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FORD TEL

AND GENERAL STAGE OFFICE.
The subscriber respectfully begs leave to an
aounce that he has leased the Bedford Hotel on
Pitt Street where he would be happy to meet his
cid friends, and the public generally.
II is not his design to make many professions as
TO what he Will do. bot he pledges his wcrd tfat
his most energetic efforts will be employed to rem
der comfortable all who give him a call. The
house will be handsomely fitted up, aud none but
careful and attentive servants vii be engaged
Persons visiting the Bedford Springs, as we'll as
those attending Court, and the travelling communi-
ty generally, respectfully invited to give him
cali and Judge for themselves.
gyBoarders taken by the week, month, or year,
on favorable terms.
GJAmpe and comfortable stabling IS attached
to this Hotel, which will always be attended by
careful hoster. Also, safe and convenient car
rage house.
ALL TIE STAGES STOP AT THIS HOTEL.
JOHN HAFER,
Aug. !, 1860. Proprietor
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TOR s ALE
OR TR AnE

IL " II i n n IL
frst-rate farm of limestone land, in Morrlson's
Cove, containing about l3l acres, 100 of which
cleared and balance we'll timnered. The farm is
well wateIed. The Improvements are good two
story Frame House, Log House, Barn, &c. There
IS good orchard upon the premises. The farm ad-
Joins Bloomfield Furnace, lies half mile from the
Holhdaysburg Turnpike, and four miles from Mar
tlnsburg. There is a ready market at the door for
all kinds Of produce, and the land in high state
OF cultivation. For particulars inquire OF David
Danle IN possession, or George Ceugh, at Spang Is
Also
A GIist-rnill property in Harman's Bottom, now
owned by Lewis N. Fyan. The mill is large frame
with two oVershot WHEELS and four run of stone 10
good order, and in a good settlement, with suf-
hclent supply of water. The farm contains nearly
400 acres about 100 aluvial SOIL and cleared and
the balance well timbered. The improvements are
large brick house, tenant house, miller's house
barn, distIllery, DC. The farm can be divided with
! ont disadvantage. Telms reasonable.
! Also
tract OF land in St. Clair tp., containing 9:
acres, or hereabouts, about 55 acres cleared, witt
a two story log dwelling house, tenant-house anC
| two log stables thereon erected also. an apple or
| chard thereon, adjoining lands of VIM. Keefe, Jacol
Senior aud others formerly the property of Georg'
| Kimberlin,
Farm of l66 acres about 100 cleared, with Double
| Log House, New Bank Barn, and two good orchard
| thereon lying on the Juniata River, two mile,
| from Stonerstown, and half mile from the raj
! road. This farm is composed OF good quality O
river bottom land, 80 or 40 acres of which can be
put into good meadow. The whole Is now in gooC
state of cultivation.
| Also
farm of lis acres of limestone land in Liberty
! Township near Stonerstown, known as the sJohr
StoeI property" adjoining lands OF Squire Keusin.
| ger, Stoer and others. The improvements are
Log House, Log Barn &c. There is good water on
the premises, also orchard of good fruit.
Also
A new wo-story Rough-cast House and two lots OF
ground in Broadtop city.
ALSO
l60 acres of the best quality of land in Harrisoe
county, Iowa. the Missouri, and close TO the
county seat.
ALSO
Lot OF ground in Omaha city, Nebraska.
ALSO
loO acres of land, in southampton Township, Bed
ford county, lately owned by Wm. Lashley.
TERMS TO suit buyers.
o. f. SHANNON,
jan p, 1860 Bedford, Pa
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POHRER'S PRACTICAL CAL
-WCULAIOR.-


