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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-25

PALACE GARDEN Music HAI.-A ",nonster musical
festival according to the programme given here
last night, under the direction OF Dr. Gunette OF our
most popular resident artists. DR.. Guimette led
in securing the services OF Nine Bishop and other
FIRST rae artists. Tho programme included Thanks
giving Anthem" quarte.tc and chorus, by tho Men
delssohn Un:on sJubant Chorus" by the Gut'met,e
Society, newly organized BODY of singers; the "Inam
matus," by Madame Bishop and the Mendelssohn
Chorus; two other pieces by Madame Bishop; solos
by Mrs. Mozart, Miss Hawley Miss Kate Comstock, Mr..
Cooke tenor Guinette BARITONE Aptommas the harpst
Pa,.ison, pianist, &c &c, making up OF tho very
best concerts that has been given here The spa
cious hall pretty well filled, and the audience seemed
to be especially delighted with the rich musical which
they enjoyed at merely nominal price of admission.
series Of such concerts in the OF the Opera would
pay well,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-25

DsAp LETTER OrricE.-We examined yesterday
the catalogue articles which have accumulated tho
above .med office since IS4s. The department has used
every EFFORT them TO their proper owners aud
beng unable 10 deliver them they DOW to DO sold for
The Ixssgr the proceeds any after paying charges, to
be dcpoeec Ia the United States Treasury subject to
der should tho proper .vucrs hereafter be found The
catalogue cmbracs coats hats, socks, drawers gloves,
srarf frcnhers patent nhuE tube gold pens, pencils,
and all kinds q email e@ciry magnablo undersiecves,
slf handkerchief box Ct dssectne Instruments, pocket
bhee, childr,as oressce, lace collars books, buttons,
ceh uTses, slippers chcfllecs, beoqu, boots SHIRTS,
fahs 'cr Fame fowls, cornhcd hoe black silk basque,
.o"si ftawh, CATERS, ssgar case snuff box, specaces,
ase teeth, p'Rt .ata broans aprons panaiet,es,
nmltu, shoadcr braces, silk flag. r~ors, 100 cate.
NNen cr1 stats, nipple glasses, ecmves. edg-
'Ei ANn thousand other things too numerous TO men
r. - lswnhokere shop cxcclied in variety the
Nos. - ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-25

Married.
CAREY-PERNE On Thursday morning, Nov. "a, by
Rev Enwin F. Hatfield, DR.. ELIAS RIGGS CAREY, OF New
Providence N j.. 10 AMANDA A. PKuSI, daughter Of a.
Perine, Esq, of this city.
BARpESBERGE-VAS HoRN-At the Reformed Dutch
Church, Bergen, n j. on Thursday, Nov "a, by the Rev.
Dr. Taylor, A. A. HARDEsBRRGH, OF Jersey CITY, to Miss
CATHERINE VAN HoRy, of Bergen, NJ.
sEzxAs SEIxAs.-On Weunts oay, November % by Rev.
J. j. Lyons MYER L. SiaxAs, to VICTORIA daughter Of
Jacob L. Scixas all Of this city.
SINcIAiR-DRrMxoYp-O On Thursday, November "a, by
the Rev Mr.. Service, Mr. ALEXANDER SINCLAIR, of zap
hank L. /, to SARAH McCAuaHAS, daughter OF James
Drummond, Esq Of this city.
souIrr-iTANeE1Is-o Wednesday, November %, by
the Rev VerreD, JoHs SQUIRT, Of New Orleans to Mrs
SUSAN lie ANGELS, OF New York
SuTTos-MuRIS On Wednesday, Nov. %, according to
the ceremony of the Society Of Friends JOSHUA B. Sur
TON, Of Brooklyn, To MARY ARSo MURgy, OF tns city
SMITB-RoHzRr -On Wednesday, August 81. at Trinit,
Church. by the Rev Freaerck Ogiiby Mr. EARLE HARR
Smith to Miss MARGUERITE EEoNoRE, daughter Of Sebas
| tian Robert ESQ
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Army Intelligence.
COURT MARTIAL ON CAPTAIN HAZARD.
GENERAL oRpYpe NO %


