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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-01-26

GoDEY's LADY's BooK.--This valu.
able Magazine for February, q wei,
come visitor, is duly received, con.
taining its usual attractions-Read.
ing, Poetry and Music; also, beauti-
tul engravings, colored faShion-plates
&c, which are everywhere acknowl
edged to be superior to anything o
the kind now published. Every low
er of literature, fashion, &C., shoult
have it. Terms $500 per year.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-01-26

AN ADMISSION. Fred Douglass ac.
knowle1ges, since his arrival in Eng
land, that he did know of the Har-
per's Ferry plan, as undertaken by
Brown, and approved the original
scheme of running of the slaves and
establishing a rendezvous in the noun.
tailIa. FL. .--- IL
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-01-26

O The State Board of Equaliza.
tion have concluded their labors. =
VintOn County was passed at the val
uaticn returned by the County Board.
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(6OrtiesunS fcl9t.)
g e M Of 8.

""
Gin @belm a II n tru9 einem Maler All,
in ietner &apelle Zen Orrd9a19 Der Siraeliten
burd8 rptbe Weer 5u malen. a89.
Der Wtaler Itri9 bic Gapele ROTH AT. aq
vSo ltno pent pte . I~raeliten ?" fraate Der
@belmann. 4aAa9
Isle 1ino idDn britben." -s0 441
@pif # aber Bbarra nit ieineM Seere ?"
Die linO erloffen." s01 ...5a q.
Der Snbepen lle e tptro ais etllef1
SrcBen SanbelSbauIe III NepzO rleans, lpeldeS
in alien mSsltden Artiteln madt, fplsenoe Sc
-idi6te er5Gblt. @ineS Cages mar iebr ptel gu
tbun sepelen n. @m Aben6 la9te Elm @ptttIais
gum @bef be8 SauIe8, er babe am WfcrSet eli
men Sattel auf @rebit p~erfauft, letoer aber per'
sellen, an men.
nEbut nidt8, " ertpioert Der Gbef, viuden Sic
nltr ulnter nnleri1 Suttben d1e bic hera1S, Die
einen Sattel brau9en ~fDnner, uno ltelen Stp
ibn jebent IN 6e9nuns; BET Der HeSultrltn1S8 per
&e9nung werben mir ben lplrfltAeH NanTe'
,Idpn ermitteln."" ar o.
Der Sattel pirO AZ aunDen in 8e4nnn8
aetent. @iniSe 3eit na4ber fra9t per easf:
,gtun, pie ltebt's nit Dem Sattel y? user
it 6enn Der &Gufer? a4a ,nTY9f
Der @ednunssfabrer 3udte Die A9leln:
sd babe ben Sattel AZ &nrpen III Jteq@
,urle aeIte(t, uno Is oappn Aaber lhn n9ne
Wtoerreoe beaablt; 10 Wal 1T Der Y9clten
nun bereit8 aebedt, ober ben ptrfltden SduloT
ller fennen mir nt9t. IA r
.6dSn !! i6Sn! ! erDibert Der Gbef fabren
siie nur fOrtA 3ulett leruen mir tAa pO A rp9
fennen !"
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8tohtet eoIaenSt8 bet 2eiten.

