raotea tn Senen unt Nrmen Bnntu In Sc
6f unN an zen &Tren!'tan TO tSta pp SaHn stsf netc
i etner imvt6lcr S6neutSt bcr a ltttteH Bis tulest
tr 8aumen unb pts Raennc6tn n bss Sptr Der fur
Barren Rydntbt Tin eseufan bee Whtistss pb
inen refIteu Gten bablr tta &nbt mat bag tan mad
entm Qdnse brngt tetn Retitnber surIftsst
Us ii ns trGurSt Etota6t eae 2Grnet ttstr uratbdreu
9rorteit ;Hm Opfer fatn tn EpIss htr RAe6lhit uptf
leaeer pratIer weGt hnr &ptnnuue tenss t6een fteS
ss MeIturs bic 4pEttuoH 7erun ue htu &tR ks 9seua
tr GIN sIenhfA Oafetn pfrwlnbsln.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-09-11
Defenders III beahten 4!


Dr cbnaSn btetet dlsr Deusn yttus bah an w,rt I'D bird
pe fbetms unnatlrdt @sa ms R6.pe Isra6rsnSr l
St Arsett es @slI1a HRS bs ese GasRia maGeutt 2as
aef4w1bt taten. s.-t .F ..+
pier as en9t m asrtetn uat bsslaSenssertSsa 5DIen te
ruben 9gpUbnbter bes adfsrst S&Hdte TN Nu6eu ult IL
ZEN 8ltsstrn Stmrjeu TN pYF E&pdGs Ks GsF4ts 9errf
st Musiellraft 6.rspitn nttsJfs unrsS W{assaf4sa.
unsrenune 6er DsrhauUueaOrsaat saseHne Eutirdfana
SSmpt'mt Ger sHpabfs&t Il. .+.-.73... =
y H G)etffi8 .. 81. ..-....
Die 1rstata !riuastH bss eafers SnS fest a fr&teu
Gtfts.rdite b6t Ntnunstn a5nssans v0r s:r GcaSsft
Gu3t mad Sntamet Vtsraues gsgeH flo flbR kur&tIamfe
&c. tnb etnst sfr f6ltmusu 8rIssn.
Iaunt ptrrncn tehen <tts 5rnea cst ssurtEetn
aus TslSsr uras tbre fiunbt abntmmt fe rs &ra
!tEsa $ga$ sas asrsss anA aSssleart Peri tnss sn'
itt4su Der &EsisP+ans babsa- r.. ....,..
SunBe 2eute, ,
b6n qtuten pktr in Der sduls I.ratH uni re Sse Ne an
naStlta arsn tlta tm e6Ia bpra Vsuatsasn 1ir tenn
rem fDaten fODrt pte nStbtssn sSrtt. tban. - ''
W.. Ssas bag en- t1aats WSnn Stt shuns sts eanbs
aebtns csseu rtrSen sa burg BIT 8rseu tneF aStrruna
ss pHse htr HStar Solids psrsata aFn stssF &c ene>
ten Ia ht
.a..o .lgI o.. Gle ~ ,
bss<nien bas elm se;nbtr eta Hnh TIN suStr Ssrt ts
Hebpenetsaen GrfOTbrntae sur bsIItn IaSfsIis nb a
Ssnt stek nrh b Rek bes fe6tus tEs aurser gstr6rt
re trSren GtrirttFuns nuh aaesu&gsu Bttra8tun.
gen. eas uns bic Trtastu s&s Anbers statsea tsrssert
b.
:s III llrtbetl Der Yrele. .r..
Die sitle TSeaes reIe atrcna Sr Itsa Ftbes,tSn Sctrt
n eteer AHaIt tIrrt curben be tHs rtttasr unS-
arier OreattpneH ee DR. etnfpu ausfubrte Snb bensn
bic 8etnes Rdpporture b rce gerpeu kesrbntfn
tas %ubltum ~ mtebtbDten DdIeu autsrr rurbf
uHn enb n It ais &btnmaau tn Ssiaa suf &barcr uuk
@trthsntnSt Fnb fus 2tsbeuhe ttut EtnrGhtaks rdbr
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len GDifnfsah Der WDtitu htn nseriefen gcruF rtkmsn
f6 teS reseldeiG etbbett Mtr ultrtn ZEN
unit uts &rets &bneubn @ aubrdsu tte Scunbtsst Wurr
tt Huelucither QDst tn TIRE 5dne eeratben asnadstn
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trwdtnen Defenders fur SpIe tIt NIT fne Ruff unbtfut
ens eas etne SsauStsHFstn str 2tPpe tadSs IN etne
Office tansen,
# " A ct gu }rentbe. q >ot,."
Dr. Stbrrr IL Der enI!gs reeeIaeta asbbete Nr,t weIss
M SfsunG Don get1n RTsnftcttr ansegt as UtttsI unt
Usp1npIGH6 tne alien AnfteE 6duh un6ttdnn &t III
gebtcf spn ttHen Heben reies I'm gbRer efptilrn
GrfeF9s une pM erhtn bees 3arps Auhrdtc namh @us-
Ierb Sr0ntrtta ane IN hem SIrtp gtntelpbtd o.
une q Us' stn sas8eeta'trt Yras s aae anDrn gt
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Dst nStt s stt gasBt hts Dr pDnaDn aab,u stb tarn
'ta ptrtrautn au7 eas ehrg dis aHn uup Ea (bdGtet
gls Ntit .-'H s4+ '.-tf@.-@ tt" t ..'t.'
qlat anfbtttsu Ger ser 6usn stbeiIt 1914 5.s s..
@ aa tr'eat3tn aEfTaecn siHHsh en5i'ta srGrrssu fs
aa t'Htn pre5 lamp eRtsSbu te: has aupprtEbrctktu
Rcsl4H + 81 G.f- tf,sffta.... - .
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-09-11
Sun1e sDl1ntter,

