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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-08-03
VOLCANIC ERUPTION

FROM THE SULPHUROUS REGION.
j. II. Harper's Metallic Sand
Scald head.
Salt Rhcum. Rlltuln-
matism. lntammatory PutMd
Sore Throat, Scrotula. Spleen, Eresypc-
las. Svphilitic Ulcers, Skin Diseases, bronchitis.
Cancer, Scurvy. Toothacle. Broken Breast.
Corns. Bunions. Gout. Sprains. Bruises.
and Sore Mouths. Mango. Scratches,
and Sore-back Horses.
All the above diseases it is warranted to cure.
1t has been tested for 40 years with perfect salts
faction; it is no combination of Art. but Nature
own remedy. All orders should be addressed
to J. Is. HARPER Il son, Bayou Sara, La.
Price ST. per Box, or Six Boxes for SIS.
Gs"Every Family should have a Box. ~
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-08-03

Mr.. Patrick Doherty, Of Tunica, says: Mr.. Har-
per, l have had a frightful sore or ulcer on the
side of my nose for the last twenty years. | had
become very much alarmed, and was beginning
to increase in size and soreness. Your Sand was
given to me by Mrs. Anthony Doherty. of this
parish. In one months time it was taken out by
the roots and perfectly cured, without leaving a
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-08-03

Rev. E.. Hart. agent of the Southwestern Bible
Society, says he has been suffering with Bron-
chitis in its worst form for ten years, and nothing
he has ever done seemed to do any good, until
he used the Metallic Sand as q gargle. 1t has
made for him a perfect cure.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-08-03

Parish Of Pointe Coupce-7th District Court.
J. McCarty VS.. John II. Graham ct al.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-08-03
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CANDIDATES

CANDIDATES.
W. HENRY AVERY. the present S~uleril!-
OF Public Education, is "a candidate tor.
reelection. Z
It-S. VI. THOMAS i Il candidate for the
House OF Representatives in the next le4islav
ture. u
- ~
sI~.~r. BOTANCIiAuD. Sr,. is It calu.idtt :, 9
for ASSESSOR OF THIS parish at the Nov. FL, vkTSu.'
FOR AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS.
We are authorized 10 announce Ii. PERALT.>.
of East baton Rouge. as y candidate tor .Aulitcr
%1 Public Accounts.
FOR CONGRESS-FOUETH DISTRICT.
ALLEN. of West Eaton G1Nlgc. as a candidate
for Congress OF the Confederate States for the
Fourth Congressional District. composed OF the
pariss of West Eeliciana, Pointe CoLpte. St.
Lanlr..1 Lafayette. NermiIlion. West Baton
Rouge. 5bervillc. st. Mary and St. Martin. Elcc-
ton lrstAsio'uay in November.
4a.~C.a NAGOUN. of Concordia parish, is
4 candidate, pnr State Superintendent OF Public
Education. ina
gS~We are auMpriZed to announce Col. F. h.
CLAIBORNE as a candidate to reprcseut; this
parish in the State Legislature. Election in
November. c
Ns~Please announce PARKER SMITH as q
for Representative of the parish of
Pointe Coupee in the State Legislature. Elcc-
ton on the first Monday of November next.
MANY VOTERS,
ws-We are authorized to announce JULES
pORCHE as a candidate for the office OF Asses
sor of this parish.
ws~JOHN M0iBIUS is Il candidate for re-
election to the Office of Recorder of this parish.
N95~Wc are requested to announce LEON b.
DAYRIES as u candidate for election to the
office of Recorder of this parish, in Nov. next.
Es~FRANCOIS PORCIIE is a candidate for
the office of Sheriff of this parish. Election in
next.
Gs~We are authorized to announce ALIEN.
JR., as Il candidate for Sheriff at the
next election.
GIs>IOHN II. CALMES is a candidate for
of this parish at the approaching elcc-
lion.
I5~We are authorized to announce the name
Of ALClDE DAUTHlER as u candidate for the
otfice OF Assessor, at the approaching election.
Eds-We are authorized to announce the name
Of WALTER 7. COYLE as a candidate for the
,tiice of Sheriff OF this parish. Election. Novem-
Der, 1851.
nS~We are authorized to announce the name
Of JOSEPH LAANGLOlS. ST.. rs IL candidate for
Assessor at the next election. subject to TIL.
OF the Democratic party.
:ErY~We are authorized to anNonnce the name
If Mr.. DIVIDE DABADIE as a candidate for
at the next election. subject to the
;hoice of theDemocratic party.
5ES- We are authorized to announce Mr..
ADOLPHE NIGNES as Il candidate for the
'tice Of Sheriff at the next parish election.
NOTICE.
1AE1NG enlisted as Il volunteer in the army
of the Confederate States for the war.
lereby appoint and constitute i. A. ROY. Ed.
ny lawful Agen. and Attorney in tact. to tnn--
ct all business appertti lining TO my profession
turing my absence.
July 0, 1861. JOHN YOlsT-
STATEOF LOUISIANA.
Parish of PniDte Counre--7tb district c,urt
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-08-03
Home Testi7n