A Book OF Plain Rules and Calculations for Business
Operation, By Martin NJ Rohrer, Practical
Surveyor and Conveyancer. New Ed-
tion, Published by J. B. Lippncott
x Co, Philadelphia
This work contains 2O4 pages, and upwards Of
500 Rules and Examples, entirely and thoroughly
dractical. such arise every day in the common
pursuits of Business. 1t has already passed through
a number of Editions in rapid succession and is
pronounced by all classes of business men to be
the handest book of reference, pertaining to cacu-
lations, that has ever been published.
Every example in the book is worked out in full
and tated in plain manner, so that when par
allie arises, those referring 20 the work will
find no difficulty in readily solving it; in a word
the general arrangement of the Calculator is SO
simple, that airy one who knows how to add, sub
stract, multiply, divide, can easily solve any or.
dinary example that arises in business, arrive al
the result of any estimate required.
The chief aim of 1he author has been to esCtics
theory and philosophy in figures, aiming only at
facts and simplicity, believing that business men
care little about spending time in discussing the
philosophy of rules or the science of figures, deem
ing it sufficient for their purpose to be able at
moment, by reference, to arrive at the true result
The calculator differs in this respect from all A
rithmetics of the day, and kindred works-it IS a
key to practical business caculatIonsit Is the
hands of the business man, what the key 10 math-
ernrtica works in the hauds of the teacher In the
schoo-room-it facilitates time and insures cor
| rsctness.
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n n. GATHER
TOaN BORDER
CAMUEL KETTERMAN-

- COUNTY SURVEYOR.
WOULD hereby notify the citizens OF Bed
tord county, that he has moved TO the Borough
OF Bedford, where he may at all times be
found by persons wishing to see him, unless
absent upon business pertaining to his Office.
April 16, l959.-tf.
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I'll S S OLU TION

OF PAKIN ERSHIP.
The late firm of J. REED 4 CO, mas been dis
solved By mutual consent, and the books of the firm
OF Reed Il Minnich have been left in the hands OF
their attorney j. p. Reed and those of Jacob Reed,
for settlement and collection and all persons con
cerned desiring save costs must call Immediately
and make settlement as but little delay will be af-
forde !.
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~ AND GROCERY
THE undersigned has just Ieceived and keeps
constantly on hand the following articles =
Coffee, sugar, molasses, cheese, crackers currants,
prunes, raisins, figs almonds, flberts cocoa nuts,
ground nuts, pecans, Eng. walnuts cream nuts,
dies in variety, oranges lemons, tobacco and cgars
allspice and pepper, spices of all kinds, baking
da, cream of tartar sulphur, birthstone, canister
and keg powder, shot, caps and lead grain and grass
scythes, whetting tools, wash tubs and boards,
digo, extract logwood, copperas, alum and madder,
OIL polish and Mason's backing, sweeping, busting
stove, shoe and scrubbing, brushes, clothes, hair,
tooth and flesh brushes hat and infant brushes, hair
oils and periumery, purses and port monaes, pock-
ct and memorandum books, bonnet and round gum
combs, ''riddlng'' and fine combs, bracelets and
beads, pens pen-hoders, penKnives, scissors. knife
sharpeners umbrellas, suspendeTs, spool cotton and
floss, clocks, small looking glasses, vlons, violin
strings, toy watches, watch chains, curry combs,
cards. horse brushes, shoe-threaG, pegs and spara-
bes, Johnsons Arabian Liniment, Rock and Little's
White Oil, Merchants celebrated Gargling Oil, for
man or beast, and many other articles OF similar
nature. The patronage of the public is respectfully
solicited
A. L. DEFIBAUGH.
June II, 7,'59.-Iy.
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JACOB EED


VIII now continue the business on the CASH AND
PRODUCE SYSTEM, He will do business on the
sou ARE, SO that he can sell goods a CHEAPER
KATE than ever; he does not wish to charge CASH
and PROMPT customers with the losses occasioned
by non-paying customeTs-therefore, Cash or Pro-
dnce Will govern his trade. He invites his friends
and customers to call and examine bis splendid
NEW GOODS they will be shown with pleasure
and disposed of at very light profits Just opening
and on hand
DRY GOODS, HATS, CAPS,
CLOTHING, SHOES,
QUEENSWARE,
GROCERIES,
And all goods kept in general store.
LADIES can here find all they want tor ress o
comfort.
GENTLEMEN need seek no further for their es-
sentals.
Come and examine Tor yourselves, ready wei
come awaits you.
Nov. 9, 1860.
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THE WORK TREATS OF THE