ST. Lous Mo-, Nov. Z, 1862
l. Before General Court Martial which assembled at
Fort keerney, Nebraska Territory on the 18th ult in
these headquarters, and Of which court Breve Colonel
Charles A. May Major Second dragoons, President
Captain George THE Fourth regiment Of ar.
iery. the f,,owlug charges ,itcat,ous
CHARGE sn e +. S4ss.s as CLARKE
tain sSrss T. s.s . If f Dow CAP
& fa ni s..v as return e
months June 1865 :. Flows viz TO iir.
% Sa No. u. sec nd
on &c ss west Of A'n a0
csAacE sKcosp- rRErrRREp COL. JOIN MONROE.
81 GssF @af esTs"
90 meeting Captain FIaucs n csass q p he ssm.
resmen ~ or nea The c9or Of private room adjacent 70
folio. Peloaae not % notes me
furnished on Or about the 4 q FsJraary ws sn
G or s aSs q se 'R Frs. &c
George " s5zsra VII Oh investigated charges preferred
CapsIn Francis n i.rke Fourth artillery ssa which dndns
a % Se a v rs !, M
Var" and Conduc. unbecomng officer gentleman
1Lis Fort Laramie T. about tbs 7th day OF Febru
srsosD1n Us .h,. Frs: Lieutenant
le Ga soon after ,Le oocur,epce nenoned II the foregoing
i. and, with his hand address Captain
bss s
lain hed States assistant surgeon Johns Medica,
j.. nj. Second lieutenant Miner second draeous ana
holman frzbueh in iol the presence Of
tbs crowd and puppy or words M I'VE
effect This or. Laramie n T. on or about the iii day Of
February. 1850
SPECIFICATION THRprn this that First Lieut. now Captai,
of artillery af,ar
hsx tee furnished With ar official copy OF the 6ndios snd
opps of he Cour, OF Ipqu,ry mcuonec 10 the fret sec
did follow from, naca
cat r budcenn Ia hand certain officers 81 Tho
ARTILLERY who peare "a illnesses bsfose
III. curt of Inquiry Aforementioned viz Captain Iisrka
u,efpn. Pelouse ard IieuriaDt Foe and dii ohtrn1c
hnsr uron her presence in d mapner un s,al sno e1M
HING town, sad officers srled by desire IL
confront bern 10 ruaut sur tns after The said Itrst ii.,
tenant now Capnn Hazard was Informed bv amid nea.r.
they %, no q rha rtcroorse with him or words To- Inc
sieet IAts OF RET a.rme n IT, Oh q about the 5sh 9Th
~, sh We ana Io.n as!e OF rsbrnny. 1873
f,os ~ he snsc,fca,iou srs, os.ra ~ h. -
yae ol he all len va. "hsreed as stated bur J,n, ,bs,
there anything false fraudulent Improper in the trans.
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A Republican Unitcd States Senator'S Opt
nion Of tho Men woo Extol tho Acts OF
OLE John Brown.