Der un0LAdi@e, MeIGer ut Sbtsen nebeIx Ettaftd LIT hfh6f4
imneu an .inen ~erfatrencn arst EenSen, burd peL4ea Ct niSt MIR
ben Idnen GGnter5en beireit wtrb, f0nhera benielbeR end btfd-
biet, fetnen Rrantet cine iebr btai6e &eGnunS' tu rta1en, tr4hreaS
e. In ben Solicit, 100 bic Symphonic f@ nmr etroas tn bss Spjteus
etteefuract, pAer bic &ransseit weiier una F$ gesTtHea bat, 81 e-
Rer nett srsBeren ReSnun9 b~eredttet 1T. BerenSwnsen cher
rStrtetItes" UerSeM mad ctaer neltn nsn On. ). Suttth GEpe.
hlnbenen BetRnhIunesHeHe TT treatsen TaGtn pine S9nter5eR
ebr :Snconrentenaen fx Ben Hotteaten 8ebeHt. s3ensIet9 s6rsn-
TIT 81. 9. 9. entctt, bob tene Gut;aa6uns BET snresrA" \. I.
No., ais rGtritures" tsSatheIt merbeu, EpbHrH 10 oft &Sar4A*aae
BITE t~ranrisfea SpI9eu kerbeifGbrea. 81 I'D
seSunge 2eute unb GMs, He9s a1 fsEtnaIer G~@Ade IeibeH
pnten F3 Set Sehen raeGSea, ~osar& fe steIea &arsnsu aaS srpte
Nntpfen erjpareH. ta. 80
Or. Z. 3. Smht bat sar$ BITE stRGtSt Gar sbss Rrsaf1d-
TN srSbere S~erhERttbeis as ksenb Elm anetrtr Nrst IN Rntetsa &c
sanst. Or belt eas IoSsI In 6sn fdHtertsFea bon @yuab GMs sxA
sitt Der @onfttutiru tsre urfrraHsIi9sR raft niebtr, taeent Ct MMs
ttnfatt rRs -srIee 9Rb!el oatsenbet. Setne Desestu tf fret scs
Dterent wnb auea nsrsIi@en 9tfen. IA elmer ktaaena btgsea
RetIe uxbemer54 uib s5as stirring tn Gesd6tem il scrHris4en.
seuernle1 rerbsa. Enr HeRn Seff9e Gnt5tHhRnS eReere4eM t,
Erb etne Giu'GrERrnas oct 2~ctcnSpeie nrt5tsenSta.
auG. bet Rrenf5eten hs Uebli&e1 9efHSeGB I'd III. s. ..
guaitb Teit einer sedSe ern Sabren ittns beo2aere 6nFmen1aatiek
acrihtet NIB eerfprtGt enen 2etbenSen cine kefenee 8nr.
Oh. .. 8. SRth8 Brdoentatibe fit Srauea tGan max a. sbt-
gem NIaee erbaIten. Ole Nsbt3M tf s2t nnh pttbt t1nsrA@b 9
s5atrtn aissroabentHb oiI BACON sebruaGt. - PscB 9s. Pea.
Irt.t inside bun BalttmDre entkrEt fprtnen, SbwneH mao eekA&cg
Nnsabe hr Somrtonte Or. 8. O.. SHitb n ~srrtctreteH Brtefea
~ceTultreu uut he Tteetgtn mad taeah stasHa EteAs s5 SAss3
aeIdttt erbalssn. N-s FL.
ane grfrosen bletbea frens p~rfsstha. ga he DfIcE EEA F.
parote 2iniuter sur 0tSpofHfet Der pshsntea.
OHsi oea Q 1r6r 8apr8cas Bis 0 r1bt abchS.
1t Or. 9. %. @natfh.
%as0.s 30. IL SRs-Sreheri6ay. BalSrRsgs. =
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lfS Seben nlHt ertra9en. Oa, feb nur ei1s
mol puf an, ME m%iBver9niist er paber
lAleidt."
Der artne 3unO 9tn9 Suilden ben binten
Gaeern bes @a9ens, zen langen, wouteen
SHtpelt etn9eSc9en Swilden ben 8einen, ben
8Opf bis sur Gree 9tlenft uno bic leGHnre
3unse peit berausbdnssnr. ...,r
npIf arner puf!" REF SO1epb mitlet
pig, oaS treue Gbier blifte leinen 5errn
an, - mecelte lApa6 nit benz S1weife,
uno idli6 baum 81 ;bm bin, nit Ger bremen.