medf e Op eebt,eu 9dsrs stmrrbsn hnk
idbA ic Eduisubt tn etn rntes SrGb ret 5tl9t
tut trb1btneu &alente ent6een 3erhints SsrG
Drnatr RsrrbamFsit suat ssgetaet Gnh hcr
ttt tesdubrut lIne sno6 baben wIgeen m5stu a6 mst
N Jf,rtr1u rahSn ..
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-09-11
2nafpn, aus S4weoen.
Merchant Tailor,

&na1pn, aus S4weoen.
Merchant Tailor,
@c. IA @omoenltr., SwiI6en 9iabt< uno GbarIestr.
nertauft Die bette Arbeit gum ttqi9tsn 8ret an92 I'm
Nn SGncioer nnO ersJabritanten u!
0rOner nn6 Snfer's
S6iittelz 0ber nIti1zWtaldt
Die erOper unO gater &abmanen. Comp. eru bic s@ne.
ber Opis ue PerOnen bic Reten &Ielrer unD iomse
grbsit ben anoern Stt9en Ucr;nber, Ib brs neue So
6Gnf5iS Dollars S4uttelzWtalhtne
gu beben neil lie ou9emu ais bic bette Madne anertann it,
Sie W gu iebr mS9Gen Arbet sbrauen e tam eeieinx
cwe Die 9rbbn use na5en b dbt ebeno3ut ais 5enb cine
tbeure Wta4ne. .-
g8 eriuGen ale beieuseu bic Mbmai9incn gu fauen min.
n, bel unS porulpre inoem wr IberSeu9t no. oab bel e
Mer 9uauen ipeton eeerman beSeus etn wirb CAP feline
betre NaI9ne gu babsn it, uu pah e H GDertrOen psrper
tann. Iae iinu 0erber9en no an9ebrabt pOrber, uni
mir babeu pe6r Dib Mbeit nod Rcn 9eipart, oe Dea.
9ue in @ul9 Der SneiOer SSsitsnm0er unbeytref-
IVb gu ma4en.
growers 8ater Rabmai@tnen. GpmS.s
Sl11, ,3mt Rs, ISL HalMrreftr,, HaItmpre.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-09-11
Groceries, Ssettte, 9tq6rs &c.
Stebter Gmmentbaler=, Sbtpeiserz
2tmburaer Safe.

