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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-28

Woroprp3e1 e &C. Ser pe8 Ntrr=
oe8 au9efla9te Barbige Wtaior Beter8 bat let~
men Brp5eB nad Dem County perleBt. Gr 1rllte
am Wfpnta9 bier pprfommel. Statt Iciner
pirO nun, weua nidt mieper nad bteli9er @rl>
mt1al=W anier etpaS pa5mildeu fpmnt, AMI
Ofp1tag Der Brp5eB segen Die Gubplters por@
9enDmnlen weroen, pelde ben Wetetbtlttl delt@
5fiot au]fibrten.
Grimtno1sGonrt.- Die Gpurt marp
9eltern ipie 9elp6bnlid Inn 10 llbr %erpfnet,
abet man bDrte nidt8 ppt ben Sci dpprertet,
Die bic gt1dt iiber in Sberpppo'8 Sptel elr19e@
ldlD1elt 9epel EN- lparen. llm balb cit ubr
Lief Die NadriAt ppn iblen Elm, ba6 tie ltt| rtdt
eiaigelt fSnntelt uro unt @ntlaiuu9 bdten. Spll
Dem 0eld,lpprelten OaotD 8ance Lief bic VI
ffdrull9 Elm, paB ct frant lei.
Stnlnp ~lpei9erte lid, Die Surb SIT ~entlallet
uto befabl i6r, pbne Nabruu98nittel ett9ez
lperrt SIT bletben, bis lte lt6 9eetni9t babe.
Oeln @el6porenen Sance ldtdte Stunnp Ell
men Ir5t gu.
SIM Safe beS Stlapen Ebpma8 8rrpfS, Der
pcr eilli9en Gagen ldulOig ~befun6en wurpe,
cine Gpnne Se1 geltOblen 5n baben, beartra9te
Der Staat8anwalt Wbitnep Die barbartlde
Strafe be8 8erfatf8 IN leben8ldu9ltde Sfl1@
perei auBerbalb be8 Stoate8.
Die 6artt9e !6enrietta Salep tpuroe ldnlois
beftnben, Serrn 0einbarbt $15 9elto9len gu
baben. Sic lpuroe perurtbeilt, auf 3 Sabre
auBer9alb be8 Staate8 ~perfauft gu peroen.
Sm Stabtratb fam AUDI 9eltern rt9t8
bon Bidti9feit bot; ie rubet nod imi1er auf
iBren 2prteeren.
Tpw pntpmn. Der frete Sarbi9e
Gam. Srplpt pnrDe 9eltertt, neil er einen
Sflapen sur 6ludt perlpdt bate, perurtbeilt,
aaf flint Sabre innerbalb beS Staate8 ~perfauft
SIT iperDelt.
Wfidael Start erbielt pesen 2~ln9riff8 atf
2ubmi9 6ranci8comid in Baltimore %einldbrt=
gen Nrrelt in her galtimprer Sail.
Die S1rp, welde Iber Die Qnfla9en 9e9eil
SEQ. @ruli on we9en mtGrperii6en an9riffS gu
entl6eioen bat, mar geltern Nbenp nod gu fei@
ltem Seroifte 9efDmmen lro tpurbe baber aufS
Nere einselperrt,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-28

