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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-23
SPECIAL, NOTICES.

THERE will - n u.eetiss Of she ssscLhsld.
Saturday, evening Of Payne Christian
Az s9st Come prepared to Pay y"a rRs ssee.
oet.S ut =. " Ie.eI. 2 ,.'s-Z-
W..sar,. Bss.asa Of wIia Cher,y.-Press. q
the superiority OF DIR wIsTARs BaIsAa pour In from
a, parts Of the New Haven TO-" :. ,:
TARs BAtsaM OF WILD CHhRnf, III ease OF one OF my
viii The phhl.ir rnsra puimeasry bleeding Of
the Lungs etc. have been induced 10 AK you to SEMI me
Of III" medicine Ny neighbour referred to above a ~
Breeding the Lungs aud distress in
br sihng He tried bottle the WILD csrkhf which has
produced most ssnary aud favorable IF ct AT ms Instance
aud sewers" there iab"ng nir likr have oeeh
induced to make h,s request by 'in1s 10 "' A'0'e H
"'''A'' you Y "u,,'"ss 1EsRY DUNBAR
nsitoway's d % snseas -Er, .iteIas aad Can
the of all elas insby removed ~ the ap
plicaon of this powerful he ting anti cutaneons aud
slsndular dis+a.c thu Knife III uperseder than
this great Substitute for surgical optra There are many
i gwho have escaped becoming the victim # the Latter by
It's timely Sold st II. NJ. ~ alden Lane
New York. and by all Druggists BE Tie, and 81 per pot
"e' 20 Nv ----z
=. H. There !. no medicimr. ut the present
day value so high as Perry iaris tfsatie Pam Killer
proved sovereign remedy TESTED II. qnali to-day, on
severe burn aud found II 81 tina. co,.d desired
Portuguese Colony. July lst. s5 Perry pavis
Son -n"ntleme"- Allie m' a. an eye "s.sni the great
done The excs II Madeira, state for The
family masine We have fund excellent ID fever and arne
In coughs colds dspepsa chronic and nhamna'ry henm
rr'ub h'facht, gravel
m. introduction Il the ra X, .r has been er,s, blessing
TO the VIII H. toi ny MANUtIJ GDSSAINEs,
Minister at the GOSPEL, and oil the Madeirians.
Sold by all medicine dealers
Sold bv JOHN II SEAY. Lynehbnrg Oct 92w.
wsod'. Hair Restorative Pref. Wood, The
renowned dsro,eer OF the alnabr Hair restorative still
continues labor In behalf of the afflicted
His medicines universally admitted BY the American
To be superior all others
h"adof the aged that has been sv'd f many yeats to
forth th much and Insurance when bless
cd with the advantagr of youth
There he doubt that il Of the discoy
cries in the medical world 1t permanently gray hair
which has been desirable all of the world
81 louis Morning Htrad
Sold by all good Druggists oct 9-aw-
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SALES BY AUCTION.
rHxuN DAY.
By BRYAN AKERS. ArcrroxrrR.


NOTICE.-wSI be sold In frs.s Of she Market
that very desirable fsniiy trick RESIDENCE situated
on Franklin HILL owned by wn Clayey, Esl and &c Nm:
cupied by MAJ Thos Leftwch.
Those desiring such tcncc, will naw opportu
nit, "f purchasing.
oci - ,iat.l Is. AkERS Anstioncor
Il ESTATE IN THE CITY OF LiNcIIBUKG-- ,rus.
tee in deed Of trust made by Jno Thorn h- bearing
dar on me bh day OF July e5 nni of record IA Ia" Clerks
'h"e IT the Court at iiusiings Of the
burg, will sell at prliic mp lrrnso -
DAY the i2th day Of OCTOBER next, the Reni Estate
mention IN the saf deed and desc rbcd therein
onchsif Acre less and bounded foirws-h-
gaming ut the Junction OF Fourth Street ghth Alcv ard
running thence with the course oi Fourth ID
right angles South 2u ~, fec t,nr,
right angles S"u,h 3-O East l65 at RICH, ane,
East 1872 feet ,bo 81
rhoms gh title and interest in and a Bridge ~
r., said 1t of ground the hru
Iron This "t there tour under rent Tn,
title believed TO tie good. int wall sell sach TILE IA
vested in - Trustee
Terms mair known the day of sale
10, l.. GoGGIN
scpt2l ,iiurs&f,i tbs Trustee
POSTPONEMENT.-Ch The n bove sale i. most.
