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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-20
sTATEoF TENNESSEE.
Montgomery County Circuit Court
Virginia NJ ThOmas
Petition for Divorce

vs. Petition for Divorce.
James Thomas
Il appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Clerk e.
Master from the bfiidsvit OF the petitioner, that
the defendant, James Thomas, is nonresident
OF the state OF Tennessee that the ordinary
process Of law caonot be served on him.
Whtreupon II Is ordered by The Clerk & Mas
ter that Publication be made In the Clarksville
Chronicle, newspaper published In the city Of
ClsIksville. for four successive weeks, as notice
10 the said defendant. James Thomas, 10 appear
before our next Circuit conrk TO be held for the
County OF Montgomery, at The Conrt House la
the city OF Ciafksville, on the Cd Monday In sep-
TENDER next, 1888. then AID there 10 plea answer
OF demur to the petition, the same will be taken
for confessed and set down for hearing and heard
exparte. This 9th Aug. 1858.
CHARLES BAILEY, c Am.
Aug. I2,less. -tw
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-20

Ma, EDITnR:--Having heard OF Prof Ilsskell's
Electric OIL, as being an excellent remedy for
rheumatism aud leuralgia. pu chased bottle
having been ve-y bad off wi h acute pains and
swollen j'ints; received great reif rom the
use Of ono bottles am now using the fourth one
and consider myself as sound ard well az any
man, and entirely free from pain desire 10 give
this t imoniul OF its wonderful proper les.
Ed G. BEREsaER.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-20

THAT'S So.-A distinguished wag about
town says, the head coverings the ladies
wear nowadays, are bare;taced false hoods.
The perpetrator Of this is still at large
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-20

The Washington Union says that "the
Administration has its hands full. The
Louisville journal says that cone would
suppose, from the very rapid disappear
ance of the public money from the nation
al treasury that the Administration and
all its officers have their hands full"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-20
PINE PINEy PINEU

will also keep, at TTice's Landing. In addition
to the above varieties, a complete assortment OF
dressed Pine Lumber, consisting Of Window
Sash. Doors, Blinds, Flooring, &c. l.. J. p.
July 90, '56-ly
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-20
Primary school.

THE NEXT Session Of Miss SALLIE HOW
ARDS School, will commence, the 6rst Monda y
10 September, in the basement Of the Presbyterian
Church. TERns.--S5, $40, and $l2.
Aug 8, Ie5e--4w.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-20
New FAN Goods. 1858.

We have already received large portion Of cur
Fall stock OF
Genilemens' Clothing aud Fsunishiny goods,
and feel confident that we can supply the wants
Of our friends in cur line. in garments Of all de-
sciiptions. We have also very fine stock Of
CHILDREN AND BOYS CLOTHING,
Boots and Shoes; Hats, Umbrellas, Shirts and
Drawers, Gloves, Gum Goods, Travelling Shawls
and Blankets, etc. Our friends are respectfully
invited 10 call and give the stock examination
McCULLocH a. PITMIN.
A Novelty
VIZ have received lot Of Seamless Coats and
Pants, Legglus, Over shoes, aud Gloves, warrant
ed to wear we'll and cheap. Call and see them.
McCULLOCH g. PIrMAN.
Aug 90, '5e-lm
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-20
STATE OF TENNESSEE, MONT

STATE OF TENNESSEE, MONT
GoMERY CoUNTY-CIkCUlT CT URT.
Richard w. Daniel. Ex'r Of the lest will and ties.
lament Of WIN. Daniel. deed vs.. F.P Daniel
yosephus Grafton, franklin Grafton, Frances
Grafton, Mildred Grafton, John II. Grafton, w.
P. Grafton, Rich'd l.. Grafton, II c. Grafton, W,
=. Grafton, John Fisher and wife Ann T..
PETITION TO SELL SLAVES.
II appearing to the Clerk and Master that ihs
defendants w. r. ration, r. l.. Grafton, II. G.
Grafton, w. T. Grafton and John Fisher and his
wife Ann E.. heirs at law of VIM. Daniel, dec d,
are non-residents Of the State Of Tennessee.
whereupon II is ordered that publication be made
Ia the GAINESVILLE Chronicle, a newspaper pub
lished In Clsrksville, Tenn, for thirty DAYS, as
notice to the said w. P. Grafton, r.. l.. Grafton,
II. c. Grafton. w. T.. Grafton, and John Fisher
and wife Ann E. Fisher, to appear before our next
term Of the Circuit Court TO be held for the coun-
ty of Montgomery, at the court house in the city
Of ClsrksyIiie, on the 2nd Monday in September
next. then and there to plead, answer or demur 10
the petition of the petitioner, and in fsilure tho
said petition will be taken for confessed, and set
Town for hearing exparte as TO them.
CHARLES BAILEY, C. q NJ.
Aug 6, '5e-4w
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-20