Ga &rdn5den be8 ip5. bemofr.
SurnDereinS. Nd6lten Mpnta9 ftnoet
in Der Surnbale Set, 300 @elt=Brattltr mie=
Der zines Der beliebteu &rdn5deu ltatt. Mte
9emp9nlid mirb I'D, bic Turnerz2ieoertaf el att
9ele9en lein la1en, ipdbrenp Der Baulen Die
A1meienpen burd) 8prtrasen PATHFINDER Sieper
anf'S an9enehnlte gu unterbulten.
NS @rpBeS @pn5ert uno S6eaz
@terppr tellu n g.-llebermpr9en ftnpet Die
ldcn am per9an9eten Wtpntag dneefiitot9te,
aber llmitdnpe balber auf9el6pbene @on5ert=
nlo Gbeaterpprlfe0un9 beS Irbeiter=@ eian9=
pereinS III benz lteuert Saale Der We6antc8=
bale, 1852 8eit 6apetteltr. ltatt. auf9efii6rt
miro Die Bpiie: ~v@fen1teber Nante.4 Na6
oem Grn5ert: u3an5,"
8S Sabre8ball. = Der Inacpita~
Stautm SEQ. II. S. 8. st. Of. miro ibermprs
gen leiren SabreSboll IN Dem pradtpcten Saale
Der neutrality-suspicious. abbalten. Bir MAJ
fen bic griiper oe8 Sroett8, ipwie baS Bublts
fun i~iber9aupt barauf aufmertl am.
Nc SAIL ST.. Souls 2inpner bat aui
nadlten Wpntag IN leiuem QDfale, ia @de
BON @apz unO Srpntltr., eineu 5~lpeiten 8dder=
u1o @elenldaftS=Sau peranltaltet worauf mir
pa8 Publttum aufmerflam MAIDEN.
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Sal8brdune (CrouDl

SSobn Sarrinian, ESQ. StewarSstOwn q. $. f6rstbt.
I Dor tur6ent bate etnes r1erner 6inber eine,f beftfoen o:,strra6,
ENuian ben 9alSbrSune, pel6er imNpeieIboft gHsS'S S4 geISgrc9 Y
tSotl4 S~epOrOen mare; SD oob i'm ausenblfltd BON BON i HrII
SIait1ttel, nS mad Serlout bon u Stunosn, in Semen Sss 'SiSS
6 GbeelSifel cpu 9cnonnen bate, atbmete ca nieSer COW oMS " ,S
par balb oarauf wiecer wpbI. o"o WV =
Itreibt: y" S"' w.
S@ babe Spr Srlttretnt9an9Smitel un6 Sbren wtnttreibenben
BALKAN nit penn grDbteu grfcls in meiuer Sonfile anaewanbt SD
on esuis Sueslen net mad etWas bon ibren gruFrdnpuno8nt-
anfaa ben Group bebrpbt itnb.
,3wan39 Seitsn bon 3eu9nifIe tSnnen bon Perlpnen BON Be-
pabrtem @baratter uno 28abrbet ~pprgels9t WerOen, rem es per-
~lan0tuirb.
9ekt Sapne'8 ue63iniiden Almana9 far 1860.
OieIeS mertbpple Gruirenigun9Sntttel pro etnala ALIEN nsr.
fetiet BON Dr.. ., So pne& Con,
R~blooeIpbta
uno 1T AT baben in 9 aItimpre bel: 8sD
6. s.. 9ubprft, O'get 4 Slider, SO. s.. 9rppn & 9syn
6. $. Stabler & Co., EbcmlOn s. 8lod, s. % Dies,
Sn Wa6iugton Q, 6, BEL Narn 4 PoImsT
(San17 ihtAR3
4Nfe
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%. 80. Wtntera
Waherludt unb &reb8 furirt.
Columbus, MiF., 6en "a. Sor. ,ss

