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Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-02
Lightning.

Voltaire once said, "there arc great
dignitarics whom IL is only safe to APP.
proach with great care;" and lightning
must be among that class. Professor
Loverins, of Harvard University, gives
some interesting particulars in the diff
ferent ages Of the world, resorted to by
the people to protect themselves against
the fatal effects OF being struck by the
electric fluid.
The Emperors of Japan not only took
refuge in cave, but placed O reservoir
above the cave; thinking the lightning
would be extinguished by its passage
through the water. If this were the
case, fishes, it would seem, must be safe.
But it is not so, for in 1870, the lightning
struck the lake of Lisknitz, in Switzer-
land, and Killed twenty EIGHT wagon
loads of fish, which were gathered after
the storm aud used for manure. Some
stress is laid upon the quality of the
body. For, it is said, that of three
priests walking in company, one was
clad in silk, and the other two instantly
killed.
Cages Of glass have been made for the
timid; and some have been advised to
sit upon decanter turned bottom up-
wards the feet resting upon two tumb-
lcrs. A building Of glass will not ex-
clude the lightning, for conservatory
in Milan was struck, and eight hundred
panes of glass destroyed, and the sash
was not injured.
In 1919, twcnty prisoners were to-
gether in group, and one with chain
round his waist, was struck and killed
dead--the others were not injured. Steel
corsets, earrings, inger-rings, brace
let's, knives, forks, chains, gold or silver
pencils, are alike, it is thought, moro or
less hazardous. The iron frame of la.
dy's bonnet was struck and destroyed
and she escaped. A pin in the hair has
been melted when the hair was not
singed, and it may be said that the
wearer escaped by the hair of her head
Females and negroes are not so liable TO
attract tho electric fluid, but the cause
of this is beyond conjecture. Color has
doubtless some influence. A white OK
was killed, while his mate by his side,
being black was not touched.
Perfect exemption from. lightning can
not be claimed, even in the ncighbor-
hood of a good lightning To Dr.
Franklin is conceded the invention of
the lightning rod, but he failed to point
out any one place as more,safe than an
other as protection-as protection
against the flash of lightning; be has
been seen TO leave his house and stand
in an open field, whether for observa-
ton or safety no never disclosed. And
all we have got TO say on our own re-
sponsibility is, that the man who draws
a prize in the lottery, and gets struck
by lightning Mt the same time may be
set down rs remarkable snd :s!h:::::.;;n;ir. sh::.;;n;ir.
subject Of attraction.
neA- The following incident, which
occurred at country postoffice, has tho
advantage of being true.
A so,.t.t tka Iat......
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-02

THE BABIEs.-nall Journal oil
Health thus estimates the cost of feed
ing body, deprived of its mothers
milk: "a hearty infant will swallow,
during the first year Of its life, fourteen
hundrhd pounds of milk, in which are
twenty-onc pounds of cheese, thirty
pounds Of butter, and one hundred and
twelve pounds of sugar. At six cents a
quart, with the necessary sweetning,
each dear little creature costs, for food
alone, $50 for the first year.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-02

rea- why are you like an annual,
nv darling. said saucy lover bending
his arm around Harriet's waist.
Il can't say. Why 2 :,
because you are handsomely bound.
'Indeed ! said Harriet. why, then
am / like II law book 2
Really, cant toll. -,
.Beoauee am bound in calf
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-02

neA- The following incident, which
occurred at country postofflce, has tho
advantage of being true
a rap at the delivery.
Postmaster-"Well, my lad, what will
You haveYp
Boy-"Hero's lcttor sic wants to 60
along as fast as II can; cause there's a
feller wants 10 have her here, and She :
courtcd by another feller what ain'i
here; and she wants 10 know whether
he's going TO have her OF not
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-02

SLEEp. Women require more sleep
than men, and farmers less sleep than
those engaged In another occupation.
Editors, reporter, printers, and tele-
graph operators, need no sleep at a L.
Lawyers can sleep as much as they
chose, and thus keep out of mischief
Clergymen can sleep twcnty-four hours
and put their parish to sleep once a
week.
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select MiscrIIamp.
ART AND NATURE.

BY MRS. HARRIET BnrcHERsrows.
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A Great Man.