ben 3un9e feline 9anp ltdtnp.
"Armer 9uf !" lagte Som Dem Ibiere
l9metdtlno, utparte ntr, peun mir raften,
tbeile l9 meme @al1erpprttpn nit Dir"
ngSa6 TT pas!" rief So1epb iest, ia III. ia
Elm 3u9 Dor uns. Wie f6mmt5 penn, paB
mir cen eln3ebOlt baben 2"
Gin Bug Z" la9te Com unslaubi9 binbli>
deno. = Ou irrit DID. = DIS linp .lpieper
lclhe 5cllen9ebilcf, tpie Die, pic mir por piers
ieDn Ga8en Don Wettem fiji cine srpBe Start
bielten." $50 4 1910 lm j
ngtidt bod" bstbeAerte 5c1epb, .es 1T
Elm Bug id fam Die Bagen peutid unters
l6etpen." -
"Seufel! jeBt tcmmt mfrs audi 70 ycr!"
meinte Som, .aber Der 3us rlibrt lIh ia
nj1t, 8ir fOmmen ibnen thinner n16er,
paIten lie pielleidt Nait, tt puA nein! ponn
ma,en tie mebr beilammen," ITO moot
Die u lcern tatten jest aud pielelbe @ntsit
oedun9 semadt, unO alSenNtdli6 fam Sc
ben unp Sepe9uug in pie Garavane =; pie
Wanner nabmen ibre 3ifle6, leBten frilhe
3anrb0t6tn auf UNI lhlo1en ltd en9er az
pie Wagen.
YQba!" la9te Com, uGcrlAt fam niAt
ldacen> lt Iicbe Die 8e9eenun9en auf pielem
opuenrr0e niAt. Wian meiB ME. nit mem
man Il bun betDmmt. grinnerit Du Did
nod an cen23ne cen mir DOT vier Ea9en
Observation-Disclosures gar feline SebeHSmiteI mebr
batten? g
"0'e arnen 9eute!" la9te 5olepb, = fife
Iraten ME perSpeifelt." as.H stH
nWolten unS suerlt unlere 9tben8mittel
obfauF fn," fubr Sweeps fort, - ,urp aI6 mir
lbnen a9ten. mir bltten feline gu Yeifaufen,
b1tten fhum lelblt 9enuG pa wurpen fte be5
Seufel5 uno wolten unIern Wa9en pliinoern.
3uIeBt MARI Elm alI9emeine8 @efeAt oarau8,
: wpbet leioer Der arnle Sad 8linp erlhe1s
fen waro."
Sic fanen jeBt Dem pOr linen baltenoen
3u9e INNER uaber, ct idten &alt 81 balten,
Penn Die SAlen Ia9et Dor Dem Waeen i'm.
SOde auf Die groe unp AUDI pie Wenl1en
ldienen gu ruben.
nWa6t Sud- tereit!" cpmmanoirte ieBt
Der 6ibrer Der Garauane, = utbeiIt Gud St
beipen Seiten pes Wasen, = Die &iflt6
naA au8w1rtS. ole Singer am Drifer, une
10 pie mir an9e9rifen werOen f: Seuer! uno
paIn orauf los. Weiber! legt @u6 ielblt
unp pie Sinner auf ben 8ppen Der @asen.
= gOrtpdrtS Sun9en, rno pabt auf !" 5a1|
DaS COMMANDO marc befOl9t,- - pie Ga@
rapane rtidte Dor, aber Obfppbl le pem anpern
3u9e INNER ndber fam, 70 1dien ftb bod
NiemanO nm bic Neufommenpen gu finn
mern. = ales blteb ltiu urp rubis fein 9flf
Der Sraee ooer pes @ruBes erfdntte,
Sect batten fte ben Bug erreiAt Elm
algemeiner Nusruf reS Staunen6 unp gnt
leBen ert0ate aus jesem Muno, obne Gpms
manre, unpiQfiiri6 mu6te Die gauge Cara
pane GAL, - pie &iflfs lenften li6 CUR @rpe,
Die 0eltdter wurpen ernft unp blei6, penn
Gin 1Arefliher, furhtbaler Nnblid bot 1tb
ibren 1deuen 8Iiden OAR. Ae
e. go 81
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-16
81. Bors's @efmho0e.