p'ned unit, SATURDAY tie 23rd Of &C foBER. 3 a.
clock. T. VI J. . l.. GOGGtN,
10 dwnsfrds Trustee
,u,wO FARMS FOR sALE.--Wiii be- omrre,
L for sale Il, Public Auction SATURDAY the olrd i,y
If OCTOBER desirable FARM Of $50 to go ACRES
Black Water Greek. within mile. If Lynchburg
joiti ing the lends ni Mai Hutter aud others.
At the time Wi be III, red "t,er TRACT, IN
containing about 500 ACRES lying both sides 81 We
Rockcastic and Tomahawk Greeks and adjoining the
above named tract and the lands of Gen O. q Clay James
Arns'ca Others These lands ably
tired are productive in nmonly hne n.ghbor
hood within II miles Of Clays crossing. the Va Trnu
fa,r rad aud near several chures aud good schools
NJ private sale all my stock Crops &c and nr 10 likely NJ
rrocT upon very accommodating and give immediate
session.
Terms liberal and made known on the day of sale.
oct s-daiSctdsl b J. BURTON.
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An INTENDED SLAyrR.-The barque Lie lie cu
ba, from New York from L,ando, pu, into Bestoil
yesterday morning She proceeded as FAR ms s..
Mchacls, when Capt. Dol'son asked the crew il
they would proceed TO Africa after cargo { (
slaves. They -c1uscd. and Capt. Dahs II left he r
nj ST. Michncls. The mate, Mr.. Turner too <
charge Of the barque, aud returned 10 Boston L
give hce up. She has cargo Of rec. beans aud
lumber. Three pa scngers also left the hnrqne /
St Mirhaels with the captain.
The Isle de Cuba, Capt. Dobson. cleared from
New York for L"a 10. August l., with cargo . t
beans rice and lumber.
some of the crew state thar Capt. ID. asked then,
if they were willing Ia - 10 the of Africa lon
slaves to which they disscncl. the chief mnte Mr.
Turner oc Charleston. hcing If the number.
! The captain being arprehen-i,e that niorma
ton would he lodged with the authorities, gave W
tho voyage, surrcndorln. the vessel to thu mate
Capt Turner a'er consulting the authorities u
st Michaels, sailed the I'D ult for the tnlle |
States.
TIL" three passenger, after being out three day,
were permitted to take the ng.boa anl left (,
the Western lslands The vessel sowned by NJ.
dc Ia FigiaiHcrc ii New York Tie sailors we -
principally iorciguc,s-- Danes aul batch.
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THE GREAT Cnrss M,fen II PAuls On the
Doth ult the match between !larwitz and Nor y
was resumed at Paris but IN this instance. tie
players seated alone up stare, and thr.
boards were kept down stars Oh which the pro-
gress of the game marked on, for the benefit
Ut the large crowd in attendance Al ! o'ciori,
L. NJ, the game was drawn-nd-show that
VI. llarwitz has picked npn little sine" his four
succcssy" defeats Of Inst week. The zane bctwec#t
them now stands llarwitz two. VI 1rphy fur. oue
drawn. The winner If the first seven games IL
the victorious party. This afternoon they to
play the eighth game. lnrge amount ri money
Is sukei on this game. for the friends # Mr.. llar
WITT are not wanting, in ''inek-b bone" while Mr.
Morphy has friends with HIM from New Orleans
who are car,blc and willing to back him III mil
lions If the occasion offers.
