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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-04
Electricity as "a Remedy In a
Class of Diseases!

DR.. B. PICKERING has shown by his
practice, embracing period Of ten years that Elec-
tricit Ia reliable remedy In affections otherwise
ncurable, He has 10 his Possession testimonials Of
numerous cases that he has cured, OF spAsms rheu.
matsm, palsy. neuralgia partial Deafness perished
limbs, mercurial disease, ETC. etc. showing oonclu-
sivey that positive reliance can be given to this
treatment.
Charges moderate. Consultation free.
oFFICE--Cerner Of First and Jefferson streets,
Sheets Budding, Dayton, Ohio. novl-tf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-04

JES- Mr.. Theodore +. Well, an inventor of q
fish hook, has recently disposed Of his English pat
ent for the invention for $4,000, and returned
to his home in New Orleans. A very profitable
inv nvestment-- Exchange.
This is not exactly hsh story, but 1t Is IA story
Of fish hook. We don't know what kind of a
hook he caught sucker on for $25, 900, (if he
caught any,) but we wouldn't give him FIVE cent?
for it. We have soen all kinds of new hooks, and
We wouldn't give the style to be had at Langdons, s,
Main street, for all Of 'em. When they are more
than the naked hook they are humbug. They
are too complicated and are more bother than
they are worth. When hook Is invented which
will make fsh bitO, we will consider It. In the
meantime we will use the common sort, us w..
all sensible people who know a cat FISH from D.,
bass, and miunow seine from herse not. We
don't believe a word about tho $4,000; that's
bosh, every cent Of IT, We won't believe thtre is
any human sharp enough to collect that amount
who is fool enough to throw it away on 'sell. ;
Amt that 90, Captain
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-04
bay- We are era,ifIed 70 note an Improve

bD-We are grasiaed to note an improve'
ment 10 the tone Of the journal Of this morn.
ing. II has dropped 1.-THE Of i,s malignant
"style" in the matter Of personality, and
shows signs Of a return to its accustomed
ropriety during lulls in the excitement in
duoed by partizan contests. We take pleas,
ure in making this note mot so much be-
cause we are to be the gamers as that the
community will probably be relieved Of q
coutrOversary which has been exceedingly
distasteful to them. That it was forced on
US our readers are awIre it is patent to ev,
cry man, woman and child in this commu,
nifty. At present we are in very peacea-
bic mood, because It is our nature, and then
we can afford it; but We are prepared for
any emergency which may nrise.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-04
To Ladies.

Mr.. THEODORE T. AXE, Teacher of
PENMANsHIP, will give a course OF Private
Lessons to Ladies, only, at the house OF MIR. DAN
IEL RICHMOND, on Second street, day and eve
ming For further information inquire at the house,
No. 40. oct2s-Iw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-04
AN ORDINANCE,
To Protect SsiSsrs. Droins and CalDerts.

To Protect Set1ers, Drains and CnlpeTfs.
BE IL ordained by the City Council OF
IL the City OF DAYTON, that Il is an offence to
place anything Of whatever nature which shal eb-
struct the flow Of water in any sewer, drain or cul-
in said city to suffer such ohstI TO re.
main thereini and any person convicted ON infor-
nation by the Marshal or Street Commissioner, 2,
twhOse duty tits hereby made to file nfofmatlo
with the "ayor as soon as the existence Of said OBJ
Btruction shalt come to the knowledge OF either OF
them) OF the complaint Of any other person be-
fore the MAyorof said city, OF placing such obtruc-
tion In any sewer, drain or culvert suffering the
same to remain erein, shall be fined In any sum
not exceeding ten dollars, and pay the coats OF
prosecution.
That no person shall erect Any stable, pig pen
other struo' any drain or sewer, or nea
any oulvert, 70 Interfere with or prevent the
cleaning Of the sAmei and any owner OF such sta
BILE, pig pen other structure erected over any
drain or sewer or near any culvert which intereres
with or prevents the cleaning thereof no shall re-
fuse TO remove the came within ten days after being
notified so TO do by the City Marshal, shall on con.
victiOn thereof bef re the Mayor OF sam city, be
hned not more u an ten dol afs; and may al,O be
fined i've dollars per da, until such stable pig pen
or other structure shall be removed, and pay hll
costs OF persecution.
THIS ordinance Bhall take effect and be in force
from and after itH publication. Attest,
WIN. 30 BERGER,
Prsst City Council.
A. A. bUTTEaFIELD, City Clerk. nova
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-04
COURT mATTERs.