Gs"Every Family should have a Box.~'
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-12-27

Ma8a3iuzBaAle 6tftelt bieA6e feusrtS @6GRe
40, pDne Dap ilet gelopen ptrp, unp 2ebteres
tam N %oerlslben .3eit 9eldebe,,, ipelAe man gum
ellltnalt9e1t Saoen eia9Aglnstete brouAt. Dieie
Sudie ltebt per Sborp' l6en d6nliA. @ie BE-
oarT Fetues 3unobuthels, po Die 3inomalIe fh
III ether raetallenen 9atrone lanmt Nulper unD
Rr9el %bsItuoet. Oieie gBafe 1T jeppA 3u tbeuer,
I'm tie audi fir oropre Cups 3u perpenoen. Sir
oaS Serron ldc lol Die 9rpre auf auspriidtiaeu
gSnnlA pe5 @en. MtcGlelIon ergauqen letn.
Wp9er Rrdnt ! "etten TO en-
= Sine lOr9falti9e lnterluAun9 bat fefoe(tett,
Dap $40 Der Granfbeitef1le i'm 9aaer pom
Sdlafen auf pet @rpe berfomme; aes berrlbt
9roBe un5ufrieoenbeit ltnter pen Gploaten.
0lflem llebelltanpe iOate tmialenO ab9ebplfen
lptrpen.
NaS9= yaro. = Seit ~Qlntlnit oes Step
ping Stoue 1T fein anperer Dampfer ben STUB
mrbr 0eraaf3efommen @jeltern fam Elm SAup-
ner IN Nleranorin an, pell II 6auptleeel BON 4
&r9eln Der gtebeuen Batterteen b1rnl6dert mar.
Gen. Mc@lellan 1T b%epeutenb better
ulo Sat 9eltern gum erifen @tale pteoer letne Of
f3telen gei0afte ieltlt belorst. gr utrD
lspoA nod etnt8e Sage I'M Simmer bleiben mulz
en, Inn einen Jtitdfau gu OermeiDen.
Gtne 9 Ell ungene PROBE. - Sett eintz
gen Sa9en probtrt Sen. 6ppfer bic 6raaweite
Der 1O9ftaper 9e3O9enen Yorrpt=Ganpne, Die
~1nlan9lt Ietner DtpiliUn Su9etbetlt wurpe. Oils
3ielldei6e gait Die fetnpliAe gatterte ienIeitS
oeS 5luiiea (etue @ntfernun9 BON 1000 garos).
Die lebuugen b~epielen Die Ger3uolidteit Der
&anpne unO bic 0e19tdlt6tett Der tie bebienen.
ben &anontere; tf0er S1uB traf pas tAn Be-
ltinmte 3tel unO jebe Bonnie plabte an benz ibr
bettrtlnten Srt. Man tpnnte oeutltA Die M1abn@
rlf Der 9febelleit unb ibr GjeIAret BET Dem Ser
annabet Der &u9elt auf benz DtelIettteen ufer
oernebmen. Sie e5 fhetnt, mar bic lleberra<
I1un9 feline ar,9ene9me fir Fe.
S|tren9e Befeble. Der 0rUopf
Mari 9aa bat ltren9e 9rOer 8ese6en, bob o1e
5ptelS ebenlo gut ME ale anpern 0irtblAaften
unO 8rtutlotale i9re Sarrppnt5 Tim 81 llbr
lhlieBen %uliIfien, unb feline lntereebenen aneepie-
len, pen ODER Die @t9entbumer iebes Derarttaen
GtablifementS, welAeS ni6t piinftli6 um bielc
Stunoe 9p19lolIen ptrr, gu perbaften, pGue Stud.
li@t auf 9erlpnen poer Stellung.
Gtn nnbe9rInDeteS @erGAt. =
Sn DEN bteli9en DfentliAen 9ptalen sing eeaern
oa8 0erI0t, Dap 0euerol &elY nit ether fleinen
abtbetlun9 3ruppen auf einetn MarI6e BON
Ncmnep nah Wartin5turg pom 6einoe arees
9rtfen uno 9elfla9en mprben 1et. SIS 1T burdy.
aus fei1 @runo 3t elmer 1plAfn Nnnabme pur<
banpsn.
Das NapY~D Department er6ielt
einen 9appUrt son Commodore Dupont, wprin
CT bic erfUl9reide Serlperrnng Der Gtnfabrt gum
e9arlefOner 5afen mittelt elmer perlentten Steins
flptte mteloet.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-12-27