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Il Douglas Better than Lincolnp

We suppose the warmest friend of Judge Doug
las, however indisposed to accept the testimony Of
his enemies, will scarcely hesitate to believe that
Of his supporters and intimate personal compan-
ions. If so, we invite their attention to the fol-
lowing extract from letter published in the st.
Louis Republican. 1t is from Democrat of ILL.,
nois, who is against the Administration, aud in
fsvor Of Douglas and it is published in journal
which warmly sympathses with Douglas in the
present campaign. Abiding to a supposed coali-
ton between the Buchanan men and the Repubi-
cans, here is what the writer says :
1.-THE Republicans, who, as n party have be
fouled their own nest with these filthy BIRDS are
now nightly chop fallen. 1t is plain now, to the
most honest Of them. that Lincoln's position is no
more anti-S ldtery than Douglas, and that Doug
spoken"
The writer here oonfesses what no man who will
take thesrouble to examine the respective records
and the psesen. positions Of the two men will hes
itate to believe.
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,lNM0 FARMS FOR sAI.E-Wiu b. aae..s
FUTCR X DAYS

rUNRUsTEE's sALE.-By virtue Of IL decd Of
trn'i executed by J. Csinon and record in the Clerk.
and day Of NOVEMBER next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ and in
on ! sas work wao r"s ana A
CART ih their Gear. G. CLARK, Trustee.
- ,saturda, saturday stues.iay
XAIUNBLE BEDFORD LAND for SALE
Having determined to remove, viii sell at publ.
9n on the +. sm,1.s ON me ah d.y of NoNEM
miles Iy chhrg and 10 from Liberty CHE county ,ea
have ug been considered productive and easily culva
ted ara mrroysd a; ay lands in the County TIE farm is
hris ard l. is With in cnch and be nt,v
" on q ms .d Of The large r. W."
aud comm lions BRICK BUILDING, VITA loroons a
black. the Railroad GRIs1 MILL,
A bors The place has also FINE ORCHARDS oi Peach
aud Apple Trees, in full bearing aud is convenient tn
both churches and schools and i neishOorhool fn
years considered Of he most desirable IN this part of the
ding scenery unsurpassed where desiring it,
viii be shown the place by calling Also a, the
irc and perhaps Likely Negroes The sale will
at 10 o'clock and continue from lay day until finish
oc'i dtis r. c. sTErroE
- WEDNESDAY,, the 3rd Of NOVEMBER next, the sub
scn9cr VIII Offer for sale at Public Auction the
all that VALUABLE PROpER1 Y. In the city Of Lyrrhburg
adjacent to the Car and Mnchne Shops If the Va
i. Il alley and has on it uOMMoDi0us ~
TENEMENT, 40 by 10 feet substantially built OF stone n
and brick and covered with tin and suitable for
reqn ring room and strength OF supersiruc,ure.
Ii desired the property be conveniently divided into
lots of Is by l20 feet.
TERMS and IL months equal instruments and the tile
retained until last payment Is made
l2.dtis, WALTER HENDERSON,
SALEATAUCT1ONO OF VALUABLE LAND
- NEAR LYNCHBU G-Under deed of trust,
ed by Geo Curle and wife, bearing End June eJ
and recorded in the clerks office of Amherst county,
sell a. Public Auction on the premises to the high St bidder
for cash. the 10Th day of NOVEMBER next the TRACT
OF LAND in said deed yed containing about gI5 IN
ACRES, less. lying IN The county Amherst, ~
ab"u miles from .ynchburg, and the same which
the said Cure resides.
he tide Is doubt good but acting only such
will be sold and conveyed vested in by the deed
trust DAVID X EDLEi, I
DAVID T.. SPENCE, 5 i'u'''''.
oct 10 rlawfor1v thcndtds.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-23

The Democracy of Roanoke county held pub
lie nassfing at Salem on Monday last, aud ap-
pointed delegates to the Democratic Gubernasorial
Convention. Lynchburg was recommended a.
thSphAS n meeting. and the Hon. Henry A. Ed
mgqdppes sas dsslered to be the choice Of The
county fPft hsv cs pf Governor. p AZ sf's ~
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a REAsoS FOR MrRpLr.-Miehael Elk, who
murdered his wife in Cincinnati n lew days a,o,
by plunging knife into her hosou,, gave rta-
son for the bloody deed that she had The phthsic,
and had kept him awake all night by her ha d
breathing lie would. he said kill anyb dy who
disturbed his rest Michael is said to he Of al.
exceedingly sweet and amable disposition.
