davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-20

In common with many other presses, North and
South, the New York Tribune is unable to com
prehend the meaning Of the fierce and unrelenting
warfare waged by the Administration organ the
Washington Union, against Senator Douglas
Considering Douglas lifelong support of the Dem
ocratc party, and his unwavering cspousal Of all
its degmas save one which, in view of the variety
of opinion entertained respecting it b, different
sections Of the party, could hardly be held rs n
cardinal princpe-and taken together with the
denial of Douglas that he has left the party--it
would seem unaecountable. except upon one by
pothess, that he shonld be debarrcd the privilege
of even claiming afhliation with his former pollti
cal associates. Quoth the Tribune:
Admit even that he could only lie expected to
work in the spirit of hreling looking to his wa
ges stll frnn his steaducss n laborer, able to
do great deal of hard work for the benefit Of the
party, not overnice to the kind of it, the refu-
sal TO empey him is n little remarkable. Exclude
all the hirengs from the Democratic vineyard,
and who would there he to cart the manure, to dig
the ground OF to tread out the grapes? Surely,
in this case if in any, the laborer is worthy of his
hire"
Douglas has done "a great deal Of work for the
party, and has not been ovcr-nicc as to the kind"
some Of it comparing very favorably with tho
Presidents unscrupulous but characteristic letter
to the people Of CaGfornia-and is therefore cnti-
tied to greater lenity than has been NOTED out to
him by his former conductors.
The opposition of the Presidents organ, and
its unceasing efforts to degrade Douglas, can be
explained, therefore. upon no other principle than
that indicated by the Tribune-the conviction that
the President is consumed by desire to be his
own successor and, viewing the Illinois Senator
as his most formidable rival, is intent upon expa-
triating him from the party and consigning him to
private life, even though the instrument employed
to effect this purpose, and to take the place OF
Douglas be Black Republican.
However, We have no particular sympathy with
Douglas, and if the abuse of power, and prostitu
ton 4 official patronage Of which Buchanan ha.
been guilty in this upon his former friend and
ally, were the worst evil attending Presidential
electioneering for second term, we might not b,
the Snnsst advocate We are fra single term in tn,
Presidency
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-20

IloRRImE--Cuup's NosE BITTEN orr BY ITS
F,ruER.-Night before last domestic broil arose
between Daniel De,ine and his wife. The woman
in bel with her daug ltcr child about five
wears old Dcvinc, distinguishing the light went
to where they were lying, aud installing the little
girl for her mother, deliberately stopped down and
bit her off. dis,,> cring the whole of that
member from her tacc--a deed too horrible almost
to think OF. The penalty for mayhem, We believe
s Mt least ten years i'll the renitcntary, and it is
to be hoped that Dcyiur will be made to suffer
yercly for h. AWFUL outrage on m innocent and
unoi'cnding crca,uro.--N. Loais Repubitcdu Of
Utia,Niay
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-20
The Fort Smelling Sale.

The most of our readers are familiar with the
manner in which this property Of the Government
was sold and how certain Democratic politicians
were mixed up with it to an extent neither credit
able to themselves. nor to the Administration I'M
der whose direction passed from the control Of tho
Government. But n new phase Of the affair is
given by the st. Louis Democrat. which. if it be
true places in still darker outline the character
of the Administration for probity and economy.
Saysthe Democrats The sale was not only candcs'
tine, but the price was nominal. The parties to
the contract were National Democrats exclusively,
and after the reservation including the Fort was
sold, some troops were detained there, and Sl0,
600 month, barraek rent was charged to the Go-
vornmcnt by the lew proprietors. The $4,000
purchase money, or the greater pnrt OF it, has
thus been Discharged
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-20

