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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-01-10
THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1861,
South Carolina desires it in order to extend

South Carolina desires it in order to extend
the area Of slavery.
With all Christianized Europe, and nearly
all the civilized world opposed to slavery, are
the Southern States prepared to set aside the
barriers which shield and protect their insti-
.utioEs under the United States Government?
Would the separation of the South from the
North give greater security to slavery than it
has new under the constitution of the Union?
What security would they have for the return
of runaway slaves? | apprehend none,
whilst the number of runaways would be
greatly augmented, and the difficulties of
which shareholders complain would be in
creased tenfOld. However much individu
ais might condemn slavery, the free States
are prepared TO sustain and defend it, as guar
anteed by the constitution.
In conclusion, would avoid the bloody and
dcsoating example Of the Mexican Staies.-
am now, and forever, in favor of the I'm
ion, its preservation, and the rigid mainten-
ance of the rights Of the States, Individually
as we'll as collectively.
Yours, &C., JOHN f. WOOL.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-01-10
a Word on Certificates.

Experience proves what common sense
readily admits, that good teacher will
have good school, whatever the charac-
ter or qualifications Of those who have
taught before hinl. lie may not, it is true,
be able to have advanced scholars, but he
will have order, system, and all circumstan-
ces that favor progress in the schoolroom.
Of course the action of directors and Of
parents is quite important; but when a
good teacher makes request, it is very
likely to be granted he inspires confidence
by his evident intelligence, and secures co
operation that would be denied to poor
teacher. Let this fact be universally known
by teachers, and let it be seriously consid-
cred tie good teacher las a g2od school,
To render teacher good, two things are
all-important; namely, sufficient knowledge
and skill in imparting instruction and con-
trolling a school The first of these, suf
icient knowledge, can be acquired by any
person Of sound mind all that is necessary
is a determination to have it and patient
perseverance until the object is gained.
If it can be acquired and is not, what is
the natural and just inference? That
the person who neglects to gain it, is not
fit to teach Turning the question little;
what, then, ought to be true of every per-
son in this county who is now teaching,
but has not the recognized testimonial ofsuf
ticient knowledge, namely, the Profession
al Certificate? That he is diligently avail
ing himself of all opportunities to increase
his knowledge; that he is studying those
branches in which he is deficient; that he
is active apd interested in District Assoeia-
tions.
Are all those teachers in the county who
hold Professional Certificates, thus seeking
to improve and qualify themselves for any
common school, so that their fitness as
teachers shall be unquestionable?
Directors and parents have a right to
claim that you be fully qualified before you
assume to instruct The law eff this State
requires it. What, then, is your duty?
1t is part of my official duty to see that
no persons teach without sufficient knowl-
edge. So, as natural consequence, it is
wholly proper for me to urge teachers to
secure tUH, unqueStionaJle qualifications
for their duties; both knowledge and skill
in teaching.
[ propose to hold public Examination
sometime in the coming Spring, after the
schools are closed, of those who are dispos-
ed then to apply for the Professional Ger
tifcate. Early notice of nay intention is
given to afford applicants time to review
what they think needs reviewing, and to
study whatever they know is wanting. 1t
is expected that applicants will at that time
present an essay on some educational topic,
partly to show their habit of thought, part
ly to evince their proficiency in practical
grammar.
1t should be understood that Profession
al Certificates viii be given to them, and
only to those, who on examination shall
prove their fitness for it. 6 A word to the
wise is sufficient to those who are not
wise, something else remains to be said
hereafter.
AzARIAH SMITH.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-01-10
,3,OQ9 9AFQ00A9.q 9. .
For the Educational Colum
AFTER SCHOOL.
"a y i. SNITH, I-0A9 superintendent.