The LEvEEs IN CoAHoMA County,
MIss.-Jos. A. Porter, Levee Engineer,
Coahoma county, writes to the Vicksburg
Wing.
"There are about seven miles of the
levee in this county seriously damaged by
the late hood-mostly small levees The
great YaZoo Pass levee, which has so often
been reported as broke, still stands, re-
CARELESS of the reports of correspondents
and boatmen. At late meeting of the
planters, it was resolved to rebuild the
leyees. There is no doubt this will be
done-the people have not only resolved
to do it, but they have adopted the best
means of efecting it, going right to work E"
The same paper has the following;
"We learn from gentlemen who have
had partial opportunity of seeing the
crops on the river that the cotton, where
not overfowed, looks very fne-and it is
very generally believed there will be much
more cotton made than was supposed a
month since. 1t is believed that Bolivar
will make at least half crop, Washington
probably about the same. We are inclined
to believe Issaquena is much worse off
than either Bolivar or Washington"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-20
LAND FOR SALE

THE subscriber will offer at public sale on
Tuesday the l7ih Of September, bis beautiful
farm OF 50I acres,
HANDSOMELY IMPROVED
with fine Dwelling, and all other necessary bull
diugs, good water, Apple and Peach orchards, &c.
ESQ acres Of the land are cleared, the balance
finely timbered is situated about mile of the
turnpike road leading from Clarksville 10 Hop
kinsvlge-6k miles from the former plsce. Per-
sons Wishing TO buy Will Of e,urse view the prem
ises
Al the same fire will be sold on credit Of
nine months, ell tho crops on hand Of Corn,
Wheat, &c, large number Of hogs and stock Of
various kinds farming utensils, household aud
kitchen furniture. Bond and approved security
will be required on all sums exceed ~ i've dollars.
JOSEPH NJ. FAUNTLERoY.
I'D. LEONARD, Auct. 4
Aug. 6 ls5S-tds
Hop Mercury copy ill day Of sale and send bill
to he subscriber.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-20

Coal BANK ON FIRE-iSomethinq of a
Tolcano.--A little before IL o'clock on
Tuesday night, an alarm of FIRE was raised
in Centre Wheeling. It was from the coal
mine belonging to the Belmont Rolling
Mill, which extends into the hill back Of
Hamilton & Clark's foundry. The bank
caught fire, we did not learn how, and
burned with great rapidity. A short dis
lance from the mouth Of the bank pit is
sunk to obtain air. Out of this there
comes fame rising higher and higher
into the air. Since one o'clock yesterday
morning, up to this writing, there have
been two large streams of water constantly
pouring upon the fire, with no success at
extinguishing it, Wheeling Intelkgencsr.
THE NEXT STEP.--A New York paper
commenting upon the success of the At
lantic telegraph says
"What we haye now to do is to lay a
submarine cable at once along the Pacific
shore, from San Diego to Bellingham Bay,
with branches to the mouth of Columbia
river and Vancouver's island. The great
interests now developing there require it,
and we shall then be in position to make
an early connection between the Atlantic
and telegraph systems, and across the
North Pacific to the Russian settlements
on the Amoor river. Russia is already
contemplating the construction of line
across Northern Asia, and the union Of
the two at Amoor river will complete
the girdle of the earth. This Pacific
shore cable to the Frazer river region is
the next link in this girdle Let us have
it at once"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-20

NORTH CARoLIHA ELEcrIoN.--The Will
mington Journal "a Democratic paper
speaks as follows, in its number of Mon
day last, as to the general complexion of
the returns Of the North Carolina cleo
ton:
"With occasional variations, we may re-
mark that the returns exhibit gain for
Judge Ellis (the Democratic candidate
for Governor). There are losses and
gains in the Legislature The losses
slightly overbalance the gains, but not
enough to amount to anything The only
serious alloy to this state Of things is in
the mountain district, where, as we learn
by telegraph, Mr.. Avery has been defeated
for Congress, and there is heavy demo-
cratic loss. This cannot affect Mr.. Ellis's
election by large majority, although il
may seriously reduce it,"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-20
Land for Sale.

