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TO p HAM Il RFLET,S
NEW AND CHEAP
SADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK sToR


eADOLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK STORE,
aS seventh ST opposite Odd Fellows, Hall
CA mESSRS. TOPHAM, sxxNo
late Of Philadelphia, and NSA>l1k
kN0RF s,I5 OF his city, ss&1MSW
their friends and the public, that they have COM
menced the Saddling Business at the above stand,
where they will make and keep constantly on
hand large and superior assortment of-Mens',
ladies' and Boys SADDLES, BRIDLES,
MARTlNGALES, and WHIPS HARNESS OF
every description, both for city and country use
All kinds Of TRUNKS, VALISES, and CAR.
PET BAGS. Ladies' SATCHELS, TRAVEL
ING BASKETS, and FANCY WORK BOXES.
HORSE BLANKETS, COVERS, COLLARS.
and HAMES. Horse, Spoke, and Dust BRUSH,
rs. CARDS, CURRY-COMBS, SPONGES,
&c, &c.
All material used will be the best that can be
obtained; and both Of US having been practical
Moikntn Tor several years, we feel confident that
Su. Wo,k cannot be surpassed, either for style or
Se,,aaoliity BY unremltting efforts to give salts.
snare or public patronage
and attention paid to covering Trunks
eio Ie RdIlnS all kinds Of work
o.N.-e.o- .ools constantly on hand. nov7-H
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GARDNER, Me, June %, 1882

GARDNER, Me, June D, 1882.
Mr.. III. DYEs-Dear Sir: | have used two bot
ties Of Prof. Woods Hair Restorative, and can
truly say 1t is the greatest discovery Of the age for
restoring and changing the Hair. Before using
1t 1 was man Of seventy My hair has now at
TO the world without the least fear, as my case
was one of the worst kind
Yours respectfully, DAN'L N. MURPHY
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CARLYLE. Ill, June 81, 1859.

CARLYLE, Ill, June 81, 1853.
have used Prof o J. Woods Hair Restora.
tive and have admired its wonderful effect NV
hair was becoming, as 4 thought prematurely
gray; but by the Of the Restorative it has
resumed its original color, and have no doubt
permanently so. SIDNEY BREESE,
Ex-senator United States
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD,
- H& 3 EE

d tHANGE OF HOURS.--On and after Mon.
~ day, the I'D instant, the Trains will
Leave washington at6 and en- a. M, ara ssd
~ m. -
Or Sunday at AZ p. m.
Leave Baltimore at ~ and ~ Z. n, sad aas
" p. N. :. -
On Sunday ajax m.
ap S-H r. II. PARSONS, Agent.
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pERSONS predisposed to Pulmonary Arec.
tions md this the most trying season, owing
to the sudden changes in temperature; vet by
little care, adopting warm clsthing and supply
Ing themselves with good prescription or cough
remedy they may easily ward OF what mey else
1ER'S COMPOUND GUM ARABIC SYRUP
has been so long known and highly appreciated
a one Of our most innocent, yet escacious plea
SAINT, and (since the reduction In price, economi-
cal remedies, that 1t may be recommended and
used with the utmost confidence. IL is sold at Is
cents, or three bottles in one, 30 cents Wholesale
BY PATTERSON &c MARIN and STOTT &
CO.. and retail by most Druggists. In hleKan-
6ria BY PEEL & STEVENS; Georgetown by
Mr.. CISSELL jy6-1y
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( CORPORATION STCCK.-8s,0 900 Como.
~ ration Of Washington Stock for sale It
fob 2S1 CRUDB BROTU8Ra
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
UNITED STATES fGak
49,. ALL STEAMERS. 81k4&

'1NHE SHIPS COMPRISING THIS LINE
Il are the
ATLANTIC ................Capt. West.
rAClFlC ....................Capt. Nye.
bALIlC Capt. COmstock.
AURlATlC ..................