STATE or ONO vs.. REuBEH GErHARr.-
The defendant, who 10 Marshal Of MiADis
burg, is charged with committing an assault
upon the person Of Aaron oonklin, Ofthat place
This case vas called this morning, and Al
the prosecuting witness was proved TO hav,
been drunk yesterday, and could not be found
this morning, his recOgniEaucs for $50 was for
feited, and the defendant discharged.
The facts in the case, as we are informed, are
about these; On the day Of the last election
Conklin was drunk. and was creating distur,
bance in that peaceabs village, when he was
very properly arrested by the Marshal, whom
be resisted and colsred, when he was knocked
down by that officer; and for this he had him
arrested. The Marshal waived an examination
spd hence this suit before the Probate Court
The Marshal is a small man, bat when he at
tempts to make an arrest he generally succeeds.
State Of Ohio, vs., Jacob Rite.--The Defen
daDt was charged with petit larceny. A,v.
Hoffer, Esq, his attorney made an able effort
in behalf Of his client, but the facts were against
him. The Defendent was found guilty and
6ned IS and costs.
State Of Ohio, vs.. John whitsell and Thos
o'OOnner.-The Defendants we're charged with
playing cards. Neither them or prosecuting
witness appeared. Their recogpisance were
forfeited, and case dismissed at the cost Of prosk
ecutiug witness
State Of Ohio, VS.. John Turbeville. The De
fendant was charged with carrying concealed
weapons Defendant failed to appear, recogni
zance forfeited and case dismissed.
The criminal term Of the Probate Court ad.
iourued this morning.
Judge Haynes Court (suPerior) will meet to.
morrow morning to close up the unfinished
business Of the October term.
On Monday next the Court Of Common Pleas
will commence its November Session.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-04
HUSTON HALL!
rarNovor before Exhibited in this City-Vsa
Thursday, Friday aud Saturday
Ntghtsi
Noveaber Sd 4th and 6th, Rt7sg O'Clock, and sATUR-
DAY AFTERNooN, at O'Clock.
Or. r BoalOs New and Colossal Representation
DIR KANE'S
woRLD-RENowNRp
Arctic VoyagesI /!

EMBRACING A COMPLETE VOYAGE
nom New YORK to the Arctic Regions Of Ice,
and vivtdly portraying the perlOus adventures,
wonderful discoveries aud singular phenom enA witt
messed by Dr. Kane and HIS brave companions, du-
ring their famous Expedition In search OF Sir John
fIenklini executed by the great American Artist,
GEORGE HEILGE, Esq from private Drawings
and Sketches furnished by the late DR.. Kane.
Mr.. THOS. HICKEY who accompanied DR.. Kaneis
last expedition, and who won for himself an envia
pie reputetton through his devoted attachment to
the lamented navigator, will appear at each exhibi.
ton In EaquimAux Costume
Several Of the most interesting relies Of this ever
memorable Expedition, among which are DR.. Kanes
celebrated Esqulmaux Dogs, Btah and Taolmick,
cite Dresses, Medals presented by Queen Victo.
ria 10 Mrs. Thomas Hickey; Esquimaux Boat or
Kayak, Walrus Tusks and Whales Teeth, &C., 40.
The very interesting narrative of DR.. Kane'S last
Arctic Expedition, by Mr.. ThomN Hickey, DR..
kane's eompen'on-for sale by the Author, at the
door. Price 10 cents. 10y
Exhibition every evening At "a, and saturday af-
ternoon at O'Clock.
Tickets 20 eentsj Children IS cents.
novs-dat d. @. LA RUE, Agent.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-04

1@.Th latest most wonderful cure effect
ed by patent medicine recorded, is the fol.
lowing;
A boy swallowed silver dollar An houI
afterwards the boy threw up the dollar, all
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-04

"Sonny dear" said a fond mother, "you
have a dirty face" Cant help it, man,
dads black republican"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-04

Tsee 4th page foy z elegrsph Reports.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-04
A Valuable Tract of Land
WILL BE soLD AT A BARGAIN!