SOebn pngen cine srobe 9arbie porSi96r gaaren. bic
mir an &ieeercertdufer bal9lt ob0eben peroen,
Nud babn leS 9pa 9drin0e, Saroelen Sartnen, Soat-
Del 3e. &c. all Soano. - 'NSbeI & gStIbetmb,
379 9Seit- innrp1roEp
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-09-11

01egrunett gar llnterprtjdunB Der QuadSalbera.
Oer einSlge Qlap, tpp etns 3etlun9 srlanat
merpen taTn. .
9tnperung tn le6S Stunbe11. .
jSen QuefiIber, 0as enere Gtiunbbett sol>
l11p6 rltintrt. r l
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-09-11
0erbeir1tbete Merlpnen.


oe r(l3e F4 III Se7teitai5en bsGbGstr unk I'D pss
litter S6wd tlnes dnoecu 9tabevH,its btsa fph ea
tt0 uupeI;ust6 Dr. Sstnf0n su 0fatbs eben
Gle Qnprn geSen bts be pto ss sSsr gfgt 8ttSEtung
8starte Der Ntresn 3tcrr nnb S&p1t 0str &rf@sPfans
T9 SebanbRHe Eurlprg pon d. 9rbnaou gutsrs:tt
taa0 tim ls SkreEudnne ebEs 5ur9 ft anstrrspsa
le luoey4i& Iuf ietn drstIt&s 5tFhGit9fstt ssrIdr
Or9anitdbe GAwate
uverusIt asE uub stf vpae Rra mtsa etreeeea Es(es
frbttar sesn wtlss kds 9SeH ccue ets Gbs unt ya
lGtnibaftrn unbegnnen frGtnen 9una 9eutt Fab ~ H
Ausitufngen eenet metl fs ptrtH olseu usdt Ssrca
tenntn Gb4eth tt du tur strtftlrer Rebtrnlagsn I'M
Darn Stein uni dMefre urdbeu entactEr 10 Ii e bod
mfensttes ere tG9t be6 WtsbraudG8 be tfsr Dr9Sne.
@Qer abr a auaneu oas tic TtG Erseudrue trr
beuen perprtu rrh bic @ tetpiteH 2aern srgeben ais
Dgnn BITE % rst nb AugerSsm srteu hur9 ftuten Ct
ug etf 0craHun8S Dcrtieuet 6ewd6i nne e pegsn urA
5etnsen Rraftf ptrrdet ..,..,... ...- -
Glsn 2rbrr wFtn oft n b uyfa&s bar Eran'ttitts
ncGr rer bes l1e of i5retbeu e biz Ftteen anea-
rem raten u bic tur& tts Gs5ntflt sfaemsu 4nters s
Aineen itnh .+f-- s~t .. .'l-5.-.. g. .t#- -.+..
GE Sfftee: No. Sap= =5reDertdfrass,
iEebsn 3blren TIM 8alttnorsitr., SfltAe Sette,
bic Gtu1en binauf. .. a.
dn ntrfe h Ramen Inb paU$nuutnr bonn Enp enss Isa
H9erihe gabnaber purfbsRt Une 5sDiculGit Gudfatte
StuFalfer tsclwbr Strasurtns8r Hnp 9Gnpenpuser
anh t regelmasi& Nerste aaS !aEera ans3raea Dr.
JpnnIen . Jtuf tn Der lIaSg ' --. -0t.tE ..'
N9 Ade Srtsff nrhdfn stutn psf Stamp sntbalru.
&ine 0elIun9 in 2 lagen suSefIebtrt,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-09-11
Bead,ttt TOIgenbts BET 3eittl,.