George Lippard, in his work called
The Nazarene, thus speaks of President
Jackson :.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-06
COTSTADEE'S SAIE.

HGY VIGUE OF \ DECEErhL ORDER Is
- sued by John S. Berry Just c.' Of the Pee in
AMI FIR Oph.r Town hip, 'oIu'y Of Hu'c. ani >,alc
"f California against JAMES BRADLEY and - iavur
of ~ lIHSCiiEN. t-r T." sum of fort, ,-uiue and
ninety i've one hnnlr"!h dollars G"bt and fwrnty
one dollar. costs ot SUI, and tn arcring costs Of
rud writ 10 mo d,rc,ird t"d delivered. Accommodating
inc t. scIl the nlINint dr~criprl properly tu -, -l
rad dcrlrud, will ou Ir:gsf'Gy t:Ic 4 " C.,-
,i.th day OF An:ii, \ u. 1855. u. tl->rn n'cl,,h
a. NJ, ~ par -uancr win the reIHrru 'lt> "t SAM
order, sol AT pubi- sale, tn the HEh 81 bi!drr iir
cash, the property dc-cr;l"d in the crt'r ul -' as
follows to Wit: Al the ght. tilr @"I interest ot hr
dr'cndau, IN amt to l"t- sos 3. T. ,, d. anI
hring two hunIrri Hud forty feet square, ami 'uud
ed on The nor'h hy Eohins'n street, on the east bi
Second Nvcprc on the ,Gil by ligi street, aud on
tie wet i.y Ihri AvrnI". T. tail ic Va ant dcS ri
bed on HE map io; of the Carleton Estate uuN or
file in the CruHtv Rec rider. oGir" Of BUT. Couy.
The above sale t" take place nt tr' tou"; liols"
door in the town Of OrDvtIc. Hu'r 'nnty AID stat"
Of California
u. l. P.1YTOIi COHSt3jlc.
0rnyc, March 3lst, ISIS.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-06

Dr. }. [. s0UH;:, who's, advertisement al
rcrliscmca appears I'm another colpmu /, The pioneer
advertising Physician in t!li, STATE, has cured more
patients than any other. Attention is called to hi,
AlNrrti tiscmrnt. 4
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Forthe Lungs. Coughs. Colds. Sc.

] OF tnt Lungs. w
WIsrAR's BALs,N OF wILp CHERRY mparts new
vigOrto vital action, and relieves the system by open
ing the pores of the skin and promoting the secre-
tons af the mucous matter lis action is surdorfc,
sedative and eNpecorani, by opening the pores, al
laying irritation, ,'and by rendering the expulsion Of
mucous matter easy. Those who take Balsam will
feel immediate relief from the distressing irratious
that accompany aT,ctaous of the respiratory organs
The pores have been clo-ed-ihe Basln opens them.
The lungs suG.r from irraton-the irritation is
soolhed the pulse is violent and feyerishthey are
sonened, and the mucous membrane is relieved OF s
engagement with rapidtty and ease All by the use
of this useful remedy. CAUTION As there are many
counterfaits. look well at the signature before pur
chasing; tax Q none unless it has the name of 'San
ford X Park" engraved On the outside wrapper, all
others are base limitations.
COIT)N & MODERN UT, Agents, OrDylle.
PARK n WHITE, Importers and wholesale AGENTS
or all ge lu-ne PIT, It Medicines, IL! Washington
II ect, Sal Francisco feb.7-.m
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-06
TIE CNURTS.

DIsrRler Covrr-sCcond Monlly in January
May, aud Novrn5cr. aud fourth Monday or August.
CorNrY CouRr.--tirst Ncndl in Nuch a"d lu'e
second Mond ~ in septcm5 and Du-th Mp'dy in
November.
CouRr or sEssjoNs Second Monday in obru-
ny,thri Mon lay in Aprll, Jny AND rct,hcr.
PRonArE Court -Tourh N,nt IS in February and
May, third MouIiy in Aug IS, AMI s,c'Al Monday
IN De :emjcr.
Gotrp W Srrrgvspps Meets fist " inlay in
February, May. Aug ~ aud Novgmh ~.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-06
Notice TO the Afflicted.
JUST ARRIVED - SACRtMENTO FROM SAN
IKNNClSCO,
DR.. DAVIS,