A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, CON.
n tanning Oue Hundred and Sixty Acres, is nov
offered for the 6rst time at private sale II Is To-
Gated in Pauldng county. 3 miles from the County
Seat, and mile from the Wabash and Erie Ca
nal. II is heavily timbored, and is one Of The
most desirable pieces Of land 10 North Western
Ohio. The title is arst class, and there are
membranes upon II. The land can be had at q
bargain, II application be made soon.
Particular information can be had OF the lend
by calling on @. p. HUBER.
Christophor's Auction Rooms, corner Of Jed,r
son and Market SITS. nov. 3.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-04
THE DAILY EMPIRE
oRFIoa or rUsLloArioN.
Empire Building ihirdh. SOuth side bs.. Main Isas
Cincinnati Agency

- Maiies ooper yessinadvnnos.
sinais 8 spies, pntnp In wrapperS . .boents
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-29
RICHMOND WHIG,

PkrkKsBrRo, Va, Oct. 20, 1889.
To the Editor ofhe Whig:
Encosed / send you my recent letter. As you
published. from Baltimore paper,
OF the affair at Black Jack, request you give your
readers correct one Very truly, yours,
II. CLAY PATE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-29
LETTER FRoW sTNAToR vAsoy

IT, ne Efifor of fls Consultation
IL is right and due 10 truth that Tho material f,cs at
tending The late inccudiaty attack the town OF Har
pprs Ferry should be- correctly understood
fhere Fts 10 issWrrfoH, In any form whatsoever on
The part Of an OF me ighsttspts g residents Of that
town or is vicinity. There is little doubt that snch In
'urrecon vas fully expected by the leader Of the armed
mscreant who came from the adjoining state clsndcs
timely, and under Of night into the tosnan ex
prcahon IN which sihey we're wofully disappointed
ffly admired ~ themselves. The fact y undoubtel
that NOT mau, Hact or rkifs ioip,d fi,a afey the,
came Into Firglne OF gave them I'D or sssapcs 10 sny
Eh Eus Ih',sher their capture ther lea9sr (Rrpsp)
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-29
LIFE AND FIRE INsU ANCE.
KNOWLES wALFORD, Asrs
GtplTll DEDUEGEgTEn nEEn ~. -,

NEW YORK LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.
MUTUAL SYsTEh
Capital 600, 900.
nAE HUNDRED TIOC5AND DOLLARS dsposted wth ,hs
~ Sguptroier OF the state of New
OF NE Company 10 secure policy holders.
p'tohNis sAbk aSSuAIiT On sosT Liberal Principle
foy per - ot the prelum be
Insured when The pget--aa t5O. 49,
fil-es Issued I'D able to the
an age OF To- the family Of st death vs
happen previously 70 arriving a that sEe.
able t.rE. ' ~ " wv 0' 'a'0'-
r~ es ssHed 81 sEeaiiy reduced premium vhsn
aifi p'ris'; noi 10 psrticipste la the dividends,
~ igssss paid promptly and sihaut
We shan De pleased To
70 ' Old and reliable Company which befSrs YOU eer
WORKMAN WYATT. Ag,r,z
on % leu Aa1 acct.
ru,s xyop-u,,, sfE -oSEs above Post once.
asl.aA Agsai and Attorney
MEDICAL E1A MINERS: AP-' Il ~
Jas u CSWAV, NJ. d
- h L cOLzsGS, NJ D.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-29

ptHE BLACKBERRY wENE.-I an In r@ceiot of
some very nne Blackberry Wine which can uaTrant 10 be
- an agreesbe ard safe remedy DlarrhR Ac Yor
l'nulr complaints H Is iaVaAble highly h,
one tri VII couynre that Il Z Superior -ay pre-
P"oh OF compound Tor Tie above eonplanis sale
-, WAaSER L wAEiNG
oct'H No. l0s Rroad 81. above 9th
- Ra0sINE OGL.-Ju.t received a suprrior ,yjIci. -
IN herHsine Oh. which warrant TO he gruuEs,
80. " l. wARING
uNt4 h-ssi Street above sth
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-29