8pRUn, 90. De3. Der na9 2tOerpUOl 8e=
Geabe Domper europa Ie9te sci Sort @arren an
uln6 Is 9ing ba8 @eri9t, DAP Nlalon tno Sltr
beQ ouf Pemielten mad Gn9lano 9el9tdt porpen
fpGren. Die 8e66rDen pea Sorts 9aben tpente
cber qar feline Nuattuft in Der Sadie.
9svette Sepefd,e.
0em pben erpd6nten gerit6t Miro aI9emein
ptOerPru4en, e8 9eiBt Der Dampfer babe am
Sort onge6alten, nm leinep 2cptIen ans GanO gu
brtn9et,
9ritt 9epeibe.
Gtue fpatere 0epel9e son Bai9tn9tUn beta
tot bas S6tae.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-12-27
anfnnft Der n8altie" pOn NUrt 9ifems.

Nem-gprt, 26, De86r, Der Oampfer
Baltic fam NIT Daten BON 10. BON Sort Ytfeus,
muGtu er pa5 70. g. 9. 9ie9imett 9ebraht bate,
un0 Datsn pon Geq g8ef bis gum %. Die
Dampfregatte Nta8ara befanO li& BET ieiner Us.
fa6rt BON 6urt 9tden3 NOD bort. Oa8 &anU=
nen6uut g8ta9iton mar mad Slip S1lanp &C.
gangen, Die &rte9si9alupPe Gi9mOnp 9iu9 am
q, ron Sep Bet mad Stem gort as, um BORT
lire @ial6tnerie repartren 3u laiien. Sn Sort
@tfen8 mar Nle8 unperdnOeyt, Wfr9rere Deer.
teure waren in Dem Sort an9efomnter, Die Den
3ufau0 Der Sioli4eu dis tGGlt eleno rnp ent-
mut6igen0 14ilperten. 9la6ridten paret Elm,
9etrpfeu, RAP Die vSrrqupi5" Den pSumter" i'm
6nfen BON &tenlue8O blptire tnp elm Ganpner';
hnnt AafTetks QEu,t bet ncuI 5tebe1enpampfer 5lae
BEL, Der i'm 9afen ppn Naiau in Stem Yrpptrence
lielt, 9erIe6e.
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eOfalsWeniefeitsm aus WafbinetOm.