In my schoolroom. Odd and ireary,
With its dark and time-sYorn walls,
OFT 1t eve, while worn and weary
With the weight of care and toll,
Mem'ry, from her silent chambers,
Gently becks my spirits gaze,
Inward TO the hidden record,
Kept of all life'e changing ways.
As | turn my inward vision
To the newly-written leaf.
Filled with varied forms of fancy
Some of JOY, and some of grief,
Then l see, again, before me,
oLthiul spirits, falr and bright
Childhood's features, wreathed in sunshine
Beaming with their pure smileIight.
Happy voices, joyous laughter,
Ring upon my listening ear;
Loving words, and deeds of kindness,
Come, like balm, my heart to cheer.
And l raise my heart still swelling,
Full of grateful praise above,
That the dear good Father sends ds
Childhood's smiles of light and love
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-01-10

THE PRESIDENTS REPLY.
WAsHfNGroN, Dec. 81, 1866.
MY DEAR SIR; have received and aeeep-
ted your resignation Of the Office of Secretary
of War. and not wishing to impose upon you
the task of performing its mere routine du-
ties, which you have SO kindly offered to do,
/ have authorized Postmaster General Holt
to administer the affairs of the Department
until your successor shall be appointed
Yours, very respectfully,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
Hon John B. Floyd. -.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-01-10
For the Gazette.

III. Editor;-I Wish to ask few ques-
tions, not directly relating to politics, nor
expecting any reply, but to call attention
to some principles of morality and decency
which are readily acknowledged to be true
by all ladies and gentlemen, not to add
Christians:
Are negroes human beings? If so, by
what semblance Of right are they treated
like brutes? Have they rational and i'm
mortal souls? IF so, are their souls to be
saved in the same way, by the same means,
by which the souls of whites are to be
saved In other words, did Christ die
for their redemption just as really as ours?
If so, is it probable that be takes just the
same degree of interest in their welfare,
and in all means adopted for their conver-
sion and Christianization, which he takes
in the case Of the whites Are Sunday
Schools good agencies in white congrega4
tions, and bad in colored congregations, or
equally good in both? If equally good,
does the kind of instruction given, or the
intelligence of the instructor make any diff
ference? If an intelligent instructor be
Eo Eaore efficient for good, is there any impro-
priety in white person volunteering to
aid IN the Sunday School, or shall we, in
bland way, leave colored people to Proyi-
dence, and proudly ge BY on the other side,
scorning to eyince any sympathy or care for
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-01-10

n AILS, Spikes. &c.-A large and fuh as
: sortment of Duncannon Nails and Spikes.
also full assortment of Tacks, Screws, &c.
For sale by
no29 JOHN KENNEDY & co.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-01-10

E'KESH Raisins, Dried Fruit, Nuts, Can
= aies and Fancy Candy Toys at wholesale
~ country stores aud confectioneFies can be
LOU az a. FELIX'S, at q. small advance on city
prices, for cash. -
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-01-10

N cents per gallon for best Coal Oil, at
F. G. FRANCISCUS'S
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-21

= SIsrfu6lsr ais gu;sigeblott. Su Cant
Nroncisec bcnubt man jet Die meieen SunSr in
~fcl9enpcr gSsi1e: Wian malt nuf bsipsn Ssiten
einss Iclbsn %unaiidti&en &6ters NIT i6pnr,er
Unite bic 9il&dftsfurts elmer 8ilma unp l6idt
i'm rann untsr rit 9eute. Ran bsre6nst, pab
cine iOIhs Sterfueisr.@n stise einen 8srtb BON
So tdslid pcer Der Ste,tsIipaIte rinss Stattrs
bat.
Serr Carl 5ormes IN am 2. B.. 81. nit
Der Seutcnta na6 Gurcpa atasreif. @r III an
Der Scnrcnsr S6nisl. Spsr fir 5 Sabre nit
ZEN leIbcn Sepinauussn, unter wsI6en CT Irii6er
bort ssiunaen tat, ensosirt.
j3ufrtepenteit. = 3ufrieSsn Iein = arpBe
&unf, 3ufrispen I'd einsn = blulsr 0unf, ,ufrie-
BEN wsrren 9rUBss Slid, s~ufrisren bIeiten-
Neifsrfuf.
Scri9e @p6e BABE i'd metne SsrmGbtuna
NIT SRI. Suni5unpe Stnu9riu ~9sfetert, wIs id
biSrmit rr9etsnf nm5ei9e, unp enpf ble mtb bel
rieler @ele9enbeit meinsn sssbrtfn @6nnsrn
gang teipncers in baummctlsusn unterbp1en.
uriaben uno Brtunecn. Der 6sraus,
aetsr eiucr weitIt6em Gantjcituug eitt folaturs
uriabeu an, peetolb er neulih ni8t lhlafcn
tcnnte Gin S6rsisals pom 16 Mpnaten, par
tout niht CUR Jtube gu 6riRbsn mar. Gin 6unr
Der uuter Dem 5enittr teulte. 3mei &ater unr
cine SaBe auf rrm I06 Cine irii&e 5ch
'sit n~sbsnan, S6aupsvto1tc 3a9nIt msrssu
unb ctm S6wein, peItes CUR Sintsrtbiirc BE.
rrinSufcntmen perIu6te.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-21
Dfrmif6trs.

