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VALUABLE IMPROVEMENT

VALUABLE IMPROVEMENT.
EATFR he thoroughly tanned without The use Of bars
any fo whatever. and AZ than two hundred
per cent in the prize materials and in Oneweth the time re-
1t will be tested By eEpeea and shown any who feel inter
ested IN the subject.
Heavy Hides will be tanned IN nom ~ 70 ~ days
Light Hides In from 10 20 70 days
Kip or Calf skins In from % 3 days.
Buck, Sheep Hog or Goat Skins, ln one dag.
this process better article Of Leather made, being heay
er tougher more mprryou water, and preer article In
f,et the old mode tanning utterly Incapable OF making 50
good an article Leather and will submit TO the decision o.
any competent judges. go
plant growing spontaneously over the country and a
b. obtained simply by cltingt' 49,
Apv person wishing to obtain In this process whih
" an edance offer to the public, address
JOHN r. Chiffon,
Liberty Bedford county, Va.
fshe-sn Proprietor
ssec further notice IN the virginia Index.
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
STERE0SC0PIC EMPORIUM.
Il. ANTHONY,
sos Broadway, New York.
After May LIT, 1860, at SOL BROADWAY, Two don
from ST. Nicholas BOtel

AFTER may lst, 1860, at 5Ol BROADWAY, Two dom
from 81. Nicholas BOteL
't'HE sTERFOs OPP the inst,1is rs tri5,o ~
Il A'Hg and eacitiNg Of modern lnyeatlons.
None are 700 yoHg none o oH nom o iHtGgef M. 10
"aeGncdted to acknowledge It's worth and beauty
No home complete without H. and It II ust aud viii ps-r.
ereryniere.
ItPrescn to Your view every par. Of the world IN sr.
, .ooane> pepeei'1e anu @syaess et dt ssf y5s IN,
Psciographgrs are everywhere exploring E1spe Ada Ma
ans America h search u the grand and ,t eg A. M
Te,l9t gftter stW dgs constantly eGrilliag oar soek
DON England Scotland Irelsad Wales France Belgium i,L
Switzerland spain The Rhine Versailles St Cloud Fsnr a.
Iueres Italy, Turkey Egypt AiLens the Holy land hin 10.
da CI sal fsi.cS-a!so Groups Historical amusing narss
scenes bLeaSi1,t scenes pie nice siaus.y &C. &C eqs.
AN1n"tht ~ iDHD,n0d Interior u Palacts, Clurcl Ca
views is most reHidTkdBls
Every gentleman Of wealth taste should have Is
drawing room some Of eJYe rers gas viii !eftT
Ing stereosope showing o. g. 20 scenes Nonr
iond Of NE picturesque and the beautiful
AHmCnys famous Stereoscopc Views are the hish
togIaphe wonder They taken IN the J5r pant fdlesd
peed as sharply and distinctly % II had been efe a m
s I'VE ADDITIONAL value for to the beauties Of iaare nature
udddS ne chdTD fte anil motion. The process ,5yry
OF our own and being gH0Ua Europe W. receive on
aon shd pa large orders for Anthony instantaneous si
Amogg other things Just published s,erecscop, Irr
ons o. me scene o. The PuLToS STREET PRAYER aTTC In VI
10 catalogue
Our Catalogue Of subjects sud prices be forwarded sly
address on receipt Of astamp.
Parties at distance sending g. S. 49, s5 so or g.
sent by Eepress
Views alone, without instrument ran be sent By mail
rares VINO wish to be advised Of anything really valuable "a
the line that cones cut their names place % record
and We vii keep them posted a cur own expense
Men q leisure Will and Photography fascinating aad Be-
nghu AMUSEMENT We prepared 70 % out Gia0t stk
everything necessary their success together Win
" How 10 take stereoscopic Pictures
E. ANTHON Y
Importer and Manufacture Of Photographs Matea s,,fso,
eopes and Siereosccpic Views.
~ Merchants every section " the county respect
July Invited 10 make
10 the trade will be LIBERAL
To PHOToGRAPHERs-Frst class siereoseoTie Negatives
wanted.
send BY mall print unmouned with price q Negative.
Cot this cut iur future referrncel fe.l-im
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II -. N. steam ship II N hNAo - ~ rTFrf,
l . FOR NV NVEK-tIr JANtStOMN, Capt sS..-.Essas
Tfora Skinner vl leave here att O'Clock p NJ, FRIDAY,
ths h as rNr.-1r tickets issued Oh and return t either
90 tht Steamers ssttloou and u. s c-ic. log hc very Dew
r.e 90 Sl Passage t1 NcN York. ra ard s-tcr1ou i1 clue
ief 80 Sfstlr. .lsle. IS Passage to Norfolk AS by
th River boats Freight received today Ils-ay, and up Co the
ha1r on o'crck e. M. Friday
Coug1ets requested send M their goods today Freight
for moderate rates. and forwarded With Dispatch
Tickets and ters secured az cace or on board &c ship
4pfp-s LUDLAN a WATSON.
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NOTICE.
rVOTHE FARMERS or VIRGINIA AND