July 9, '5s-lm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-22
hummer 06.

tuna dlle StrdICn i'm bGlliten IersCn0lan3
Der niht befpblcnet, Ipnrern fretwtat9eu
SGumtnatton, fir lie CAB bic 60nt9tn
IN SdDutduicn Gin gldn}enecs gduPt,
fir tie bate oCr ihmrbiItr GJeidnbte elm
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cjncn Gcr1eldm1d ter 6erritdteit gcbeu
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in Shmebrn crpaytrtc fir iie eubltcb fdnO
birlrr Wl5lcnbda i'm tOni0lihrn ShIp0e
TAFT, Al bem Der game 2ibet nift bl0E,
Ipnbcrn aud Elm gutter 30etl Der porreb-
men, rGtden uub dn0t(ehCnen burgcrIihen
Sdmilcn 8erltn's GWlacungeu crIdlen
Bate.
NeNr ZEN brettauleNO Meni1sn mpaten
IN etcItN ocn glumcuepit , ocn acrjCu'
0ldui, ron Ttnmnntcr9cEtmmer ii. 6'clb.
uno Silberltderlicn 0aui crfuaten Sa!clt
auf uub al llebrrnl FAB man frcubige
Gtiihtrr, Nldnjenee Selection 2tQes, mas
duf G6DubGit. SulCnr, duf NdnN 9lR.
irbcn, Gutm uno g9irpcn QInfprub 5u
MAIDEN hdttc, mar tCute IN ben Sdleu beS
G6lp't5 rcriammrit, unO blnIer ncN Net>
fen Der AcpuBten QGmrn, eer 0idWenoen
@0pdltere ipc9te has 3epUttc, bd6 itaunrn>
be, pOr @cupmbcrurg pcrltummte gOlt
auf unb as. IW &tniQ bdtta tciptlcn,
bcute tctncm neutrality-suspicious. ben Gtu-
trttt in has Shipb III pertpetaeru. Ner
cine GtnlabuuQaldrtc ppr;WCiocn hattie,
mar bcrcdti9t, ais ecr Gjnit bes StUniNs bic
Nctbe cieler 9ldnleNeCn SGle }u rltrhtran.
bern, Wrr rtne Ndy!c lam muftc e3 rh
frcilid aeflQtn ldiieN, (tntCr oicicr iebe-
nCn Gdnur ju 0cbcr, Wcldhe an bCn Sci>
ten rcr Slle anarbradt nlr unt cine iaum
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ritrr 5wiIfen pcm GpII uno tcr SUi8cicG-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-22
6rirOGid DER WrO6r WnO irin SOi.
8erlin uuh Sionct.
rt,r
6rieprt1 her GjroBe unb letne Sreures.
Berlin i'm Sabre 17AI.
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Srtebrih Son Qrend uup tnbRm CT 0ui
@pQNtR GjnItiiwte, rucQte CT ibm nit Djc-
matt bl3 @apirr entreibcn. Nber brr ga.
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rd8 brennrnpe %apicr ibrr lctnrm bdUpte
emppr.
GRetu Gott, mas taten sic qctban ricf
Der jun9e SfH5ier idmcr5lit, tubem Ell auf
bteIe5 DeQlDnernee SriGfdan btnfdrrte.
SD bdbe hem Giott pe3 SdmrtgGne Elm
Spirr bar0cbrndt, ia1tc @0QniB trtcrlttt.
Sh rare picfe5 N1pirr pcrbrnnut, bamit
man nit pcnTclbcn utht eint zen Ghcitcr'
baufcn anytnren tam, auf mcldcm man
sic einer 300ro ll5 S9ctYrrrdthCr orrhrcn'
nen mrAte. 3WU9er M0np, pdntcn Sie
mir, reun tdb babe Gie duf einen sag
minpCfan5 0pn BEN &pbt gtrtttCt, u. SIR
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-22
Vamitisnblatter

@eretntgten Staaten.
Cine tuuNrirte gBrhcntrift fir lntertatuns, Sesb-
rura, t1us!ites uno 5fsrtlites 2cben.
gIo,rttGnlcr unb Reedfteur: Dpttpr Carl VDtlstes
Gseihaits.Vrtal: SIR. 80 pre.QDiuiamtr Nlewyrrf'
asent in 8altimcrs:
6r. SD. 81. SAmtot, 81. .'@apfr., yir. 55.
Die 1amilsnbldt.er" perttn ten 4trnnenten fur BEN
aud III gerr gorf su sablsnesn Yfets srli SIS, scs
gDphe fret in's 5aus eellefert. Af3.io'iS~3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-22
sOfchl !! SWcbl !!