Der neIGdfi@e, eI@er matt sbsen nebea besoet R mhf
neu eabremen ast DsnSen enrd Welen Ht nas
BON nen g&meen setre trb. fnnoern beneloeH aud e<d
Blot .ucn Srann ein tb bise &ennns u MAIDEN rdbreHe
q IN BEN Sdnn bic Ssupcue f& etrss IN eas SpeM
cuep,raet pker bic Rranbe WeIer @ seertHn Bat ~ d
ne, met srSseren &euns bere6tst H. gersnsnneeH chsr
r@riceB" werbeA no eer rsn Or. j. SultA eIipe-
hnbenen BebanbIunssues tn weSea fesen cbHe Smerae1
arer nccnbeniensen M ben a1tem sebe 3nSlet6 sarsn-
Ar T g. 3. Smeb hab tene 0nt;hnbuns oer -rethreA j.
b. ais rgtturs% tbanten wereea, wsbar 10 OF eAaresan
| bic trairtaIten SDIsea berbeiiItrA.
Sunoe lcut, uph aae nel@e Ientner S@DA&t IeteeH
pten @ Sei 3eem neben rpeur f sieea Haar nns srSee
Gnteiten eripartn. - -
xu arESere BerAbabe ais seab cn anes a IN 6asa e.
hus. gr Set bas ebtI tn ben bSen Don @rans sas nHA
bb br 9onuttOa hre nripnaslie &rs Utsse aesa anr
stadbt uuH mIbt WtteI annenbe 6eHe Debt;tn f FRET
Werfr unb auex nsraI<n Giiten IN etsr beauem hseH
Ntae aubercfb uRb taaa int @at- ob< sabahe seu e e<
&e unbene unb ssae GSruns tn Gel4iften "a sernraen
aencmmsn wese Fr bttt6e Gn1hnbuH9 etn9sreea IT,
nuh cine Gn{trdnfnne ber aebenSiDttie nDb~ens9.
NuG beM &ranStsteH bed peiblttn Gc@ae@S bat O J. o.
erb t eiucr Eebe abreu iene beieahere Aumsntea
anrbnet u,1b seprt& aGem 2tibtSen ets keIenbe Gnr
Gr g. D. Snhs Bricentattbt tr Srenea tanH man az sS
aem 8dse erbaIten Die Reba W gxt unh pures u.nertA1
Sabren aubo1beat oeI bacon 9ebrdnGt ress g. eer-
fon.n ws6e BON Baltimore eHrNt wctne Buuen mad aena1
Auoase ber gpmptcm Or. g. g. 6mth Ia %Ocfren Drtefe
cs.uItiren unS M ebu HN keenb saew Eseus As Sssses
| aedi6t er1alten 4 .ga IL
gac Rnraoeu bItibea Rrtns prtsatm. 5a Aer Du Exs p
| perate 3ininter ,ur DisspHttsn b.r YatieateA. 4l
OH,N BON 9fsr ROT8.s' sig 9 r9s sssass. CGG.1
saso.s ieJ1 so. Ii eas- srsbzndRI. BsiA~sA.
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Or, 9oI)nIton,
81
Der eln3lae Nr3t. tpeI6er anaeiat,
(Gtcb!srt sOt aatstsr Sabrea.)

(Stct!rt sOf atttn Sabreal
bc bas dS Nterhs ptrfFams ttAt ttel in tet aSt
tnteft Be9n att eeri 1rGufbetten S&uds ta RR6en u
ssn Seeerr unttmt Nice ~~""-e~ s~ - tsH
in een qruren Nersu un ntn6IA bes 9trufts ttt
crganijben Rrd bee glsrSprses Rppf 8ures Rsita
pautlnit uus aer enEr fpatE uebe etf vcr ss:H
3ntnlru t5rrtnhsttsn ter 91ssb sIt tben Cprn ef1t
lf ns ais ees Strcnsr6cfaae sen @ abrieu tss Ill gs
grrutrtn Et tetts stbs tsrs sdntnefeu
rrfunsu reruihten Sra@t car &suuttpu ptroCrErusen
Srs uun6olt MAIDEN sust etn gsrset anA Snn
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s2G5af Dtn9toner Qgmsetaer
Eeter GrniueriG'8 NIL ~
European Hotel

Gfe Der II. Str lllD RennIplpauia Nuenue,
0eeS i'm @entraefl Ger BunceSbaueta0t 0elegene nit al
len Nequemdetel uto cner rprtrefn Bar uA6 Rid aus
9eraee Sas lit alien @eiditSen unc henl reeneen Qubl
tun bermit tcltCa cmpicbicu. MMflT
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1860-12-19
q 4 s r OR s RIM g S
Catah OuIa Parish La.
go miles mest of Colu,b;oN

go miles west Of Columbia)
N RS. ANDERSON SON respectfully ann fss:.s g.
ua to their numerous friends and all other Ei;;ii
seekers Of health, pleasure, and recrea-
tion that they have newly fitted up their establish
ment at the CASTOR SPRINGS and are prepared
to offer better accommodations than ever to those
who feel disposed to pay them a visit The wa.
ter possesses the very finest medical properties, as
many heretofore afflicted with dyspepsia, rheume-
tism, jaundice, and other functional and organic
diseases can testify.
The Springs are situated in pleasant, health.
ful, pine-valley yregon with an abundance of game,
and every facility will be afforded to those who de-
light to chase and kill the silver footed deer.
The roads are good from almost any pont.
North South East, or West.
There are BathHous provided for those who
desire to test the efficacy ofthc water by bathing
and those who desire amusements will be furnish
ed with Ball Rooms, Bail Alleys, &c.
She proprietors are distinguished for their un-
~earied attention to the happiness ard comfort of
their guests, and their charges are more mode
rate than most Places of similar resort
CASTOR SPRINGS, June 16, 1853 5-5-
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1860-12-19
From a Speech of John B. Cough
How a Drunkard Feels.