= Der 9srtauf Don Seuebta. Sn elmer Cor
rsIYcnOsnl Ucu Daris inOsn 10 r ~fUl9;nce Nuef
rct', bic wsun nibt pair, cod gut ~erfunben il.
Die 8rase bee Sertauf5 pom Srnrcta miro BON
cen tpnapartiher SrOi6uren unp 0eitartifel.
i6mjerrrn in oielsr Qebbaitiateit b~ieeuttrt. Man
mtG chen 10 tGun, ais nini6e man rinr frietli6r
v6iun9. um, irenn S,itrei6 Diele Q6luna, ME
natilrIth, atlebnt, pie Shulp brs 6riraes auf
Sstrejf pGllen su t6nnen. -" Die preusiiten
3citun9Sihreisec gebrn audi aus Nu9lt ycr Dem
rait Ucranihreit.n pen Oeitrcih rath gRun1h in
Die Bale. 9Has man gu Blen Don Dem &erfauf
SenepjAs oentt, ens 3eiat iolaenOe Mnetpote: Ser
foGfnt Wc6e biuirte SHIRT 0tetternt6, Der SIT.
rsibilbe 0slhdftstrdger an paris, bel rem 0rin.
gen Ytouplon, Der on Ter Iafsl Den Sertauf BE-,
nsoigS auf'5 Gapet bratbte. I'm isiIe Mcinun0
befnst, ermiersrte Mettrrnih ,Nitine Serrsn,
pns fe rUritln9en, III cinr Seleiria uns, Die fb
mein &liier nibt g%efallen lafsn miro, 10 lamas er
nod sineu Splratsn bat" ,,Qber," mari eiLer
OR @dfte sin, oSeitrria bSfnrst F6 in eiuer lcbr
prrcaren Sage, IS III BON Der 9troolution teOrobt
-" ,Nirin 6err," Fcl ibm Wettrrnib in rt
gtere, ,,oie 8cpOlution 6sprObt Stc, r6enlo pis
lie uns brpru6t. MGglib baB mir i6r ~erlieaen
ater aemiB III, OaB le Dor unS fallen ,peresn."
- Ylonvlon ica ben 9sit Oss Absnps le6r Der,
lttmmt 9rweisn iein.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-21
Nus,iiae perIhisreusr Certificate bon 9euteI
relte pitlee Wilttrl detrsmtt hnhen:

Ius,iae perIhierener Certificate BON Qeuten,
nellie pjclcs YirttrI gstrtubt baben:
Da id mciu Saar jritts verIpr, brautte id psrf4ictene
Mthttl, Die abr ale rrtN9IcS blicbcn, kie All .0taelme
@arein's Sair 8eltprcr. Ills Id einioe NlaVhtn boppn oe.
brdutt bNtt:, fin9 mttn 9oar rpeper ~ padiyn al II mur .e
Hart uno o'tt. Slr1b =. ShpdItp (64 Sabr aI),
no. lis 0i0riUEitr., ybtlab.
SD ~bcIbeiniae hermit, oa6 Die llnterseitncrin bcs peiatn
SCrufcaCS Gin altrs Mi elieo Ger Gtenc,tr ". 6. Rirtbe in
YeIi S"PR'"' unS Dap tbre $aSI'ss s2ItO amen slaubwHrOi9
ut. 8. y. ~. GulpuSb,
l6. Set. 80. Yo1pr tr GBene er st rne in StilaS.
Nieine Nrou mar in . II Issttr Sltrcn af y rIt;eS cntn
: ellen lbr 8 Nopfes polIltln, i9 fail, erbielt a6er eurb II
@ebrduh Sbrts 9etlmttt 10 c nfn rsuen : aalpuds uuo
y rbaltn:B nlB! llnteS oaar. SD muB ferner bier teri6ten,
cap etslelte ltt Hobr II a. NeuraI9G LIT. 'eitosm lie ober
9br 5aa mitttI branTte, oudb sOn blrlCm llsbsI lid Befreit
fIblt. e. IS. 6urpcu,
u. Oct. 1860. So Hurlb . eblir., Saltp., Ylo.
.Gs freut mid. NaSams @atttn's pair strrattos en-.
problem III tOnnen, oas ih nit Srrtb:il eebroudt babe. iueem
g mem 9aar MART ssnabt unb es am 9~lSiaa,n %o,rbinOcrt
bat. nj Subns,
p. Oct. 1860. 80 3 Comm rent, 9ItH., Wb.
Sejt ben leptsi. icbn Sahren lit tb an gttura gin. @sin
StHpi mHres on 10 on9elrlHtn, Dap IN tdIm leF n trnnte.
Ills Id INoh flum crue Il GlNc non 9iab. @arcinS pair
ReltcrlttHe. oaS IT smrfpbleu mar, 9cbr ubt bate, II5Its
Z. Np3. 1860. Nrs. 81 ,rp u. Riharblcn,
1872 Marisnitr., philadelphia, IA.
Sb teitEiuiae hermit, oaF msin paar lit lonaer 3cjt
nu'fi. uno o0B burn eel 9eprllh pOc Dlo me 0arcias
Satr &e tGratioe, uno ipaE oOE muir siner Flnte, oaS 9u'>
fIaIR oclldbtn pibt altin a%nfNbrte, Icnoeln aub einen
ntusn 5aerrubs berpprbradte. U. Y. 3b0mae,
d. NOp. 1860. 3l5 Sontb fSrcni Street,
YtilaOetpbtl, ga.
SD babe @ataue @arein's Srisntat PAR 8sitOratipe
elmer llnterfuh ing Hnter iroren. uno ftabe in Oemlelbeu sH
oor'u9ibe5 Rittcl CUR 8~einiaun9 ee Movies. ole odrbs
aus lelNe nahtbsilise Q5irfuT5 ouf ee 6aHi aueHbt.
SaaO, II. Noe. go. 9b iitopber JttbOrg, u. ..
va 6abriltr unp gum @ertauf bei
ID. 01rcin, l7tt StraBe ipiihrn Grace
uno 5ronttin, &ibnonp, Sa, iOnis in
allen apptbttCn uno iane9iipTe5.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-21
Auslan0.