8u ermdEtgrn prcen Jamisn., Grtra. unb Super.
fn Dtebl eET teen grdupe becnters fur ben 5dmlten'
Getrau ausecmatlt unt na6 her 9rrbe Qaranltr reer
dui unere Nc.en surid4encmnen. Al pertoufen bet
VI. 8. II. 90 w. 9rppn,
Ode ppn pratt. ure Gcnergeitrafe,
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o. Nae Waarsn rfrtsn ritenfr ret atSelisfert.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-22
Iipetidbacn,

In arc5sr fafer gBaare, GrbIen, 2tnlsn, SaeU,
Gycrhe esutIte Gamtttcu, atte frtihe botlane,
Sartn8e, Sdrbclten 4tmburser', . S6wei'
bsr. mb 5rrauter.@ Il ie all gBeberMrtdufer Bill.
ialt lei ". e 6ueiber s cmpy
IDS1N g,r dG Sih,Grnnrbs nahe Trdttiirdfe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-22
Sled,tc Xjrcnlcr Wcultalloclt,

arCFe fife gantcrIer 5wtihen arcfe @ttmiite 5GfsI
tirNer, Snrtine5 Gdrteaea. QimburGer- unb SdpGrr.
RdIe an gDteterpGrfduier bli6t bel
Wl. z d TetbCr & g o.
lGaM Mr 4G = II. SlrnNnfh. thnn Mrn ttilrnEP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-22
csm Boil olslisaarcrhaMfe!

goanoc, Gc6elle mb 9crSeaur Sran-
sic teQcr ub bintten ron perlhietenen Srrter mo
aesimtersen, in balben siertel uue a4ts gpen. Gin
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9obfeu's gDeeip Gin ppn bcppellrln uIs ett'
fadem Slappr irrten erbaltea nit tsm S&fe nIhiri'
Epp" rcn glctterean ~
'Sept& 9Dbists, glames's Sslart rne Sas
6terart u. Gp's paislrs Samatea Run,n.
Gbenip i'm 9asen prrrattiS gsrfbiesenr @rase BON
8rdnbp, @tn, gprts gursnnbI pprtt
Vabetra- unb Sberrps, Gtampagnerr une
Glaret- Cp petneu prn Siclen rubml6it befarrter
8raneeu. SlbTpe- H. Bourbon 10 btstep's
rpn bsritrn,sn Gciiaatcuren.
0,rn 8erfauf Bel Gtp's Ttpntpfon,
5nprrtsur unb COMMITTEEMAN,
(2sS) SIR. 81. Sputb1rabc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-22
giliiocS Vuttcr fir Wicb nnO SdJwrine.

gDir baIen iceten 100 Wllt Wfbl uNb leI1 cTtalten
wrldee mir fcbr ttuiD perfaufen Snnen. Nahjufra1en
bel s. Straus& Il Wrp'
TIN Nr QG3 H. 80 Vrpnttrnp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-22
YSlillfnllllllelIr 0iGdlridlt.

&ls!si.I I'm es aud 8 c tem mGGl6 ~ MAIDEN trtos
her lblcdteu 3eien 0ute Weine unt GiacrS 81 genie
fen, haze i'd mcine $rcifs uuf ATE ariel pie ,mctn
mrtartirtes Eager in retder Ausrat bait y nieer's
ME Hllr mp8lsb berunter8eltEt hte j@ar ME ol8I'
9tpt1e QSeine:
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Gt Sl!en .37 Gts tr., 800 30.
GtateauWlareaur5 50 Gts. tp. $500 DC.
@8ei6e Meine;
1auterues All o5 Gte. per 8tal6e, S275 per Orgenb
Gdut gariae 81 Gts. b., $500 fco
9tDein.Weine:
Wa&cnfstmsr 81 Cts per 5lal&e $iO0 per Dueent;
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3rtnnnsDeraer .Sl00 tra $1,000 TO-
SpauiIhe unb pprtugieItihe Wetne:
pprt.QDeit bic 6alcnc ~ IS Gts, 1caOr, II, 2, 3,
une 5 iftr alte unb ftinc &rt'gpeine IN 6Iaiben
importtrt beirnrers fin, 4ranfs Oeetgtet als
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!! Dca yer 5laide.
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bic gdIcne lei .. 4. ulmar,
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norm. Sdnaps (Q9NSicp). .ju 40 Ste. tp.
@rltcn Mum .........,,.,iI fO ets. &C.
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81. 8erlaer ............5G ~ cts. Do. ..t
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Srduttr-Bttter ju 40 cts. &C.
o. 70. teutfhes Su 10 cts. CO.
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GGwei;er Magen.pitter. su II 8cu. %.
Qtaueure. (Gprtats) als &neiette, Rrir ID
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Iemrcnc 9tbe inib npb aneere metr. tft
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g,r. s, sort.GapNrafe,
(S9}) ;p.i4en galiimrre' Hpe 5aqstteir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-22
Nnoli{d1er Spraasltntcrriebt.