SrE>EiN 4 MfrRoroiIr,N RAILROAD CAR
Yesterday Afternoon, rs one If the cars on tie
Metropolitan railroad rolled along it's rails, Ia
dy, extensively beti,unccd and cNpansiyely crno-
lined, bcrkonel To the polite conductor rs it was
passing Vest street. in order to take passage to
the South end. Her robe was in state of deli
cious ncwncsss: its tissue folds were hardly cold
from the moiishs last artistic touch. and her at
tire altogether was gotten up evidently with
reckless regardless of expense. The car was only
partially flci--one side free from encumbrancc
Upon its cushions she sat herself at ease with
thought for her robes intac;ness uppermost and
spread its yoluminous nouncos carefully to their
natural amplitude. She cast her eyes at the con
ductor with an air Of composurc, sang .troid and
sclfcollcctclncss.
"Conductor," she asked in the blandest of man
ners and most meli1uous OF tones, chow many
seats do occupy"
Taken by surprise, he glanced from side 10
the other of her extended dress and then at her
The lady'> face scrcnry intcrrogatisc.
About four, should think madam" he said,
wondering what would come next
"llere are twenty cents. She SAID, dropping the
dimes from her lavender kddcd fingers into
his extended palm. II do bot wish to be distur-
bed.'
One would have thought the possibility Of dis
turbing such II supreme embodiment of composure
rather impossible; but having secured herself
from the chance. i'll spite Of stars and whispers.
the quadruplcd fare pursued her way happily and
uncrcaSediy to her destination. 1t was spccta-
Gle to admire. We commend her example to all
ladies of similar balloonTsh dimensions - Boston
| Bee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-20

was also shockngly burned and will die She is
eigh,cen years Of age. The boy, tits thought.
will survive. = Chicago Times, September H.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-20

CoAL.-lt is said that when coal was first used
in England, the prejudice against it was strong
that the Commons pctitioned the Crown to prohi-
bit the "noxious" fuel. A royal proclamation hay
ing failed to abate the nuisance. a commission vas
issued to ascertain who burned coal within the
city of London and its neghborhood, and to pun
ish them. fine, the first offence, aud by demolition
OF their furnaces tthey persisted in transgressing
A law was finally passed, making it capital Off
ence to burn coal in the city and only permitting
it to be used in the FORCES in the vicinity. 1t is
stated that among the records in the tower of Lon
don, document was once found, importing that,
in the time of Edward l., man had been tried.
| convicted and executed for the crime Of burning
coal in London. 1t took three centuries to entire
| ly etfaee hisprejudice.
The history of the coal trade in Pennsy vania is
equally remarkable. At first the idea of us NJ coal
for fuel was ridiculed as an absurdity, and the
early pioneers in the great trade encountered many
difficulties. But they persevered and with results
truly wonderful. Coal is to that State what gold
is to California. Indeed the chances that when
the latter is exhausted the former will be but par
| TALLY developed,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-20

A lIoroa lNsrt, ron.- Tho Legislature Of Gcor-
! gia has passed law authorizing the appointment
Of liquor inspector, whose duty it shall be to
anime aud thoroughly test the poisonous ngrcd.
cn,s contained in liquors, and should they find
any strycninc or other poisonous drug in any lq-
uor, the person selling the IL ordered to take
it ont Of the State. and if he sells any drugged
liquor knowing it t. be such or after its inspec-
ton he is 10 pay Gne Of 500 for tn" first offence
5000 for the second offence, 500 for the third Of
fence and $1,000 for the fourth.
/ \ similar enactment SHOULD be passed i'll every
State of the Union. No more murlcrous system
il praciicea nj the present day than that which is
involved in Tia" adul,cration. by poisonous articles
of alcoholic drinks or malt liquors. Intcmpcrancc
is bad enough in its ordinary effects, but when
those arc stimulated 10y deeterous drugs the
consequences ARE iten terrible.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-20