T II Gil - " y " IL y,
yNTHO II DAILY RESTORING SIGHT TO THE
w Biudi lIcutuR t. the beht Van-hin3 iit-'
Removing Marks lfuta the iace, curing pe- and bad
Sore leis llir also ro tJred to the head, aud pre-
vented rom fIiiuR %.
The Do-turwlll cure PRIVATE DISEASES ~ les.
time tban any "a Ne ~ofld, sithDut loss OF time
To me puleut
iNDlI-, with Hchkur.sc- Of any Kind. give hIm n
call sod you VIII not regret -. Ladies' also attended
% toy letter.
Persons treated forCON4UNPTfON had better see
the Doctor uinc case- ont of twelve are nOl Con
sunpti ~ NJ all. and are curabic. Al p"ryous may
Ice sure that m" i~jor YIl not taSc my cTse IN
hnId unless he Is cHrtHiH Of clscug cure.
The extent Ot imr4'iuon 'vn-day- ia the practice
~ m"dciue induces the Doctor tp invite all p,r7pus
20 his office where they can see for th"m-elvc- Tho
cure. he performs: VIZ re, also. hi, off re book II
open for reference TO the hundreds he has cured ia
san Francisco, and also his Diploma.
Cancer Cured without the
Knife!
Mark~-This ~ the Dr ID iyts who performed 20
many wonderful cures at his Office TO7 BrOadway
New YORK.
Notice to the Old Country People.
Dr. Davis treats all cases the sane a. lac did in
MADAM STEPHENS HOSPITAL ~ Ddblin.
Once hours. from 4. ". " ".
OFFICE No. g. l. street heLacen Second and
Third. Fob 3d-d
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-06
county TrCnsurer's Office.

OR0vILLt. March "a, le5S.
Notice ishcreby that all persons holding Butte
County Warrants, payable from the General Fund,
registered between the 2!l and 25,h Of August
l'J1, inclusive, taat the same Will hc PAID ON
presentation at this oace, aad after this da,n
sad Warrants will cease to bear interest and
if not presented within sixty days from the date
hereof. the money for sld warrants viii he apIro-
prated TO pay the next in order OF registry.
WM LATTlMORE.
TrrNsUrCr Butte Coynty.
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INSOLVENCY NOTICE.

EN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIJI
Z teenh Judicial Di,ric, in ani for tn county O
Butte state of California In the matjor ut the ~"
iiii1u uf james Y Jones m insolyrrt dcttur. Par
sunnt to an order of the Hon Nar-nH T. sexton
Judge ot tn Fifteenth judicial Di-tIirt a'ore+ ID
made thi. day. motto" j. h'rcb, Civtu tu all tn
ere ljturt Of ,lc -'! ,liycut James Jones, to he
and appear before Lc Hon warren 7 SeN,uh 'iort
sail, il open court. ou the j'h day Of MAY. u
1SjS. at 10 o'clock A. VI. OF that day. at the Cuur
House in ,he Town Of OroNila, in said county o
Lutte. then ald there 70 show caG-r Il any they can
why the prayer OF said pivrt Should not be grant
cd an ASSIGNMENT OF his e-'ac he wair, aud hc b.
discharged from bis icbt- - Jn inso,, enl debtor
- Witness MY hrut aud the seal sait
IL 5 tCoult a Iited, this The second day Of Aprl
t-' 4 y. 1SiS.
ap3,;0d " II. HARRAtll Clerk.
HARRts < HOWARD, Attorneys
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Romans I'ra,lCaiS.

Mcsscur- Garuham X Loct wood o,lrrcut an pub
lie rancli9 de Hrtr county geand assortment
des m,ile4rs olyraec, dcs au,cur. dn -i,rln
dls BUREAU DE- la POSTE.
5-Tt wnuli call Intention tn n" Card oi pr Van
Xlud'. of san FRAN ;i,to,w istr'a,ipI E.cand Ear
hi 'oa,cs with trly great success. sincc IN, r.urn
from a"r'l+ 0Ni'' in 'rilh,'- hnilhng, y v cor.
ner Of NonrIm 'ry upl Jle&5,n street. where he
may be con'u'tcI - ly. .2-3m
%an Francisco Daily D;.''c:iu.
rartic9 desir1us of sub,crihn.g to lhis paper can
have it l.'t n their residences 10y leaving THEN ad-
d.,s- al the ru>r OtT;rr IIrrH,R. Dlror
GARtllAN * LOCKWOOD.
Tch iS-Gt Agents
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Foot Of IInntoon street, near tho rcrrl
J. DUCIE CUSHION, Auctionccr