Da8 GDriffef wurbe algeuein bcpbadz
tet. Nae @eIdafte waren luspenoirt. Die
Ereu5tpege waren ron @apalertes uno Snfantez
rte-gSaGen beiebt, I'm &ube-S tSrunaen IA Ser-
btnosrn, inoem 6unperte BON 6reiptQiaen IN Der
Stapt tparen. ManGe puroen perbaftet, neil
lie fetren urlanbspaB battett, Ollie SAenflpfale
ipnrpet NbenrS 9elGlonet, ipa5 jeoenfals eiel our
@rbaltan9 Der Srpnung beitrus.
FLU etnen . ampfer sefeuert.-
Der Oampfer uSelesrapb", melGer in elmer Der
leBten Nadte ben 9otpmac Gerauffam, wurbe
BON Den 8ebelen-8 atterteen attadirt. @r waro
ppn 5pst Su9eln 9etrofen, Die tbm betr16tliAen
Shooen 5ufi9ten. 8prgeltern wurbe Die Nia=
lhinerte rnbralAbnr, ais er BON Nattawcman
Greet ~berauffam. Man glaubt, oaB bteIelbe
.bet'm @aliren Der glUtabe lberarbeitet tparp.
Der Dampfer HelUlute bueirte Den 8eleerapb
Johann nad Nleranbrta.
SON Spute'S OtStftpn. - Der
@e lunb9eitS3ultanp bieler DiSifon 1T befriebt=
senO. gpm SEEM 5ampl6tre Nssiment fnb MUIR
80 frant. Die Nep SerleYsG seimenter (np
pur6l6nittltA 9eunD. Man l9retbt bielen
tlmltano bauptlaAlt4 Der 9uten Sage Der Eager
81, pelGe ~9elanber letn fol-, ais Die Der anberen
Oioiionen am 9ctUmac.
@tne nene &ebeu en- > 8a ter -
Die SapliGen baben am Botumac, nate Mat=
tatpoman Greet cine neue 8atterie erriAtet.
Ne9eri nj Dtfrtft 6 plumtta.-
Der 8albinstcm @eputltcan 1dlGst Die 9leger>
8esDlterun9 i'm Dtlritt foleenpermaBen an:
Stabt Balbin9tpn 1,744 6tlapen.
. Georgetown ST.
Wal9instcn @Ountp 834
l3uiammen 1856
Sreie 9ie9er 11,131'
0an3e NeeerbeeGtferung 1926
Suloaten 9%efprben. Inter Der
SOttenltlte Der Nrmee finben MIR fpl9enpe peutId,=
f~lineenbe Namen
Qlbert 5cQfnbef, pom 81, pennlpls. 8le9iment.
Samuel 5eb, y so.
6. Grube, 1. 81. 81. Qrt.
Dte glattern.- Dt GinppGner Der /.
uno Z. gBarp linc lsbr 9eans(t9t iber bae ra1Ae
kindergarten bteler 9efabrlt6sn &ranf0eit, Sag
ltd liebt man bic @mbularlren In Der /. Malo
blattetfranfe Splbaten naG Dem 6plpital
@u6 fest man mitunter blatternarbiee
@eli6ter, tpelGe aus Dem 5pSpital ~entlalan linb.
Nene 8affen. = Der &rtessmintter
fat fur bic 8erpan' iden SAarflAagen @penre's
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M0rftDreife.

&tnbDieb. @S purben $50 @tItd ou8oebpten
prelie fet. SON $2.75@4. rs 59 100 Id.
SApetne tpurpen 81 nieberen Yreilen ~Serfaufi
SOn $4.75@S5.0o U 100 ID beSablt,
SAaafe $2.50@3.o0 fir quite 6eerben.
NltPbpl, per @allpne 39-4l Cts. fur 80 pGl
Gutter bette @pben "a GtS. ID Id, @labeS 20
-22, 9tpGbltter 20-29 Gts.
i rilNtet 3plnen 81. 9o02,25, palmnit6e 6
9tS., 9Vrintbea 81 @ts,, pfaumea 1870
II Gents @itrpnen 81. 55@2.0 90 per 8pr,
Srangen 81 go per 8pr.
Is ebernt 40 a. As SIS % ID wentae i'm Marfi !.
81 { ~ ii F, Vienpnt 81 Gts. % ID Nelfen 10
los Gt8,t pttn. 5u9wer 81 8, Mu8fatnub
4O-55t pfefer l04-l0h MtustatbIitbe a.
Al Cts.
.@ etretpet QBetsen rUtb. prpimGr 125@13s
gut bis aasgeSeidnet 135@136, weiber outer
l35@l40, ertra feiner I50V)l65.
Safer, Birg+ II. Margl. 40@42, Yennl. 80
@45, 2prn weiBe8 6I@63, geIbe5 65@68 6
9to98eut MarYl 76 Cts. @ennl. 68@73 6.
81 uanp, perupianil4er 224o @ SCOOP
TnDAenmeDI $40 per Gpnne.
6tu, 3inotR9 $l5@l7 per Ipnne. Slice $ll
OBS in 8bl.
Sppfeu, neutr % ID oO@35 @ts.
96utet Rtb lOIe 7@8, eetrofnete 143-l5.
aaffs E, NiO gut Is @ ISL prima 2o@23,
Java 24@25, 2aquaYa 22@23.
lpan. SU9len "a @ 27j 3aub aeIAl'
p a. 90 Stat 24@3O, 0ber 8. 5000. so.
Sab 12@20 % Dug.
Mpla e8t MusepDape 3e@35i MepeSrleans
neuer 50@56 Cts.
81 4, 5oparpfrset, fuper s5.5o@5.62
ertra to fanrY 6.oO@6.12
y famtl9 6.50@7.0 90
9bip & 9eutudg iuper 5.5o@5.62
. = ertra e.o0@6+12
y y @faililY 6.50@6.75
@ttg Wfia8 gut bis fem 5.25@5. so
. . ertra 6.50@6.75
Well9 familp 600
y 8slerppir ertra s.25
u 8 e nm 81, 4.37@9.5O
Sc . I'll m } l.. 1925
PRIV tpnen wenig MaGfrage. ShnItern
53@6, fir Seitenltiide unp Sdinfen 63@9,
Sal51eti1t Qretie Serfhieben, fir 2ar6 8.
&ei6t pertg I'M Nartt, y Gt8.
9 az IN en-. 1leeaan1en gut bis au6Beseihnet
$4.62@4.75 per 8fbl. BON "a tb. IimOtby
$2.25@2.37. 5la6slaanten $1.6O@175.
per 8nibel.
Salt, @rpunb plum % Sad los @ts., Mars
ldauS $l.70@$1. 70, Mlbtpn'S S / $50, Curtis
SSlano 25@so @ts. % 8ulbel SOt @tpre.
9erl 5-6 Gte. 5efb
Us . II {, unsewalaem % -25 y Ih, 2amm 20
81, Icille So Cd 90.
Us btate u Gitg % San. zig Cents, DbiO %,
aber wGnt9 8erf1ufe.
3 II Il err Nfp.Srlean8 $500 az SO, 0rucerte Or.
Dinatr big gut S.37@S.7 10.
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9tcuc Nu3clgcn.