lir,vY FORGERY ~ pR,rrs nY CrBASs.--An ex-
'ensi,e forgery Of drafts by three young Cnlans
has ust been brought to light The accused par
tie, are Charles y. Jrlacrox Frcicsir Ludwig,
and Pedro Alvarez Rnl,ch"rez. and over 500 900
Is stated Ia be the aggregate amount Of the forge
rcs. \ few days ago bcacroix presented u draft
for -, 400. purrorting to have been drawn by
.JuSta Mnzarra 20. If llavnnua, on Mcssrs.
Curtis X Dycknan. 81 M. 81 Beaver street, in
tins rt,. Mcssrs Curtis y pyckman had Just re-
cct,ci adyiccs from the ilnvanna House by whom
the draft purpuried 10 have been drawn informing
them that their cashier had abe"undcd and noti
iyin. them To pay only certain specified drafts
The draft was at once seen to be forgery, and
Dclarroix, upon beng questioned, stated that he
ha, received it from Frederic Ludwig, tho former
cashier Of Justo. MaAarru Go. Through infor-
nirtiun given by Iclarrrix. Luiwig and II Young
man named Rulsc!ierrz were arrested Yesterday nj
the bancroft lleus". wh"r" they were stopping
In the possession oi i le,herch Wa, found forged
draft for S2,Up Of Jusro. Navarro ~ Co., ON Hall
Co.,. Of tharlc,ton South Carolina, and bearing
the genuine acceptance uf the latter firm. No
other drafts than th"rc specified have yet come to
light, but it i. confidently tatcd that nearly 500,
900 Of similar forged draft have been sent to Eu-
rope. The accused parties, following their arrest,
were taken before ju-tlc" " clsh. who refused bail
Tor them, and sent the papers forthwith before the
Grand Jury. Pending the decision of the Grand
Jury, the prisoners were locked up in the Tombs
The three prisoners Young and fine looking
men, but take the whole affair very coolly.-Ntm
l"rt inns.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-20

VJRIIL1ANT AND CHEAP LIGIBT.-Coni
ID oil Lampsone Of these Lamps will give light equal
candles One the oil will burn between
three and four hourthe lamp entirely simple In its
strucon and the oil free explosive properties No
other light has been found give such general satisfaction
supply Of the Oil and Lamps received and for sale by
scptie3 JOHN II SEAl, Druggist.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-20
4 DMINl~TKATOR'. NOTICE-AIi per-

N indebted the JAMS MUtNEY, Formerly Sec
ton Master the Va Tenn T. RI requested
forward and make aud all persons having claims
said James Muvev requested to aud
present said claims according la This I'm day Of Septcn
Der ISIS JAMES MCGOWAN,
lv Admir- Of james Mmlv.y dec d.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-20
Tna Comet.

This remarkable CONT says the Albany .iJsus1
is now visible to the naked eve as predicted by
DR.. Gould some weeks ago. 1t is now only one
hundred and forty millions Of miles distant and
is very rapidly approaching the earth. and alrca-
DIV shows through common opera glass II well
defined tail. We are told that during the first
week of October the comet will be Of tbs most sri-
king brightness. possibly the largest Of the centri-
~ and n, that time win be- seen near Arciur,Is,
perhaps even surprising that brilliant star in
spleudor. 1T i. now visible for about an hour af-
ter sunset and an hour before sunrise in a line
with the two stars called the Pointers, aud form
ing nearly right angie between these and Arctu-
rus 1t is now be-t seen at Four o'clock III the
morning
DR.. Could also suggested ia the last num,,cr If
his Journal that the similarity Of the elements it
was possible this comet was Identical with the
first comet Of ISL. and also that Of l76i. This
fact seem. nov trim the recent observations al
most certain, MI riding reasonable presumption
that it is periodic comet, whose period is about
thirty-one years.
For the information Of those who may wish to see
the comet, II may be- proper To add that those who
wish toiind it can ID 50 Just after dark, few de-
gie"o from the North Western horizon. in nearly
direct Inc with the Pointers in the Dippcr, aud
about fifteen degrees from the lower one, Mcrak
1t hines With the hfi.iaucv of "A Star nf the ID
magnitude has tail two o. three dcgrecs in
but rises cain in the y. Fast ahJu, hrrc O'Clock
III the morning; tat which time It be to
better advantage than III the evening.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-20