A RARE CHANCE u Now OFFERED ny
"a bucio tu~hron, NuCiiun"vr, who has received
instructions from Nr. james keuuaNcu, who intends
To- leave for the Atlantic Salse, to sell n Public
Sale, ON MONDAY the 2Ith dW of March, nj II o.
cluck NJ, that most NHluHhl' Homestead, cons sting
ot Tive Rooms, htlrhvu, together with all h' House
hold Furniture. Beds, Hollug, Tab q, chairs, Mir
rofs, Kitchen Ute sll-, Bar and HarHVuros, rnm
hlrrs GlHsSos, Sc, Sc, situated nj she Foot "i Han
topu street. at Nrs~r- Moore \ lirushHN- Ferry.
khoWn az lhc Crry House. together 9TH hts Blch
Mining tlnm, adi Joining Tucker Grants, and luca-
ted ON the Bar, next to thit occupied 10y the Steau
Mining C,mpnny. measuring lu0 loet front 10y % feet
deep nil lucuscd
THIS property rrquirrs bat little comment from
the Au,uunrtr, lie would call the particular nti"n
un ui small Capitalists 10 this lucrative Investment
The House with Bar, wei Hud neatly Atird up, and
It is most admirably adapted to accommodate large
quantity of EolrdcrS. portion oi the house Is nov
rented as FERRY house, hnd The othrr portion viii
ruHdlly commnnd good Tenant for the WINE and
Liquor buBuc >. \ ,umily ct iuiuS'rinus hnht,s
must realizes small fortune during the summer
months rum tha tact o the great transit cross tia
Ferry. For terms apply to Mr. konnaycn nj the Fer
ry or 10
J. DUCIE CUSHION, Auctoncer
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-06

~ Dr.. J. l.. CIapkay's reputation is rap
idly spreadin; thrJngh this state an oregon as we
learn from reliable solrcrs He is practicng with
remarkable success. AMI has deservely secured
public conf hence Those ling medical aii would
d, well to call or write al his Institute in san Fran
cisco We refer the render to the Doctors advertise
mant in another column
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTES

rs HEREBY GIVEN. THAT Will APPLY
to the Board ot supervisors IN and FIR lu'tc
Cunty, nj Ihcr meeting in Mny =, for u renewal
~ my li:rnso 10 r'n Ferry arrr-- III" Sacramento
Biyrr at Ienuing> Lrriiug, cisco fownsUp
Chico, . arch -, l-jS. H. T.. JENNINGS.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-06
DIR. JAMES VI. VANC.

Dry Creek, Gu'e county, California 0nl'e three
miles south OF forNnrr, ranch, ten mites north West
Of 0roville. Special attcu;i'u given to The treat
mont Of chronic Diseases alI 'cons of the Eyes, &c.
Jan iN-S
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-06
GrnXitlr Iurn CrCin.

Regular meetings are held On the second an!
fourth "Wednesday otcrery month, at oc'ock Nj
Turn Exercises every Tuesday and Friday, at 3
u'cac& p N.
hy Onler. SIMON X. .E)1n%rIAL,Sec'y.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-06
DAILY BUTTE RECORD.
oRovILLE, TUESDAY, APRIL 9Th, 1858.

