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Bef1niHg his Position.

Barker through his Deputies informs us,
that he will in due time make known his
views with regard to slavery. and other i'm
portant questions. Why has he not done
so already. or why Is ne unwilling to do SO
now Is lie afraid To speak out to the
world like an independent Freeman, OF Is
he like cowardlv demagngue. watching
which way the current Is drifting before
launching his frail boat on the turbed
stream of politics? He blamed us last
week for not sustaining all tie measures Of
President Lincoln. We su>tainc,. him IN
the Fremont controversy, where mum was
the word with Barker and his deputies. and
in his recent difficulty with Simon Cam
eron. in regard to the emancipation question,
we were on his side, while the 4ncghdRjdn
had not word to say, for or against
him. If brother Barker and his Deputies
are friends of the President, they have a
very strange way of showing their friend
ship. And yet they seem TO think that it
is our duty to sustain him right Of wrong.
That is more than our old friend Abe would
expect of us or any other Independent edi-
tor. Our comments on the Presipent's Mes
sage were very mild, and such rs no true
patriot could find fault with. They were
certainly much mjlder than those contained
in the Philadelphia Bulletin. New York
Tribune Pittsburgh Dispatch and other ul-
taa Republican sheets. And yet the Ale
qEaniaR editors had no rebuke to administer
to them for their abuse Of the President. 1t
seems that Republican editors are privileged
characters, but Democratic editors must
take heed where they stand. This certain
" does not indicate that even handed JUS
tice controls the matter.
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Sensible.

Tho Deputy editors of the AHeghdnidn
last week, made their paper interesting by
several extracts from the Democrat and Sem
fRey If they continue to do so every
week hereafter, the AHeghanian will soon
become quite popular. But it is hardly
fair them to steal cur thunder. in order TO
to secure reputation for themselves. 1t is
however. much better than publishing OBJ
scene conundrums. the answers to which
would make the most degraded inmate of a
brothel blush 1t is said that the
conundrum alluded to were published by
order of old Barker. Just like him. An
obscene blaguard is hardly fit to occupy a
seat in Congress.
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the institution of slavery in the Southern
States, he Immediately became one of its
noisiest advocates. He was very active and
loud in urging his neiShbors to volunteer.
but while doing SC. took good care, although
one of The ablest bodied men in the County,
to enroll himself among the stay at home
rangers-he manifested no disposition TO
come within range of the guns of the ras>
cally seceSsiOnists, he was so loud in de-
nouncing as traitors and fends incarnate.-
! The war has made no chair vacant by his
| fireside-the circle remains uubroken, and
| if it should last until doomsday, there is no
| likelihood of its rendering his wife a widow
! or his children orphans. Like FalStaf he
regards discretion as the better part of valor,
and manifests his pure and immaculate val
or and patriotism, by remaining at a safe
| distance from the field of battle. Yet not
withstanding all this, lie was among the
| loudest in denOuncing as secessionists true
| Union living patriots. whose nearest and
dearest relatives are among the gallant
volunteers who are battling to put dow n
| the Southern rebellion. Every one who
| contended that il was the duty of the Gov>
! ernment to carry this On as constitutional
| war, and not as a war for the abolition Of
| slavery, was pointed ont by him and his
| hangers on, as seceSSionist. Because we
| fearlessly stool by The Union and the Con-
stitution of our Country and refused to bow
our knee to the foul spirit of Abolitionism,
he endeavored to incite mob to rid out
! this establishment. and pointed us out as =
traitor worthy to occupy a place in the
dungeons of Fort Lafayette. his fur
nishes abundant proof of his love for the
Press and he freedom of speech. He wish
es to make the Negro slaves freernen. and
white men slaves. When he took charge
Of the iUeghaGC. and hired the Deputy
editors to write fcr him, he supposed he
would succee,: in revolu liouizirg little Cam
bria. We. however. attended to his case
in due time, and put him Though the flint
mill. in a manner he did not expect. His
cure or rather the cure If his hirelings,
The Deputy editors, injured the Republican
cause. to the amuut OF at least two hundred
votes in this county. ami secured the cleo
tion Of the Democr tic County ticket by an
overv helming majority Our gain in OEi
year was 700 votes. Thanks Brother Bar.
rker. your services were Invaluable to our
cause Try again. We have done with
the old Mountehank for the present. We
shall hereafter continue to attend to his cas-,
as OCCASION dcnan1s.
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Signal Victory in Missouri