@eimnr, s. San. = Der Sai1er Der Srau,u-
fan bat ras @rU6trsus pes Sausprteus Der gBa6
%iumfeit erbaltci.
Nm 10. San. ltarb In SanIpuct nc6 fur
,em &rantsnIaler Der t~etounte General 2cupplr
Don 8erlab. fritcr General ciutaut bee per
itrrtensn S6nioS. Sn 6clae elmer grtGttun
tsim sIi@eube9dnsnjb peS &6niss Bate ibn bic
Scpirc1e tefa1cn.
Hbeinprsu6en. = Cine InJaGl prrusiItcr
@abImdnner bnt bic ~fcIsenpe NOrsTe an bic
Shleswi9 SuIleiucr atec1anot:
OeutI6e Srurer in S6trsnia 6utfeiu 0sil
Ger Nbetntuno Su 6rantfurt nod n6htieeu, rir
SSursbur9er mob tagen, pas peutIhe 2,i6s
i6rsrt i'm Sdreiu rrs S6nieS ppn Napclecus
@naren mob 'citsn, uup 5risOeri6 SarbagcGo
noG i6lafrn nil, iebt Sbr auf rentIaer Bart
am Nfeer p~rrtul;n ia!
unpsr9eGen, unscrd6t. trcu0sGi:tt Rebt S6r
in unierm Serisn. Dant uno @rue Cub trsucu
tavern Sutsrn D~cut1&lanps bis auf b,iIere, bic
auf reutl6e 3cit.
Wunbeu, IL San. Oas t6nisl. Se,irtesc,
rot Minten linfS Der Star y t oeItcrn BEN
5'stbsrrn eurmis BON Sef mort, Qrtpatier in
Ma"Gen, bee fcrtgcebten 9}crt rccarns pcs So.
tru9ss %3rtttsn @raoes rurdb 0riSat.l lrfunecn.
fall&un9 gum S6orsn einsc Nusacbrs iir lhul.
rig 'ttanrt unp gu ctcri16risrr 8etunaetrnfr
3nsiten @rarrs unc &crIult psS Goels p,rurtbrilt.
Scnn' I. Snnuar. Sir S~asclicl batrr batrn
mir Reute trtcper elm mcrfrirpiats 1actum NIT.
,ut9stlsn. Qm s.. b. 81. wurre an Htcp,rtrejfio
Elm l66ncr 81 btpd ~lrtruoig aufoefanasn psr.
Ielts MAJ b~;s.faIt gum Srt. bin BON einem gBclf
oertclat %rcroer, Der burb Sufauis in Der Ndbe
'b betino'ner Ssute paprn abltcg, Dem tcpt-
miioe 9'bestrn 8bier METER nad,uIresu. Die
fur6ttaren S6nesmoTen. tie oqrntboIten az
tauen ltnS, MAIDEN es erttGrli6, bas f6 Iclfc
Seltten aud in nnisrer @egruO bliden IdGrn.
Na4 Scrihtcu aus @aris 1T cs benz anne
@rfdnntcn cairltF, 6rrrn 8aultuor
aus Stratntcn, gelhng'n, ntermaIs riurn notu
r%a'titrtfn Der. Staatsn- 9iraer aus DEN 66nptn
fran'0fi@er @orpordle gu %brfrcirn. Ter Sc.
ionrte BARI iit riil men, ons er inurrbaG6 Iefe
WfUnats auf otefe Qrt pier amrrifaniIhr giraer
aus ir6r unausentbmcr sage tcfreit hat Na6
icl6tn Ytde'nruifaQen piro rs nitt mcbr Itrie
rig lsin. ale lpGtcr rtra tcmmeurcu EGue auf's
S@'eunt9Ite IN rrleri9'n. Ter Seriht, Der nne
has oFi9c 6actum mittbeiIt, cnt9dIt Die f~rnere
S'nsrtnns, bG6 rrs.5aultner elm itartcr ,un
n%icntmnnn" fri, 70 ME man rrnn untrr allen
aus Sflapen1lntrn. Die iih in @u-
rcpa berumtrjcben tauln ejnsn Srcelfcnrif en drs
ben femme. Ter Ser GcrreipcuOenI lhlteet aus
Oirirs 6actum, paB man Die ScceIicnilen nah
EUROPA I&idtn miIs. I'm Fe balO sritnpli6 GU
rirt ju ie9su.
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{ B s.