Or. .. Sasnef ' D'snr 0ea ~ San. 1857,
g9srt9er Serr; Mtt erOsern geronaoen mad, IA a.
anl4dsPeren 0Otrtfamteif tbres 8rafref N nfo ~, ny ne J pom Der
teis. Isses altertrenteR 8atfams ra S" "a Smit-
sta6Sarn tgarSe Sur9 ibren Srufteiniser us taSer uSsr @,Irm
S Ss9,S @rpa OS,n S Ssgst u. nSSoerh er 40 Satr lang anf ben TU SI trauf
@rtUIls an ttnt srprObt blten. geri6teSeRe aSGe ~, 81 %a w epne
SMSS %rt ,Ss,n Sa TSSt.s sg : IT, nnstner Na&barf&aftt asbei lug.
res SalIes, pel6er febr ItneQ ,urdbn, S 4 ~ t'n Is Auswuts
tersm AltrattDe gftf4snssserdnOsrnSe ItesisStn9 N SS ~ ~ i pom
gaHsit9 9fHeHt; pantDartett Sesen fe unS Ser @Sur{t% f ~ lsss
egeaIlige 8SepI papea mid beTpeen an Sic ~ ltretCsnr1 tr rh :
t6 eth 51renhee.r, su S9nen bin NIB eie fnb rSebr ola ,u;u irSscsm
CUR ~fr0nfafltGnhs pteieS TN Gaae Ste es hanfden fpGtsn ""s"
Sa 8reanbfbaft SSbr ''A'N'
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S. p, Smttb,
8 il {
glartsStae, SEQ, bent 10. sest. 1887

Or. .. Same! "NC Ssp' 1921
g8erttsr 9err. Dteine SO6ter rarse Dor tur,,pt -. ,,...
9aisnpel befauen, weldes ette 9rpBe M~ebnlihfeit nil Ssr @r.a
brdrme Bate. SD psriu6te Derf4ieoene Qrsnsfen i mi rs M sr : or4Es
s Sss pine Grt9lg, gtas gaSt mad Der dnbern Sereina, aSer r naeia
M YIN. S Mraae te.as Wups FaSen; easit9 Serftaffte ID mir SON Is.
lung y StanOs. SD fabe mid besbalb, aiSif Der gU rItSSugs P e
rent SrutretnieutssHttite tef serpFt9tet rr Ste t1s sSS ~
Das Ilttrattpe babe tb an MIR ielbf erprptt unS oefunbsu toa
es bet mir ene ~pUafdnotee untpanbluns uaetner GSnaisvtHa,s t sH
Won Yatentmeot5tnen BIN nber ifst lterseuet baR t6 Sbrsnp t SsI1'
e%npfeben. "'" VIC sNt ~
80 m. q. Rrrh~,
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ARVs. 5. @pIftns.
Bronchitis Observation-Disclosures

WsfttI, Green ep. 81. 81. Sen 2 go. ,oso
Or. .. Sag ne! :" o. |VY' 1889.
3sugnib - t@anaen ibrsr unf8asbarea Mfsoitsin SSs r raetn
rem btn3uufigen. 'sNsu' pa 0ielen anbe-
aa SSs ans ,Asa $ Sa4tea bate ID siasn f4peren aufon !.
laStts sfilsrt. D4r4 zen 6fteren @ebraaS '{a Srssl %r nSSgtn9-
sSnsnesti aaS i Ess' Sn sSs m SS s SSss a ss4ttlsss tn srs5sn Dofra &C..
g1ee tH es IN n'et'er 5nnttlie Sel araepanbt e E.t , enc 5ett
se@i stRea e,fols a' 'gsp6ah bgtaS sts go,s e. sallans mo is 'y NIT
ner ib@ta0iilaheen Brau, raren TIRE Wrbiaai,Sen S SsstI " ! met
Se'S Srs gfIs.p ff r. e. Segsl tdsln uno rsnn Fe aud ui5t b etfsls es
taunteS Witttel ntetr HsIfen tDnrte) 70 ltnneru a. \ b q ~ w. lgt be-
s III ron sO ssss "a tSfft nc 8 sus Il e tines Sgaanass StissS a Sam iHR9 lms5r
fnp tie wtltontnten gu them ~ntetntaen. "'S" Spftlp paf 10
@GtwssSUa Sbr
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Dtses mag beSsa9en, bab i'd Dor uu9sfabr Sabren BON -,
SSrantbelt petalen wiroe, ote mid nit 9%uS,ebrfno bebrnhts N ,ms
lberSies pom etren, i6merSliGeu 9uiten eepIa9t ipurSe. Sd ~ Sn, unso
BON ben terubntelten NerSten bebanoelt, pbne cine GrIeid6StTsr ,Vutos
perlpiren. = @nolid. oai 9 irmter eIen6er purbe, ibsrrrs sSsu ou
MD Or. Sapnes Srnitreint8unssmatel gu probiren. SO' @%Sr man
9eOtaag per erltsn TlalHe muroe tb stpa8 better II, nac6 1sehr v,as
BON 3 Slal6eu erfOI9te meme oBai9e @eueIuno', ~ "'9 Ve0rau~
Sfaac Grpsbb
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Neue8 Srn Shmpben