Measurement OF Land, of Lumber, of Brick and
Brick work, of Stone and Stone Work, of Grain
and Gram Bins, Of Coal and Coal Bins OF Wood. Of
Solids Of Liquids, of Circular of Square, Irregu-
iaI Vessels, OF Cisterns and Vats, of Roofing, Of
Plasterers Painters, Gl~ziers, PAYERS, Plumb. rs
Paper Hangers, and UphoIsters', Work. 1t treats
Of Currency end of Foreign and Domestic Exchange
of the Decimal System, of Reduction and its exten
ded application TO Business, OF Simple and compound
interest, and their entire application to Business
transactions, with the laws and usages governing
and regulating the same, together with numerous
| Commercial Forms-of Legal Tender, of Partial
Payments on Notes, of Banking aud Bank Discount
of Eq1atlon Of Payments and Partnership Accounts
OF Assessm of Taxes, of Weights and Measures
OF Square and Cubic Measure, of the Square Root
and lis application TO Business, Of Surfaces Of Ex
cavation, and of many other important practica
matters not within the scope of an advertisement
10 mention.
G~Mailed (post paid) to any part of the United
| States upon rsceiP. of the money. Price of sin
gle Copy, in Cloth, 60 Cents or two Copies for ST.
co. Bound in Pocket-booS form, Morocco, Sl.0e
per copy.
ADDRESS
NJ. NJ. ROHRER,
Box 1911 Philadelphia p. o., Pa
80, 1s6o.-6ms.
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DE-. HaITv's. ''"' d
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GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE ,

Females who value health, should be without
these Pills They purify the blood distractions
Of all kinds cleanse the skin Of all pimples and botehes
and bring the rich color of health the pale cheek
Re- The Plauts and Herbs OF which these Pills are
made discovered in very surprising way among
the Tezucans tribe Of Aborgines in Mexico Get the
Almanac of Agent and You will read with delight
the very interesting account it contains OF the
NEDICINE' of the Aztecs
Observe.-7he Mountain Herb Pills put up in q
BeaUtfl WrGpper. Each Tor pills and Retail
at % cents per BAG Al genuine hare the Signature Of
B. L. JUDSON d co. On each boz.
B. L. JUDsON & Co,
SOLE PROP RTE II ORS,
No. so Leonard Street.
NEW YORK.
Rzr FOR SALE BY ALI. MEDICINE DEALERS "a
To be had at B. F. HARRY'S Drug
and Book Store, Bedford, Pa.
Jan. II, l860.-1y.
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nRUGS AND BOOKS.

JuLIANNA STREET, BEDFORD, Pa,
On The stand formerly 0eeaped By Or. F. c. Rsamsyl
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CURE FOR BILIOUS DISEASES,

Liver Complaint. Sick Headache, &c Tins Anti Bilious
Medicine expels from the blood the hidden
ease and renders all the fluids and secreons pure and
fluent, clearing aud Tesuscitatng the vital organs
Pleasant indeed it us that we are able TO plaes
within your reach medicine like the MOUNTAIN HERB
Pills" that will pass directly to the afflicted parts,
through the blood and fluids of the body. and cause
the sufferer to brighten with the aush OF beauty and
health.
Jiidson's Pills are the Best Remedy ia erist-
ence fDt the foLL0frirls ColnnLdilks:
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mufraten fir BEN Gougrsb nomtntrt, srlag nter
trcb Der ~sldnenDen SereDiamfeit, Die sr ipabrenO
pes @%ablfnmpfes e%ntfaltete, BEN NpmtntItra
ttpnS=@ anotpaten.
8afer mar eth Mnnn BON bpber 8e9abnn8
unp eolem Gburatter. NuA letn 2teuBeres tru9
elm epleS @eprdse. Gr Butte lASne uno lanfte
;3aqe uno mar BON mtttlerer GrDbe unb barmlOe
nt1Gem &Grperbau, Sn ietnem 8enebmen be-
mertte man niGtS BON Der Naubbeit unp unbs>
bulfenbett, Rte ben 6interwdlDler gu @aratterilte
rem pReat, Ionbern baGelbe mar fetn uno sepanot.
DurG elfrtees ,nermiiplifes Selbfifnotum bate
ct li6 umfafenpe &enntntle errCrben. Setn
alprretGer Sob 1T Der ~nitrotae SAluB zines
niBltAen, arbeitiamen lnp tbatenreihe1 2ebens.
Gbre unp unUereansli6em Sfubm ietnem Nns
benton, (SQ. Stsbg.)
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pQltimOre lOrfkfr.
Baltimore, Den 20. Sttober 1861.
Gin SoSter.