These ships have been built by contract expressly
Tor Government service. Every care has been
taken In their construction-as In the engines-to
insure strength and speed and their accomno.
cations Tor passengers are unequaled for elegance
and comfort.
DAYS OF SAILING.
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AGENCY THE
Keystone Insurance Co. of Philadelphia.
Capital. 1890. 1000!
ANNUAL REPORT FOR THE YEAR
IA ending January 1, 1856
Assets Of the Company, consisting OF Bonds and
Mortgages on unencumbered real es-
tate OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..Sll0 .6N 90
Stocss OF other Corporations, worth par $40 90
Cash on hand ........................ 81 $50 80
Bills receivable, consisting Of Marine
notes and short loans &36 ,943 20
Stock notes ........u...SH, 36 20 81 ,B9 10
s2l9,aa 90
Whole receipts for premiums during
the year ...ss..s'.. SiIz ;oiz I'd
Paid FOR losses and expenses during
p. NJ. MoRIARTY, President.
J. NORRIS THOMPSON, Secretary.
Risks changed from ether companies to this
No charge for policy fee. Enquire at the oface of
J. Fl. Kendall, over X Morrow's Exchange Office,
first door West Of w. Ii. Todd's hat store on
feb SIN DAVID MYERLE, Agent
UNITED STATES COURT OF CLAIMS.
CARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED, JOHN C.
~ DEVEREUX, OF New York city, and nj
THOM ?SON, Of Washington, ID c., Attorneys
and Councillors at-law, are associated for the
legal prosecution OF claims for creditors Of Gov
eminent, IN the Court of Claims.
They will CO operate In immediate and careful
attention TO business matters at w ashington which
may be entrusted to their care by gentlemen OF
the profession and claimants in the city Of New
York, or elsewhere In any part or the Union.
They may be consulted az any time, personally
or by letter, either at New York or Washington
Particular Information In claims which have
Doo~ :. sny time before Congress or Departments
can be furnished -t once upon application by the
parties interested y ~
JOHN c. DEVEREUX, No 90 Broadway,
corner OF Wall street, New York city.
Nj. THOMPSON, Washington civ
N. B.-J c. Devereux is Commissioner nj the
court Of Claims feb IO-tf
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(tLOSIN9 OUT AT GREAT SACRIFICE,
" TO CHANGE BUSINESS Fans, Perfum-
s ns Sooas Baskets GaSss Chi
mar 10 306 Pa av., bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
pERFUMERY AND TOILET GOODS
cheap, At JOHN r. ELLIsV. fSb lS-t
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fYLER's COMFUUgD syRUP CT GUM
ARABIC
AS A REMEDY FOR COUaHe. COLDS,

n HOAksEN ISIS, ASTHMA, WEoOPING
COUGH, CIRQUE, &c, possesses tbs greatest al
vantages, with the least Objections q any Other in
use, having been extensively used the last twenty
years with unparalleled success, not trumpeted to
the world es specific or cure ell, but recon-
TSn&cd as a valuable and scientific auxiliary -
PULMONARY cLsss, ready at hand, and one that
hiss been generally found to afford relief where
most others have been tfisd without material ben
eft As such 1t Is recognized by numbers Of cur
leading physicians, who know It's composition,
and have been eye witnesses Of It's superior Ell.
cacy, as well IS by thousands Of our most respec
table citizens, who all endorse Its claim to being
safe, palatabIe, economical and staeacious Price
IS cents, or three bottles in one 50 cents
Wholesale Agents, PATTERSON d MARIN,
and STOTT CO., Peuna. avenue; PEEL 4
STEVENS, Alexandria; CISSEL, Georgetown
Retailed by Druggists generally.