(Suy3us aus etnent 8rteft 6s Rep. @brp. 81 ga.fs...
StOfbUln, S6webeu, BEN 10. MGra 1851 ~'Utts panrt
Sprs %lsaibasOare MeOtBin has grufretaiannasmttter ~.
neinem paIie ae niether Srlit erCFe Dtenfe aeieifet ,nS ~
taaa taInt etaeh 3a9 Opne Safelbe fetn. Webrere uteirsr srs,n ny
%sI9sn 70 OasSa s9s Serf@srsnr mir ebenfaas Der eutsa 2 Stenftr
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<6ma, 8lutlpeien &c.

Or. 9. Sagne! ~ ~ SsH : sept 1851
Itetne Jran mar fetf bret Sabrea f6wer franz init Nronh,.,s
t SaS "a ssa y s s1sss S %aa Der gs!ttIantstt isres 9raRrsintaaassritS
eere arantbettea Der sunGe .sebSrt bate 70 tauTe iG e y 3" =, sn Z
sasOa Eno stns Sda4tel @sfaapbsitsptlen, unO i6 Sin 70 70 oT HiSIGs
Spaen tnslosi' ~ tonnen, bag mad benz @ebraud bes 8rnSfrseifniss
saagS%mttteis .pr pnlten Strstng, bie 8efGrptrben unO sdumsr.sn
Qstlung tOl8te. ee4 ' s"s pVupa"Oise
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@ m. 9. @UObram M.
8rulfbrdune uno 8lutlpeieu
M,Qtsiue. gutler s.. hen ; al

waaestus Butler 60, BEN 8. oft. 1881
50. be3euee. CAB tN ipa9renS Der Grnte i'm lebteu Suft ann Ssr
EuttrSprfneHtiuneuns beIauen rrrse tno zine ,tsmliGe Nunn,itst
scn Slat auswirf! aud bate i'd etaea bSleu Sufen0 S% A, rntn.
crit ette Tlalhe bs l~tnsera6en Balfa ms unb Sam 3 SiSSrhe ~A .
Sraltrstntsunssmittel unO btsss feate mid sSnaIt6 SfalSra y $
SameS e. pa n 6prn.
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Sefanmtmabung.
Ntphp CC,tna,tS 0l2 .I.Lo ~

%l0pt. NHYtIU 2UdDrDetI.
Wa6ridt fpirS hermit ertbeilt, oaB sic Der Staaten @ros- 9poe
pes gerb. z. H. .. lire iabrtthe Stsung am Montas Sen 6. 6etr.
1860 N Orp 9au, l6 Slt-9cmbarbitr, abbdlt unb MorsenS 9 nbr
lbren antan9 ntmmt. Die 8eputirteu, 9eprd1entanten uno Gele9a.
ten Der per14teoenen Staaten mo Oiirttte merpen freunoi6lt er-
lubt, lD Sablrei6 etnSufin6sn.
SIM anfra9e beS b6@fwirO9en Sber- gunbeS- Meiter:
Spbann Oauteri6.
CN0Z0=lSeb6l Vun0eS= Sdriftmeiier. 6 nthnr 81 iene-
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Neuer 0auperein.