ITO T II z FARMERS W VIRGINIA. MD
NORTH CARoLINAwe would call attention Of the Farmers
Of Virginia and North Carolina 10 the fact that
featuring the justly celebrated Geer Treher Cleaner and Bag
ger for grain and would advise those in want Of superior
chine, 10 send forward their orders
First premiums awarded tAs 1reher at the "Cenr Az
cutura Pair held here OCTOBER last also a, the State Fair
held In Petersburg It's advantages al other ThresherH yet
invented, consists IN its being portable trhng much cepner
and supercedng the necessity OF running through the Fan Mill
One hall the gsaay employed all other machines will be
found sufficient to prepare In given time an equal quantity Of
grain for market.
pleasure referring OF the ars wheat crew
who using these machines for their superior merits
Mess Robert Sims Of Turkey Island VIM. H. Harrison Up
per Brandon; William Gee Prince George D. Walker HgNa,
lenrco Jas NJ Taylor Richmond VIM Ballard Preston Mont
gomery Adoph Dill licnrco Thos Green, Warrenton, H.
Tho B. Carter Henrco together with many others Of the
largest and best farmers In Virginia
No pains expense VII be spared in the selection Of ms
or ia hs Eotm2p.hp TO produce such machines will
qualled by any y Ia uss,
fss JOHN ". rAIIwELL : tO
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EIEuOyAL.--We beg leave to inform friends ard the
Ia public generally that have removed
store on Governor street between Main and Fraukn whore
have arg.iy increased facilities for manufacturing all articles
ae will he ass 20 show the largest most complete
PLATED JAPANSED and plain TlNWARk 10 lie fospd 70
house, either North South have also magnificent assort
ment Of GAS PIXTURES Of all kinds and shall
on the PLUMBING GAS and STEAM FITTING TN and PATENT
ROOFING branches Of business with largely increased force
and facilities assuring that synEed
our business all attend 10 all orders with
Thankful very liberal patronage many
years pa hope receive continuance the
lev house
IN
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

FUN fUh1t 1lNG ThE bLOUO'
And for the speedy of the subjoincd varieties Of
Disease
Scrofuin and ScrOfStious Affections, such Hs
TumorS, Ulcers, sores, EruptiOns, Pima
pies. Pustules, Blotchcs, EOils, Blain',
and all skin Diseases.
ONEtANn, Iui., 9th juno, 1859.
g AVER q Co. GeDtss I feel 10 nav duty 10 &C
kunwloi-y what your Slrs1parila has done for me-
Having inIorif't ScroflOUs infection, have suffered
nom l various WAYS for wears. Sometimes ~ burst
out IN Ulcers on my hands and arms, sometimes II
turned INV ART 1nd Distressed 20 the stomach Two
years ago broke Out ON head and coyrrl my scalp
ami GAYS with one sore, which painful and l'.thsonc
bfond description. tri.J many medicines ami several
phf>i.Aus hlt without much relic. from any thing IN
iN' ~. disorder grow worse. At length was nJOiccl
o. rtad n the Gospel MESSENGER that you had prepared
am Alternative ~lr,apari,8', for know from your relu
tatou Thar amy thing You male mast De- good sent To
CINCINNATI amt -ot O., and used 10 tl 10 cured mo took
IT, a~ YOU advise IN small doses Of tc0~uooniul over
month, lnd u, almost three bottles. New and healthy
sNu soon BEGAN 90 form under the scah. which after
white c.l ore Wy skin is now clear, and l know by my
tciu- thlt the disease Is gone from my system. You
cen wei, believe that ftll what am saving whom tell
YOU t1 hold you Co hc OF the apostles oil the aye,
auJ r,naiu ever gratefully, Yours, .
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RAILROADS., &C.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
CENTRAL RAILROAD
q 74sgS 80 - sssssfs 1872