ST. LOUIS, Dec. I9.-DeSpatches receiv-
ed To-Day at headquarters from General
Pope. state that after forced march. yes
terday, he got between the enemy. encamp
ed SIX miles from CEilhowee, johnson county
aud 2200 strong in Clinton aud Henry
counties. But as soon as they heard of his
approach, they bent a rapid retreat towards
Rose Hill, in John.on'county, leaving large
quantity of arms, munitions, papers, &c, in
our possession.
General Pope then threw forward ten COM
panies Of cavalry and a section Of artillery
in pursuit following with the main body OF
his army, When at johnson, i'll Bates
county, the Rebels were closely pursued
that they scattered in all directions, but
mostly towards tie South.
General Pope then forced a strong cavalry
reconnaissance to within fifteen miles OF
Osceola. and intercepted and captured one
hundred and fifty fleeing Rebels, and all their
baggage, horses. &c.
Other squads of some ten OF fifteen Rebels
were taken, making the aggregate number
of prisoners about three hundred.
No fighting is reported to have occur
ed.
General Pope says the whole country below
Rose Hill on the west and Grand River on the
South, is clear of Rebels.
General Price has only eight thousand
troops at Osceola.
1t is understood that General Pope will
send a strong force of cavalry to LexingN
ton.
The main body of the army is now enrout
for Sedalia.
A train of seventy wagons with clothing
and supplies to Price, have been captured, in
addition to the articles previously reported.
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wards forced to obedience by threat Of
court martial. in South Nashville on the
ID, inst mob of more than one hundred
men rushed upon the Governors officers, and
broke up the boxes used IN drafting. a
fight ensued between the Confederate Of
ficers and the people, la which two persons
were killed and ten or twelve wounded.
Gov. Harris was compelled to keep his
room at the St Cloud up TO the time my in
formaRt left, under strong guard, for fear of
assassination by the iEcensed people. He
had received many anonymous letters threat
ening his life. Col. Henty Claiborne, Of the
militia, was also afraid to show his head on
the streets. In the midst of distress and
public Indignation, both rebel and loyal
men were delighted to learn that J. o.
Griffith, financial proprietor of the Nash
Vile Union and Ameriodl-an original Se>
cessionist-and Hugh McCrea. an Irish or
iginal SrceSSiouist. who had been the most
violent member Of the Vigilance Committee
were among those drawn for militia service
Three wholesale merchants, Alfred Adams,
Tom Fite, and y, 5. Akin. had also been
selected TO shoulder the mUsket.
Unfortunate gentry of the better classes
who had fallen victims the kings COnscrip-
tion. were hiring substitutes They we've
offering as high as $4,000 for Southern mull>
sills TO ill their places
The famine prices Of provisions were be-
coming frightful. Coffee could with diff
ficulty he had at SI.lO per pound: butter
was worth fifty cents per pound, and more
needful articles were selling in proportion
They we're over two thousand sick soldiers
in the Nashville hospitals.
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Mason and SIidelI.