De mortuis nil nisi bene man Ipll Die Sob
ten ni6t 1heIteu. 60 Iei ferne BON uns, Dem
Qlnpenfen bse eolen 8afer elmer Slsden aufban9eu
au muQeu, aber mir ldulpsn ss ben 9ebenoen, Ote
Wabrbeit, Iureit lie in I'M erem Serei6e ltegt
air @eltunq su ~brtneen. Gs felt ftb tmneI
flarer berauS, DAP Sberf gaFer ii6 pur6 leineu
uu~aepmlotlen &feSmutb ~Oerletten lieB, lif
eber bent BeinDe entsesen8urerlen len, alS er Go mad
Den @egrifen etne6 9uten Sattters bate tNnu
DIrfen. Na6 autbenttiGen NaHri&ten bate
8ofer BON Stone ben 8efebl, NIT 1900 Maun
ii6er ben YOtumac gu seben, 8eeo6urS gu nebmsu
uuO S6erlt GDans COMMANDO, beftebenp aua
circa 5000 Mann ab3ufansan er martete je-
bod ben uebergans bes Gprpa niht ab, lOnosrn
riudte nit 700 Mann sesen Die beneutenO iber>
leaene Nla6t bes Oberlt GpanS Dor; mebrere
G~0mpaaneen, peItbe fpdtfr it6eriegten, tparen
auBer @tanDe, Fb NIT ibm SIT peretnt9en.
8afer it nlS 9elO e%efOrbeH nnO mir 9lauben
ni6t nett pom 9tsle 3a trsfen, treItlt mir Die Ane
fGt auSlpreHen, pab er ben SOB bes 5elOe1 &C.
1udbt bat.
Sin wa6r6a1t epler MlenGh fam teiren grr-
wurf ertrdgen, tpelder pas nnslt'f anbrer In Itb
i6lte6t, wenn CT fablt, paf er tbn tpeun nuh mn
inoirett oeroient bat. zAa1
Sire Dem 6slpen! Watb fir bic Sadie
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Mrmeebefebf ses Gen. meelenan.

Dolttn 9tOn, %. Oft, Gen. McGlel.
Ian BAT 9ratr fOl9enOe SrOre erla0en*
DER rCmmanpirenoe 0eneralmajor Der 80.
wilnldt Den Sff)itren unO Sclputcr
Der Nbtbetlun9en pom Is uno 20. MaT.=, !
SaltF.= nno 6ammanp 9fe9iment, wetde an 81.
Mfaire BET 0%arrtlpn Sslanp betbeili0t iparpn,
letnen Danf uup leine 3ufriepen9eit nit tbrem
SorSnslicben Setrd9en aus3uorilden. Der
5elpenmutb Der 1ruppen p~erotente Elm beIIere5
Nelultat aber tnter ben obmaltenoen Ger6alt,
ntlen mar Elm Sie9 faum m59lt9. - Der com.
lnanpirenOe General fablt lein 8ertrauen su
Sen. Stone's OtpiiUn 0etObsn unO tit Der ie-
ten u b%er5eu9ung, cap Die 8ruppen %oerlelben
SteHs S6arte, fir Die fe niAt perantpcrtli6 Tnp,
tpean tie gum nd&llen Mal Dem 6etnpe 9egeniber
lteben, reiAliA pieoer auslpsBsn weroen."
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ReueSfes aus @i6curi.