- YEs.@@HFs s.sz-e-ig1 r. sfnt-~1kRg s1es~.xFs
Mail and Passenger Trains,
FAVE Richmond daily $50 A. ~, for Gordonsyie and
IL daily except sundayO for stanton and intermediate sta
lions Connecting at Gordonsge with the Orange and Aexan
ds Railroad for Alexandra and Intern edae Stations and at
Charlottesville with their trains for Lynchburg.
On Sundays passengers for Charlottesville and Lynchburg take
the Orange and Alexandria Train at Gordonsyile.
Passengers for points west Of stauntn wishing directly
through will taket the train Tuesdays Thursdays and saur
days.
Stages with the train Goshen Lexington
Mboro for Warm Springs AZ Jackson River for Covingtsn
White Sulphur Springs Jewisburg, &c.
Passengers for Lexington 60 directly through daily Except
sunday On Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays they will take
the Stage Goshen and Mondays Wednesday and Fridays
Stanton.
RETURNING,
The mail and passenger train leaves Jackons River Mon
days. Wednesdays and Fridays at 2i5, p. NJ.
Alright franw with apassenger attached Wayns
boro 45 and stanton at a. A. NJ Mondays, Wedne
days and Fridays for JackSons River
Returning will leave Jackons River at s A. NJ Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays for saunon Waynesboro leaving
Stanton 8 80, arriving waynetoro 44O p. VI.
~ Through Tickets for Lynchburg, Lexington, Va, Warm
Spring. WteSuphur LeSsbug, Va, &C. be procured at
the Ticket Gflce TllOs. D0DAMEAD,
ape General superintendent
Office Va Central Railroad Company, April 9th, 1880
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MON PE,ULaDFLPEIIA.- me 4 ~. I :

: ~ =
N steamship PENNSYLVANIA Captain d. Teal ..s-sss
nov loading anl w THURSDAY the IGN inst al 050tk,
p
Passage reduced Co 500
Boston fei delivered through lower rates Than by ans 9th
er las.
Fo- dre.glt OF passage apply Co
EDGARP sTIrES, AGING Agent,
Rockets
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nronshoceIe. Goitrc. or sreIIcd Neck.
Lcucorrhcn or Whites. Ovarian TUmOr,
LLcrLna LLcrrnllnn- EaL.nL. DisCases.

Irhu.uu sloan or Prospect Texas, writes; " tt rec
BOTTLES of Your >IrSsp1rl1 cura me from Cobra
Lteous sw.I,n. the neck, which had suffered nom
over TWO years"
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NOR BALTIMORE regular packet schooner
II "tENJ NANDiltR' Cart Jones' having portion 81. ..F
cargo engaged and golg board v have dispatch For h.
a-ce 10 -e gh- apply
apit-G w. ID. COLQJIlf CO.
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GoRUUG ATED WROUGHT IRON AND
" WIRE RAILINi-Seeured by Letters Pateht) Admirably
adapted for enclosing Public Grounds Cemeteries Bacony
ages &c Sheep snd OK uIle Patent Wire, sackng Bead
eads with every variety Of Rdag iron Bssdsteads ard Iron
Punitive Wire Coal sceeDJ Ore sand and Gravel
Screens Wire Netting for Mosquito, Sheep, Poultry apd other
purposes Wire hGaer House, Fancy Wire Work In great
rety, for Gardens &c.
NJ. WALKER SONS, Manufacturers,
No 6s5 Market N. T. corner Sixth street, Philadelphia.
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MAYORS OF THE GREAT CITIES.