Also, TYLER'S GUM ARABIC COUGH
CANDY DROPS, the same composition In
lozenge form, lax cents box. jy6-Iy
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HAIR RESTORATIVE.-Ino our columns 70.
day will be found Prof. Woods advertisement of
the above article, to which we call attention
What 1t has done we have witnessed upon sew
eral Of or acquantances in st. Louis. Hair once
gray met our view, black or brown as the case
might be, being the color Of early manhood; and
as fine and glossy as silk, and that without any
other application than the Restorative. If il has
done this upon Others will it not do the same for
any OF our readers whose - frosty prows'' were
once like the - raven locksn Of Lothiel's warlike
chief, if they will try 1t. We think so-Jaekson
ellie Constitutional, Oct. S. 1853
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AGE-It seldom occurs that we notice, under
any circumstances, patent medicines, restora
lives, or anything Of the kind, for we have pre-
judice against most Of them. But candor COM
pels to invite attention to the advertisement
Professor Woods Hair Restorative. We are too
juvenile to require anything Of the kind, but some
instances Of its use have come to our knowledge
which almost assures us that 1t is a sovereign
gray. Its not q Hair Dye,n but upon its ap,
plicaion. directed, the effect is produced upon
the skin, which brings out the original colored
hair, without stiffness, and gives It glossy and
have used II, and are much pleased with it, Ex-
anime the advertisement -AiSsouy, Repu6li an
D. ]. WOOD CO, Projectors, No. 3l6
Broadway, New York, and ia Market street, St
Louis, Missouri
C sTOTT CO., wholesale and retail A GENT
Washington.
T.W DYOTT & SONS, General wholesale
Agent, Philadelphia Pa. feb Tim
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Sp6ftetter auf Nntra8 observation-disclosures
nrdntal8 ppr9eruf EN-, 9tebt auf elmer lbm ppr9ez
le9ten &arte Der bier in 8etradt fommenbet
9~pfalttGt Die Stellett an, mD er bic beipeu Oeutz
l9en 5uerit erbltfte.
Nleranber OtcG pma8, Maffeni9mieb,
fetnt bu8 @ewe6r be8 Nu9efla9ten unp bat Ell
ni9e @Gpertmente nit DenIel6en rpr9enpu11ten,
melde ba8 ~folgenpe O%teiultat %er9aben: Die
6ltnte 5erltrel1te bic Sdrpte 1T einer@n fernut9
ppn 40 Su6 II, et1em ~llntfrei8 Don % 3pQ auf
80 6uB DON 20 3pu ouf 20 TuB BON 1884;
auf 10 SUP BON 12H 3ru; o1f 5 SUP ppn ~
3pQ; auf 81 SUP ppn 81 3p0. Der Ser
tbeibt9er 5ei9t eini9e Rapterbp9en ppr, alf mel
den bieie @rperinente pOr9e1rnuten lppr6en
linb, Irpie Elm Brett, auf mel9em Ii9 Die Spu>
rel1 DON 5lpei S9IIIen %befinben, RE aus B.'8
@etpe6r barouf abgefeuert pprben Iillo, ber cine
aus ether @ntfernu19 BON 5, Der anpere aus
elmer Grt fernun9 BON 2A SUP. Selpe batten
26deri in ba8 Srett 9~ertiiea.
Npbert @lltpt, Stteipbn YatterI pls,
erfeu< pu8 @enebr al8 ba8 be8 N19etla8ten !;
CT 5pg am nddlten Wpr9en na6 Der Tbat Die
2abul1g aus pern linten 2auf nnp prdientirt bic
Ielte pent @ert6t8bcf.
McGpma8 pom St1at 3uriid9erIf Ell. -
SdieBpulper bat rerldiepene @irfur9. Yatterz
lrn8 8linte, 9laubt 3eu9e, lpiirpe fetn Sod i'll
bo8 ibnt porge5ei9te Srett in elmer GntI ernun9
Don II SUP nla6en.
81. Ta1lpr Fat Or STEPHENS bic 8urbe
ne8Grmprreten beldretten b6ren. @laubt, paB
ptePerIon VI, melde uuf BEN rrtprpeten 0eidplien
bat, gang robe 9epelen lit. Die Sltnte III Der
SanD be8Wtorber8 lit ppn DeuIelhell in bprt5pnz
paler Gage ppn her SIite, ober ntdt ron ber
Sdulter aus, sebaltel morben, ipe1n rteQSm1re
10 mar, ME tie Or. Stcpber8 beidriebeu bat.