St 2Uuts, %. Stt, Sen. 6renuunt fam
am Scnnabenp In Bolivar an unc rpuate am
SUnntas Mcrsem In Gtlmarl6en NIT Sen. St-
gels Dtpiltcn naG SprtnslielO aufbrs9en. -
Gen. Mc8tnlrY 1T In 8ar1up unp Sen, @ppe
an Der anperen Settle pes 8 ase-8lufeS. Sen.
Sumter TT in letner gorbut. Sn Dem beserte~
benoen 3uiammentrefen miro Sen. Sturets pen
ltnfen 8lii9el, Sen. 5unter ben re@ten cpmlnars
ptren, Sen. Si9el bat ben Iprtrab. Sen.
Mr6tnar9 cCmmanotrt bic Gelerpe.
Sn bent 0efe2t BET Sprtnsfielo bate Die 9eits
tpafe 6 bis 8 SpDte une Is 8ertrunpete.
Stptpna 28. Sft. Sen. @rice's Gruppeu
lOaen mwtat9 Mft6ourt ~SerlaiTen unb berlrlbe
pnrb Die Sttmmnrs fetner Sruppen sesipurSsf
ietn, Stanp 3u balten.
SIS 1T bertAtst, paB Gen. Solution bas Sbers
commando BON @rice's unp McGuapueb's Srups
pen iiternebmen iptrp. !.
Gbe berlelbe &entadp perlieB, eab er beiben
Generalen Den 8efet, f6 nab grtanIas surid<
.3u3tsben unp Dor letuer Nntanft 6remunt tetnt
SAla9t an3ubisten.
6rempnt fol- einer bepeutenperen MaHt ees
genlberteben ais Ct penIt+
HA A Aa- 1872
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eSbnuna aefanaener spfbaten.

Der General Apjutant bat belAlONen, paB biz
Jamtlten Der &riees9efaneenen Die Uuqe ~eGbnun9
erbalten lotten, penn fe lHriftltGe @rmdhttgun0
CUR Grbebuns bon ben @efangenen BADEN. Ot-
Gbefrauen, Der GprmnnO minprenner &inDey
unp perpittpetel Nliitter Der GolDaten b%epitrfen
Der GrmaGtl9uns ni6t. Diele @isenlGaft mub
pom gunleeribter ODER. gunpeSan,palt Oes be-
trefenoen 8e3irfs beslaubtet lein unpi an Den
3ablmeilter fir ben 8e;irf 8eianpt wsrOen, In
melAem liA pas 8e9tmfnt DTS Oefansensn Be-
ftnDet. .raa g..5a 6af ta. rrs 441 .saef
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Sic MebelGen nbcr bas Gefebt BET
&eeSburg+

Sng Der pffsteum DepeI6e epn Sen. S. 6
SObnGtcn an Sen, Cooper ilber pas Grefen be-
Qeesbura GeiBt eS: pSbert Evans berittet, Oaf
er oetern fat ben san3en Sag init II fetnolt6eu
Re9tmentern uno 5 8atterteen i'm Sample lag,
wel2e unter Dsdung Der Nrttuerie iiter pen go:
tumac aefpmmen paren, @r trieb le nit befti=
aem 8erlult an 3ppten unO 8ertrrnpeten 5urud
unD ma6te 200 @efdngene. Sberlt Grams battt
A 9eaimenter unD 6 @el6IBe. q ag
Der gltdmono Graminer turbi9t ben 3or
9berf 8afer'6 an unp berihtet Die @efangen
nabme Don Sberlt @ogsipell unO 10 anpern 81
f;iereu, neI6e ni6t namentIt6 auf9efubrt lino
SIN elmer anoern OepeI6e an oas &rie9aoe
Partement 3l Nthntpnp wtro I'M er BEIRUT AMI
1000 6ppte unp @etpuuoete unO 800 gefan
acne angeSeben. t2s 4a12H
Sod etne aunere Depelae, BON Manaios %.
Sft. patirt, iaot, DAP Sberlt gpane Gen StOne
nit 10000 @tann 8unpeetruppen BET 9eesburs
dngegrifen babe. a9a63
Ter GtAmpnO gEbt9 pom "A. erbebt Sberlt
Grams in ben Stmuel uno beriGtet, pab err auf
benz GAla6tfelpe gum 0eueralernannt rDprOen
isi, ba CT nit $500 Mann etnett 9ldnjenpen
5isa i6er 10000 8unpe6truppen erfpGten babe.
Die Iaoli6e 8ttterl9aft l6etnt elm peni9 in
DuneuirOterie gu S~erfalen uno gemDbnlt8e
@inDmablen fir Nie1en dn5uleten rte Der CUTE
Sitter ppn Ia ManAa. n1 III $50 sb1
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Nerhnftmnn.