YORS OF THE GhEAA III HE'S
the undersigned MiToE hereby certify that the Druggists
ecares and Physicians Of several cities, have sned
rent Of assurance that the Remedies Of Dr. C. Avn
Of Lowell (ArKRs sARsAFLRILA PLs AGuE Cur and CHER
have been found be medicines Of great excellence
Or,hy the confidence OF the community.
HON. JAMES COOK.
MAYOR OF LOWELL.
HON. ALVIN BEARD,
MAYOR OF NASHUA, N II.
HON. K. w. HARRINGTON,
MAYOR OF MANCHESTER, n. II.
HON. JOHN ABBOTT,
MAYOR OF CONCORD. n. H.
HON. A. H. BULLOCK,
MAYOR OF WORCESTER MASS.
HON. NATH'L SILSBBE.
MAYOR OF SALEM, MASS.
HON. F. w. LINCOLN,
MAYOR OF BOSTON, MAsa
HON. VIII. NJ. RODMAN,
MAYOR OF PROVIDENCE, RI
HON. AMOS w. PRENTICE,
MAYOR OF NORWICH, CONN,
HON. j. n. HARRIS,
MAYOR OF NEW LONDON, CONN.
HON. CHAS. $. RODIER,
MAYOR OF MONTREAL, C. z.
HON. d. r. TIEMANN,
MAYOR OF NEW YORK CITY.
HON. II. VI. KINSTREY,
MAYOR OF HAMILTON, G. ".
HON. ADAM WILSON,
MAYOR OF TORONTO, G. W.
HON. Il. NJ. BISHOP,
MAYOR OF CINCINNATI, OHIO.
HON. 1. II. CRAWFORD,
MAYOR OF LOUISVILLE, KY.
HON. JOHN SLOAN,
MAYOR eF LYONS. IOWA
HON. JAMES McPHEETERS,
MAYOR OF BowMAYsyILLE. c. ".
HON. JAS. w. NORTH,
MAYOR OF AUGUSTA, ME.
HON. HENRY COOPER, Jr,
MAYOR OF HALLoWELL, NE.
HON. JAS. s. BECK,
MAYOR OF PREDERICToN,N. b.
HON. WILLARD NXE,
MAYOR OF NEW BEDFORD MASS.
HON. J. c. BLAISDELL,
MAYOR OF FALL RIVER, MASS.
HON, w. H. CRANSTON,
MAYOR OF NEWPORT, RI.
HON. FIRED. STAHL,
MAYOR OF GAIENA, ILL.
HON. JOHN HODGDEN,
MAYOR OF DUBUQUE, IOWA.
HON. THOMAS CRUTCHFIELD,
MAYOR OF CHATTANOOGA. TENN.
HON. ROBERT BLAIR,
MAYOR OF TUSCALOOSA, ALA.
HON. II. D.BAUGH,
MAYOR OF MEMPHIS, TENN.
HON. KEENAN, L. PAGE,
MAYOR eP MILWAUKEE,, WIS.
HON. w. w. VAUGHN,
MAYOR OF RACINE, WIS.
HON. A. FARR,
MAYOR OF KENosHA, WIS
HON. JOHN G. HAINEs,
MAYOR OF CHICAGO, I'LL
HON. VI. J. A. HEATH,
MAYOR OF SELMA, ALA
HON. Al. NOBLE,
MAYOR OF MONTGOMERY, ALA.
HON. w. $. HOLYBAD,
MAYOR or COLUMBUS. CA
HOV. J. vi. HARRY,
MAYOR OF PHILADELPHIA, PA
HON. w. w. SWAMI,
MAYOR OF BALTIMORE. nd.
HON. E. II. MAURY,
MAYOR or WASHINGTON, D. c.
HON. FELIX WRIGHT,
MAYOR OF NEW ORLEANS, Ia.
Certify that the re.ien, Druggists have assured them
Certify ths, the resident Druggists have assured them
Certify that the resident Druggists have assured them
Certify that the resident Druggists have assured them
Certify that the resident Druggists have assured them
Ayers SarSapariila
Ayers SarSapariIIa
Ayers SarSapariila
Ayers Sarsaparilia
Ayers SarSaparilia
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MANUFACTURERS
SAVINGS BANK.
CHARTERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
U,HTS INSTITUTION will receive Deposites, which
Interest per snnu paid on all sums remain
ng on depoe longer than month"; and 1--WE cent when
rem aiming shorter period
OTTcg9At the Hardware sors Of O. snrOs Co., II Main
street sad at Banking House Of hlURY Co. corner Of
Hsn and Wall streex g. WORTHAM, President
b. BAKER, Jr, Secretary.
Q. J. EIsTOS, Treasurer.
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Arriving 90 Sew t..-'
r.-eu- I.a-s going Ease rrH N.r.H
Passage OBJ l.r. 11l Including meals ana state
onbosr steamer s same IS though passsg. was taken on
hrsri the ship here. iIU
Fr- tickets aur.yt5 LUDLAN q WATSON
uI.r once Steamers WIar,as.
E-Ths Plsers or che SHIPS OF one our Clerks vbe
hand ihe vicinity of Or, Petersburg Ticket 0dcs every Monday,
wednesday and Saturday mornings at O'Clock 90 supply ttus
pals with tickets who mas not have procured chem az or .ese
previously I q W.
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NOR ROSrON.--FIRST TFSSEL-Ihe superior ~
II issl sailing sclr 81 sAUYgR" Capt Suov, hsy.nga e.
Dor OF her csgo and going on board VII have q1ca
ssspaieh For balance Of freight app'yt .. -,
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FLOWS! PLOWS :! PEOWS!! NO EXCUSE FOR
/ GOING NORTH TO BUY PL0ws-The subscriber makes
cry variety Pows known Southern farmers and planters
and hs especially his Sosern PLo'o which three
sizes and shapes sf gSosrs each Pow thus adapting
every variety Of sol " p. II sIARKE,
delt fhrse doors shove q naes otsI Rlei.nond. Va
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We the undersigned MAYORS hereby certify that the Druggists
Apothecare and Physicians cities, have gned
document that the Remedies OF Dr. AVER
Co. Lowell ArRs Puts AsuE Gun and CHER
ny PEcruR medicines Of great excellence
and worthy the confidence OF the community.
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@rp8c 0xSetuzMnftfpn.