Sic erfe ~beratbenoe 8erIammluns CUR @onItiuiruna obiaen Scr.
ems mnroe untsr a%aa9lrahem, sScIu&e am alontas BEN
nn Contribution purbe o~O6cecn rno cine swette @eriSmmtuna slr
gorla9e eerleleen aaI Deonta9 ben 80 Sanuor abenbs 8 ubr i'm
9ittle gou9bitr, an6eraumt 9~uittra9enbe werSen erIudbt fb arr
Ibetlnabme rle @tnsi9nuns e%in5uftncen, ba bic Gonltttaticn pHen
lV9t nro oor9elelet wlro. SIN auftraee:
(SlRo) SpbuRrauR rcr a FOV PtFoeua'
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O8cepla 0anperein go 3

Die WltsHe6er pbigen 8erdnS per6en bierburcb beuod5rid,tiot
baB nititen WtttttpOh BEN ]. Sebruar bic SSabreS- @ rfannInno 4
lno bic Seanltenipabl ttattfincet. Die 4~tiBieber merSen @ 2 i
nebrnea nno fb Iben68 ubrtn benz 9epSbnltden @~eriommlInns
total ethftnoen. Teblenoe ~perfalenir bic 9elebltde Strafe pDn n
(S) SIN Mnftr1ge: s.. &nQeIhdr6t CO.
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6. g, Sill.
SON So. 81. gHinter8 0p q

Or. D. Sa9me& S5n??~ = |ears 1888.
Wtetne perren, wtt erpBent 0erandoen pn,ressf. 10
len &rantbetten Der eaftrSbre tbr 9ruifrsiSiauuossprnntift,t 'p et al
igren i%tnosrheea BALKAN BET ftdrtem @uswuprf uSo asNsr gpenl0
an8ewanbt babe. "''s" OeFen @ffcles
50. 80. gDtnters
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Sabt ibr ben &eu6bulfelt
&Onintt 2llle mno geneiet.
Slltun9 Der 2unge.
. D~f
Mmisnine 81, g..

Or, .. Sapne! $3.50 : :" | SaAIar 1858.
gSettpsf 2tTr; = SIM Sabre 1850 mar t6 febr Ieibe IS ~. Il
Wt. M sGa,eiItth i'm SOr1sr8ebeu6en Sabre auf6riss" CIV y ~
s raj s'I tSres sn sruf Sq Si,niua ss!i per- eanss ipuros jeSO&t na$ &C..
elbe isttper fetten ipetteren MnfaQ oebabf'- S Sd h,2s gspelf uno
ln,Se i wreStstn asns Slatsrn fiji BEN %aeuSSSsafffsn e ina Iss,
Serl3atftf anp iRn saebt sebeilt bat. Steps Srle'pteraNe
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@rfaltun8, 5nifen, Soften II. 8rnfl6mer,en

GSSertber PER-! SIN Spdtia6r l84S rurbe Id BON eiuert b,fti
9efaaen pel@tr mid, aafs srdsIi9te ntdrtrrts unO Site gss's zen
Spra8e beraaote' sd elauoe, GAP eae tefhse GrtaItuna Se lir. II.
Jade bnsOn mar. SIN gaufe elmer Mode ~Serbreitets GM No. %
Sdnters dber ee 9an5e sruit nnb tvurbe ron Gage an T Guoe s XIII
ger, 70 ob rtetne 6reunbe IT be erSbte 9elcranfB SsristhSsn ''e -
probtrte bteraut eth eanaeS Sdbr lang ale mSafhen Weei,,;rsr nv
ter @ripftlane Der berabmteiteu Gerste, ater unaIadlt%Se~r yasiss
oene auet Grtole. SD mar nabe bardn, mid Der WersmeiSuro
bins eeben ais eth euttser 6reunb MIR ben @ebrnuh IbrssS spsrusHts
rttniSua9SmitteIs anriett. SD pirf9affte mir eine NtafNe S SsSs-
ben rne ebe tb tie nod pSui0 perbraudt bate, iteQten Tx aei%Es,
on Setierun9 stn, uno mad benz @ebrauH Ter s. Nlolfs fSsrSNir%S
IltA 9ansIt6 pteoerterseteat einsi9 burb Bic Graft ibrsr ums Z
paFen @r5net. Ndttn9srpQ Sbr |Ns
3. W. M. 0drpeu,
kYaitor Der l. PreSbuterianer. CemsinSe
Terre Oaute, SSnb., ben s. Mdt lS48. w"
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SSrienbIbipzB Quperein g3D-
8ereiniater Staaten 8