gpn1baroifr. gtp. 161, 5p. Sanpper. II. Sbarp.
Weeinen Trennben unb Setauntcu. ic@ie enem secbrten 9ubli.
wrtBi8aft na9 rbi9eln gobe SerGe9t u. bebeufsnO perSrBBert babe.
OoieIbe umfaBt ale Sorten 0tpieI-, &bein-, 1luoar- unb frans5.
i'd Bel on icstger ftren8eu ScnnaaS8ciebet nod gang b~eIpnbers
%perpetle, ba es am @ube am beiten lit, ipern fb Sober elm ErEpf.
DEN eolen Rebeniaft ms Saus ihaft. q Sd p%ertanfe meine Nseire
betm @las, 6tsi6e uo @aapne lnb liefere oedben Bel Nbuabme
Don OnSeno 6lai9et cber bel Der @a0one foitenfrei hrs &au8.
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@;rpcertes, SaSetue, 2tqGts ,c+
Stetbtcr Gmmcntbalers, Sdbweiscr=
- Qtntbnraer &Gfc4

Soeben cnpfh9cn cine 9roBe @art6ie opr3i9ti9er @aoren, bic
mir an 28teoerperfaufer biGi9It ab8eben tper6en,
Iuh baben tets Sou. 9drtn9e, SaroeQen, Gardiner, GaIat-
te. &C. al 9ano., Mabel & @iIbeImt,
- SIS. $40 gSen HoIirtnre5frnss
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Nnulmer 1914.
8oltimOrc-2ceF SOlpitaL.

0f9rllnOet Sur u1terDriduns Der auadGGlbera.
Der etHSt8e Ylab, no ette 6etlnna er1GltGt
tperben tanrt. b
etnOerun9 tn feds Shtnbtrt.
Rein Auedltlber, Oas euere @tIuuNAet rsh
+ a5l1ale .asg LENDS rltntrt,
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@efdbrliAe Granfbett.

&0enu br t~trrsslsttete Rnb untlpse Sanes+ bss 2nRerS aus
eenpmnacn lat 70 seittt5t es bauFe' ks elm ~unaefttses Sdara0e.
fuh. Deer biz SarSt Dor Gntetauas ten abi&ttdt fd an Sene ia
I iSt ant s'ei$e sr sntuIss tRrtr Grltttuas nnb @eissitabtlttat
Spnptontt bisfes f8rstllHtn ltbtlA, Ete /. .. eth NIT @ef8na.
rem eat3ansettr SaIs, clue bSit NafG S&mers tn benz ROpft unb
Der Saut 8uUtta an ben Senen unb @rrttut Sinner tn benz &C.
F9ts rnb an ben Grtrentitdten f& setetn, no hann heie uebeI
Ger @aunsen unS bic gtaftntnUGsn ttnnaeni has OFFER Ser ffnr@t.
barren 9rantbstt elm S~esenfano ts QtttIttbs ptr6 uub htr Sob
istAcn lbrsfIt&en 9etben bnbur& tn &nte ma@t, bAe CT TIN mad
ienem Qanbt brtn9t ron rannen tttn @etsnber s~utIdtebrt.
Us TT ttrt trduttee EbataGG b0e EauItnhe bttfer .ftr&ttaren
Grantbett gum Opfer fallen, tn Bplet Der tlneef&tfIt&tett uulrtf.
feaeer praGler, pel&e bur@ Mnrenbune ientS t5bnthen Gtfte&
ess Wterturs, BITE Contribution Sernt&ten unA ben 0ReR hes 3ebeni
tn Elm elenbea Hdfetn nertpoubeIn. ..4- rFr Et|-F -
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Or.nSolnIpm.