nion Of tho Men woo Extoi tho Acts OF
OLE John Brown.
Tho Providence Journal, whose editor Is the Hon.
Henry D. Anthony, Rhode Island United States Senator
says
We concodo very sincerely the courage truthfulness
aud csn.erestcdn.ss Ut John Brown. But altogether
condemn his act We do not doubt that he did what he
Thought was right Bu hot think that his course
was rgat II is deserving Of condemnation, of mita-
ton.
Thero arc some distinguished men from whom we DIFF
Ger UPON this subject Now, there is thing should
AXE 70 have explained by Mr. Er, rson, Mr. Philips and
The others, VITO tell u that john Brown s tho VINO
hiss made 4 pfssb for an AMERICAN 10 without
samc 70 bnroic that b. IL al American, who proclaim
that his cause the one tor true man TO follow; that
th Rai'oss To be f'rcver glorious like the cross,
and much more IA the style. If Ill this Is
-; !"hh biowa III his la'e attempt was the mo-
De- man; " be oid what II "a the high duty Of
noble hearted spirit to 90, If he act the example which is
worthy Il such nnqaanued uda alton and OF mltaaon,
Why "a the woria 90 nol these heroic who talk
to.dv o. and DO VIA; ta od9 Why they content TO
stAna on this lower plane Of Manhood, which they
occapyt They have taken maguihc,n,iy about what
makes in this iss. Why do they not try TO be
men alter the model which they comfncrdy To be sure
the experiment. would BIZ prrious, nay, fatal Blu, what
OF that True greatness may manhood, told,
sisis IN sncn sacrifice as Bowns Why then hurry
and make il According ;hcm, Brown is doing and
martyr Than be coulo have By the cloau.nce Of
Pitt ane the long HE OF Methuscah. Why they
hen JOIN him, help the victory Of rceoorn and place
ter names, With Browns, among these that twill
not willingly lot dleyi
thanc. your wurr9. or your acts, Gentlemen. Either
follow Brown modify tho language with which sour
adohir. al bun eafarterz his deeds.
10 long a. you do not, you sho@ that you men,
measured 10y tie standard which you yourselves hold up.
let us have somting besides the putchfnan's 'prav
orts else fewer OF thrin. The iancniabe result Of
thIs ldscrininae piase &c honest but crrng man
Will be the eico'ag mtnt Of others 10 follow bis unhap
ny eyarc, while Thu gho furhish tho encouragement
Keep themselves Vt s.f- oistaoe from peril and speud
tner heroic lves Ia gvfEying through words what they
dare not do u. u,s-iv-s. That may be lofty style of
herosm. but we have not yet atted 10 height where
afynNo nm iart i m hall
bis mistakes, To gaia little from lctia
lions fhcs lie did MT urge any one 10 peril which
be Was uc. willing ~ face himself.
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city polssscs.
rAnNASx RATIFICATION MEETING.

TsmnAry Han vii be in blaze Of glory TO night, in
Consequence o. The grand Mayorany ratification meeting
The managers Of The affair present long array Of names
Of cmDeni speakers who they promise, VIII cnlghte the
electors the coming CANVASS Whether the speakers
~iil all sppear not question that be definite
~ settled Until After The meeting.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-25

Clinton Gilbert, Of New York city, purchased plot No
Son which there large dwelling. built by French
gentleman who was owner Of the Land previous 10 the
State purchasing This plot brought the highest price
~ fD per acre. Tho bidding was quite spsrsed, and
there Was quite . large attendance Among the crowd
there wis quite n number Of New Workers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-25

Selling On.
consequence Of important change nr 10 take
place the first Of January entire ocs Of Fashionable
Winter Clothing must be closed therefore offer arre
elegant stock mpspe every Style and Description II
Winter Clothing for Men and Boys and Winter Furnishns
Goods at bare commission cost TO crpccses
Those who have not yet supplied themselves VIII now b.
GRABBED do 50 at great saving and have splendid
select from.
Cohes in the surrounding cities and towns win be literally
d. with
We shall close out the entire Winter Stock before the time
nsmed. " 4. even brings lees than ruet ~
This rare opportunity, almost The beginning NJ tha
Winter season, and should be ed OF In time whe ia
stock u full and complete. - -
D. DEvLIN Co.
IS, 80 and 90 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-25

Millions Of Bottles Of Mrs. Window
Soothing syrup used every year the States
for children teehing, with failing success Reisf
immediate and certain Only PC. bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-25

Ora " 1BSs az the DeBn State LOtte-
reeve Oh, tDAsY 20. hsnagers Ut the
DELAWARE, GEORGIA, ErNrucEY AND MISSOURI STATE
pEiAwARr-EATRA CLASS, No. 6iS. EovlxsRs 81 iasa
So, IL, l6, TO- 81, 4, 81, 25. T3. SO, IL, as q
DElAwAnE-CIAss No GA. NoyEsBkR "a, 1889
a. S. %. t6, 6s, 5, go, IL, Is, "a. s. ~, 49, SO.
Circulars sant free ~ aypepke by addressing
WOOD, EDDY CO., Wilmington, Delaware
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-25