Rrntaa ten l6. Gebruar, NtcnfS lltr erSfnets
ter lnteT,etduete etHc neue @lafe ur Grernune ber
enalaen Epradc. Gtg llnteri9t mirb auf cine lei6t
serfdneide QDee ertti!t unb III Defenders barauf be-
rebnct bic 8beimatmer in mSelhlt turjer 3ct In hen
Gtaub al eber iid IN bemerter Gpra6e rtit9 ausju'
briitcn. 0rss 81 90 fir ten Wpna I'm @praus Sabbar.
lnterritt Miro bret Mal pG4eRni6 atenbs ertbellt.
6. Sres,
SIR. 81, N..@asirase
(2680 .. ter n3Unsr6e" gc9eniiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-22
Silltgc uno quite eirpcericcn
bci
S0murl G0MOnOd \ Orc,

(@fe ppn gearls une ScriugtUnitraRcD
ga flee 5U IA II. 10 GtS.; Deuti6s pflGumen
W l2s Cts; Oltpen3pct8'S G htnten, iebr frnl
ju IA Cts; S9lttmrre b. ju l2l Cts; 9prto
RtepsMp lie8 su 81 Gts. YER G1lrue; 9 ter
syrup W60 Cts per Gjanpnei @e1c ieRe Gt d, tc
bette 2ualitlt Su l6 Cts. 8Gie at et5.; Ger tc
Al Cts; . spegp. tarfe Sl 10 Gts.
Sur bic Gjute Ter Qoaartu pro adrantrt une rertrn
tieelbcn iEitcnfret ms pau5 aelteiert.
SdmNel GbmcnbS & Srpn
(Mr, 10 3Mtc) Ode pcn @rarl uup GeruNtrHltrofe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-22
Gents s.. Stctncr,
prcfc''cr Der GtCmte I'm Widrpldrtcr GCnrosum
Mr. NEhru,fic

9lciv. 6aScn, Cent, 81 Y}d 1865.
Sr. ) 6 h. Ncwcll, tcn ttcis Gmpfetlnnn bclriht
In rem lncriciauecu frt Satren ptriGnii& betdunt,
gclilb tate i'd mid nit i5n ilbCr tic prriyCr tdle
,Si&crFit5s2lmpe' ium SycnuCu culuutIihcr JluN9,
leien fir certn Grfupm0 or Elm Patent GrnnQc unter'
tdttcn Gr teiitt meirr BCtrudtcn rnt putItren Nr'
fihten ltcr eiet @rturulB ttren 0tbH9tci turd Gr'
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Srfumeute tinmcie fuNe tb ned tir3n tdG rad met'
ucm Tdiurtalrn Sr. Ncrsl lprrhl bnihtli6 IetntS
Gfaratr5 ais aud itincr GGibidlitici: ais 0mapcrs
idntilcr, tCs ibn gclhcuIttn 9utrauenS purbig II.
So trtradtc ciNe ,S Sidcgltit5 2ampe" ais etre fCtr
wibttBe GrfneunN. Wclte wcrn ite aN0emtine Nnrcr'
tuua tntet tei'm S.cnntn lctht enbunelber Suii8f
fcitcn o.le ltN9lUdIhc pNr uGettiNm Guee une ncb
reit mctr pcr S6merjtn @rautlAdtcn uuC WerIt(nni
luugtu tCmdtrcn irrb tenn IL ir8cndrtttN brtnn'
barren Bluiiigeiten iiuo hem Grptpbtrch untcr'
prrfrn nf ct e ngt Bauj ar3lC5 reer scfar5 ciu mt
wr.e maj cas- GrNenifCi tc9aupten Ir rtree man has
gubitum Nur tmtergchcu.
9ieS Ii meine ircwiltSC %nfd une Gmpfehlura rtrer
Sadie Bet neldlr ib fiin pcriUnttes 5nrrie tate une
msdr t6 MIR i'm SNerCie tes Yublltpme ue sur J'rht'
fcrtigu,e her &uipruie erce pcrtientrcllen Wannes
GiCrmtt ablCbe. V, Slll man, len.
0en gacin.g gerfauf tiier Si4crcita,eampc" Eat i'm
GnerC5 irprtI mic int Detail
NlirebS. Rctp,
glr 337, SdltimprCiir. Baltimore
Rg. 9cs6tftfer hat ttrelte brcrntorce 6luttlm rpn
rprSgfiGer Sualitdt 2amyenfbtrme, Gplnter it ilnt
@erIauf - 9DiebCrreriauiern miro 1rrer Nabatt be-
piNist. GlRrl86MRO
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Den Gaein. gerfauf tieRr Staertctt5,eampc" Fat in
Fuo-r5 irn,rM mic Inn 1ctlif
QSichfuttcr! QSiehfutcr !
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g0tr entpfar8rn td0ltb fte bette Guatttat rttt prn
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Gde prn Pratt. uub GpnccrblrGBe,
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grOCcrien mO CiQuOr5.
NiQllpr! Qionor! Yimlor!