Lord Lyons has sent 70 have the africa
detained until Friday, in order that be can
send out his dispatches, after communicat>
ing with Secretary Seward tomorrow. The
Queens messenger reached here To night
and is at Lord Lyons house. Nothing has
leaked ont OF the contents of his dispatches.
The Committee in the House anl Senate on
Foreign Relations are remarkably noncom-
mitted on the subject. 1t Is said that Mr.
Seward favors the return of SlideIl and Mas.
on TO England and that the next steamer
viii take them out hut with the protest OF
the Government and the matter to be the
subject of future discussion.
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AUDITOR'S NOTICE

The undersigned having been appointed
by the Orphans Court Il Cambria County.
Auditor u distribute the funds IN the ha-s.
Of c b Ellis. A2niuiS;rator of John O.
ran deceased, among the several parties en-
Titled thereto, herrby gives notice thar lie
wili attend Ia the duties of said apr.--.-
ment al the Office II Cyrus l. PeTshing e
IN the RorouEh Of JohnstOwn On Sa-ur'-v
January 18Th 1862. al one o'clock 7. Y
at which time and place ali parties are re,
quirei 10 pr,-Sen. their claims or bs G.}s-.
rcd from coming IN ou said fund.
DANIEL N'LAEGHLEN
Juhnstown Dec. is. lSGl-3-
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

" hereas Letters Testamentasy on Fl.
w last will and testament of John W
late of Chest Springs Borough, Csrpb-s,
County, deceased have been issued ~ 80
undersignei-residing in said borlurb-lr
the Register Of said County, ali persons fsy
ing claims against said deceased, are hsr..l-
uetified to present them properly au.heu-;-
Gated for settlement. and those indebted -.
requested to make payment without 5.lav
BENJAMIN z. TOMB F,e,--
Chest Springs Dec 10, ls5l-6t.
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The Riot at Nashville.

The Louisville correspondent to the Gin
cInnati Gazette gives the following particu-
lars Of the reported riot at Nashville:
have news from Nashville to the 9th.
Indignation at Gov. Harris order to raise
troops by draft from the militia was intense
even among the Secessionists. The DAILY
Gazette denounced it in unmeasured terms,
declaring il worse than Lineoln's call for men
to ssubdue the South.' In the fourth ward
OF Nashville Capt. Patterson refused 10 obey
the order for CONSUMPTION. but was after
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To MY CREDITORS.

Take notice that Ihave applied to the
Court of Common Pleas of Cambria county.
for the benefit of the Insolvent laws OF the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. aud that
the said Cou-t has appointed Monday the Cd
day of March next. at O'Clock p NJ for
tie purpose Of hearing me and my creditors.
WILLIAM KELLFR-
December 25th 1861 Sts.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-12-25

STRAY HCIFER.-Came q my re-
hCLru-e ia Sua.asri i-iil township. about the
1ih, e October last. Heifer a'r.ur I've
,ears .'I.Iel and white; TIE lrit ear =
T'rei u-f auGa >'.r in l'la r5Eit ear. Tse
,a4er an have Ji.r q eifer hv r,r-lf-- E-
wand. proving property aud p,yigg Charge.
&c. olheIwi-. Size ggil he disposed 81 ac-
-rrlu = IL law
FRANCIS ;. NJ CONNEL.
SummerlliI Nov- - 1851. g.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

4 cttcrs 81 AI2iui-i-ssti,n have been c-a-
H tel 10 tie undersigned. BY the Register
Of Cambria County upon tie estate NJ
ChaS. Farren. decd. ate # Muns1cr In.
Cambria County Na-Ice is hereby give.
90 al person indebted L. sai3 estate L. come
f.-wsrl and settle tie same. and those Ea.-
iuE claims a-.inS; II, 10 present them r.r.,r,
3y authcntirasel for payment.
DENNIS IA fREN. ADM
r~-l dec
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How say you !


VIII Mr.. Barker deny that on a certain
occasion he conteuded with Joseph P.
Thompson, Esq, of Philadelphia, that a
Negro was as good as white man. What
say you guilty or not guilty?
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wednesday DEC. Is, 1851.
Blow "a Trumpet.