OPERA MArNEE-NADAsE rAsNA BrsHop.-One OF the
best audiences Of the assisted at the one per
formancc yesterday when Madame Anna Bishop sung
for the first time the Academy of Music The Troy
was also gven with Beaucade and Alberni bat the main
attraction Of the matinee found the costume scnas
from "Norma" and the "Tancred," by Madame Bishop
The savorte saarce sung admirably and looked exceed
inely well - audience showered her with bouquets,
ard rccaIsl her after each ,ieco which she sung.
The "Casta Diva has rarely been sung by any one so
finely as by Madame Bishop, who is, beyond all question:
the finest Norma in the country the present time Her
voice is as fine If not finer than ever she fully sus-
tans her reputation Of the brilliant singers
the day. Abortn had due share Of the honors of the
otnte. She sings Leonora exceedingly WELL aud in the
last act is superb
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-25

Hill, inimitable Hair Cutter.-Hair
Dye 20 cents hiact brown. Depot No Barclay street,
and sold by all druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-25

Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
pees be inhe world SURPRISING all made Sold and 40
Piled a he mandatory, E3 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-25

Sale ~ Property On the Hudson.
sAic o. portion Of the STATE Farm al Sing Sing, ad-
soent to the prison. made s, Wednesday by Messrs
Buter Schultz Mathews sacloneers Of this city, real
ixng about $500, as fcl,cwss-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-25
Political Intelligence.

MADNESS or TIKI Black RaPUBLicANs-Slnce tue an
of the official canva In this State, showing
the election Of that portion Of the democratic tckt which
endor sod by the American party at ulca the black
republicans have become absolutely furious, and are
bndy striking right ADD left often hitting their TRENDS
and supporters well their foes IN tho Know Nothing
camp They DOW re'usa TO accept any kindaess, sy n
patty or aid from the American Organization aud are de-
cor mined in future alone, peforrng do,ea. to vic
tory when the latter would have 10 BIO shared with the
Know Eothngs.
MIsrAKE 1t has been stated that The black republican
lobby gang In Albany very much put out at tho nom
nation Of Havemeyer in this city That Is not 10; he
just the man they want they prefer him by all odds to
Opiyke and Havemeyer Is elected i. will be with the
assHtanco Of black republican votes
MESSAGE on THE GOVERNOR TExAs.-Gov. Rnnnels
sent his annual message To the Legislature of Texas tho
9th inst He takes retrospective view Of the state OF
parties, from the formation OF the government down. and
elbows that the democracy still fighting for the
principles Of strict construction and republican govern
mcn as in the days Of jefferson BE says 1t is tho duty
OF the democratic party steadty oppose present
Generalization attempted by the opposition and urges the
necessity for building democracy Texas upon the
well defined principles Of the platform.
CLARK AND HAsxN.--rhe Washington Star is satisfied
iaat Mesrs Clark and Haskin OF New York. are deter.
mined not TO vote for any republican party man for
Speaker which tends 70 lesson the prospect for repubn
can party triumph In tho organization Of the House.
CoSr or THE RsGruRr IAw-The Commercial Adcetisr
Agures up the cost OF the Registry law In New York city
alone at tho recent election, at forty thousand six
hundred and thirty doas The cnarter election is 10 come
on in few days, and tho Commercial says the rcgistra-
Zion for That will certainly be large that Of the
former ono making expense TO tho city Of New York
OF nearly one hunored thousand dollars.
ASnCAucus The democrats Of the Alabama and Geor
a Legislatures have set their faces against no
nations for Office.
Jkss DAyE-In accordance with invitation from tho
Senate and House OF Representatives Of Mississippi,
Senator Davis consented to address the Legislature
h fellow citizens in the ball of the House of Representa-
tves, at Jackson, Mississippi, on the 18th inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-25