Napcre>Gcurt. 8um Softer, Gin gle9er,
Der in toiruntrucm 3uRdnos in pas !Suus pee
Or. 6uunrGep serrunsen mar, er9iclt 25 QriseI
lufQeidblt.
JOtcrt Gtcnbcutra Itnnp unter Ger Qrfla0c
sor Der Gou't, feline Gran 9ei4lagen Su butsn
nuror otrr fSeigslprr6rn, wril rie mi5banpcl.t
SbcbGifte carum bat.
itrrwieien, neil er pom 8Obert 9. Scbuipn per
9abnsr nno eirrn 3Lrfcp %s,fubleu bate.
Niltam 6eurp, Elm Ncscr, Der pOn N1.r. $
Bailey 6Ieipsr sctobIsn bate, erDjslt 50 grisrI
aufSsiablt.
s. 81. Strtn pG.afart Grew. q. STAPLES. 81.
StaS n unp 8. 8, NosIeg murpsn ie um $500
~bGtrait. mriI lie, elmer tlrtiiten Srpinani gu
miner, in pint Ausp Slide r%ertauft batteu.
5Irmming 3uder, onscfiaat, ben Subn rre
Jiobsrt 5rdnt in arfhIascn in BADEN, wurDc bon
Oirlrr NmtIa9s fret9eiprp@en.
= Der Sdbrestla BON Waibiustrns @eturts.
trit wirp mcr9cn in rntip ehenbcr g8eiI. burt
cine Wilitarparaoe &, friert wcroen.
gBis mir b6rcn bat 6err pGfpr 9G6rtnaer
oabier cine roan9elilb> lutberiibe @jemeinoe oe.
otlort, in ocr air UierIrbn lasr 0CttesoteuIt
ltattfnorn min, nnr Smar, ts Die nsur 0smeinre
Elm pafrnoes 9otal s%rfunprn, in pem 2reture
Nccm BON Or. MUUrcS 8irte, 9dr Ter 1Otcn
uno SroartraBe. Die am Spnutaa In ptelem
Sotll a~eblltrnr 9rebi9t nrs ubia.n 6errn fell
alScmrinen NntIun8 s%riunOtn baten.
- 5n u%nirrcr @etbsetuns 1T oas Sduioen.
Susprntirunas,9 ics wjersr aufsenummen nor
Ocn. 6reut Sud-, Sbr ban bartberSiseu @!auUir
bissrn Ssordnsten /!
- Us fr9t in &usiht. Bag Die 0efebgstuns
ben Sertauf reS Samcs Silver Canals an Die in
5rase ltebcnpe fra l5Itiae @,leai6aft sutbeiberl
piro.
= SIN Capitol Square, mo ~beiGdufa temrrtt
ole 6cISumbIlnns Der Statue 5enrY Clay
enoIi6 ~pcrihwunOcn 4. wurcsn pisIrr 8aae ncue
SdHmhrn ssp1an5t, psren 3abl bic auf 400 per.
mebrt perren ICa. 6r. Guble, Der Runtgirtucr
oes @oupcrneurs. iiibrt otaIe bi< wiinltens.
rpert9e SerlhDncrun9 unisrrS Ynrfes aus.
- @Ouoerurur Qrther bat 6. 8. N. Qtnneu
brSnaotBt. Der wcaen elmer S6i'6afatre gu prei'
@efdn9ni6hrafe Osrurtbeilt mar.
Oh wv S'ANIp SUlUtIllUH DuIpB am
por9etri9en Gage Der Ntasianrte Sin Sarclna's
9On. 9Ubn 9. prcitOn sinsefibrt, Der in elmer
Scbf tie Geriammlung uufcrOsr'c, f@
Dem iiOll6cn StaatrnbunO anSulhIjs6sn
- unisr 6reunO SObn 6erbtg, trFen Bier
Salon mir bsltsns emYiebtsn iterraIhtr uns 9e
tern nit cinem c%ellfatsn Snti6 unO eincm 2aee.
trunt, fur ben mir uns ibm ber3li6 DsrpfIi8tet
= @rocerYbeIiesr e~erwriien mir auf Die Nns
iri9e pes tiir5lib neu erri8tcten BbOitla'cGauies
Bm. 9. 9onrS u, Comp, l5te Strabs ipilAeu
Main umO GarY.
= @eihdft5leuts, Die bsi Nieieu 1bGsbten 3ti.
ten 0eihGfte MAIDEN wO(en, %iOltsn i'm &n3eigerr
rerbrsjtetten rfutiben 8latt. dnnoncjren.
SSPEnuntrndrs ur.1rr1.
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95efnnmtuac mmges1.
PIN bic giraer O,r start @.AmOnO.

NH VIZ ShlBtl VT SllV4 Jttp HVHU'
SD 'eile mid bierourb e~raebenlt ais Elm Gan,
bicdt iur Die > iee Oes 0i9b GOnltlbeIs Ter 9 art
8itmUnp an, unO werpe, wsnn rur6 cas- 8cr,
trluen meincr Nnttir9sr lu p;elem 9cten er.
wdAIt, BEN 4flbtsn p%eieIbsn 9etrruIthif nab
tUmmeu. 9enieuiaen meiurr Ntitburger, reneu
i'd niAt periGntrtb betlnut iein ipllte, erIaute id,
mir Die Sfmerfun9 binuIaiiBen, Dap t4 Deputy
pss 9rn. Sullue u. 0otlOn mar.
@ep. q. n,
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Mm3eiacn.
Nu Dos @ublifum.