rs .NtITIatWIN 2 ""|| NH"||#I|~F
9 = sts isniiei'St. 6 nleatrrg her ~gEnn&arste tn aunbpa,
Or1cutrter etnee Der erfen nte6tjtntiRen Gele9fen Ser DEr. STUUs
tsH her ben erSeen SbetI ietnts 9etens in ben 5SfpttdIern BON
sShoea yarts. Yttllassllpata, InS anteren Stdbten sueebra8t bat
tatpts Der WlsOi8tn rets. ~llnsdbttSt 2tibentt, BE an Streniau-
Ea' NsrssFtat ugas enhsrsn Rrantbtttfn lt+en, icl&e |. 9. aud
teen bel ~8ertneen 8letniGtGten n. + %. apurben atsenbltdltd &C.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-16
a.a..a Dr, 9obnftnu,
Der elnat9e Nrat, meLGer anaetat.
tGtabIlrt prr adtaeAa Sabren.l

VEtdbIlFt 0r 0ntatEa SaHren.)
Or bat has R5erae, ptrflamRt unS beRe NttttI In her aDtIa
entDett 8e6en aas gentle RrGnFbttten+ S&r6Gt TN RG6en rnb
!" ~, S' osprsr uh Sn gSisrir -, wSa : r irr,SSIsSa E G.s T%SsFt y,
o~tgantiten 8raft bes gferuturcss& kr Rppf, &urssI 8aftn'
cher 3aut.Nrenttftt nb aaer itner fpl4tn ueteL BITE Sn strtfta
lttti GINS ats Der Johannesburg ku q AHrtea hes nI9&s,
%ofF5bfrSn aar menn Mot 1ettiS ssRttIt Usfsent TIRE ~sIdn)enb8en
2Hfarp9sn Uerntbteu- 5GpaGe hr GsuAtrttpR berrpr6rtuser1
~ Ste ~ann,05lht inn&tn un0 snIest ben 2srser aub Ssaa SER
tNrn. = ----.- Il ..-..-. ---.-- --- -. -.
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BelonDer8 Al beahten

DIR. SDbnfpn btttst alen Dezen ftHe 5HIk an, wetMe RH SrrG
ir4e seRetne unb u,naturIt&e @ttR mn6 RSrper ~ierR5renbe. FIR
SeftnaGt taben. trf4 80 - - 70
pier ftnS etniee ber traurtssn anh betIa8enspertbsn gpIaen Der
ruben @eurbubetttn beS 9aRers, S&wate ta Dddtn unb in
Der wsasteltrnftl S~erstlpptn, nstsSt ltnrutt, Maseni&wdht,
~unsrbnuns Der 8ertanunas~S reamG aGeeutetne &ntfraftuno,
Symphonic Der GHptuhfxhE
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-16
Sul,oe O11uner,

y lrHets pelte BITE 0pfet ienes sebelnsn 2aftrS eerrtben TAB,
safa 5,bfC ~srtabsntn Galtnte unb e~utptdelten geraaabstraft
mi TEN Dennsr br 9ertStfartstt ben SenGt beeetatrt unb htr
tfttT tsjdrbtrnet ESne GntIpdt BADEN r1rhtn. raSget f% NIT
cpGem Nertrauem nnher. y. 49,. - ~.
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8erbeirntbete NerlDnen,

.esr tssIte TSeI$s R9 ~ S~tEbettatten btabE&ttstnt nab E% sts-
tibet S6ratt cher eines anbertn 5tnberntHeS Eewu6t Enh, frA.
ten anrertnsa6 Or, Ssbnfpn su Ratbe iieten.
AGs 2.nSsrnigHt ss6tH Se Gbe, vbyat@e obtr eetaise 8~errattGna,
Dt l4rtdlt&fer Irt rerstn l5nea furtrt - Dtritntoe mtl&er
IT, Der estaneinns Sne 6lrlrras un q. SDbaasn ~aater;tett
tdnr tim ais etnem &trenmanne, pbne Surht R@ dittertrewtn
ano tGgeri6tIt4 anf fetnt dratLtne @ef4tdlt&teft herldHtn.
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-@etfia