That he has grown so great
Truth ike murder. will out. Aminadab
AGONY Barker. last week announced through
the columns of the AUeghaH'an, that he Is
candidate for Congress. Tell it not IN
Gath, publish it not in the streets OF As
ksion. lest the dau-h -hters Of the Philistines
rejoice, lest the daughters If the uncircum-
ciged triumph" Whisper it not IN the ears
Of National Cnion-ioving Democrats, lest
they LAUGH YOU to scorn; and breathe 1t
not TO conservative republicans. lest they
turn from vou with sneer # mingled scorn
and contempt Tell it only to the true
blue nigg.r worsmppi2s Aboii'ionsts-t"
the uer WHO cherish tne memory OF Old
John Brown as martyr lin tie cause OF
humanity, aud regard Horace GreeIy as the
great man of the age. When we, several
weeks ago, 10 d our readers that the ola Po-
Iti.al Nouutebluk, WAS s3 'tI~tic"l al q se I
conceited enough. TO aspire to = seat in our
National Councils, the statement was appa-
parent'v 30 absurd. Jhat tIey supposed we
were only ioIjn-. they now find tlat we
knew that ..wleregr We affirmed" am
that we were letter posted in regard to the
secret movements of Inc - great APOSTLE Of
AJoltionism. all lhe way from the state Of
Maine" than they supposed. We knew
from the beginning o. lie controversy. ,hat
we would soon succec- in drawing the fel-
low out, and af1rd ,he community an op-
portunity of enjoying hearty laugh at
his overweening vanity and self ,onceit.
Now thar brot er Barker has announced
himself to the world a. a candidate for an
important pubEs o2i,e, We deem T, our du-
~ .Srr-y' fic,st, -. =, .,I, 'ight
.r.,.r.,rr..t l.,r, concealed
- =, ID .,.,+ Fl, may. SHINE before
80 wh..rof..r.. we bs,ce.., our .eader- 10
- - ,,.,rfaoFlv Vile we Dresent Them
-. oo,.-o.f ..,,.,,,--i- IS he .haracter Of
49,. ~.,,-+i.ol r,,,,,.,c- !. F.. rue lie sub
iao+ :. an ,7;,,7s and 3f~a-,..,a. me. i.n. IL
oo,-;.5er,rir, =. r,c r,ro-a... grlne l. neresSa-
1y-t,o,, tho nr.1 a4,ss,.,r, f., S.,s,. TO the
ro, 80, r. = ,.,,,. ,7,,+, r.. mil him down:
- Wien III. -. aifelnn,~ so frfchten lne
-,-,,,-:t-- T,- 5..s,-r.- himself +. the
- IL, :, = nv duty d., -tr,p him. and
.,,,-.o ~. I,,y ears ,o rhe world. :.
bra+Lar Parker. dearly beloved here's 1T
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ESCAPE OF THE MILLS HOUSE.
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y rocl a III atiur
Res @enrerneurs Ucn &irainien.