Die Seffnun9 in Dem 6leild lit 9r6Ber a8 I'M
Spl1 neil 6leil9 rlebr pie Srl6 pptu SduB
o~ificirt ptrp. Der SduB miirpe, lperu1 perGrz
nprnete 10 nabe, mie &rpnellber9er au8i1gt, 9ez
peIe II lit, cine 9rpBe, aRer feline 10 ou88ebrettete
Wunre peruria dt baben.
Stat8anmalt: Der SduB nirllnt pt
cine ei9entbimlid)e 0lidtun9 III fcn GGrper.
Or. Stepben8 5uriifGeru en- Sot ben
Grlnprpeteu ullterIudt, u1o iarp fem Sdrot in
feinem anoeru Gbeil be8 &GrperS.
Our9 ben StQat; IS fant Sdrpt I'M
GGrper 9etpeI Ell fem. Oer3eu9e BAT 1idt bar>
nad 9eludt. 6aup Sdrct in pen1 !6er5er, Der
2llnge u1b pernNto9eu. Gine men ldlihe0tippe
lit llidt 9irter ais &annenbel5.
Dr. Tpler 6uriif9er1 ZEN, pieoer9o(t, baB
Die 6linte nabe sebalten pprpen 1T, Die menid=
lide 0iippe lit barter al8 ell Srett ppn 2annell@
9rl5. Die 9>tppe miererite9t ptls SquB me9r
ais Srl5, Die 6linte fam nttt lltebr ais 3
6 SUB ppn bel11 @jelnprpeten e~ntferIt gene en-
ieun.
Or. Nprri8.-Oer GduB nmB aus elmer
@ntfern1n9 prn 3 bis 4 SUP etipa absefeuert,
tnb bic 6li1te nIB IN einer 9pri5pnbalen 0ft6z
ing 9eholten nrrren leim- g8dre bic 6ltnte
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Iefe0ra0bifGe SIG0rid)tem.


IS If iu9tpn, 10. Wtdr3. - 9fa9 ben
pern Senat beute ppr9ele9ten Occunlel1ter bat
Commodore MicGuulep 8efebl erbalten, in Ell
mem Tuu, mie ben rprige8 Sabr pallirten, al8
Die ipanil9e 6regatte 6errplpna nuf Dem ortez
rifuniiden Oanlpfer Glrorarp %ieuerte, lid lpz
9leid in8 Oftttel 5u legen, Der Silitatipn 5u mi
perIeBen uno @epalt nit Gjelpalt 5u rer9eIten.
Burlington, 10. Wt1r3. l~lniere Ste
9ierltn9 bat feline lpidti9en Nadrt4teu nit Der
2frtc1 aus europa erb1lte1.
M ooion, 10. Mdr5. - @rrp. 8altrpw
Fat cine 8pifoft an Die @eiet9ebun9 %eriallen,
in ipelAer er bic 8efu9uilie be8 Sber9eri6t8
iiber bic Oiilti9feit leiner Wubl 81 ertl9eipen,
III N6repe felt, unp iid iepem @tn9riff III feline
Nedte miberleben gu pUleu prpbt. 9}dditen
Mrttdg mirp ber@eri4t8bpf wabrldeinlid feline
GntIdeipul1g ab9eben. Die Oenpfraten b1ber
Samita9 in elmer NerIanmlmtg bel4lplien,
@altrpp 81 balte1.
NemzOprf, 10. Wl1r5. - @8 1T Iebr
falt bier; beute friib itanO Der Sbernpmeter
1C @raD inter 9e1u.
2ebten 2bero 9eriet9 bic 8ri9Demarara BON
GarreuuS in paS Tretbet8 uup p~erianf. Otarnz
idaft 9erettet.