@ues in Der 8elt mue fBwinStn,
STUNT ollstn blsibt rrpe orln,
Inn Den Sunftler auf;ufinbtn,
NtiB man en- bic Delt pur&Sisbn.
9ph Dee SunitIers eianeS StItpen,
Yer eic gSslt unp IT'D s~rtennt,
Sci Der Nteni5geit bingraebeR
Die CT Ieine Srucsr ntnnt.
9arum tret' i'd fr.i unb pfen
ger roS Cub itum nun bin,
Sene Sln5cn rpIlI it bpfftn,
Zap tp pob fpiufrninen bin.
gae tie Surf in meiuer Spbdrs
Sn9ncS nur btrpcreebra6t,
eth'Iier b-etst mi, nod bic G6re.
SaP 'N S3cnercS eeul6t.:
@ntbrrippsn mad Dem Qeber..
SBtt bic 99elt fts ME arftbn,
photographer Mil ids acbgn.
Staulcnb bleiot man Sabci i1sEn
Son'mt un6 { 1t. nae i'd esrtafen.
SSos Elm Slinitlrr Itefcrn lam.
9eiien 8rdtte ME erlblafen.
sSenn Der Nelt or oicnen fam.
@dnnT, 8tnbsr, I65ne 6rsuen,
Stein in metner @alsris,
8cnmt, nm Il Cub or;ufhaaen,
@laubt mir, 60 9crcut Gu6 ME.
SEtnrt6 g8plf NH Rubm e~rritoeu.
gScUt or onoerS. NOR er re d,
8onn ibm D eier Wuul6 o%t!traen.
Stent or Gu6 unO ii6 gu ilrib.
Setnrih @oGf,
ISIS groobfraee. ,piGer 5. unb 6.
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E%esanarI lie mnrr W. ~uafHttar. mi, aud sn
Nfdr6en nm rsfsn @unt or Ib tsmUrbcn bate.
Sor etntasn Sogen entpedts man. RAP rerielsr
s8. ras NdOtcu sebsirat6st uup Ib in S!ud
%nmt' SbeIter Co., nieperaelofsu bate. gr III
lset auf zen S'rNo6t psrbaftst wVrOeu, isine or.
tie 0rau mittelf Silt ermOrcrt gu BADEN.
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g. q. &trccfer, NaeMt,

ApOtbefsr, D~ru8stt, Supporter pr n
Deutlbsn GBemicalten II. (. 10. Nr. 8.
NainsS3tr., 9e9eniber Dem a!ten Martte.
mf~ 81 teptt prroen nit Der sr0ptsn 5rrafalt nnc
Seueutgttt bereiIet, ippie hemif6e 9riparate mn
Andt0ieh nit duBerlter 9unfIibfett belOrat. Qanbfamf,
leHte mo9en Oas r%ethba!tise Eager lm sniIber, beuIber
une franiOiil2er Eets frthber Nrns, ,,onsps@ frif,I
u. /. ~. III better auspabl elbf in @u9enIfein nebr,sa nI
& Eaite! sum sbsiI lslbif ~ nicOrqefen, ais ben .SrpI tru
prsNir ~@rs:'sTs" roeroen. @eDtBtnfartn msrpen M
pn bihls'lH 9sP:aSanssn wisOeTam nit nsuen 0prratS.
auseqtatet, s'
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- Die eiuii9e 3Ottsr 9aribalCi5 pslhs 81,
tonntlib Der 9ictOr emanuel nit finer gldnlcn.
pen OotattOn ausi!attcn we0te, beiratbet einsn
prcfeTor Uon Sienna, Namens QucianO Bandit,
peNsn 8stdunti&oit fe w66renp pss aufentb II,
itreS 8aterS in gieapel ma8te.
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Sub. Ieinbar6t's
peuElHe nN0 en9lNbe Sbule an Yroab1r..