Die I%refli&tn sD4rFuaeea t1 2eaers auh Fesr an FarM4,n
UerInf he's Gee9ttntfte, @ttmirrune Der SSten, @sbfGdtbttt Der
gttftsirGftk, bStt MtnMnaen, M~bnttsxns ssr Der GeitafSaft
Sn4t HGH 9taidtatttt wttstrauta stgen f4 itth, Fwr&!iamtest
Iauienbe BON gtr(onen ieStn Mltrrs .F5nnen test ~baurtkeiltn,
aus welSer Hria3e TIRE @tf1ubtttt 6bntnfnt Ee ttre Rr6t Der.
Itsren. 1Hra@. SlnE nerS6s uni a~heesettt Htthent tnktrf &c etus
ttPsnttan1ltpe Gri&staans ua bic MRseAt ben 3wata Hnh dc as
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Srgani1be SAw1me


~anpsr3lsIit seteIt anbbte rpae Eraft pteber bereeGtHt. Otefes
f4r6ttert eetesn. rel9es las 2ebea flenb 4nb BITE Gte un6 Sldm.
tOnintniHati unm6slth m66t TT eft has QSps Derer, Se tGreu
Naturalization u~nbeiunutn frGbntn. Sunse 2eute fnb ~ Iet@t
~ auslhwsttpnesn 9enTtst. neil Ft bsrfR GDlSeu ntat sennu
tenncu ObBIeth he aud bur@ StttthRren, Rfebtrf9Idaet TN
2drn Stein anS anbere urfa&en entaebea tam, 70 tf lie Sp&
1g!1tsit!stpctls cine 8plse bes Wltstra9&es her .belRen DrSant.
user dber NTH 70 l6rSnen, hs BITE Rraft Der Grteugune ettr bDn
gfnsa OeFiprsn mtrb bts Nb tetetltGtu 9afsrn erse6ea, ais sUn
CeFfn, ete ea netie fab. Aueerbeut Uerben bur6 friben Ge.
nus Ole 8srtauunsS-g DerF5eusc Sefawa6t unS bic pbSfiasn Hns
8etft6en RrGfte pernt6tst.
rr Climber pDer 85sltnst, gDtt oft fSreiben fs bic Qet6en onSe.
hancen tnb. #HNTHHIG - '5f.T "F"I
@ Office: Np. 7 Sab<6rebertdRraBe,
lteben Sbaren Don galtmUretry Sflt&e Sette,
ote Stlttea htttalif. nj 6l 91lgoi .u..51E 81
Wan n'erte t@ ylanten uO 9au8nuuraer, benin ~unmifense unt
trngerIlde Nadntader, bur6trttbtnt trb e~esptfenipft Aandlalter,
o1npH.tsr Sttsfelnt4fer, StrGsenretnt8er Hnb 9a1npenpuser IL.
aennen no ~regelhtagt8 Nsrite ua6 IaltrA, ~Gnsespsen bon Dr.
5epnltOp's 0fuf In Der Ndte. @ t31 u3FGE fnlJ 10
8S sat Srteft nidtn ttnsn gpa-Stamp t~nbaltsu, qirqs2
Gine oetluns in 2 Easen suSeltAert. tri,
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Snn9e Qntte,