THE STEAM WAGON 1t isn't news, but
we will repeat it--that is to say we will re-
hash it By it we mean the saying, that has
appeared any day in the Sacramento papers
for the last--ever so long--that the steam
wagon, Overton's steam wagon, We mean,
is "in fair way to completion and will
probably be running sin n few days at fur
thest" To which announcement we feel just
i6el in adding :--"Mr. Overton and the
builders have no doubt of the complete sue
cess Of their enterprise
P. S. part secondly The steam wagon
(Overton's we mean) will be--if successful
(and there is no doubt Of its success) of ia
calcuable utility as n means Of sure and
speedy conveyance over the valley roads
1t will be thoroughly tested in the course of
the presenter next--week
We have given directions to our foreman
to keep this article on the standing galley'
and shall possibly have it stereotyped. So
look out for it again.
THE "GEM."-Now everybody knows Joe
Coleman, we mean everybody who used to
live in Butte in the good days Of course
they know him-well joe still continues in
the place where he has Of late held forth,
the Gem on Bird street, or more properly
speaking in the Theatre Building on the
Plaza. Yes; there is Joe, and there he dis
pcnses to his friends all the best kinds Of
drinkah,es, and Lord what nice place it
is to 20 to see and hear and drin!, gc'l
things 1t Isl nightly seductive place.
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SO. ST. @cbutiSt.
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label sur SubtcrtpttSn iplssnPsr, Sparnale w. 8ettl1rtften eth .
y arten1aube. Substitutes 5amthenblatt. Sabt lid
50 @ummsra $500
stu frtr.e 50 Fit. BIdtter aus Nntur, Qeben, Qptf.
fenf&Aft ub &unR. Mtt Statlhi@pramie. S6br. |
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has 8eidrnmte Bdftse 3ebsn Der @~esenwart. S6br-
ltd q 5etta san. sits Hag-a ,e 80 SO
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Der Ba1b % 9,ummern -3a59r % 200
2etg5teer SIufrtrtt 3ettuns Sdbslt& 50
ID Nunrnern 500 !
8erltneG 81abberatatfd. Sumo tatf&. iatvri-
f9es gDs9enblatt. SGbrltH 60 Wumthern 2,75
Der 8a3ar.. Qe2ntf6c Muter3ettuns fur Srauet.
Ssnrnal tIr @futsr unp GeVb n. So RI. 4s Wurant. $50
N~llgemetne ufer3ettung. Mlbunt fur rett-
lt&e Nrbettta unb Mpeea. SdbrIt@ 70 @urnnsra A
mil @r1nte $500 - 40
@erfpn's pbe,ettuns. 8ettfdrtft fir Mcte, -
Snbufrie, 8unf uns 2tteratur. .Sabrl. % Numm. 40
SpurnaI tIr mpberne Sttderet Mpbe unb
psttIt$e ,Saubarbetsn. SSSrlt& y 9sflt 800
partfer . m en- flstber. asa5 TIN. .S6srlta
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gngrp8<S1df Den @tabfiffemen
UrS. 1863 g. III, Central Wpeuue.
WoItfmpre. OlI

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salt fprtpdbremt t~urrGttts porter, Me unt Gtber, ebenfO
epnbon : 8rSwa : StSGts Bite be1fsn SOrtsn, garantttt ais in
Sun fSdSiiSsn eabaansea. Ssrntr Mtaeralwaasr Son
tdnen, @enerators-8 SD (tensN f4tnen, NIT ben neuefcn Ser.
beHransen.T Imetttanii4s 8rCnen.S Stout unb btttp Wle tn
5lal@en. Mlte un6 ntut lSldfAe perben eetauft aunb ser.
'auft. &Getntser @sent tn Baltimore fur Smiths pbtlabel.
abta Mte. - Ilte nt&t sufrtebentelenben @eeenfdnte perben
urId unb bas @elb wieber ~erfattet. @Dubttpren
6maeR aGe Irtsw pnSpfppt tn tbre 8pntauen etfaat. trPaItt
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Qumbcr, Qumbcr. Qumbcr.

@le @prten pa Saubpls, ais grt,tsr, 9alteu, Dtelen,
S9tnbeln, 2atten nh 5u6b6pen, (D.eIen) Gbirrabmen
Senrerrabmen, Bsnfer, Gpureu. Qaben unp Seitmfe (Ntpul.
btn9I foltS esarbsttet mad BIN 8efNmadppI fen Wufern aus
benz bsfeu 9Olse 3u biltee m Yretie. @cfmsbretter tSbelStnaJ
Yartttipns ab q sSltee Bretter fur 1ifen fets BERT. tttg unb
per6en aas Artsa SDselarbeit, .~serlpaltsa ab aerlSnttben
bat3 Maf&inea beipret Bel
IF t'4 ,s 10 a- A. Gate,
p23,Snt s% d. SANS aSsnus uus 5apuaras..
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Sinoer's nerbeHerte OSGibmaibfne.