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Later from Europe.

ImIortid Gmresponieace- The central american
Q"eSt,on.
ST JOINS, \. b., Oct. 2l.-The Pacific from
| Galway, on the Eth inst. has arrived here with
Lisefpool Geographic dates TO that day and the
mails TO the lllh
The Paris Pr,.sse publishes the full correspon-
deuce between the cnited States Minister to Me
uragua and the fnrei IN Minister OF Nicaragua,
toucl.ing Mr.. Brlly's connection with that Repub-
lie The FORMER It. 5 NJ says no arrangement
witt, Belly shall be rccognz, Il or asscnted to III
anything contrary To the iu.t rights acquired by
American c,izeas. and tia lAc Liberal policy re-
snlliDg from the Transit treaty # November last,
ehnli Lc constantly maintained
The Nicaraguan Minister ree that his gov
crnnent wishes only uSi,rc and its rights, and
desires friendly relations with the United States;
but declares the l.n>it treaty Of no value, be-
cause the route WI not open N the stipulated pc
Rod NJ. Belly appeaIed To The Clayton-Bulwer
treaty iar protect II. and Malm>bury's letter to
him tells hun thai the stpuatIons thereof will, in
his ,,wn opinion, apply 10 his NJ BIS scheme if
carried out.
Several wrecks are reported in the German
o5cnti--no Anne lean vessels.
The cholera had killed 10000 at Mecca.
J new company Tor the completion Of the Great
Eastern steamship had been formed. The late or
ganizarion had hecn diss l,ed by the non-attend-
aare ii the directors
France has exempted from nnvigation dues for
another year on carg"c> Of corn -four rice and
Vegetables.
IT, p,nk Of F,,nL r,r, L,l ,lv,ncoJ ;ts rata of
" ~ - '' ' ~ ~ "
discount Ia ) Per cent.
The news from China is satisfactory That from
The ship favorite, from Liverpool for Savannah
put into Queenstown leaking.
'ohht"i Ai'
iiyFRpOnI. o 1t tfpn closed steady and
...,,,, =; -, ,,.;,L 40, ,J,,,.,, ,o,,1.,,.,.
',''' - 9"' W" , ~, "'' "''"S '7n"ooy
shle~ Tor . days ol liobb bales. BrPnd>tuns gen.
praliX nIclnt,pr1 mud nominal, v ut,,tr1 pruyi-
~ a, r. d. 4, -
'''''7 '"i'. '"S"' I"i''' N'i'e MINI >o"S'iH
y hfupSt.
Iupapr, NJ Dr.,.tn< II, Commissioners IF tIo
:, - -" VI Wv
'fltefa' l.aitl otdce mas JUST rendered an inpof-
taut ,l.oiSIou iuy,, Xur tnp tiIlp In the site of
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flNuE ARTS FBEAI TY, BY lola Wsnsczt
l. new supply Just received at H. I. VICTOKS
Nal Book Store
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THERE will - n sseetiss Of she stecLhsld.
of the Washington Building Fund Ascension thts
Saturday evening the Book Of Payne Christian
An o'clock. Come prepared pay your instruments
oct - dit c. W PRICE, Secretary.
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TuE FIGur BETWEEN BARNEY AKRON AND Scot
rY," OF BRookLYN, New YoRK.-rhef ght between
young Barney Aaron and "Scott,." Of Brooklyn.
for the championship Of the light weights a,pd
5000 aside, came eff at Point Albinp Canada on
Monday. On the tenth round, Mr. Louis Bcral.