. an eo@neyflse 5a ~ @,,1,n 1rI n2o !, n,,,,.
~ g, Rtastn 10 lh6nre III gseit-Qrmtar6Ir. .unIere sWei5
9rbBte g8en1"@1ttt0n Hattfthoen unO werSen fclaen6e Q8eines ann
8ertauf 9etraft. o"'
81 TaHcr rotbe nnb WeiBe Ser Netar- unb @dilerpefpe
10 - aIte 9beinpeine.
ss 10 M fetne aus9eludte Gbeinmeine.
soy ~ SCR rnb 58er &6ein, uno Bf1Ger- ggetae.
10 Sauterne g8eine.
10 y franaRl59e %8QtDmeiAe,
3ui. 2O6 66Heg.
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fonlmen leblp8, ppm Sdmimmetter @pobrtbse
IN DieIer QBeiie ~bebunOelt. Nad finf3ebn
Winlten 5ei8ten ii4 Spuren ipieoerfebrenber
9lt6mun9, unp iden nad elmer @tunoe fpnnte
Der &uabe al8 8erettet mad 6auie seianbtwer>
ben. Gin anberer &nabe mar bret Q6Oden 3uz
BOT gu Srn. 8poD iO9e 9elauot mproeu er
Bate adt BIG neun Mtinuter I'M QSaier oelez
gen. 0ead eiuer frr5en 3eit MAT er burG bic.
ies Serfabren mieOer ms 2eben 9ebra9t. Sin
orittct Sat- eret9nete ii4 bieien Spmmer an Der
irii4en Saite. 8eim llmidla9en zines 8po>
te8 waro cine Perlpn ideinbar foot aufge1ii6t;
pte WtatrpIen be9anOelten i'm na9 ScrIGrift,
wabrenb tie Jpn al Die Saite r~uoerten, uno ebe
ie nod l~anoeten, bate er Iein 8ewuBtiein >pie>
Oer. 9dtten tie i9n nidt 10 beb1nOelt, 10 slar=
ben lte, lpare ct p~erlrren 9epeIen. ueber brett
turlpert en9lilde Aer5te uno piel ar3tli4er Sc
le1i4aften be8 6eltlanoe6 baben ftp 9iinltis
itber Oa8 bon per 9ifebpot Snltitutipn au8eraS
t9eue 8erfnbren au89eiprOGer, pel9e5 jest
auG auf Der en9llden 8lDtte ein9efibrt miro.
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Sele9rnpDtfdbe SInbrtcbteu.
8ert@tet fir ben y8attimOre g8eGer.
Ser 9rin, Don Ma[es,