A graduate OF one Of the Universities OF
Great Britain came to me, shaking and
trembling. He said he had "come to me as
he would 60 TO physician" Isaid, "You
must stop drinking Il can't" You will
die" 81 am afraid shall, if give it up:
can't My wife and two gentlemen were
present. l said, "What good does The drink
do you?' "No good" why do you d'ink9'
Il must have it," Thinking that, being an
educated man. he might give me some IDEAS,
asked him: will you tell me how you fels
before you began to drink. and afterwardsa"
i shall never forget! lie stood up and said:
"all can say is, must have it," "Whyg'
II feel as if there were insects in ny veins!
Oh! it is horrible, horrible! l touch my coat.
l touch my hands. ard jump! Oh! sball
go mad mad-mad! ]. could not get it
without having sound tooth torn out of nv
jaw, bring the instrument and wrench it our;
must have the drink, you see---so / ge. it.
And then stand stiI!, that may not disturb
its effect. That's what want want relief;
and | feel it. Quick, quick; now, il sends
the blood through MY veins; The insects ara
gone, and | begin 10 perspirs. Yes, am
better. better. rs what wants coming
its coming Its coming has come to
relief-ike flash Of summer lightning
!. NJ it has gone. and get another" "rhen,"
| said, you W II die" Il ain afraid shall;
can you save meF' Not unless you stop
drinking" Il can't die; haven't offered q
prayer to Col for sixteen years ~ ou must
give it up" II can't said, God will
help YOU "No he Mt" Il wi!,,' said l.
'sny wife and Iwi! take care Of yon for four
days, fyou will. have just four days to
spare for YOU" We took him. though we
c'nld get no promise from him. We nursed
him night and day. The third afternoon he
sat with me, his hand in mine, and | spoke
to him Of God and Christ and eternity. He
said, II am mah Of some common sense, I
believe; and am very well aware that can
never be happy in another world" He then
went out and Cut his throat from sar to ear.
Oh, mr. friends, shal! we not try to ssye our
sellow-men from such fatel
III
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1860-12-19
ARENAS Ward on "Tcrts !"

Every man ofintelIeck has got his Fort
Danll Webster's Fort WAS 10 speecherfy
in the Hauls of kongries l. make Dickshun-
aries.
| Shakspeer rote good Place but he woodent
hev bin wuth pint of kold Slider as stem
nergraffick Reportir. Wood hia ieyl He
bet dollars he woodent
Henry Ward Bitcher wood make good
end man for the kork opery minstrels; be-
cause he can cackle we'll
Old George ashingon's Fort was to no.
hev any public man Of the present day resem
bic him to any alarming extent Where
bowts can Georges ekal be found' | ask,
" boldly anser no whares, or any wha-as
else
Old man Townsin'. For, was to maik
sassyperr'er. Coy to the world! anulher
life saived.' (Cotashum from Townsiu's
adverisement)
Cyrus Fields Fort is TO lay sub machine
te!lergraf under the boundin bier of the
Oshun & then hev it Bust,
SpaIdins Fort is to nak Prepared Goo
which mends every thing. Wonder eff it
will mend a sinners wicked waze. Nm-
'promtoogoak.(
Zoarys Fort is a. be a female circus feler
My Fort is the gralo moral show biznis &
rita choice famerIy ileratoor for the noos-
papers. That's what's the mater with me-
&c, d.. &c. So l mite go on to an in
defni. extent.
Tvict I've endevercd 10 do things which
thay wasn't my Fort. Tie fust time was
when | undertook to i;rk oudashus cuss
who cut a hole in my teut d krawled threw.
Sez ], "my jente Sir, 60 out or shall fall on
to you putty hevy." Sez he. "Wade in Old
Wax figgeis,' whareupon went for him,
but he cawt the powerful On the heG Gs
knockt me threw the tent into COW pastur
He pursood the attack & flung me into u
mud puddle. As aroza d rung out my
drencbt garmon's Iconcludid fitin wasn't my
Fort. He now rise The ku'tin apon Seen
2dt. 1t is rarely seldom that seek conso-
!ashun in the Flown Bola. But 10 a sertln
town in lnjianny in the Fau Of ls-my
origin grinder got sick Of the fever and died,
never felt SO ashamed in nay life, d: tbawt
lde hist in a few swalers of suthin strength
enin. Kousequents was hised in so much
| di,!ent zackly know WHARF bowts | was. ]
turned my livia will beests OF Pray loose
into the street {; 5,. t5a'r wax wa, ks
then Bet could play boss. SO ha,nist
myself to Kanal bote there ben two other
bosses htched on likewise. behind d anuther
ahead of me. The driver holIered for us to
git & we did. Bu. the hosses leir onused
10 sich arrangement lugun to kick &
squeal d5 rair up. Konsequen,s was | was
kickel vilentIy in the s'ummuck & back &
presently | fownd myself in the Kanal with
the other bosses, kickiu q yeln like tribe
of Cusscarorus savvjs. l was rescood, &
as was bein carried to the tavern on hem
lock Bord sed in feeble yoise, "Boys,
rlayin boss isn't my Fort.
Mordul-Never don't do nothin which it
isn't your Fort, for ef YOU DO you'll find your
self splashing in round in the Kanal, fggera-
lively speaking. @
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1860-12-19