s9 WaibiHstonrr 2lnseisenfGebe 1. geite.
&C. Am8etgen pon SSof bt,t9tOn =gaa
welde bis s%1abmittass 4 ubr bel f5errn MieSfclb
a%bsessben werren, ftnhen mpdb AWitabme lit Der am
HddJften MSpr9er ericbeinsnben Drummer.
SIR eart. 5. etfert ieat Elm eref in Der m,ter.offes.
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Ser0taiig nttgeit.
am Wspntaa ben 40. december Ist

- ~OA ONHNO LOOAN
Anl So DECEMBER 1886 traten eni9e Mdnrer 3ulammen mnb
9rinoeten ben 5weitaltelten @eian9=Bereiu Der Ser, &taoteu-beu
Saltlmcrer Sltperfran3. 3ar 6eter oeie8 ~@rei9ntleS mr6 be:
Steeettrani Elm CONCERT, Banquet uuo 9aa peranha' ten. Oas
lpater oetDfentndt weroenbe @pn5ert grp9ramru umiaBt bic ibSn-
ten RteceH aus ben pom 0treu auflefibrten Gpern, Sratorien,
enc eIaenS tir 6eie u le9enbtit pom 9erru St6elb 9aSidtete un0
Sssrra StnlHop conpDnirle beilDmne, genlhtte unO 01anner-
6Dre, UNI % 9~letdlant en Bib sur @rinnetun9 al bas ieiberige
gSIten b%elelben at sebsn. Ole nod lebenccu @rinoer fnb sum
Telt etr9daoen. Ser S9eib wire bic Telrece boGteu. DoS Nr-
ran9ement lit 5ol9cnbes:
@On8ert Un so nsr. Fang opn1O-12, SauqaetpOn l2-2,
Gang BON 2 bis gum GdluB.
Aae 8beilnegmer fnb criudt. iBre ytanreu. lolpie bic 9n3abl
Der fe be9letenben 0amep /! SubcipttOuslifen e~tu5utloaen. ete
eet notfel9eneen 9erreu pHen leSen: S. 8nowort So. 122
y. 6apstteitr.; GbaS. &aier, SO. 1s1 W, geriuotouir. @etcr8,
Staa 9aa. @o. 50 9anoSeritr.; @9a8; WesQsr, 9enpsls &atic-
nal 9ou, T~reorredtr. Geo. IS. Steinbab, 10 70. Baltulortfr.
Deis Bitten merten 3 6o9e Dor fem 6efe 9sF6IoiIeu unO ton.
nen ipatere Gnmelbnn9en feline 8eridf4tiaun9 ftaben. Gu Der
H9lis pereen teine &itetS rertauft. Der Gubi0iptionspret8 1T
l Dollar a!ar ieOen 9errn Unb so SIS. fir iee Dame, w5lde8 bic
3abluna tur Supper eini9lteBt. Ger @eran bt9t bic Grportung,
oas eteieS, ben !3eiten on9emefene lberaIe arrangement ale
6rennoe eelelben sur Etelnabme tepe9en nbge ulo bhtet UNI
Sseiit0e @tn5ettrir8 ibrer Narner, incenl nur cine limthrte NA3abl
Stuets ~aue9e9eben Wrb.
SeS2- OaS NrrdpgementS sG Omtte.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-12-27
Gin &tenersnhlcr.