Formerly e>iIent Of Boston, but lat,crly occu-
pying an official position in New Y rs.) who ac-
ted Us referee, declared the battle in favor of Scat
ty, because OF foul play by Aaron
Scotty had the best Of 1t throughout. fighting
Aaron 10 the ropes nearly every round, and fall
ling heavily upon him in several closes.
Before the fight Aaron the iavoritc 100 10
30 being offered by his hackers The victor in
this fight, Patrick Brannisan, as he is general
ly called, "Scotty of Brooklyn is &c years Of
age, feet inches in hci sht and weighs sener-
ally 100 pounds. The only regular contest in
which he was ever before engaged was with Dan
Smith Of Philadelphia. known IA Young Bend-
CO." for $50 side. They fought in room, and
the decision was in favor Of Smith. Aaron, who
is % years of age, was born in London stands )
feet 5 inches in height, and weighs leo pounds
lie has resided in this country five years. fought
three battles and won them all In this last com
test, both parties fou sht nj catch weight.
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tNifoKN4A >48..n..-lhc tunm, suner of
the t;encial i.ss.t } tsc ua, received from the
surveyor Gen,..a a California surveys of con-
tigmel private Ella MS. embrace "a. 9j,6l1 acres,
aad ot public tn.> /, tn" cN rni ~ - 900.
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LIVERPOOL. OFT. 1t tton closed steady, and
some circulars say with nm advancing tendency
sne~ for > days OF 1000 bales. Brend>tuffs gem
orally unchanged and nominai.y quoted. Prov-
sion- dull. sugar quic, Coffee firm. Consols
~su9s8
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@erfieMae, &5ar6tpare &c.

S~&Serf5eu9e, &ar0tUare &c.
81. .. SetbeuItriceer s. &c.,
ytaGfOlger bon y. Chaplin,
Scbel>Tabrttanten unO SAMPLER in Sanbnerf8s
3eu9en aIer Nrt,
ND. IA Gtebtf1, @dc Don 8alberfDnRt.,
baIten fetS etneu erpsen gptrGtb alter Arten Don QDertaeuaen
fur Sitter, Sbrstner
9OlBfe6er, 3tmme:leute,
Rutlben. u"b WpbeGmader
pOn Der beHen QudlitGt, unb : trfertt9t In ben DeAeu Sabrifeu.
Spear unb 5adGOnS SG6en, MeB8er's Q~Dtrtteuge,
NpbtS g~Dert3su9s iur 8raOeute,
Rlammern unb Sattn8sbol3er,
QDinteimaSe, SbrdubenBteter,
QDerfSeuse fir bOljbreber,
adprttrte Werfseu8ttfen unb 6Obel dler SOrten. pGfIr wr
tn i5ber Sinftt garanttrsH.
QDtr balten bic gr6Bte unb Bette Ntebertn9e Spn gBerfstueen
In Baltimore uno Oerfpre@en tebem Rdufer bte 1oafGnbt8f e
Befrtebtgung. VtGra21Jdhr
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uno nahere uno 9enahere AIstunn nnp
,u bdben In Der 3tdetz Office, Calvert Station, WDrppf.@ds
SON Calvert uup 6ranfltnfraBe, Baltimore.
,3uit26sS s. 6. MbreOu, superintendent
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GdnhdrbDr Gifm.

an benz fGifbarn G88RarbDr'5iude UNI Der @tfeubabn BON
pbtldbtlpbta nod Ntlan tc Gitp, um9eben RON 1880 beutIden
5armen. III als @rOFfaet Ogn Der @efeBssbune in 0ew- Ser
fs tncDrpprtrt, BAT berstts uber 200 6Gufer 400 @iuwD6ner,
etne quite tngett6fete 6dule etntee bptelS, &~ouHdbeu, S6mits
De. unb auoere QDerffdtteE unb blu6t II erDaupt ungep6bnUA
f6neQ emppr, tubem BON ben etn8eterten 9elpern (na6 benz
gldne aber snei %NRtaipntn) >traBen, Eduier, Siaetetfeubab.
men eebaat uub antt re @erf60nfrun9fn 8ema3t Uerben.