INITY Mills GROUND PL ASTEK.-l
~ prepared I'LL orders Tor ground Plaster the grin
ders prices Orders thankfully received and promptly filled
by a. :. LEE
RICHMOND, Sept isih, lasts
LIVERPOOL FINE sAI.T.-IOOO SACKS
IL 'Vudins" Factory filed Liverpool hne SAT- in for
sale very low by A. : LEE.
Richmond, Sept II. 1857 I'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-20
JARRATI,S uOTEA.

JARRATI'S HOTEL,
Pc L f Il SB re, NIEGI NIA
'ENIIlS convenient ard well arranged establishment
undergone thorough renovation from cellar
and having been furnished with furniture Throughout
rpen for the reception of travellers. under he. direct
pcryisinn and ,nagement Of Mssrs JOHN JARiA RI Il
BRO who will every exerton TO keep first class liuto
JOHN JARi!ATr.
scptl6dlm I. JAERA!1.
r. PRIVATE sAI.E.-Dr. Uopis,n- Inv in 1.
IN purchased residence four miles ii the >iago
Lovngton Nelson county Va, offers his
residence in that village. Terms accommodating Ii
would probably lie good lo aun for physi ..7
Any enquiries by letter otherwise addressed t4ii
to DIR n HOPKINS Lovingson Nelson County, wI aG-.A
be promptly answered Is.rtl4 deem
NEW WORK BY LOLA MONTEX.-Ar,s
~ of Beauty Secrets of Lady's Toilet Hints To
Gentlemen the Art OF Fascinating Ry MADAME LuL,
MONTH"; Countess OF Lansfedt Cloth, Gilt SIDE, Price
This book contains in detail the
by the fashionable ladies' of all the chief
rope, for the purpose Of developing md preserving their
charms independent Of its and lily useful matter
book a piece Of art ITSELF
subjects handled with skill and
prtty of language. which is really surprising
This also ull the useful recipes
by of Europe and will enable supply
their toilets at trfing cost with what cannot be purcha
1T the perfumer's at any cost.
Published by DICK & FITZGERALD,
No. IL Anu Street. New York
Also, fer sale by all Booksellers in this place
Copies the above book by mail receipt Of ffy
cents, free Of postage. 5-d6
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-20
LEAF BACCO
VIII receive attention ard quick same
Orders for Wcstern Produce prom PHI, executed.

REFER TO SETH HALsEY, ESQ, OF LYNeHBrRG,
And Tobaccons and Merchants generally Petersburg
dHclN ou
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-20

neitsway~ Psits.-Per shr pei isdirni ir-
,etnins incidental to the weaker ihs Alternative
n'auabie remedy From the hrt blush II worlsnhuod
old age may be taken all invigorant
fcsPean 1t strengthens the fading as,ured
Lsud- long life reyalixiug blood aud recruiting he
aeoifated system Sold At the MAIDEN
fssptl l.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-12-10
ye1I!0cfNn8ea, s9e0dl0N8z z. goe0-s.oE:1laffe-

~-T7-TT"8V77 VTV7'T7-00- o.. ToTI77-I7I-T11Tf4-
0so4n}tcn'o g5erae3er4n0Ss Eoe7f7--
@r. u, GecGn3frasf. 'P
Ucritd,erQna8<@cntp, Der 0aJeD BON g5i>c;,,,er,
NIT T33i,000 Gapttoi. S
Securltpz 6euer=Ne rllGerur98@Gomp y. W.sa,
NIT 1896 900 Ga3ttoI. q"
Iibenorlez 5ai urance=& on!p. Gbar(oteryiueg5o
nit $235,0GO Capital.
Walh1n8t0n6euerUert 6erua9e&ctnr. p.g2.sU,.
nit $270,GG0 &aptfal. -"
Pactfcz Teiter'Uer itd)erunQs=@onlp. i. 3.~H
NIT $251 ,95@ G17ttai. "r
Hnd}buT8zUerthernu88=Gome. 9Th 8!rairts
nit &t47,5G0 Gopital.
@0nlntonmealt3s8c rit@eruug G0unp. yon !e,or,
r!8bur8, Sem,
init $t6t,9 gopit1.
Uer.s Staatens&e6 en8~Geri 4erunaes gcnt2. san
BbtlobelpDia,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-12-10
QiEerarifche 9smscinc.