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ltniern teutiteu Sreuuteu erldlIEsn uU5 micerrtrt
dnSt,eacr Ndb mir bcldntie Etaurr yechf'ren b elm
Brcfes Eager prn fnteimiibeH ppie imprrrnn Si1Crs
III 3aut taten IA mir tarduf eter bdi ug retle uNb
utperfGlbte Q0nare Uerdtt ptlc 10 rattcu MIR CtCm
rrecr pttr g9irth ern bc uls prruprehen ctr or ne
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lli6t-eFploSirenNr fInioum- -Gamprn!
Neipca'5 8 pdtentirte
EidlHrlHitSlnunc & Q0uluCuiiiIler.

Scr Grfuter earautirt bic 0ertiing aaer llubtuts.
faue lei geueurl tee treNntdytn BIulcunt Gamphnc
utb NRtcrer tem GrpctrGR mtcrrcriener unt CUR BE
cuhtns tiensurer Wtihmeen. Geie Grfncuug lam
an alien gtrrDtnhen Sdmpcn Mte an een gum Gtn9cRCu
eer Slut fgtet tenCneen GefnFen dnGctraht rcrbeu
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ieitt nit eteicr Ginrtthng ccrieten
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gUblifmS duf
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NtWCIPS Improved Solar Fluid Lamp,
IN tcy Ncrm Ter l(raart.2ampen ,u leufen wclte nit
crem hcGen ndt Rddernten 9tdte brCunt unt meniaGr
Stub cOnhimirt als ole ibrBeR irFt gcbrIublthcn
Gdlnpen tIecr Nrti fenn cs prb tetm Srennen Httt
rur ecr Strf icNcern altt has plbreo eee VreunrIS
cnletentt Gas erntmirt. Nlau fam bteie gdmpeu Su
NrcutuhterH tgnueen unS gang brcntfrS 5Hen Iie tb
fur Mir d. en-, Bdbrttcn, 6ptels, SGlpnt &c.
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fe ~ YAM re NJ lln1e1rtert ure tdnn eeriebe epln
her unO Ter nImlt6c Hdmsnittrm (shade) wcter &C.
tralht rereCn SCit 1859 WrtGn mebr ais 100000 tie
fer Qdmpen periduft rs tein llnfol rrciRrrte dh lei
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g9tu nun 5enanb tlud erucre Bcttetdltm9 her sc
wUbnhen MettrrGl.9ampen ta5 gcteu leiNer q IN
per ptCr DtenttptcN II. I. NJ. nph ldulcr R,flhrelu
fc m8tr or tlrb 6e1tn cas- @ttOt Ter Sumoat mo her
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perr Reutu ppn grcn erfdue icr9oiltg arpruft uut
bin 81 rCr ctcrcu1mN getcmmcn tlb Serr NCwtu 6urh
teic Numeuelg he's Gupp lheu prtniips hem publituu
cine rpaalltle GNrdntc nC0cu ale b tte Geiabr rcr
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tennt0rer SVIigIettcn crplNt btic Vel ttcrr Samre
1T cine GrgCiipn 0ans uumt8Itt leIb rcnn man uc6
lc radldiitj NIT thr umgtht
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Uentirhcr SIR

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