9ette, .Samlta9 BEN %. Sanuar finbet Der swette @e(oeerfauf
TAFT. Settrtt8lnlti8en Sur Ga@ri9t, OaB nod @ntbeile su BADEN
ino. S'Qeker. &efr so
Sereini9ter Staaten 8arperetn SEQ. s.
Diemlta9 ben 81. >. NetS,, Abent8 I nbr, @eneraloerfammlun
Der auf etnnal gu ~itreidenoen antbeIe beufen6, su foeM5cr bic
D~ttt9leoer etn9elaoen tperoen.
(SOD SIN Nufra9e: 6. @. Nidel, @e9r
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Ybtlipp Stamnt Ger. 8, 50 SC
Nun1bplnt Wnnnerein

e. g8. @fe bon 4ine- un6 Extraordinarily
9ta91ten Wdttpcd ben l. 6ebr, Mbeno6 balls s Ibr ftnbet bic Sab
re8oerlammlun9 uno 8eantenWabl ftatt, wobei oue Witalie6er itb
ssIrnSuttnoen, ODER Strafe gu Soblen baben. aud6 ipu an Senaunten
Aoeno mleoer 9elo perfrt3en fperoen .-SGr Sol6e, weltt
eielem Veretn nod bet3utreten wiinIben, lit Die @inrbtuna oetrof,
zen, DAB lie Nad5abun9en n6t gu leGten baben.
(S) SIM guhraae: Is. 6enfeI. @efr
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Wfe0tstnif9e 9tnseige.
&abt tbr Nen &nffem?
Qdnn nPhrn1thet Nh q 4 :. Oa..n.,,

~NHH BeUl1uWet Or. Jdpne8 BruItreInIs
9un98mittel.
20 8tbt au8sutfdlt6e @rlet6terunA.
oeHya,,ht ~ : r. 9srSft Dber f&wtHbfa6tts? Damn
trsiSt Ss 81 Hs t%saatpatte 8aiantmeniiebuns Der GuftrS6 re ser.
uerSrla e. @ auS G SS SSraas Ss s&letnss, wel6er bteieIbe SsrfcSft
rteistt S %t s Wt ! uu uTs sas ssltnOe let&te Retn1suns aae SSrts.
oabt ibr ben aeu6bufen
S SssI : Se S : Sif 8 gtnfrs niger 3as tsfte Seitnftt,r n sr
0as Sqttn eslst&tsrt unD ben galsutes eiaaIiS II tu HSIlit aSiuFit
2aptt ~ ete Salsbr6une GCronTn llusEpnIt
: IQte eNI g. esbtaudet ut unb SsI SAW .r SwSIa'
Ssset ing ssTaa nad Ter anweiluns uD CO be Il eS SSq a. s, STrtt.
Wenn tbr gnftrStren.S ptnbfn6tH M.
runs, 3rpntf6es Settenfe6en, SIntfEr %SsSeb
s%arne n tasE's q Il y Ss ST., e f ,ssSraq4 s :SSSesHss eraf.
eaSpn 9ebeilt turben, ~beweifen. ~suls"OeF, @elHe
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D Mener 011t= nnS Wliiten. @noen.