lGrttutiY= Utpartcmcnt,
8tamnno, Is. Suit 1861.
Sr Dem @uiacbot Der WIt,, cnS ven bent WrlTcmcn ser
GOni6berirttn 5taotCn tr,6fca Uno burn Ole Proclamation
uuierer pbcrttsn StlatSbsbGrNe gcm l3tCt \. ~. iluct;Oairt
1T, ituN Die ~fOIaenoeu &toltr "on Gcroutt 1usgcIbloltR
Gritrns: @le an Ger SlhrtatOr pOu QSafeu, 5tirB6c.
.bebdrf uuo 8rit9SmatcrI0Ueu b%eitlfu9's @rrloreu, ftrurr
Disieriesn. wcIhe bet Der 6abritducn son 2SOucllohtn,
bic fur Ircre Grupp.u belttamt, btihatt9t mn, lCpc bic
feline NrbtiUr acknowledgement 4Grloncr, 8lcIh9i el 0b iuC
8abrjtae fur bs Gpnf0ccrirtm Std0trn Ubcr fur zen Slo0t
9r0inicn bttimrt ilno. Scruer et bi De. Southern Or
prrF @pmpauo NU9clcuten. Su ctaeni jcocn oieier Sale
muF ircpm bic b%strc1enbe 9e!iNn ooT ] tlouen cine De-
GhsiniSuna o;eieuiaeu DcparteutHtS .OfdS;tr5 btiSubrinaCn,
Der ibn b%eih0iti9t ba MIR IN i'I@tm SAL cine @usaoRus
Gentaht merotn fam.
aneiten die Odicer Der 9anf,n uub 3psisbanten. De-.
rem AnDcienhtt ais nol3ntabt5 St ttrnsrtn Gldn9teit Der.
ielb,u erddhtst wiro.
tifeat tlrsa a]rbt9.br5 cher bt5 bttrtfenocn @9enttn tet>
S%ubriuGsn bAttD.
GiertenS; que Mnucr, tereu @nDeIenbctt ;uM Retrie6c
ibrea @s'tifts nctbwencj9 it, isood mus boS SeSbaLb bes
6s6rohtt Gtrtific0t Don cinem SrtrccnerIpttr Der COUNTY
nper CORPORATION uu!eri'idAu I lttl.
Gunf ems Ete @cli;cibtomttn Der StIcte Rihmenc,
S.arrtOn uuc fvreo,ritSburI, welu iOltc elm GertIical ID
rer die; pVn Eem @tapOr jener S!dpti peer Gorgcraiionen
fei6rjassn.
re,t Docr SpytoT m,noer NtraratnrtN oU ShttUen nOtbwCns
b9 it.b; bsS9Cthcn cie an GttCdrdph. Siucn an1Cittltsn
9trioaen, rem icthe Elm GrIif"t teS |IlltoeRtcn oStr
SupsrtnteHoenIeu lrNer GltnPIbn, peSr es N&N0drrS D.
&elCRrlpberIiRie f%ttbrinQSu.
@b9;'e GU zen Siei.n @usnabmsn t0r ren non @srionen,
pelNt bt,r;u a. tprijit itnb, MiialtebT fur 9yploa tar Com
rali uu u 8rieSeypetr ans osn RCtben Der @Piiii-Gum.
p10njeu nGbmcu, bic bic l0ut elmer Proclamation mrcr Re
glerun, pcrlan8tCn ipeiteren 5000 Sgttptit9en era6nit iint
bie Glilgjcbtr elmer iolden 6rtimi ljsen &omrn0rir iinG
H9m "%fi,;n'eHit frei, wenn fe ej1 = rts1cat orS Glpitin2
or b%eirsHtnoen Gcmvdgyje b]ejHrln0cH.
&ue SifSitr melhe NIT Der 9rsantIrune uro Ginnu-
if5ruua Ger Xiii, beluftraGt iirc, iuo oussipie en-. O6lc
&us idbm.n III rsip trtn rem 8ersHsncen ci en- gtidr g
brE Nb'G 60 oUsSEfutiacu, Wtud &c OloOn ub rj,ugt inn.
paB SitltlteR CUR @ptIalan5 beret1it itne.
Spbn 0et6cr.
aae 9ejrueeu, nel&e bte grofamaijon in 9errcf eeS
g a,6ots or &itJ v%ub.sirtsu, moseu euh Stsle OroeT
Serpfeutlihtr.
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81. VI. =