20 sss.fi; ssi: sEw LAEP, ~ss %,.l,o, ~.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-29
JAMES q. BOsuER.
INSURANCE AG

= CE Ad ENT.
CeS Ef site 81 Iin STREET Ss-psd aor Nt eT1. ,,, n,
-kris GHd iiff. .
- EPREsENrs the foio~inE established and r,i,h. co
III pane-. ~ ~
Arctic Fire Insurance Co. Of the City OfN-~ YORK. capital.
HoHsOldi Co. sf the ciiy of New Ycri e.p
tai and surplus .......... - - o.9 a. n
Yuon Co. Of the CITY u New Yol esp;.
anu ID
surplus
PhniS Fire In Co. Of Brooklyn Capital surplus. ,9oi oo
Policies issuei Buiidinr.. Furniture M,nuaeore.
and PersonslP op,ry Esner.y agAns, os. AmAE. BY
punciualiy settled the
conducted they by experienced Affords m,
Insured the ample
contracts entered into by them -iu uhe ss,I
iaefoy The long experience subscriber In
matters viii facilitate and protect abie. The
interest OF all ~ho he disposed Cou
risks Inland navigation Vessel. and h-jr r,ry.. h.,
POn ihsu-~d on the niost reasonable terms.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-29
NO n 4. z A RmERs or YInGINI-r.-.,
pL0Ws FOR FALLOwINC---

PLo,Ws PLs,,Ws FOR FALL1WLNC-~
CIIiNE II NHEAT-B Relieving that IhAve S--N
IN ny NEW FLOW the Piow In use Ir<R-r1IFlDSSs-
THIS o1er ihe and
VIZ Implements audifthey those So
have they them amer irving tbeu, -
~ fresh supply OF TuFniP sesd iuSi received,
Iy49 T. 4 "a goar. 81 80 - n: a. -, ~ Msln So,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-29
DIARY OF ONE OF THE HARPERs FERRY con
SPIRATORS

.S.l.na. near Miacke.l.c. I.a.. "a eI. 10
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-29
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital. S1O,oOO.Ooo!

ANNUAL INCOME, s22bO,OOOl
NyEsrED IN THE UNITED STATES, OVER ssooOoot
ohs COnipdav
WE respectfully
w aad London Insurance
Arsr cash capital aud investments saied above
c Aee capital ani ineor- Of the Company rnAbe
No., sSnssleh 70 parties reqnng lsrrs amounts ofn.uraues
In adon 20 the ordinary moc %
sa.s sPkRAANESTfOLfCLESo ;s pay nisnt Of TIN YyI
AZ PhkHthS PrVpsr,y Is, fh-RsShiih, PERHkyKNTLI \
INSURED The Policy be canceed
num will be returned les per cent
This Company Will make Rents by yt- On
neE and most liberal prneipl-. - -
Cnrr the Policies OF this Company all claims
seniAon Of satsfaetory Of o. d
ton for fH,e,e; and Is An- pres.ts
ton % preof. wORTHAM A WYATT 49,.
mhlt lso Main street, few doors above Postofee
LIFE and FIRE INsU ANCE.
KNOWLES wALFORD, AGrs
CAPITAL REPRESENTED OVER 81, 900, 900
WLAre aErns for Of the best Life Fir,
w Couipanes 10 the Cned States.
pefty the Mutual Plan not 1tls ~ M
thing over his annual premium. '"'' ~ A"y
ayidynds range fie .ii 10 81 We believe
can satisfy pSse visiting Insurance
. Per cent % their premiums by nsurns with US " "
oeo KNOwLrs WGIYORn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-29

WINTER CLOTHING.
OPENED THIS DAY.
THURMAN e. HULL, 10 Main Street, have Over
Il Coats, Business suits, Suits Pants
500 Over-Coats
800 Dress nd Costs
800 business Suits
1OCO
1000 pair Pants
200 dozen Shrs
100 do
With Collars, Gloves Neck Ties, suspenders and
The stock Is large, and
customers. Walk In ami your goods
are sold for cash only TUPMAN a HULL,
oe23 1lO Main
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-29
JERSEY CRY MOULDING AND PLANNING MILL.
CnlNER OF aREENE LNn AInna srnELIa :.
rrIcE Rrcuuorp 4 parrnIr Co !