~SSsHSStR%
De ltnttrset6neten tit 70 rben anettrmman
6lmmenIefe tprtifGtr beutiAer Dihtungen. Silt Ell
rsr @trlfttun8 RON vi. = { . QBplf $l.3
8Brne,Q g, @amnltde Werfe, NIT elmer Ir3utte:
portrait b. IL !. 5umSDIbt in 45 Sic isrnnaen II
0te Gdtur. 3ettung fur Yer6rettEra nG.urlptfen>
f6aftltdsr 6anntntNe fur 2efer oUer Stdnbe. ser.
Gasgt8sben pm ST. HbIe uab Or. Wuoer. Sit
rpIperapbifden SGnltrattOnen, 81 BlummGrr B.
5rettag, D. GDA uES SGben, 0ipman in 81Ggsa,
28dnee 10
8erfdfer, Er, Die betbem Str&FInss. Nuasaf-
f6er Rrnan. 3 Bdnkt s5
Qanebttn' Gebtt,t. g1cue Iueeabe IS
Iagge, Tb, StDman. Ncue 5ei4e. 1 Gdnbe SIS
W abfbah d., e., Brieprtb bet @jrDse anS fetn 6pf ~
- SDbaEn GcS:sosfp, pber Srtcprit Der &rpge n.
fetn Rdufmann. 8 Epeic T.
- 8Sntstn bprtenfs. ytapgtrpntfbes scbenetttb.
20Gnee 10
!SDnts 6etnri6 Der Mdte unb fety 5pf. g GEetlt H.
Ssera-8tbItstbet ticrantf II. ppblfstlae &la.
U~terauS3us matt Cert. I-2O. Sanb. q 80. &c
p tanpfprte-8ttltUtb e%iesnnte unb %peblftiIfe.
@tne Sar1mluHG p%Of3l8itGsr GUnpOfttOHse 'Gr
bas 9tdnpfprte AZ stra. 6Gnben. Ia. BE. q Snnb E G
U eI1RGb, G., Drei Sobrt BON D%rftSt9ea. 5ifprt-
fiber Rsman. Grit 4 Yprtra!ta. &tiGetni In 70
bis "a Qieferuneen a q
Suppe, q { m ii uHb Btstf6 Gin Gp@but fir
~buratrlt9e 5auSbaltuneen ne6a AAbans. DOGa.
Tunh beS Gtnm Gdens Der ptrfGtebtEsn AiiGte IS
AnaSS-S 20. n .aAEntAt Rs. 55 81. @asar.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-12-10