Wai9tnstpn, 28. Sft Sin 8eIearam
BON 9bilabelpbia NEGLECT, Oae 9ieut, @uitd0 s,
Scott, Q. ct. 8lutte, welGer loeben nit leinem
Sdlf, &eptone State. mad bort suridsetsbrt
IT. auf Srore pes observation-disclosures perbaftst
wurpe; er miro ftren9 bepa9t. Seine Srper
beirt @uSlaufen mar, D en- IT 9 "
gu fOlSen, BITS er i'm anbe;
er bat bieler SrDre niGt sebUr6t, tnOem er nit
ietnem SAif mad ben 9. ct, sariidfe0rte, p6ne
Dieien 2ped erreiGt Al baben.
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esste sartessnadbridten
8rief ppn Garibalhi an ben amsriPanifd)en GpmiuI
in Mntfperpen.

H III NWIUkEptW'
5olsenber Brief 1T BET DEM Ser. ct. Gpnllu
tn @nttperpen BON @aritalpt einge9aneen.
@aPrera, 10. Sept. 1861.
Metn 5err! - SD babe 6rn. @anfurb ee=
ieben uno becaaere, Sbnen anseissn 3u maGen,
eaB es mir sssenpartts unmE9Ii6 III, mad ben
Ser. Staaten gu 9eben.
SD ~be3weife ben nabe DISQUALIFICATION 9rinmp6
Der Sahe Der linton bur6aus ntht, Deh tpeun
Der Rrteg In Sbrem l6Gnen @aterlanpe IG In
BITE 2anee Sieben lcfte, 10 weroe iG ale 5inoer,
ntile %itberptnpen uuo CUR @lrtbeipteung etnes
8plffs berbeietleu, pelhes mir 70 tbeuer 1T.
SIR 'oe 81. @artbalbt /.
On Srn. Sut9sle, Gpnlul Der Ser. Gtaaten
TT Mntperpen.
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BON Dem Telb5us in Mifomrt.

6err S9terenberg, frtber bon Der gBe ftiden
gpf, IAreibt aus benz Qager BON Warlaw anp
8atrfelO foleenpe interefante Gin3etbeiten ;
Der lGusere Nufentbalt, ben Gremcat gu War-
fam, mo er am DOnnertag ben II. ieinen Gtn3ug
btet, gu nebmen ~ee3punsen IL, 1T eine nOttpene
btSe 6Olse Der gerb1ltni1e. Warlaw piro Dor
lauf9 ben Wittelpunft Der Sperattpnert bilpen.
Yin Der Bride tber ben 3 la9e nitro fart gebaut,
Wemn Wtetlen BON bier lte9t bic ~8pantsarDe, bts
Sieel f~pmmanptrt. Or felbt fat fetn 5aupt'
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Sic eanaOiiae prefs aber ee,parb's Gtrcular.

Die eanaeiiAe 9rele= wtOmet SefretGr Se-
parD'6 Circular wentg Nufmerfnmtett. Die
Blatter BON auebec unp 8urpntO perSfentli6eu
eS pbne Gpmmentar. Sur 3tpet 8ldtter tn
Montreal MAIDEN 8emertun9en pariiter. Oae
cine Iie9t oarin eire 8eltdtieuu9 Don @eriidten
lber cine @inmilAune pe6 NuelanOe8; bae an
.oere ftnpst rs itberIilfg, mas 5r. Separo in
8etref Der 01fen an Den Seeen laat, b6lt es aber
bier1aA fir gut, tpeuu auh 8prlidt6ma6re9eln
in Setref Der 5dfen an Dem canapiiAen ufer
Der Sefen 9etrpfen meroen.
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etneOln unp Der tOOte Setb Batter.