REWARD Fos A CR,aINAL-- Governor Magcfin Of Ken
lucky, has offered reward OF $50 for the arrest of
Rub Champ, who few day since mace bis escape from
the Lexington Jail He under sentence OF fifteen
years in the pen!!eatiary FOR committing rape on his
brother widow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-25


tousoidAaec tctiss, Of delaware
FRANCE. eRoApBErrs co..
sAsAeKaa
The Lessature o. the q De,Ava arc ia las. session
.sept, lean &c ls gbeersiso@d comr sprotre
d osr, hereby certify As s oIssus srs IS na
srssxx CousrY-CrAs soe Novxxsxa "A. 1870
43, So. 10, "a, IL, e5, 40. 81, &c, At, 6s, SO.
CONSOLIDATED LorTxsv -OIAs I72 Nov. "A. issa
Go. 20, 2. 50. &C, 81. TO- IS. Is, 1. rs, g. Al. IT,
San.ss hseds = Wilmington. DsL. As dag rhurs-
j jSHs 2. tHsaLxr. }cenm........
1 SzascE ssoaDsss.s co. \,
Hslmes' Down Town Gallery, from
nssae IsvSsa a a. s ,h go.sway OLA
B..oy': Gallery he. Removed from sss
graphs. b.sussrsossps: add EN- snS.oy p'-' ''~
patent rrues, angles vtc.sss
Grover 4 Bakers Noiseless Family Sew
e e sShios sTsl lev p sSsS
sss sss sad IN S ,:s AZ
opposite Bond street, under the LAfssse Hosse.
Heritage Patent Champion Fire
and burglar prof Safes 2l broadway corner Of Murray
Hat Mirrors, ScIf.Adhesive-Manu HAe-
orcd only by the inventor GEO. WHEELER st sos Broad
Crissadoro's Hair Dye. Wigs and Tou-
privately applied. No s Aston House. -
Opera and Marine Glasses. OF the most
Per cent cbesper than where IN the city
CO. G6ex Broadway, opposite Bond street. under uA La
Barry's Trtcopherous 10 tho Best and
restoring s ii. s ssa BY
Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
be hes. nhe world surpss.ng all made Sold and AZ
Piled n the mandatory. rs Broadway.
Hill, inimitabIe Hair Cutter.-Hair
Dye % cents hiact brown. Depot No Barclay
and sold BY all druggists.
millions Of Bottles Of Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing syrup used year the United States
ssHs and ;ss w Only 'ss e. sSs
Beautiful Com pIexi ird's Bloom
Of Youth Liquid Pearl is the best arc in
Identifying and preserving the complexion aud skin It's
Ladies' HairdJess,ng Establishment 80 Broadway.
Trusses OF Every Description for Perma-
sso Brss q M
Knee Caps Ankes and ali Surgical appliances scientifically
HOllOway's Ointment-To Mothers.-
This Sale the only efectual preparation for red
The wboiesbody confined 10 the head
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-25

Barry's Trtcopherous IL tho Best and
cheapest article for dressiDs beauyns cleaning curinx
preserving and restoring he hair LADIES' Try T. Ss BY y
0ruQgistA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-25

Beautiful Com pIexjOn-Laird's Bloom
Of Youth or LIQUID Pearl is The bes. srtc in existence for
Identifying and preserving the complexion aud skin. Its
uoi derfn effects be and tried gratis at LAIRDS
Ladies' Hairdressng Establishment, 40 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-25
Selling ON.

whites Fall SUPPLEMENTARY Dress
Hats WHITES the hAtter 2l6 Broadway, opposnsft
Pauls church. -
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MISCELLANEOUS.

cards. yoUR HAIR GRAY' OR TURNING
"A gray' Or b any color you do not ines III % puy
bottle OF
WILSON'S HAIR CofORER,
The best and cheapest preparation In NE wufn INC
grayest hsr TO beautiful Jes black or ofo"n N two@
'pp"~ 1T n NOT DYE,
bu, WI change The bar any shsde applied like water;
M ,rc,e M lcr,pe he burning the hair and win
incresse Inc grow ID Of the hair at the same time
fWkkTy.f,vE CENTS A BU1TLE
M On rrcsps 81 81 BY mail vii send SIX bottles Of
vi,-n's Hair address In the United SsaaS d
Atua a PASSPORTS ISSUED THROUGH EDWARD
"A RIkGRIl Notary Pubic Commissioner o Decda of al
dc ssAics III Broadway, corner Of chambers street.
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T.. Goodwin & Brothers Patent.