A woman's true world is very small
world in its dimensions, ye, it is the hearts
universe. The great world is fickle' and must
be 50. 1t lifts its idols to their pedestals,
and worshiPs them for an hour; then irkicks
them of, and grinds them into ruin, tha.
other and fresher objects Of worship
may take their places. Besides, woman
cannot be content to be sharer. She
claims monopoly, ard in the richest world
she ever knows, she has it,
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1860-12-19

The following is an axact copy Of printed
notice which Is ., present posted in n jersey
stage:
Loet-a calf red. He had white spot on
one Of his behind legs. He was she calf. l
will give three dollars to everybody what will
bring him home.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1860-12-19
Harrisonburg Post Ofce-Arrivals am

Harrisonburg Post OEce-Arrivals ana
Departures Of the Mails.
Natchez Ma;k-From Natchez to Monroe. Ar,
rives daily, Sunday excepted, by p. m. Depart
daily, Sunday excepted, by a. m. J. E. Reesid
contractor.
-Natchifoches Moil-Arrives Tuesdays, Thurs
days, and Saturdays. Departs Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays J. T. Swafford, contractor.
Alexandria 1NaH-Leaves Harrisonburg ever
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. r. L. Fox, con
tractor.
Colunbta Nait-Departs every Wednesday,
G. w. Gibson, contractor.
Richmond Na1-Departs every Monday, Wed-
resday and Friday. NJ. S. Osburn, contractor.
-, Good.eafer Naa-Dcparts every Thursday
VIM. Wingfeld, contractor
sB The Mails from Monroe to Harrisonbure
arc carried by two-horse hacks from Harrisonburg
to the Brushy Bayou on steamboat, thence to Nat
chez by stage. E. FLETCHER, Pm.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1860-12-19

"i.Iere you bogtrotier," said dandy to an
Irish laborer, "ccme, tell me the biggest lie
you ever told in your life, and I'll treat you
to a whiskey punch"
"An' be me SOUL" quickly re:orted Pat,
'syer honor is gintleman."
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1860-12-19
PARISH OF .CATAUOULA.

D. NJ. Prichard, Sheriff; G. c. Duke
Clerk Of the District Court; 7. D. Nix, Re
corder; J. N. Peyton, Coroner; g. Spencer
Mayo, Treasurer; J. N. Riley, Assessor.
11rH JUDICIAL DIsrRIcT
Il composed Of the Parishes Of Catalonia
Caldwell and Franklin. The times of hold.
ing court in each are - follows:
-CatahouIa-
First Monday in May and November.
&C I'D We II -
First Monday 10 June and December.
-Ffanklin
First Monday in April and October.
ORES MAYo, Of Catahoula, Judge.
G. II. VISITS, q OAtahoula, District Any.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1860-12-19

Two persons were once eli>puting 50 lou!l,
on the subject Of religion, that they awoke a
big dog which had been sleeping on the
hearth before them, and he forthwith basked
most furiously. An old divine present, who
had been quietly slipping his tea while the
disputants were talking, gave the dog kick,
and exclaimed. "lloId yoar tongue, you silly
brute! you know no more about it than they
do.