nsaGsrs TN Aa8eneiSea, bic ~ersebene an5etse ST made, bas
tl De8en Gtan8el an Baum inetn @efhaft aus Np. 2 6ar~
rtfpnfr. nab NO. 67 5ancSerar. (G3nDosr WsrfD Serleet
.aabs, wofelbh i'd .tnsn tsOeutsnOsn Nerratp sn Spbl- uRD
'Oter' 2eeer su ben 6tlt8fen pretfea on 6anb bate ndHliG {:
.@tAenlcbeS rblen'2ecer 6emlcdsS ptlens2es
Der, Ielbit9entadte8 @6ub>S ttrtinS unS alle
.Scrten S6erleper, beige lODie fran3DliIde
.Salbs2eoer, Suf@Geoer, &ip=Qeoer. Yferpss
|Qeber, Wlaroccc, Tutter=2eber K. ,E.
&u@ babe tb enen bebeutenber @prratb bsa sepaltteu
iStefelsSbGften, fDipie betDdene Stt,feI. SG&fte ssm kefsn
!fransRRGGen RaIb-&eber, Sdut uns Mann's. Batter
Ipcrs son ~btrItIben Aualtdt Gebsr S6ubmaaer fB srf,eue
l~(stnbinGSI ,pwtt auSeefantttene Gpblen fnb III BEN me-
stshen @rsifsn IN BADEN Bet 2suts @erpaftus
80. 80 9sHtarbar,
1a-S swtf4ep Exebxtf. anb Mtaysat On acG.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-12-10
Qetrenpe leiet !
QetDenpe lelet!
H]biIaSelpbia 0fc0tsinifAeS Saue,
erriatct rcr 3mei uro 3rpon5!8 Sabren bnrd
DR.. KiRkelin,
Gl8arrela nnp 1abads4anblunQ

1UIkG0EGHGfSk% ~E~PN5SASTST~C H@~B
srri6tet por 3rDei uno ~3lpon5ig Sabren burd
DR.. Kinkelin,
ess Der g~etssn rnb u~rtDn.@tre6e, philadelphia.
2pe unb 5pan5t9 Sabre
S~sfasrnns bat 2r. sinteItn ,n stnGm ssr erigsarsttfsn Aerstt
IN Ser Err Spn allen & ~anftstten Fcr btltsiE@sr unb %8epeilnct
b%sttrtotknns. n.rsSfe unO ftItte9ttat s8mGbe, 2~rantteiter
Der sart' unS ipi8sr, BE spr BEN NPisbrar& sUn gsrfpr
szssRiken %gcntadt.
0ebmt be'cucere g2otit.
Ga IN cine Gtls @cmpbrtett. ser fiji suTetltn lie Ernber
IA Der gtnfamfett e%rasben. bic nit tthtn Q tito III ibrer NtdHns
bartlett arfpddf, ub pe!Ge, rrsnn nt6t IN %een0rieer 8stt Ct;
ssleat ntht nur errfItme 6trberntfe bGrrrrrrtt, fUnbcrr auG
RerGrlcnuna At elmer SRebe Dp0 antdItenpen, Derfdn9lt5er
aae SsrRstrsSHtfsn 2sibsnf6oftsn stebt.
gneatee Son bte{sn, BITE It'd be : Setaerb!tGfn @trEAnres
xssebsn hrnen BITE tyauri0sn 6plgea bdpDn, DO fe b5 rtr~
sSfe GsfsE 'errittst. fnetn, f'sh1oe nns nnsrtlarb9 r S S6 re
90 oT nsS q: 81 sn Or. S:nteERn's 8uh a5sr nss|terfaItlanq.@
Ser nnelae!t&e f. -angsgrtfsa. RIB ]tamadlth, nafaeis
am init ~eemptnter HIittQtstt CT bic Nrbett III e:ten cher fa
gum @trttrsn su teFeifsn, fstn @cr'tt II tr7ge nhh i&nado
er ia burnt, rnentfdlsNea, uHb 3gtgt il5t IN lstneH Sergnn'
aunaen reniaer GtdtteFeit ais sep5tnEt1.
gSsnn CT I'D Won btsfer @ewoHnbett lssteiei. che sisfelte tsr
SAltmrrfeS DU1troAt, urS Ssrtsirdttei 70, 10 tt fttns &be
anfFrsa.ssr, HsD sstEs S s Gs IT. ,l H. fSP etsiss e1rq
etrcGturGeH melGt bic AEt M g%rftent ct
rttttr ~estn 1gt1ts"' BE ''q :" ann
8ebaltet eS i'm @ebGHtniB.
Dertsnies. pst9sr fG unttr Or. Stufelta's SetanoIunl
as ct, tenn eepifcrtaft of feline @bre. ais ei. Gtebermanr
ssf TT r i@a Ss nn sr T% Sr' s fn SrP 'si5ts!fn g miemeIs' e rtS It mr..
ka, fstns g0etnuns If felt ben lsBten 'man5t0 3aaren an ee'
g..qH..G Ode BON Ser Drttten re nntcnrr., ifctiGsn Sprse'
pHO pine, 9b!Inoepbta, ga.
Rranfe in diner GntfernnnQ,
Rte ibren Gol einfoG. Yrbrxben NIT aGsr itren Ssuptpmen
In .trem gritfe mtttbetter (Htt s9etihlug elmer g%eraltMngl
tBuHsn Or. 8tnftltnS Wtebt3tnsn %ben19sn'ds nnSeraGsit9 naa
iebeno Tbeile Der uutpr, entweber NIT sr Soft pber @rpret
Sab 70 etpoft ur, SGaben uni N~epatsrbe su serbIten, aber.
Isnbet crtalter.
2eiel Sueeno unb ORannbarfeitl
Gin fraftODNe8 9ebtr DSer Gin fruf5eitiQer Sob.
!6tnteltn ater StIbftrtoItuna MIR - Gents
grtcfe, pel6e ienen gDe tt ia clamps %erttattsn, Eerbes
NIT IN eetenber Qpf NIT stnena GremPldr serfdert.
GHHril8 IL
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-12-10
2ESidpfi9 fir (;inapasaberer.
- sEzgGx7zS9ssx.zsss $50 ssssgsx
SSene arrangements fur Ginranberer, bic Md
hPir1 INaifen III reiien niinfhen