~ Wteinen 6reunben, 8efanuten uno lberbaupt benz &C.
ebrten 4sablttlm bic crsebene gnSe9e, baB i'd aus Dem gei9ait 6es
pm. Sacob gSabl ~@u89etretei bin un6 elm SUIT: un6 Wtiisen9etdi
9to. 43 Salttmpretr., 2. Sbiir ppn 6reperifitr,
aut meine ei9ene &ehuung etablirt babe, bite baber, haS mir in
meiner fruberen Stelun9 sel6enfe @ertrauen aud ferner gu aber-
tra9en umo gebe tt Die 8erii6erun9, Dap ib bel gutter g8aare Die
b~ili9ien Bre1e lteaen Werbe.
I'm eatt9en 5uipruG bHtet er9ebenit
SAFE, 3m) Gba8. 2feoler.
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&efduntmnhunn

aue 0ieient9en, welde 9emeist tno, lt9 eineant llnternebnten an
sul9lleBen, welheS naf turSer @inSoblun9 cine Reconsideration
Neute tJd)ert, merben enselaoeu: Sonnta9 BEN 20. b. 80. Nadb-
lnttta9S 4 ubr bel 9errn Daniel Bars SEQ. "a Sbarpfr. fb einsu-
ttnoen, INN ndbere @ufftdrunsen entSesen 5u nebmen. (S)
Ybtlipp Stamm Scr. 8, 50 81 sc.
Die Vtt9Heoer cbt9en StantmeS weroen aufaefcrbert, nG6Iten
0onneritas. abenO UNI I ll9r in ibrem @igpan. Su erlteinen, t-
Dem ELL @eles. Irtifel Sur @bltntnun9 porle9t. Ole Ni6teribei-
nenoen baben i9 in bic 8eidlafe gu flsen.
6. @a9ner, Gefretoir.
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Snipnh WnnNIpr
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9ie beitem &0hlen

un6 spaes @epidt Su $3.50 per Gpnne aus Der garb Srn
5lsHA@4 * .EA4g Mango unp GIMP.
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@pioemil6er gatarrb II. 6lufffeber (s9nfren,ol

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Infaa bon 9usaebrunq.

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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-10-25
COURT PROCLAMATION.

" HEREAS the Hon. Samuel Linn, Presi-
w dent Judge Of the Court of Common Pleas
in the twenty fifth Judicial District, consisting of
the counties of Centre, Clearield and Clinton and
the Hon. Henry Barnhart, and VIM Burchfeld.
Esqr's, Associate Judges in Centre co.. having is
sued their precept to me directed for hodg Co'rt
ofCommon Pleas, Quarter Sessions, Orphans Court,
Court of Oyer and Terminer, AID General all
Delivery at Bellefonte for the county Of Centre,
and to commence on the third Monday o Nov,
being the 18th day, and TO continue two weeks.
Notice is hereby gben to the Coroner, Justices
of the Peace, Constabes of the said county of Gen.
tire, that they be then and there in their proper
persons, at Q OF lock in the renoon of said day
with their records, inquisitiops, examinations and
their ether remembrarces, to do th ose thi ngs
W hich to their Offices appertain to be done, and
those who bound in recogniza nces to prosecute
against tae prisoners that are or shall be in the
Jail of Centre county, be then aud there to prose-
cute against them as shall be just.
Given under my hand at Bellefonte the Is tn day
Of Nov, A. D., 1850, and in the s5th year of the
independepce of the United States.
TH0S Mccoy, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Bellefonte Centre co.,
Penn'a., Nov, is l660.-tc.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-10-25
Danger Apprehcnded.