Der gdn8e 2nnofrt6 BON 30 eneltiten 2uaoratmetlen ptrb
0pn msbreren 8a9Gn b%urGfoHea, bat iebr 8ute1 Dnelnnfsr,
guten 8cben unb elm geiunOeS <md. Oa bertelbe tn Der
5tabc Ser b, beHtens sr Gtdbts lteet. .CYttlabelpbta, ytep.gOrt,
Nt. &tts, Cape NAV uc S&ifabrts. ap @tfsnbGbnser"
b%iubunB bdt 70 tDn. ea Gle ytatEr. uno Aunfpr0butte tebr
lei6t Al Mdrtte pebradt unb 6auDsitm SrOBen, fDpte Sabrts
fen alter Art set teDen nerten.
&tn 8auplcb pUn 40 5ub 5rUnt aub $50 fu6 Itsfs nsbf e-
mem 9ramten garten BON bOppeIter 5rDBe Ooer etntn Ahtbetle
an etnem 3rGmtenbaue fcret slOUtn 0tsrst8 mpnatlt6en Dab
lun9en bGn 81 81 unD $500 benz unteri9reben I r 8pttn.
Dte 3pltte 8srtbeilun8 Der SauplGBe fabet btefes Satr nod
TAFT. Cine Vpn ten nod S%0rrdtbieen 70 5drmea ppn 20 Nder
e1n6 un6 3 alder QBalb, ueof ttnsm aufs TN QDertbe BON
S409 unb Der umJdunun8 bes 2~nbe8 fOfe. $500, $50 bepm
@tnlRretben uno Der 'Ren in mOndtltb,n 3dblun8en BON $40
,ano ote UEf ,r Sarm ltegenle Yramte.
uater eieisn ~8unfi9en Beotn9un8en label Bic @sieatbaft
aue Dentl6en Elm, mel6e N0 cine unabbGn8tg' Setmn'b unter
eeut1@er Se paltun9 %eranten WpIen, CUR VOaeneun8 btsiI
betr 'Hen Ahldge Ibsil 5a nebmen.
5lane une na5fre &ustuntt, fODte Ntttenf6eine fnb 3u ba>
(SHnt28-S)
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Qrut8 Gdbdrt

Nr. 25, PalttmDttnr1Be na9s NtafpIuHV JHF''H'
9erfertteeru. Wertduter
Ornamental Carer, 8ilber &Spte9elrahn1en
boftsn aets ouf Eager cine srp8s Nuswabl fran3bfttGe
beutEd 9 unb tGttenti&t 8tlbsr fOwts an@ etne
erpsen gprratb ppn @UIb unS S'lSeTrapnsn 1"f SS"9a
pprtrattS. - -.
III -1Hf
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TrS. 1863 & III, Central Npenue,
baltimore, W9

baltimore, W9.,
bait fDrtp6bren6 S~prrGtbt8 porter. Nle urb Gtbtr, ebentP
QDrbSn : Yr9wa . StDut, fe bcitcn Ssrten, earanttrt ais In
5lafdsn tmpprttrt. Wtueralwa0er In alen Qudlttatsn, tri
BON lbdtlt6cu Subfanen. Bernsr: Wtreralwafsr GDn-
tduen, Ssaeratprs> 5laf den Wtaihtnen nit ben neuefcn Ser.
beTerunaen. $50 &merifanti6e RrpuGnfStCut anb etttD Ne tn
1lafben. MIte unb neue tld fder werpen aetauft ue yer.
tauft. %uetntgsr &9ent In Baltimore fur Smttbs YptIabeI'
pbia ale. - Nte MIDI sufrte6entepenpen @eeenfdnee perbsu
3urutoenDmmen uno bas @etb pieber s%rtattet. Conditioner
Snnen aGe Nrten Upn6urppt IN tbre TUntnnen etfult erbaltt
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NbtlaSelpbia WebiSintfbeS Sdt1s' =,
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N0tl0DelpVtu NASpN6tNbICINO VS""~I =
erri6tet rpr apel uno 5rpa16l9 SaPren pulW
DIR. Kinkelin,
Gdr bsr Sritter unb Union. StraBe, philadelphia.