Ser Qtncplt bat iber ben Sob 8afer'5 16rd-
nen p~eraolIen. tno pabrlid, rer tOpte 6elO bat
Ste1en Gbrdnenspll retblth eerDtent. Gr lit fur
Die Gepubltf uno, fur peren Sberbaupt ~9eltcrben
3 uno er mar eth tntirter unp treusr 6reunp Dee
Icbteren. QincOln erptberte oiele 6reunp1Aaft
nit elmer 6ersltnteit uno Warr1e, Die tbn 3l Dem
tin3isen lelbttdnOisen S6ritt beppg, ben er bic
ifBt aetban bat. Oils nduli@ i'm MarS etne
Reputation ealiiorntiher Nemterid9er Dem Ora
Iibentel cine Bettellhrift iberrethte, in ipslher
Qluflaeen geeen gafer erbpben purOen, mari Der
Nr1liDent pas Dapter, auf irelAeni Ieiu treler
Ereuuo serl4umpet tpuroe, init e0lem unwtaen
ser ben Aueaa Der Population in Den STen.
NRan pplauute oamalS piele 9anp.uns ais einen
Bepets pom Sad onil6er @ntlGtepenbett aus
tber Sadipn' lhe Gbaten linD ibr bic jebt letceI
ftft o%efplat. 0ieueiht ermannt Itd9 ober Der
s)ralipent am @rate fetue5 bis IN ben COB ge=
treuet Sreunpes; SieQetht ittes am Sar9e .oef
flben Der @epante in ibm auI DAP es bod
Ibrdlt0 unb entiesltA mare, reul gater ietr
fOlsS 8lut D~ergeben6 per9C6en bate, tpenn ltat1
FINER oel1utertsn unp BON Dem SluAe nenIhlt
tEer Euedtlhaft gereint9ten 9tepublit auf ben
Brabs 0dter'S Dur6 bic Stub GER Ne9ierllnl
ttn erbGrmli6es auf Elm neue8 @pmprcmtB uni
puf etnen faulen 6rtepen eegr1npetes Stidtrerj
inp 3pitterptng %erfln9e.
Die Jreunplbaft 3pi19en 9tnecln unp 8afe,
battrt 5GDn aus Den pretbt9rr Sabrfn. Safel
tpar olS armer .Rnabf pom Gl9lane mad pbtla.
belpbta .aetommen, ~Derpiente feb cine Belt LAMP
5etnen Qebensanttrbalt ais 3eitingstnn9e, er.
Iernte Dos WeberbanbDert, wanoerte oann arm
unp nn9etannt gletn Dem junsen Douglas mad
QDelten, serlernte Die 9tshtsmilIenlnaft uno lteI
lid in @prinsfelOt in unlerem Staate nieOer, ml
8H eamalS QtncUtn unp auA Douglas ais MpUpfatel
-pratti3irten.- Setne 8r3tsbuHgen gu 9tncOll
1puroen nm 70 %intiner, Oa tie beipe Der Wbtg
partet angebsrten3 le aerriAteten Pine eemein
lame Observation-Disclosures. .af ,.9 alng9lE 29c
DurG leta tminellteS 9ieonertalent ernar
i'd Bafer in SainDi8 lGueI etaen aue9e6reitete
STUFF. Gr tpurpe pom Der gBbtgpartet erlt Il
unlere StnatSgelebgsbun9 lno lpater IN be
GOnsreB eepablt. Oils Der mertcantiGe &rte
ouSbrah, trat ct nls Sbetlt In Die Brigade be
Sen. Sbteirs uno er 3eihnete GA I'm gerlaul
pss ntfrifanifGen 6elp3u98 rurh 3apferteit auG
Son 1849 bis 1851 Sertrat er leinen Difrii
I'm 6epr1lantantenbaule beS @enereHesals NaG
folaer Qlnrpln'e. 8cn 1852 ouf 1853 fnnairt
er ale Superintenbent Der Dnnamae@i1enbab
nnb tlarte bte 8abnfrede an Der Spite %,
400 @unn pom @sbGl3 Durd Bag @bagres
isbsr bstnate oufgerteberl iIeeelte er BON Dor
mad @olifOrnten Gber. 8aelbf IaIOs er dc
ipater Dem tapfeten Genatur 8rDbertf an un
tarnpfte oehen 0eralti9en 6ampf geeen 8unn
mans Naturalization unb bic QerOmptCn. Demo
tratte mntbie mit.-Gr feIbt murpe I'm SAB
1863 pUH. ben @ssuklitansrn nab 8rppertG-Dl
g Tf 3IsUfaat& s5ftes ttp@ aFla 2asa~t sH4 ef GE
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-29

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