B9tlabelp9ta, 10. 0tdr5. Der Grz
preb5ug bon bier na9 WelDpn i~tiir5te beute purd
bic 8ritfe Bel Mtarsaretb8pile. Orei BerIpne,,
(ein Igent ppn 9lbam8 @rpreB, Elm Bpitu9ent
unp ein Sun9e) purpen 9et0ptet, Ser Sn9ez
11ieur unp eit1i9e Yallagiere lpurpen Id1rer per=
ipunpet, Der Bug geriet9 rad peur llnfa1 in
VrQ11D uuD perbrQurte.
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ben Oarpanellen, 1T 2ule>8ar91ld unb Hbilip:
ppprlis. Ypr bteIen fauten % Bel 3u9e uni
SO 9fa6tS ppr. 8ruilu erlpiea IG ais ne,
Gentral6eerp uub but bel DEM befti8en @rpbeber
am 20. Sebrl1ar, ba8 bis SmDrllu ulD Qpriu.
nppel peripiirt puroe, betauntltd furdt6ar &C.
lttten.
2%pnbpn, 10. Tebr. - Seute frii6 Z lt6r
marldirten 3tpei @arre=N ttbeilun9er, 5~uialtt=
men 400 Ma1lt, rod lem Yortb8nput6=8 abn.
bpf (Scutbz g6e itern) en- route nad Der &riul.
Oa8 Qublifut1 beoleitete Die Nb5iebenben nit
ber5ltdem Su6el, %pffenbar ber9Oteinltn9, bdB Der
ablnari6 ein iiGere83eiden ppn Der 6prtOauer
pe8 Srie9e8 iet.
&ppenb az II, IA. Sebr. = Der Sffentz
ltfe Nnfldger bealltra9t 9e9en lalrnltlide an8e=
flagte W~irilter baaren Sdaoener IaB II. Soften
%Sablun9, 9e8en Sppnnef, Sille urb 6anielt,
alBerbetn npd) Int8perluit unp Staat89efdl9z
niB, 9egett bic ~llebri9en rur Staat89efd19niB.
sc a II 6retbt Der &Dln. 3t9. al s
Stpdb 81 M bonn 8. Te6rltor: Die 3metfel,
paB mirfli6 Elm 6riebe 5u Stanoe femme, mplz
len bier burdolt9 nidt idwtnDen! Wftt elmer
pabren Nen9ilidfeit flomnert iid unierePreie
an bic NeuBerun9en Der en9liIden Spurnale,
pelde nod nidt 9l1uben nplle1, DaB auf@rrnp
ipl4er Yunftati9nen ein 8riepe ST Stanpe frutz
men f6nne. Die &e9ieru19 fa9rt nit iAre1
6iiitun9en fort.
gu @ranaba lit in Der 0tadt auf ben24.
Sanuar cine Der Sauptmauern Der Ilbanlbro
nit 9elpalti9em Settle ein9eitir6t, Sofprt lie
fen Die geb6rren pen3uitano Der lleberreit e res
alien Yalaite8 Der maurii6en 9Gui9e ~unteriuz
den, ulb e8 er9ab li6, baB etner Der &birne
'uuD Ell G4eil Der 8efefi9un9en ben Grlitur5
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Se1tfe

lfotthn1oenoe @erRet9erunqen.
.. y: @Oper. : Die 3 eriten 6auier BON
Serl119tOnltry peitlif bon O. raperfraBe, am
RlaBe ielbit.
Abrepn& Gp. 0a8 Sa18 O5r. 264 Bet
Saratp9altr, Inn 4 llbr am Ylabe ietbIt.
G%annpn& Watbem8. - Sin 'Nbrle,
lolesSager bon Drp8rpp8 unb Gtofsn fir
Serrenf(eipe @
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l9oP nnO einen StaQ III 8anfitr. 3piiden
GGeterz unp Garallt.