2me unD 5nan3t9 Sabre
@rfatrune Bat Ir. &tnteltn gu enem Der ertOl9ret6ten Aer3te
In Der aIr BON alien s.. ~antbetten fppttlttti3er uno eepetnet
NatsII maan!t Ussqs UNI nnSt a n Ss e Cd SsdHt'p aTd MI Gtfa
Der 6aut, uMo FOLDER, DE pom lem HHB0F""~ ~''''"'
entfeben geund6t.
Nebn1t beipnbere ytDtt5.
n Ga IL cine Gble @cpptnbett, Der f@ 1uwetlen Bite &naben
In Der @iufdmtett er9ebeh, bic nit tbhen . I'VE 3u tprtr UtahH'
Bartlett aufmG6f, unp wel0e, penn Mot tn 8eeprt9er 5eu az
aeleot nt6t muir eruflt6e 6tubernthe berSprrutt, lpnoern Gu0
8er6nlanuna Al elmer Rette Don anbdltenpen, perfan8h@ea
unb Serbeerenben 9eipeni6atten 8tebt.
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eraeben tnneu bic traurieen 8Cleen baoUn, Bis tie bag ner'
S6ie SsfeG 8errnttet Fneen, ttempe nns unsrtlatoeTe S ~ 30
30 unD 81 Spn Or. 8.nttItn's Bud uber vSelbferbaItur9:"",
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I'm NIT %8epptnter Multt6tet1 an Die Aroet ~ 9epeH ppst ~
gum StubireH su %befetBen, ieta Sar'tt Ut tra8e nao 19mag
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sunasu men. ger &battefeit als 8epo9nlt@: 49,
lBenn er IT'D non b1efer 0eDPpnDGtt lUSestBt, ebe etflelbe tpr
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feline frWbers GpprbettSsr1rl G@t T9IOsa tE; Ntetss ~
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aller er Wefen i%pllttn, bic Ito tn HPn'
t6tr QaAe bettnben.
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feat, tam sewtfsHbaft anf feline @bre, as etn Stsosrmah q.
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bea, ietne gDRbnuns 1T lett ben leBEen 3m9n3'8 3egten an w
0.sgD. Ode pom Der Drttten unp untUntr., artl@en Sprse
unb pine, philadelphia, pa.
Srante in elmer Gntfernnr9,
Bite ttreu Snl etnfa6. Srbusbsn NIT alien tbrsn SSmptpmen
in etnem Brtefe ~mittbstlen Unit BetfhluB elmer Uer8Htun8j
tbunsn Or. 8tnfeltns Otsb3tueR %bemeemaB unOer5u8liG nae
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uub 70 etpndt um S&aben unD Neueterbe su perbIten, uSsr
ftnbet ~Crtalten.
1eie! SuSenb uno Mannbarteit!
Sin frnftUOle8 2eben OOer Gin frlb3eitiger Sob
Rinfeltu Iter Selbfsrbaltune nur % Gents
93rtefe, nel6e ienen Use to IN clamps %entbaiten, berbe
init nm aebenbr YDf NIT etnent &rsmplar Oertbsrt.
M6raIS II
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-09-20
~ @rnieDri9te Bretie.
Marden's
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Eintretsn toftm, 70 pas ispe gstiOn, welte Osrsn betarf astnen
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mem psl6sr, aS sGn mstnisen an Site abertfettsne, SaesPrts'
len wir6, Scnauere, pausr9aftsrs nno st9tag ERE "s@9fn
ssIs i'd leltsr lietere, barftn f6werlt6 tu fh6sn letn. 9auIf'
G G~ ~ sytbnSt. ,sIbt Az prafen. Stffe Mnrben,
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