HCene arrangements tltr Gtnrranoerer, Die Md
Dem Weiten 8u reiien minlhen.
gGH heute, ZEN g. gDbember ar, tuerbe1 be GtnmGneerer
aIf hr Nprtttrn Central Ga!Dsrtlirset Deprt Gtfsnbatu m!s
oem &rprefsu8 %bsfprbert. Die ga9n btetst baturd, ben 3.an,t.
Grenten elmer srBferen q Grtbeti ais treenp cine
onbere 9aEn, eud 1T Nt nm 81 gNetisa t4rer als iSe aae.re
gabn mas beuanrtea Yldsea. els:
Nitt8bur9, Glepelano, Detroit, Sort Wabne
@bica9o, Wilmaufee, @aisna, Dubuque, ct
Voul, NpG 3Slanc. Burlington, Soma Gitp
m erben testalb bic sntt tr NOrtbern Central s}abn AZ.
5tnH 4 Gsripncn 10 Glraban frUter G.s &c ratt arbern WHt,
neu @sbenhsn 6grt sin5refen, aud Gerbfn 4 &}al neuterr bic
lboasn batei B~swedieit. 0tc Ba9R seht surd ser @kmHen
Ebt son CDto. sic san5e @ntfernun8 Ssn bier BIG Ggtco8c
II sec gRe'!en Dc9 Gegdd miro bier 8cse;tne: (narieDl n+e
lgtt tt en- pd1aGierfn ar ba GefttnmEna5rrt.
Rad, GrefEliue, Doptrr, Cincinnati, Snoian1s
poli8. 2ouI8pllle inb ct. Fouls
pet sn sbfnfaae padsGtsre t~efOratrt snb f0s ,ts Sspad
sci c petters urnI6pNnGtfGfit Dtrednets Sic Y1ia5fera
fpnnenn nit bem s utr-, Upsr @beabe 10 utr.3E mad alien
geaii asA g!aBen Bc3sn, 5lue 'tatsrmsgs auf8eboiten az wsr~
SEN. - Erds ;abrg-Gtgette wer0en psrfauft in Ger DfRci leo
A3erfen. J9Gn i. Is alfcr,
ftt4.S Sc. %, 8eGs.sts::t, asar 29atsrs ..a0arf.