I'm ie9iel ais m59lU4 ale urla9e gu Slaaen III oe,meib II unb
" Souy64Aa8 Ger mn bonn gees aufetleaten paibten, lper6ea
2S"l @ae S,e4elppl9ti9e. bercn 6iGs jtlgfa tt6dTStfsfe BDn f@{17
mar ofs5 ae3T54 Pa tR6c49rgetHf au mil Fab ferner an becm Sage 6e
gms BEN 6anotu Der Banf8 bder Offce ~ieer9ebeu peroeu.
@5 lift WCbf poHeno bier 5u b,mert.n, oaB Der @reeit Der Staet,
bel oemI ale 10 lebr b~Stbsiltgt iIuD, iCbt nghr ais je Bon Ger prcmps
TIN Re3abluul- err7 Steuern abbGugt. Gme e8 lit bas 8enrebsn
nes- lturtr5et3Rten, baB bteicr @reb.t, bel 8~pnSiebuus ietner
2mtSpfitten, pcel burb @a9aB9feit nod bur9 gtan6e an
gHeraie Don ientr Sete GeeeH fpu.
6S@o SO9u S. Graves.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-12-27

B Infer So Genblott. Die neielte
glummer bes rE6entlt6en n0eder" erldeint
6eute. DieleS glatt 1T lebr erpB uno inbaltreid
unp eienet lt6 paber b%eiuneer5 CUR gsrlenpua9
mad auspdrts.
@tnsslne Nummern lno In Der Office gu $ @ts,
gu baten. No6 Deutl6lanO Der enpen mir Pass
lelbe an ir9eup cine MOrelie fir Sts, p%Ortotfet.
8etequn9en bitten mir frt63eiti9 gu MAIDEN,
pamit Der GerlenDun9 pte nStbt8s Nufmertlai1
felt aetptpmet perpeu fam.
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@aponeriel Nnnnncrfei

Bonn @rie8s. GsPartentsnt antOrfrt. mcrbe iD en gaoimsnt
Oragpnfr
Jun ben Dieuit her Der. Gtaahn alwerbet ar
Yferpe unp Gquiptruus tpRrpen bonn @ouyerues
nent getrlt. 6
Wetrulen irerben auf 8 Sabre (eoer frIber ~ettlalIen) onaeapu.
men: uno erbalten oteielbe 9DbnupD iue bic anScrff 9rNpp n IeIf
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4 &incUln Tifes
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A#A 2tquprz asss sssei,se@cf1oft.
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SP23S @Onrab 8auer,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-26

EG.PKuipTNT FILisoKE on TVE CEIsis.
There was a large Union meeting at But
falo. on the 10Th. which Was addressed by
Et President Fillmore. Who after thanking
b. fellow ei,iIsn. for placing him in the
chair. said
"Th. j. no time for any man TO shrink
from the responsibility ,ha, events have
cast upou him. We haze reached erisi.
and no man has RICH, 10 .tani neutral.
Civil war has been inAusuratod, and We
mus, meet It. The government calls for
aid. and We mus, give IT, Our institution.
are IN danger. and we mus, defend them.
!, !. no time nO~ to inquire By whose faul,
or folly this state OF thing. has been produ-
cd. lie, every man stand TO hi. post, and {,
Ike the Roman soldier q, the gate Of Pom
peii. le, posterity when kbe storm is over
fnd our skeleton and armOr on the spo,
where duty required u. to stand.
Ny love Of country embraces the whole
Un:,n: know no North nor South. ]
think our southern brethren have made q
great mistake in arrayins themselves sain.,
The government, for fear il will Be improp-
srly administered. II they commence an
aggressive warfare We have no alternative
b, to rally around the constitutional gu.
thoritie- and dsisud the government"
EI.PrS.idsnts Pierce and Buchanan have
A-o spoken for the main;Aiuenee Of the Tn
ION.
Iii. a,cidsney, John Tyler. i' traitor
TO bis country. in the present. crisis, as be
va. to his party, when he obtained the
Presidency. There is no; ,hesoal OF "a man
IN hin.