Montreate 20. Nu9. Der Buu, rpel4
4er 9eitern Nbenp ltattfanp, maj bic &rpne
a0er Teitli4tsiten. ST murpe IN Dem ei9ena
pa5u erbauten Pradtiaale ab9ebalten, weI9er
ppn 1000 @aS lartme1 in etn 2i4tmeer UNI
9ewanoelt wurOe. 5000 Yerlpnen paren anz
l%peleuo, boruuter 9ap9 6r1nflin, 2prO 9pon8,
II, |. ~.
Der grin3 fauo lt9 I'M 10 ll9r Elm ut0 err
Tifnete ben 8all nit Der Satin SObn Ooun8'S ;
UNI 1 ltbr iestc ct lid, gu Slide. 81 tan5te
alBer Ell II m ieper Der % &Gn5e lnb 400
iid un 4 Qbr 5uriif.
6eute fubr ct nit leinem @efplge nit Der
Sa9n mad Difiulot'S 2%anOung / 8eltcanaoa
llto febrte nit Dem gepte nod 5eitig serug
5nriid, I'M 9elte aDeno bent Mlulitfefe Bei5us
lpp9nen.
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Spuslas in 0irainien.

Peter8bur8, 8a., 20. aug, Dpu=
9ta8 lpra4 gelterlt Nbenn Dor benz 8epettz
Sptel gu elmer Wfen8e ppn 1000 ti8 5000
9erlpnen. gr purpe nit ln8eberrep 6ltrrab8
empfa18en. 9to0 elmer balben Stun6e erbpb
ii4 Elm Sturm unp Die Wfenge begab lid mad,
Der Y45nirs6ale, Die bis gum Grlfiden 9efiQt
nurpe. 9ier l4loB Douglas leille mebr al8
5ipetltitnptge Jfeoe, mOranf 8 Surrab8 auf i'm
au89ebra4t wurpel. @ 7
Ser GntPuiia8nm8 mar mbegren3t unO.
Douglas la0t letne 4ufna9me in Beter8bur9
ibertrefIe iepe anoere Aufna9me, Die ibm lett
Dem Wabltampf nit 2incOln in Sabr 1853 gu
39etl 9elppr0en.
Douglas ret5te beute na9 0taleigb ab, no.
ct ntpr9en Ipreteu miro. Sim 6reitag Abenr
miro er i'll JtidulDlo ietn ulO am Sam8tas
Wtprgel miro ct mad Stauutpn a~breilen.
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Gin @~flapenichiM.

NprfDtf, %, aug. Sin SflapenIdift
Oernut9ltd bic gri9g pIritUn", purbe beute
unter 9eitun8 hes Seetaoetten 6arqnbarln bies
len Safen 9ebradt. So Ie9elte Dor Al 9a9en
III 2puncc al oer Welttblte Nfrita'S ab llno
plroe pom ameritaniidet Danlpfcr uWlpftico
am 16, Suit auf8ebra9t. Die 8rigg flarirte
pUn Nem-SrleanS in Mdr3 uno erbielt in
CUBA ei1en orpereN @apitdn unb aapere9tuuu=
ldaft, 8pr Dec 8el9la8nabnle purbeu lire
PaPiere uno i9re 8lo99e iber 8prO se'pprfen.
sic lpIte Die Stlaceu, lpel4e fit bic I'M De-
5ernber BON Der 0GpnlteIatien" lpe99enpmnene
8ri88 vOelicia" 9~efauft mOroen waren, al
8pro neblaen. sic butte fallde Dede, g8aIz
lerfafer II. If, unO $110O fanoen lt9 an
Spro ppr. Die Waun1dait Der Supercar9p
ullO etn Wtatrple an89enOntmelr, mirb GIG j3euz
gen in @elpabrI1m gebalten lperben, Sic lit
etn gutter Sdne4ie9ler unb mar l6pn bon meb=
reren en9liiden unO aneritlnii9en aries8l4if>
fen perfplgt pprtett.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-30
0ermania &ebenSs@ erG6ernnaSz
Niefeufdhaft
0aar einaesabItes @apitaI 5000. 600.
ii sc no 0 T,