FINE CUT PRkSkkD TOBACCO,
IN the highest state Of perfection attained prs
oil the AROMA and reains the
which PRODUCES That dechtfuy soothing ser saton 20 highly
appreciated by these v DO know what good tobacco in
Manufsctury Nos az and a0 wsisr street. NJ T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-25

Opera and Marine Glasses. or the most
renowned German and French MAKERS large
Per cent cheaper than In the city
farge House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-25

Trusses OF Every Description for Perm ~
Ssnt retention Of Rupture Bathing TTasse seppr,ers
Knee Caps Anke's and all Surgical appliances scientifically
applied BY MARSH Co., No. 2vesey ct Astor House. N Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-25

wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines
Sehse 60s Broadway. New Yogk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-25

TTsxrUL IN HvnRY FAMILY
~ rant grease sp0sa, Ao., removed Insanity. Gov
rbbops, a. cleaned equal 70 without injury = - -
delicate color o. fabric By HeGemAn Cos ConoenfeeA
une. Only - cents pee bualk
HS0IxXR ! o.. IL. % ~ nd RI yssa1Mo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-25

HOll0way's Ointment-TO Mothers
This Sal the only eecua preparation for red III
rssh cracked and all nfp'e Diseases whether general
The uboiesbody confined the head
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-25

BSagiltan Pebble 6p~ctaelea, e suit
every eye Hpeeeces and Eyeklassss gold silver and
ssei sn,es ri sEMpONs CO. Opticians 669x Broadway
opposite bond street, under the LAfssge House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-25

Either o. the above sent by mail postage paid receipt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-03-16
baltimore 4Offkrr.
ssIlmore, Der 10. Wlat5 Ioo9
! @cDr0 SSScrtb. i

Gecra Bertb, elmer Der seifprafen uno @l5-
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1849 uebrere Sabre al8 DonclunBSretienrer
zines beoeutenOeu 0auIe8 en9a9irt 9erDelen mar,
ST. beluGte leltber beinobe uIe G9eile Der @rOe
nno Iammelte cine OlaIe Ototertal, oI8 er mt
leiner slduseuoeu 6eper bearbeiten mOllte. Abet
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Ihreiten fouute, ereiIte ibn Der SOB AMI Qoptt
8ertb Idrjeb fir bic Neue 9lbeinilde 3eltun9
audi eiue 3ieml]Ge An6abl t0ltlider @eo'dte II
Seiue'iher Manter.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-03-16

mad gebibr beltroIt wirben, %ICuoern oa8 0clt
pirOe 3ur @ahlamteit 8e8en eine BrartS per-
anlaBt werbeu, oeren @Iilten5 iebt gar 81 bau
fi8 AUDI ba, mo- fetn @tnno oa6u II, o0rano9e
Ieet mirb, nonnentli6 in Der Glnblleun9 fanattF
der Gemperen5ler."
Mir boben ben treffenoen Wcrten Der Oat
tp @rGau9e" nur WeniseS bet5ufi9en. Weoer
9d13ltAe 8erbctaeIebe, nod Snlpeftlons9elese
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mo es uur mSgtiA 1T, Die Sc uno ben
pop e n nlau 9eoe Dem Solfe 9uten Wetn
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bruoer miro li6 in ubsrraldeno fur6er 3elt
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2anoe Die Sntamba,peln : Bereiluu9 oDer Die
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nimmt nl6t nur unter pen DeutlAen, @Icnoern
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inter Den 0m1r19Olnlulancru Der SAnapS'
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10 f0nnt Sbr Der 0erri4ait oe8 ~ltinft8eu 2eus
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