OTTIcE RICHMOND DASvHLE X. r. Co
August 12th, 1859. (
VNIY1DEND G0TCEAt meeting the President and DE
~ recors Of this Company, held this day, II
Resolro ThaA dividend Of ir per
share be declared payable their legal rem
teseniauycs aud amer the 1st day Of December
An extract nom the minutes
Tests, THos. W. BRocKENBRoUGH
anlb-ta andT Treaa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-29
DnossRR,s r,TEST ,,.,.,

pHOSSER,S PATENT LaP-WELnRp ,uc~
= hoiief Iubes.-Evrry article ne-rs..-v nm
iGoePt.tez and 70 iAr R-st n1aurrr 80
Luoe Sieaners, Steei-WiTe and Nhae bone Bru.brs
iHhes Tor AItesian Wells. taxsth-r s.h o h
adss, or with Couplings either Inside - -
-. "a. THOMAS PROssER soS
> Easfs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-30

To clear them out all Real Maltese Sets at
the extremely low price of from SO 50 up 75 This
is a reduction to less than half
All our Real HontOn Sets marked down to 81 90 and
upwards.
25 Elegant Medallion Sets for s. and upwards. They
very cheap.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-30
CAMBRIA BANDS, DIAIITY BANDS, EDGINGS
AND INSERTINGS, SLEEVES, AND
INFANTS' WAISTS.

and all other kinds Embroderes marked down at
heard OF low prices The largest sale rich Embroidered
Handkerchcfs, Lace HENS stitched, and Linen Cambria
IIandkercef which the ladies of Worcester and vicinity
1lrn.LI md ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-30
GREAT BARGAINS IN REAI SEE

% maiAeu uoWu 70 u'ii price
Low Beautliul llQton Point Applique ana Nalenetennes
oon"'s' nlaiheu uo"i very cheap
GREAT BARGAINS IN REAL SETSs
To clear them out we oner all our Real Maltese Sets at
le extremely low price OF from % oO up 10 50 TO- inns
Is Ieuuctloh 70 less tilal nall
All our heai HVhltoh SETS marked uOWh 10 SfUU anu
upwards, ,,,,,,
20 Elegant Meuallloh sets LOT 80 ana upWarus Ihey
are very cheap.
c,,,nn,,, ,.>-,,, --, - -, ,,
NAApl'lN pANbo' DlNllll bANboi EDulNeo
AND lNSERTINGS SLEEVES AND
INFANTS WAISTS
and all other kinds Of Embroderes marked down at un,
Uandk ercbcffs Lace Hem s1tehed and linen Cambric
andkerceis which the ladies Worcester and vicinity
ever dreamed az
BLACK LACE Wells.
o. noz nr.t+,, ro,,nd c,r,oro5 Dot+od vits ,,.,, .
ncsd p horldr ~ me in & us, Win
They are verv cheon nj IS cents Ever lodv in ent %
a Van shonId Innt ~ those ~ i'"' :" ""ii' VI
Dn1 Nri,air Tnis AZ IA c.n+a
mn +" IS. imarted dawn yerv Inv l,y e WIS oh CTS
boz Real Thread Lace Wells, from So to s25 each
BLACK EACES.
% New pieces of Black Lace Flouncn for Nantilias
frIm va 10 2 yIs wide. the on1v fi7 ossortrnent In
Worcester We shall clear them OUT at low nric -
Inches broad BLACK SIN Tdoius ar Tho Nv nrjca Of
25 cents per yard. -
600 doZ new Black Trimming Laces in all widths at
unheard of low prices
eleEa e ss o. Real and Imitation Vaien
200 Pieces q Real Thread Laces; in white and Black
All oar Real Laces have been marked down fully rs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-30
Anrustnlents.
TO! FOR THE HITE
IL MOUNTAINS!
E " G UR $40 NJ.