As fa, burh Retnlt&e Batter SsE@wa&t EAJent bic Ne 70 ut srn
nDien Heuten Uett IN eer 6@nle ltrren, unb bereA TpIaen He al.
nddtIta lp.ursa ftlbf I'M S&laf, bur& VsaHtisntat be, tenn
~unssrtt!t bic &be unratel@ nta4en unb &5tpef wab @tta sttf5.
rem, icQten frfptt ke n6tbtsen 6@rttte tbun.
sgte S&dee, bag en tunetr Itaan+ Bic 5sHaHne ftneS Raube&
nr 3te6stn8 tetntr <erm t1n allen MuSR&ten unb Trsuben Bee
3ebens ~IrSgtrtfen ntrhen fpM, bur@ BITE SSlaeu fttner Mbtrrrm1
sut Yfabt Der Natur. SsI&t ptTfSntu uaaFtn, bessr &c eIntrts
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d. Sprnfpn IA Der tsnsst ~rssstdd5ts sebiIbste NrAt, rel@ts
BITE 5etlun8 RON 8ertden Rranfbetttr anSet9t. Seine NttteI us
S~stanelune Gnt daen Mnoersn eauslt6 unbtidnut. Gttf teran-
esbiIhtt Son ttneua 9sben, weIbes tr In ben srSBsn SGfpss1ltrn
lamb Grautrtt& unb tn hem Nipdies BON pbtlabelpbta u. f. To-
unD e. bat cine ausstsebrfert ppraTtss ale aas anSsren &eritt Str
9DtIt. H@SAso &C. +.
CDst. ust&tt I'D BIZ Tatss bes Or. Sotnfsn ontetra sebt farm
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-16

Die stfIt. Tau]SAbe. reI&e waptrnt br Itstea Nebeaartn Sabre
tn 6tejtr Infalt. turtrt icureen nab ht NenSe wt@iaer Sanh.
driIiGtf Dperdttrnet HtIHe De. Ssbntpn ~euSfakrte unb benen
bic 8tttunB& q appprtturt.nnh tttIe 5Anbtre perfSneu Ettrpbwtn,
EoSSn bas gnbltturt tu EststrbSItea @ealem ~unterrt&ttt Hsur6t.
unh enbhH ten 1fuf ale &brtrraann tn &elue auf GharaIttr anb
@sssasaenfttsfttt fsa fur etsssntt tsRe tHrst&entt @tSUass-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-11-22
steamer burned.

The steamer Emigrant, Capt. TERRIII, well
KIown Missouri river packet, was burned TO the
waters edge, near Dozier's landing, Tuesday
morning. We are grahhed TO learn that no lives
were lost--all the passengers and crew escaped
with their baggage.
The Emigranfleft st. Louis for Leavenworth
city, on Sunday morning last, aud had good car
60, and large number of passengers. The fire
is said to have originated from barrel Of spirit
gas IN The hold. as soon as the alarm was given
The matches were batted down, and the boat head.
ed for shore. BY this means the passengers all
escaped with their effects, and the'books and pa
pers of The boat were gotten off safely.
One of the matches was Opened and an attempt
was made TO extinguish the. fifmes by water, but
the boat was soon reduced to charred wreck
The boat was not insured. and was valued at
about $4,000. She had valuable cargo, which
was totally lost.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-11-22

The CLOTHING TRApEIN N. Y.-The
N. Y. Express says there are about thirty.
fvelArge wholesale clothing houses in New
York, manufacturing from four TO, ilye mil
lions yearly, and employing at moderate
calculationn from eight 10 ten thousand OPP
eratises, and running at least two thousand
machines. 1t is not generally known, but it
is a fact tina. since early in Atsust-now
about three mnnihs--the bulk of these hou-
.es have been idle, doing nothing for mex,
year: most Of them have not made garment
for next season. Such thing has never
before been known. -,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-11-22
New Advertisements.