%3mildcn Ter 2ten uno Stem CTR.
Die ShnIe les ltnter;ei6ueten III nuumebr in fen Saoh,-
pSIe an 9ToaoltfaBt eerie9t Gs 1T sssenwdrtia Naum
lelne Greunbe unO anr Sefannten b6li6if erfrGSt NV mV va
.rauen. 's" ""o"psF>
Sprade gel 81, iripie ATE gum biratrti6cn QeSen nnt tsn,H
SI9:n &'nntnille uno Srti9tsiiru. @u6 lit ben Gitern CSs-
%lt9tnbeit 9eFoteu, tbre Hinacr duf 6iaiaem l30e pranpTnir-
lea uno 5tnSen eyIerne. Al lailen.
DI Der In G %Seidhnete ip0if Sabre 8plfa(ebyer in 0rrtr6.
lone NJ uno ME betannt aud 1hon ;ebn S1brs bisr I,
@mneTtl. lrrpte aud mf 9erlarsen bic btlten 3eroniTs i6s %
cen FOL te oeutidte G,terr, benz or MID aenop bsf,nrt "a
FsIasn @nlt@np nebmen, ibre 8inoer in cine sduIe IN ienps en-
SOtadl un9eSoQ
SDbn Reinbmb1,
0eutIhPr lr6rer
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Rbeinwfine

Ner prrlhteoenlten Sorten erbielt fpeten picter
cine trtlhe Stnoun8 unp o%erfauft p~enlrl6en an
ren bIlt9nen Yretifn beim Gab. @onone, 9ussno
Inb 6lal6e G. Qirps
SO. 1874 9rpob1r
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Rcfonmtmod,mrncm.
@irainia @ilp Gompoanir.

Die 9cts-Subattr ririer @cupn9nts wsrNsu
hermit sriu6t. itre !6uioiasn monatit6en Sei
TRACE rem Neenteu Der @,f uihnft, 9rrrn .. u.
Stredsr, aGtiait einmliefern.
Hihmpuo, 10. Sehr. 1861,
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MADAME GARCIN'S

ORIENTALHAIR RES ORER.
Sc 1T rteies sln uniIblbarrS Mitttrl pas 9Dabs.
ttum Ter 6aorc al bei6rrcrn, unp wirtt ,ulleid
asAeu pae @Iusfaaen Drri lien uno omar otnr
ir9eno melhe nattbeiIiye Jclscn fir Die Saut.
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gu Tsrrcnten cper III Serlealtu
Gin pcrsGaIihe 6aus in Orange Court 6aus.
in Der uumttteISuren NGtc pee Orange u"p Nte
.rnurvia GiIsubGtu.D epcts 9~elsaen. pas lib. % r.
,i9li6 fir cine gGjrtbihatt, 9Gderei oNrr Sture
Ct9net. itcbt inter ouuebmtdren Sepinaun en- III
Usrrrntrn. OalItltt lit crit fNr,ttb asbaut friIt
AnNCitrihrn. Bat srcee 3immcr unp Elm pcrtig
libCe Sdiensnt, in Dem irlenp Gins Der cbiaen
8rh1'te tcqucm einlCrittet werprn fam.
Man appuiItre nelrn Scouauu4rn:
Sofepb y. 6cuiewurt6,
Srnnar Court Nru1e Ta.
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&iHericb S. @upermotpr

Sarbisr nno 5darihneipe GaIrn
Nr. 1870 Mainlr.. ,pil6en 10. uno II. @troRe.
, s iOtben i'm l~ssantefsn Srp(e RON lln,er,eihnrt,n er5f :
moTeea IT, min bon enirlben ibrsn Qanbelsuten teitent
ShlpgtNplen. Ollie IN eem 9aabRrsei1dit pOEfcmmence Oienits
lEiIu gen 10 rosil IN otsltn @abliMement 3uUDrtpmmeno Un>
antS Bet, a~u8seiubrt.
I'm BabIrti&ea Jupru6 bitten eanl %srsrbent
6tiisri6 uno 9~upernatpr.