Il " g URSI ION!
Tho undersigpad ba,pr co,,nlatol his
is now nrenared TO offer Ia The i1eps nf pTyience an
Rhode island genprnII, an onnor.unt, Ia ,,sit t,o
" 80 Wv
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
at very cheap rate of fare. Ordinarily the cost of
trip TO this world renowned mountain great
that many denied the privileges bat by the present
arrangement the rate of fare low that all avail
themselves OF the opportunity POSSIBLY never to be offer
ed them again to do so.
iN0OholoN ilChEls Will De sold at the low price of
FiGEuvV noTJsuS
,.-, -, -
VIII eiltie me h9ioer 10 passage to and from
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-03-02
Cemiicbes Nittcrs
betl. araubtth an

pftl! 6runoBlm dC
sttf bslbmeroen, DiSpepEe unb Gelblubt, trput.
lhe ocer nsruGie SAwi6sn, Nierenfranfbeiten
iao lle NfanfbsiWn, ipeIhe bon Deroprbenem ORA,
gen pper Der Qebtr entiftbcn.
ostb a.s t~raOpfaus, inneFl DE. pemortben, anbrana be
slu'f. Il Id BEN aopfe Saurs TN wedasn, 5eribrenaen, Bob.
ss'es asfati I'm RIasn uab luterielb, S4persr Nttem
2eltiop "a o@s Hs Der 4uetn. BIefen In benz @tRdt
8tte u"e R9pftdntrsen, Beftwerbsn betn Ntbmen, GeIb.
Tfrbe' Der. 6aat urb @astn, SeittnRsden, Sdmsr,tn I'm
Mtf nm ben @iitbrR, 5tse I'm EOpf xnp Bremen TIM
i stib, ~Sdaatassit uah 1itbtrSefhla aentet
~ E9eatbIner %empfstlen btefe 8ttbi3tn Der Mnfmtrlfnm.
et bis uohf inns. fen ~lttrt.nat BON benz 9Dertb ub b.r
Anse nsisRSett 6~trfsfsen fir ALE Qttben. wDflr Hs ~SrrRetenb
smrfsel n Wtre. 50 tit btts ietn nenes unb unseprafteS
Dllt. I tOsfsfn sta.s. bas felt 10 Sdbrsn BITE prlfuxs Dor benz
! "erttdntthen Uent ~beRanbeu bat unb btEen 0uf Mub Der.
tauf BIZ Test nod BON ieiasm Gabern errtiat wurtt. Die
.eua"tbe. UttHs BE- ahmte unb ausseaet&nets Nersx unb prt.
aus au n Etetlen btefes 2dnbes 81 @uneen aeben
'et ~ tins %anaebsusre unb At { eeRaue Dur@ltf ing bee anf6tr.
t@ O0n esa 9tsentbamer Uubliatrttn almana&s. mel&en Der.
{ os unentselelt4 6ur@ BITE &senttn s~trtpeIeR last. mug au2
zen unaf iubigftn -Iber,eu9en, ba6 btefts Bttters mtrtth bf
Grub atndt ssrsssat. rd&e e. trIanet bat.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-03-02
lberf nTlb reinid t OnS SIuf
0lllen anDeren WiQrn nprnms
OefbdftSbMhcr, Mapicrs nmo
sQoorr.

Samuel E. Turner, Rc. 8 Sabs@ barlesfr.
bait ~tsRdntis i'm @OrrGtt Elm srOses wager ssn Yapisr,
Experimentation, CSelhafts. un6 GOntD. Bldern. Sa fet.
mem Eager teFntet ft@ inIdubii6es unb tmrOrt,rtss @&rets.
un6 Brtef. Yapier BON allen mUeltten Sprien NIB EabrtFtn.
Rotten papttr ltnttrt u6 neib IN grocer MuswatI.
rttt.Grupert aner Scrfsn.
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