.YurS glt6er 90 btstcY.
g8ir iinp RE ~etnligen SsrtSuicr bieira pcrii0m.
ten gGbisfty fir ocu Stlat 8irlinirn, uno or,
laubcn uns Die 2tufmcrfionftit Der rcip. 9Btrt6c
unO @rrecrybrliecr auf Ojelru Is Mouotc' oyten
Qurr Slp G}pe 96GieIeY "a lenten, e9e ie ibre
&iutGuie aursrmGrte MAIDEN.
% 6alb, 8bla. Sugeriur German 9itters,
30 8tls. unO % Nalbe 8blS. Yidles,
Din Npple Brandy,
10 8bIC. Gdten ottcu Yrah 9ranry,
so DO 9roBe Yic. INRadcrcI,
5amrlY Slp 9tYr, Grcmpcle @rtra eagle,
Z. s. 8lcdS uno q. 6. S6ermans B6jetey,
pure DID 6uaano Sin,
die, GjDer uur Wjdlc5,
Singer, Gberry uno 8ladUcrry 8rants,
SEP. 8ants uno Scr. Qarauer Mtount. B6isfrv
gS III. y. SUuee II. o.,
10. SraEe ,pjibeu Uiain II. Gare.
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Scfammtmacbnm0c
Sine ~&yrpcInmntipu
beS @Cupsrnrurs pom &tratntcn.

I'M Ses Bolt unlcreS Staats in ben StonS ,u Teesn.
etnen Scrb1ltnibndBigef Nntbeit Der ,ur gStrtbcteiouro nm,
l'rte Staltes aufecbptenen Milii su Itelcn. pbne ban bic
tnouitrteueh Suttrelen baburG ;u fbr aefdbrbet wcrSer. in
Der Spri6loa 9eniodt pprben, fur sine 8itu1tseit rpn ,Ypplf
9!Rcnotlen jetn 9roetnr Der cefammten peisen 8er6iferune
etntr leoen Sourtc oeer Stabt, ipie It her GeniuS ron 1860
oueieet, alS willis III npbililirsp.
Nls Elm Sbetl bteir ;ebn 9rcccnt fpire ieber Gpunp pSsr
Stoot elm 9reStt flr bic Nnsobt BON SrciwiaiSeu ocatbep
merecn, neld,e rn e%cnlclbeu tereitS aclteat fpprben ltnS.
SS loltt 1u'ettta perit0n9Sn mereCn, bas bieieS 9lVan-
cement nur oeSbdtb S~etrpfcn murSr, nm, pcnn m6olin. bic
ur onnebntltdtettci ;u p%srncioer, wel6e cine @IsbeSura
IN Npaii na@ nd, Sieben irlyot. Go wirS errpartet. Dan eoS
Solt oes 9a1Sen StaotcS no plnftlidit in bic 10 ocftcQte
Nitetnattpe tne'n nre n~odtpmmCr miro.
HsstmentS = pnnanbeure beIieni0Cn Sbcilc Ses Stootes
pom eehen lout Ger N~rpclamalipnen WIN ID. uno IS. 4uI;
Die gtili .alte9ecreert pprocn IN, Werb'n 6cmrrfen, DAN 90
nt9t bic abli1t ut, bic borin r~erIanattn @ustebunotn an
beidrdnten oetr gar uufiubtbtn, aus0cnrmncn in ioIbSn
Bollsn, NO cine County pber StaSt brtr6 SteIer Der yer.
lan9ten 9abl burG Sr%etpiIiee bicrppn auseeGblpifrn ift
IN Get 3ptihcnicit miro bic SiIbune Spn Ertirpiaioen :
Spnipaonten III iercr geis ~unterftlst wertcn, unb ncni bic
Satl, wslbe cine @cuntp rber Siaet Ill licftr1 bat, pcl,6b .
lIs 1t, 10 iouen Die 9iiliirFtttis,u ais 6cimltbsgaree unb
prliSct ciurplirt bIeibeR.
C-@) 8c9cbCn non m,iner eieentn San6 oils Sou.
S.o. pcrneur unN nit beieeorudTent StaotSTisoet. in
49, &t6mpne, am 19ten Suit 1S6+, unb I'M Js5iten
~@ere eielsS StoateS.. Spbn 2et6er.
Gur ben @puperneur:
9eprse 80. Runforb,
StddiS- Secrct6r.
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Iu5}iae perihiepener Certificate BON 2euter
oieies WllttrI aetrault baten:

N~u5,iiae perihierener Certificate BON 2euten,
grelte pieleS @tlttcI sebrauat baben:
Oa Id mein 5aar ssiis verlor, 6rauhte ih ycrGaicoenc
W;itd, bic a6,r ale rrRiolsto3 SNttEn'' Es AM i@oSSms
@arcia'S pair &eficrtr. 2ls th etnioe Tloidcn popuu de-
Sraubt BATS, ftn9 nttn 5aar tpieoer gu Madden all Il. nurse
ltart uHo nttt. SARAH =. 6botlt9 (64 Sabr alt,
Ra. lis 0%haripEitr., pblab.
st telbciuiss biermit, rap mcin 5aor Itit lonaer 8sit
'uafrl, uno ra5 burb ben 9ebraut eOr Naodnte @arctn's
pair Gstcrattre. unO ipar SOR nr elmer 3laf6e, pnS Nus
FaueH oenclStn ntbI alsit o%nfN6re, lDnoeIu audi sinen
rsusu 5aarpube bsrYUrbr09te. Or. 81. &bOmas,
3. Hop. 1860. 3l5 Srntb 6rpnt Street,
9bilarelpbi1, ga.
d. 6sIhrinise 6iermit, 6aB bic llnteT;sibnetin bss sFiacn
GrifcottS ein 0itcS Mtt9tieo Der @bens;er ~. e. Rirte IN
y%"NssIpb;a, uno Dap ibrs &usia9e SoaiO nnen gioubpIrbis
II. s % 81. GutOu9b,
l6. Stt. 80. 9aItUr cer Gbenecr 8irtbe in QbitaS.
ca rsut Nib. Waoame @atetn's pair eitOratips snr-
6 mem 5aar HART O. DIT Sno eS an &usfdlsn Strbnoert
bat. &5nitp S}obnS,
p. Oct. 1856. ae. 3 S0mmCroltT., SIIt1., DID.
3eine Qrau mar m IN lssleu Satrsn af vsribiroeucu
5;tlen i6rcs 2cpfsS Y%OaitlnOiS tobl, erbislt a6sr burt ben
@ebrauh SbrCs 6etlmitttlS eIntn neuen FaGvipuS5 une
pCrSaltnlB uIBtI laH:e5 9a0r Sd map ferner bIfr berihten,
oab bttislbe iii SabrIR ar 8euraleia lit, feitocm lie aber
Sbr 9aaTntitttI braRtts. aud scR Oieisnl llebel I'D bsireit
Fublt. y. Is, 0orpru,
IL. Set. 1860. 50 Nortb 3l9biu., Baltic, @b.
Seit ben leeteH 3ebn Sa5reu thI Id III 0eura!sia. Wein
Hopt puroe Oft 10 a%nsssrITer, bag In taam itkcn tCnnte.
ais ib isepb flum cine 81 alDe 9Ou Dab. @arcin's Slir
RsfOrative, oas mir s%npfoblsn wm, ssbr1ubt bate, fiolts
i'd nil p%eaiORmsn zen ojsicm liz ci beFrit.
Z. HOp- 1860. Dire. RarD y. Ri6artIon,
1872 @artOnitr., philadelphia, IA.
81 babe Mabawe @arsin'S Oritutat pair GeffOratios
snsr llnterfuh ing untsriUOrien Uno ftnoe in eemIel6sn Elm
eor;tIliheS Rltiel our Reintauug eeS Nopfes, eas burbs
aus feline nabtSstIt9s S%Sirtun3 onT os 5aat austbt,
Baltic, IL. Moo, go. S%ATi(fOpbsr &iSOrs, ". @.
&a- 5abritirI uuo gum 8Grfauf bel
%. 0ar:in. I68 9rcabitrabe, srpiifen Der
81 Z. S!rdBs, 8tnmOuo ,8a., fOp.e in
alien SgpIesfsnHne S9RsptOres.