In the lsst number of
the WatcAman we find the following:
DANGER FROM LINcoLN's ELECTION. AL
parties agree that if Lincoln Is elected the
Union will be in danger. But the Black
Republicans themselves do not even pretend
that the Union will be jeoparded by the
success of either of the other candidates.
No patriot will CT st a vote that can by pos
sibllity impeTil the stability of the govern.
ment--none will do SO but the enemies Of
their country.
AL palt ties do not agree to any such thing.
We have never heard any body save O few
dough-faced Democrats assert anything of
the kind. 1t is true, hot-headed Southern
disunionists, have threatened to dissolve the
Union, if Lincoln be elected. That is if the
FreemeD of the Union do not vote to suit
these Southern Nabobs, they will dissolve
the Union. If we must vote just in opposi-
ton our own interests and to please a hand
full or aristocrats, we think it high time that
she Union be dissolved. The Freemen OF
the North @iIl vots as they see proper. and
if majority 7ote for Lincoln, he will be
elected and inaugurated. just like other
Presidents, and these fiery gentlemen of the
South must behave themselves prererly, or
they will be punished. The editor says that
i'no patriot will cast a vote that can by pos.
sibility imperil the stability of the govern
ment." Of course, then, as the editor thinks
that every vote cast for Lincoln will en-
danger the Union, no man therefore wEos
votes for Lincoln oan be parrot.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-10-25
gotal 9tpartnllat.
THURSDAY, OCT, 25th 1860
Can't Live on It.

Can't Live on It.
!" We like Der,ocracy well enough, but we
cant lice on it.-Huntin9doD Democratic
Paper
No. YOU cannot live on it. And that is
Just what thousands of our Pennsylvania
working men have discovered during the
last four years. They can't live on it; taey
cannot live without bread. and without work
they cannot get bread, and by the reckless
extravaganza and misrule of Democratic Ad-
ministrations thousands of them have been
thrown out of employment, aid sent begging
through the land. In order that they
may have bread and work they want pro-
tection-a tariff; this, has been denied them
by the Democracy. They want homestead
Bill; this Democracy has refused them
They cannot live on Democracy. They are
tired of it. And on the I'd Tuesday Of October
they rose in the majesty of their power and
sent up one loud universal shout in opposi-
tion to it and in favor of bread and protece
tioD. And that shout was heard in Ohio
anu ucr lroemen tOuA ~ uP-ouu thch AnuA~
ana took it up and it was heard from At
lantic's coast to Pacifcs rock-bound shore.
Ereemen of the North heard it, and to them
i. was GLORIOUS music. Jimmy and his
boards at Washington heard it and to them
in tones of thunder it said " be ye also ready
for in such an hour as ye think not, you Will
be called upon to give up your fat Offices and
come home. And the Southern brethren"
heard it and to them it said lust so far and
no further shall yea bring your blighting
curse" At the November election they will
speak again, all over the North. in favor of
Republicanism. and the result will be, bet>
ter times, al abundance of work and plenty
eat,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-10-25
SPRING O. SUMMER GOODS.

F C HUMES & BRO, invite The attention.
ELe Of the public and their OLD customers to th5
very large and extensiYe assortment ofSpring.&
Summer Goods, which they hazel inst epentd ana
are now Offering to purchasers nj the very lowest
prices. They would call particular attention tc
the great variety of .
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
consisting in part OF Shawls, Mantles, Silks, Be-
reyes, Tissues, DC. These goods were all selected
expressly to suit the taste of the ladies in this VII
cinity, and are offered with an assortment OF Ho-
siery and Gloves, Dress Trimmings, Collars, Ur-
dersleeves &c. -
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERS
in styles, qualite and at very Feason bic prices
also be found at this establishment, together
with one of tn best srcgks Of ."
READYMADE CLOTHING.
BOOTS AND SHOES. STRAW GOODS
FOR MEN, WOMEN, BOYS & GIRLS.
very extensive assortment of hardware has been
brought from the eastern market, embracing
variety to suit the trade, housekeepers, &c. Also
GROCERIES,, of the very best quality, with FIsa4
SALT and P1AsTER &C. ~ s''.' - =
These goods ars fered to the public st Elueh.
lower rate than tie sams -ticles cah lie puroRased
any where in Centre county.
ay. 24fh 1855.