Sterbefalle. Sn Der perfloTenen
2Sode ltorben habier 81 Beripnen tlarllt6 AZ
manallde UNI 80 mei6lide, wprunter II 6arz
bi9e.
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eGurDp6ift6e Naebriebten.

Die &Glner 3ettun8 ldret6t Hber pelt teue1t
G~repitncbilter in BreuBen allc;
,Btr Itno %erfreut, unIeru 2eIern &urtpe 5t
qeben ppn Der Grri6tung eine8 @etDz Sultitute8
fir unIere Mpnardte, ME e8 9rpBarttger bis
iebt niAt beIteben birfte. Die berpcrra9enpltet
0runDbeiiber 9aben lid) nit ben ct ten S1llfz
bIuIern be8 2au0e8 1T bic Ell Ga9en III Berltn
3ur 8egrinouns ei11e8 preuBil4en GrebitzSnitts
fut8 perbinbet. Oa8 0runos@ capital tptrD
breiBig WttQipnen G6lr. Gin $4,000 2(ftiett GIT
200 I6(ru.) b~etrugen, lpQ aber anf fiinf5i9 Ott(l.
TGfr. er66bt merDen f0nner. 3nef per @e Ie0z
Idait lit: 8anfz unp 0utpel83el4iite GIT betretz
Ben, por3Islid aber, inpultrteQe pper iiberb1upt
ba8 0eluetnpobl I6rbernDe llnternebmunBen
aller 2lrt entpeper al85uft9re1 nper babel NIT
51pirfen bic 8ereirtigun9 ODER Gpul cltotrull9
berI6iepeuer Iftteus 0elelifaften, icDte bic
llmaeltaltulq BON Der Qarpe8fultur, Dem Sa1s
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Gen in 9lctiens@ eleul6afteu 81 b~eptrfelt, gins
~tragelibe Sbli8atipnen auf ben 9tarnett poer S1z
babcr la1tenp auS9e9eben &c"
SIN 8erpaltunSSratb pteler Nnitalt, Der aus
18 Wtit8ltepern beItebt, b%elinben ii9 Z Apelt9e
uub ii 0etbma9nateu. HITTER beH eriten itebt
pbetan bet Ser5p9 BON Nattbpr ulo Der Shirt
ppn Sp6enlobe unter pen letteren Be inpen
ft6 W3eariIIen uno Sppeubeim IN SGln Sp<
penbeiny Wtusnus, N}enpelirbn, 9tpbert 8ar>
idauer &c. in 8erlin,
Deuti9lanb. 8 anf fir Glib
beutfd1anb. Die Serprbnuns iiber berer
Guidtuu8 1T eriAienen. 9bre GrriAter iinO
bieielben Serren, bic ben GrepttzItcbilier III
8erlin fertis sebradt buben, bic 9erren Me=
pilTen utlp 81. Sppenbeim IN 3Gln. 0tad Dirt. 3
lift bus Mliniterium beuufra8t, me8en Der
Staat8auffi6t ii6er bic y8unf fit SiiooeutId=
laup" i6er reren @eI6aft8fibrunB urrO 8erbz
adtlt19 Der Statuten Die erfcrberliden Inpro>
rnn9et gu t~refen, audi ben 3eitpunft 3t beltin=
men, upn melfem an bic 8ant in @irflaufeit
tritt. 0ieler 1T nad elmer beigefii9ten Ntini=
Iterials8 erprpnllns pom 81. San. Der ~. San.
I. S. Die mitabgeOrndten 9ene6mi9ten Statlts
ten 5~erfa1en in 10 Sttet (NbI9nitte) ltnb 50
8ara9rapben. 9ta9 S. 81 lino bic 8anqnier9
@il6elm 9ubmig Oet9mann, @uitap Mepilien,
8ictor 8enbelitabt unb Nbrabut Oppen9eim
pie @rinber3 Der y8anf fir Saboeutl4(ano."