c. II. Lewis advertises his stock OF New
Groceries, which is large and fine, was
purchased very low, and will be sold very
low. So he says, and those who know
him best, know he always does what he
says he will DO.
See advertisement of Cosmopolitan Art
Association, and call on Mr.. H. o. Will
liams, Honorary Secretary, hear what he
has TO say. and see what he has to show
sou.
Tobacco Manufacturers will find some
thing in their line, by reading the new id.
vsrtisenents.
Mrs. Hodge has located on Market Street,
and is prepared 10 serve the ladies with
neathess and dispatch.
Mr.. Banner is ready for any and all jobs,
great or small, in the Carpenter line.
Strouse & Friedsam are selling their
great stock at Cost. No humbug. Crowds
are continually al their counters.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-11-22
E5If the Ladies' would take the time

E5If the Ladies' would take the time
and trouble to look through Mr.. MURPHY 5
show cases, they would find many really
beautiful and useful articles, which would
al once attract their attention. And when
they shall have supplied thems elves, as they
doubtless will, when they lock, their won
der will be, how they lived all this time
and got along with their work, and kept
their carpets clean, without the aids and
eonvenicnces there 10 be .had. Then, while
they are in, they can just select pin, ring,
ear drop, or watch, for such small sum
of money as will make no difference in their
cash account. Look in Ladies.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-11-22

aihe missouri Educator" hereto.
lore published at Jefferson City. by w. G..
1neeney, Esq, and edited by DR.. Peabody,
nas been sold TO Norman J. Colmap, ofthe
valley Farmer" and win hereafter be
published !, in s.. Louis, under the title Of
Tue Western Home and School Journal. 4"
ne Editor-in-Chief win be Prof. J. L.
.racy' well-knows in the State as On ar.
.sni friend Of our Educational interests
!; ne friends Of Education may look for q
'0ufnsl worthy ofeordial support. Term,
ons Dollar, in advance. Addres, Nor
"ans, Coleman. St. Louis.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-11-22
Congress.

The next session of the present Congress
VIII assemble on Monday the Sd of Deoem-
Der II will be for maEy reasons, the cen.
ue Of intense interest. as the present dis
ordered state Of political affairs at the South
WI come up before ID for consideration.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-11-22

HTA wat oh that ,siIl mark time 10 half
second, is curiosity and IT was left to Amer1-
can ingenuity 10 devise it. The America an Watch
of which CHAMBErLAIN has supply, are the
best time pieces now extant Call and see one
for timing horses, fast young men or a woman's
tongue. They will do it, TO the half second.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-11-22
Census Of Lafayette Gauntr.

The census of lafayette county in this
State shows $3.50 houses; 5,773 slaves, and
1892 whites. Total population 49,
I55. Population of Lexington 4,l3O,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-11-22

GroherA ELrcrIos.-Georgia has made
no choice Of electors by the people. Sixty.
seven counties give Breckinridge 10000;
Bell 29.500; Douglas, 5000. Breckin-
ridge electors will be chosen by the Legis-
!lture.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-11-22

IThe LaGrange American IS suspend
Cd. Cause, very common oRe-those
who owe the office will not Fay; another
evidence Of The utter folly Of The credit
system in the newspaper business.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-11-22

CoSsoLIDATIoE.-The Kansas City Enquirer
and Westport. Star, have been consolidated. The
paper will hereafter be published by Hodgsou
and McCarty, at Kansas City. They are both
sprightlY writers, nd will make paper worthy
Of q liberal support.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-11-22

HoGs.-The market in ST Louis is dull. Last
sales reported at So net, deliverable before the
9th Of next month. We observe lumber of
families are receiving their annual supplies from
the farmers. Prices have ranged from So TO S..
70. Avery fine lot of some forty head were
sold last Saturday at SIS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-11-22
Good for the Old Dominion!

It turns out that Virginia has gone for Bell and
Everett, by small majority-17Oo. We are
truly glad to enroll the Old Dominion on the side
of the Union, the Constitution and the Enforce
nent of the laws! -....-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-11-22

PRoTRAcTED MEETING.--A protracted Meet
ing will commence at the Charlton Baptist Church
tomorrow evening Rev. A. P. Williams, the
Pastor, expects efficient aid during the meeting.