Gih9er's nerbeHerte SS6bmaf6tte.
|auf ber@ariler AuSteaune nit Sem b66ffenYrdrtun telpbnt.
Is 1T ]nnnbt0iai Spn ben @erbteniten gu lpFstsa, ba osrsn
p SGts"g S . eiae ~ Mnsabi yun Sea,elbsa in SebrauS IL
rls beinabe BON alen anberen 3uiammen aenpmmen. gDtr er.
Ilauben unS, 8abtttanten, @flan3er uhb s. a m tlten
'bra6ten @erbederunsen bic Wlaf6tne tn..ptefen 8estebunSen
veretnfd6t baben. Sic liefert Jest bpppelt 70 Stel Irbett ais
trIber unb 1T BITE etnStee Wtai6tne, BITE fetne Snb 8rDbe Sabrt-
tate, entreber In Qetnwanb pber Qeber, nGben lam, ais irenn
fetn ltnterf6teb i'm Material mare. Mae ftnb NIT Der erSBten
unb %bduerbaft 9ebnut.
gDtr Tnb tn BEN Stanb 8efest, unfere Maf6tnen unter ltbe.
allen 8sbinsunsen sesen alte ppm trseaS elmer &rt %umsutaa'
Iben. Yeripnen; BITE Undergraduates @af6iuen unter benz
8Orwanbe Der 8tatsfett 9efauft baten perben etnen fpl&eu
Iauldb febr Dprtbetlbdft fnben.
Scr, 105 8altimDretraBe, Baltimore,
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THOMPSON g. Oudesluys.

Thompson q OudesIuys.
.ND. 81 Sab @asfr. tn Ser Rabe bS Gufpns5pufss
bteten gum 8erfauf an:
Dtloer's Yateni Salamanber- Safes, bic 23 NAL erprDb
anb Spite. @utbsn, seual5tes @tten. .%eebGumerte Gtienr6tren
fir Gas. gDafer unh Oampfs eneltf@en unS amertfantit En-
hppraultfaen Silt, f~euerfefe 3teeefeine, @uB .8actnes, NIT
Sbarcpal, Sea Goal u. /. n. Serner fdbren fe BIER tn 8altt.
more senadte Spaten, .SGaufeln unb Eeumut's, f&Dtttfaes
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8tdel. u. {. ~ aae otefe &rtttel fnb ~betdnbts an
odnb uub bi1te gum @erfauf. 16Sept, 10
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NSidbfi9 fir Gintuanberer.
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Neue arrangements fit @inpanberer, bic mad
Dem QSeffen III reiIen miinihen.

Neue arrangements fir @inpanberer, bic mad
Dem Weiten gu reilen miiniden.
gUn tsuts, Zen 9. MDsember an, tperten bts gtnwanberer
duf Der Northern Central @aISertftreet Depot @tIenbabn ntf
. en Grpree3ns ~bef5rbert. Die gabn bistet baburG ben Sm,nts
sranten stnen + eren 9grtbett, ais irsenb etne
dnbere Bahn, aud TT ie UNI 81 Melen tlr;er ais fe6e anbere
6abn mad benannten Yldsen, ais;
PittSbur9, Glepelanb, Detroit, Sort Wapne
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lbsnoen @erfDnen 10 Siunben frdber ais tte NIT anbern Bah
men @ebensen bprt %sintrefen, aud uerbea A I2al wtntser bic
Waeen babel sepe6ielt. Die 8abn 3tebt bur& benz 66nffen
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TT 500 Wteilen Das @epaf ipir6 bier Seseidnet (marteb) uab
asht NIT ben gafasterea ON ben Ssaiumunssrrt.
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polls, 2ouispile unb ct. QDuis s5
perben ebenfaGs 9anastere ~bef6rbert unb fur tbr @tpad
g I n E gettsrs uaalaOuneetOfen tere4net. Die 9afaeiere
ItDnnen NIT oent 3 ubr., pbsr Abenbs 10 lbrs8ug mad auen
hpeftiGen 9lGsen se9en, pbne unterwess aufsebalten III wer-
ben. urAfabrt-WtQette werben Sertauft In Der Offcs bes
Asentet.. .Sobn 6. 8atfcr,
HAS Np. Is, 8eIs-Street, near gDaters gDaef.
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