Ole Ouuer Der bafir 5uiammentretenoen anoz
npnen @eleOI6aft lit auf 81 SATIRE %beltinnnt
(ppm 5. Nppember 1855 am. Die General.
&e~rIammlun9 fam cine Nerlangerung be,
Dauer anf 25 Sabre beitimnen. gu peiterer
8erldngerunsen 1T Die @euebmiSung per Ste
sierun9 nOtRis.
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l11ut19 beie(fen fit p18 S16r 1856

Mieocrernennun9 %Deielten fit b18 314r 1856
9rIfen?
Der Oenerolottpruep Gltffprb
BON W~taliodulett8 ia8t i'll ieinem 3a9re8beridt
all pa8 0teprdientantell9alt8 in 8e5u9 auf Die
Bro5elie inter Dem 2iqu6r9eieee: npaB es rer
einprin9lin9en 8eadtun8 Der gcIetgebun9
miirpt9 lit, pb bic 9telultate pieler Brp5elie IN
-t9ren Gpniequcn5en ben NRitteln ulo We9en
anpalienb fun, Die in Nnlpenbun9 getr1Gt merz
Den muBteu." 0ta6 Der Anlidt pe8 General
2tttornep8 lit ba8 @eIeb eiu totaler 6ebl9riIf
unp Inn ben llebelrt Der ltnmdBi9feit 3u bege9z
men, iet ein gang aubere8 @eI eb r0tbtg.
Da8 8aibtn8trn Wpnument
miro wieoer Inn ct1 Steirtden BON y 8uBQan8e
ultp 4 6uB 8reite reider. Seit Die Gnplpz9tp-
things bic 2eiturg res 8uueS bieIe8 Natiprtal=
p~entlnal8 in Die Sdlpe 9efrte9t 6abe1, 1T NQlc8
ms Stpden 9er1t6en. SIN ppri9en Sabr 9in9en
1ur $1,000 p15u ein. Die Nrbeiter IN 0tprrt8'
acknowledgement III Bbi(opelpbia baben cine
Warlnprtafe l fir ba8 W|ouuulent her9eriAtet,
o1f Der cine Qofpnlptipe eriter a(aiie III Neliei
par9eltellt it.
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NnapOlis, 7. Mdr3, - Die 8iu fir ST.
bauun9 zines SdafluaIe8 i'm 3udtbauie murpe
9eiern N6enp i'm 6auie nit 20 9e8en 22Stiu>
men per1pprIen Ell. Scr. Yatrtbge unp NSfen
iprafen befti9 bu9e9en unp meinten, RAP ale
I'M .3udtbauS befinoliden 93e9er aus bemStuut
p%erfauft tperben lpntert, bn e8 ia fitr9te9er feline
Citrate lei, ii4 im3udt9au8 81 %befinpen, t1tbeln
%pteielben parilt better bcbanoeIt miirben, ais baz
.betrn BET i9ren Otai tiers. @eidebe Dies, boun
perre 0oltln senl9 i'm 3udtbaule ietl, Ger
.0fepu6lican meiut, pteie8 i%eltiarne 2lr9ument
ldrlefe lebr rah Mbrlttipni8mu8 J
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Nb3ngebeu0e Soften.

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SSerl1tanlt, BON g}epzOOrf nud Bremen, 22M5.
Nrabta, bon gpltpn naf liverpool, 26. Mdr5.
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GtnantrCfenNe 92nften.

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8tllt9e.r, ais 8%tGGiafe!
Cater nno 4otent. Sber Qeeer,!
N0er Sprten
Nr. As 5ab:GatSertfra6e, I GGar untergalb
.u, SPmbarbfraee 8aittmprt.
Oa8 btllt9ite yerer in Der Stabt 1ptrp am pbiz
gen YlaBe p~erfauft!
MaDnar6 nub &Ofe,
GrpB. urb 3ein-6dnbler in Qcber, 9rimmtnos unb Einbinos.
Yatent.&eber, Sum mtg nd fir gpnpteFz CATERS fror;Bf.
Toes 8aiblebsr. %tren5tfide Pofinss, Gttn. 8oltltter, unierer
Sip> 2eber, @emlpdzS ~phenltter, Safe rRGens Qettr, Nferte.
gef6trr une 3i8el. 2eetr, ttaltsnifdes Sud e~inbireq oQer
Nrf Seiag, teteene unb taummraene gacee, Sfubs unt Site
rel sEetften lnb ale i~pniteen SGuhmader 3uttoten.
&benfp en 9rp6es Nfrrtement m~afereidter RprfIptlen, mel.
de mir 8u 6abripreiien Serfaufen.
t9feS =. Npie, ~
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81 Eoni8, 6. rs Streeb, 6enrD
90 Gang, 0rie6rid 70, Sdinoler, 91p6ert,
"a Y%pttcmer, Sunrtel 80 Gtein, Sp6ann
50 2an9p9r, QOui8 81 Gtein6cfer, 2pui8,
So ge9u, Galentin 80 Gan1ebef, Mein9.
81 0eilbart, 2lnton 80 Sdauln, Q8i(.
50 2e9nei8, 5pbar1lt, "a Ibid, S. 8.
So W}eb9er, Daniel 85 @pit, @eprg,s.
90 9{eureiter, QnpreaS86 8Orlant @eor8,
81 9%{t@leiuy 5pbn 81 8pde, Nuguite
81 SttenReinler, 2pui888 8p8e(rnann, 6. %.
63 8reller, 0epr9 80 Q8Olf, Caroline
"a 88edler. Gtriitpp9, 80 Wimler, SObunn
90 Rlltt, CHARLES 81 Q8plt Qeppplp,
o6 JtitPy 6ra11& 80 Wie6el, Spbarn
o. . 4 9{n9L, gbnorO SO g8eblar, Ybilipp
% Jttller, Au9ult, "a Q8te9alb, @arl
% - 9tIeomotter, 5oIeP495 Wpli 8aulu8,
20 Gotb, 8rbr9. SO Q8infler, Dr.. Gictor
II 9tet9, 9nrf. 81 3p1, Sp6ann pber
Y 9(G9er, 5p9ann 3acp6 @tolnpflt
% @onert 6riebr. SO equitable gaurerz
IA Sei6el, 9o6ann, Elm.
70 Seufert, Garl 80 6riebrid, 6nrf,
76 Sdmip, Setter, 100 fplfa1. SIR,
II Stampfle, 5p6n
9afOt 8. Davis, SOfm.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-08

pTHE SiKGiSc PRRAcuER Roy Ms.-.
Of the M,,huais,l Episcopal Church, 10 a
charming ginger. He tells . cspiisl joke at
his own expense, On enc occasion, Just
alirr be had been placed upon new Cir
cuit, IN ridingse On appointment, he over.
iook ayeneraAle ncefo jogging along In The
same direction, when The following collcquy
took place between them;
"Well. old man, where are youirsvelingi'
IL am jus, agwine, Massa, 10 DO mssIih'
house up do road, ca" ~
i "Ah! you 90 10 church. do y,ui'
"Some,imes, Massa: I'm Rwlne ,c.liay
kasr dc new preacher watts come on The cir.
kii is gwine 10 be dar, sa.
"Wha, is the name ol your new preach.
err" ss
"Well. don'i knew. Massd, 'zscdy. iu
! ,ink his name Is" (msn,ioniav s.mt-
thing very near akin 70 the ministers cog.
n, N m.
"Well, did you ever see himi''
mo mo, YET. Massa,"
"Why, then, ars you 80 anxIous m got"
"Why, Masss, ye see. da ssy be kin beat
de wi,chtsa a siopia', bui he cant dn nnch
in Do preachir' liae--dats Dc reason wan,s
TO hear him."
'ajudge they say riplm about him saId
me preacher and using the whip 10 ais
h,,kso ved.nT ~ t.tfi,n w y