Sdar etn9ejdblte8 capital $780, 600.
Der ltntret9netc lit nun beret, anmeIbunsen fit bieIc GeSsG.
51aft anSunebmen.
SIRE @eddfte tefsben in 9sbens-gerH6erunaem
Observation-Disclosures MuSfeuer.0etft6efun
zen nnb 9etbrentensSetrG8en. emt
&9t5tg 9rp5ent ees eansen gusens iperben unter BE
Oerltherten pertbetlt.
v@erniania 9eben8SS li9erune8s @eleuI faft"
III bauptiG@li6 fdr Bite 6eutfpe 8eS6lferuna Ser Ser.
S~taaten g~serIneet rorben. Sbre Dir, tteren unb geants
EnS NIT pent9ea MuSnabmen. Deutf9e. Sbre Tplteen unb
9anpblete uno anberen Drutiaden psrSen In 6eutf6er @pra6e
~ousseseten. SIR @rf9dftsuertfbr fnbet In btati6er esra8r
fat. ~
Ste TT bic stn3tae aebsns-gerft6erungs sc.
fellf61ft tn ben 0eretAt9ten Sta1teu. meIhe
btefen 6etttiDen 6 baratter bat
@Urppratpren nS Oirettpren In Stem 2JUrt fnb;
Y. y. %rltad, AIS. Belmont. Slaae Sernbetner, Carl 8rfu.
ting 6. Gbarlter, 8. @pOfr. Gintter, S $. Sartt Qputs Sov,
Scb. Gtenau, @9ufus 6. Sort, 60. Qudene9er, Carl Qaltne,
german Wtarcnle, Ab Se6s, SswalO Stentprfer, SerrtaSn,
@efes MaT Solder s. g. @$esler, Sci: @etiOran, 6. 8.
lerfetn, 9ernnb. gS9effrmann, SOtn g8etfall, 80. 9. sos tnrs.
9rGitSent; Suso Melenbpncf
StSe1Yratto. rn6 Sstr.: Sriecr. SdtpenSler,
Nl8 Bparp Of See erence fit Baltimore
fnb ~fOseabe Serren ypn Henen pie nit Y besei&neten and eipf.
ST.. 81. S6urna6er, X 6r. N. s. II.
- 0lobt. 9eGr,* - QDut. 6. 8osusr.
, gDerner Drefef, \ - SaeSb 0fuhpins
- 6lmiltcn CATER, 4 n c. 20. 6ptfder
y Gbr. 6turtGS X y Meber Gte,u
. Sernt. son Sapfi 4 - 60. u6rIaub
u SenrD Dsetri@ y WlofS QGteifnfsIh.
feafdatt @usfunft au .eeten, pa ibnen bic @infdt IN bic 8d9er
I~osrelbeu su ieber Belt tret ftht. "F'
Applttanten ppn Wqibtn9tpn unb aug iroeub
etnem G9eile be8 Staqte8 Worb(onb
ppneh N6 Otrttt an mid Dtn6en, UNI i6re Qebrnsse raaeruuo an
bemertfeateen, FV'""a ~
. GIbclpb @nsIer, Qstnt.
SSfFee:o 60 IS SeconbFry %se8enaber Der % .Offce.
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M,mertfantfebe Oladbrtebtem.

@afbington, SIN Sabre 1889 war0
aus Sbrieu elm alter Sarfbpbag Den
emit bic @ebeine be8 &oiier8 Meranber Ses
perus eeGprgen, bierber 8ebrudt, I'm al8 leBte
Rebaufung AnRrep S~adfpn'8 gu bie=
&c" BAT ieitbem auf benz Batent6ureau
~"nmdrti9 cerIeBt man i'm mad,
-''hiOn'fden Snltitutes,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-30
427 tber so Sabre.

5ter 9aben mir benlna6 in benz tur3en j3eit<
raume BON 3 Ofpnaten cine an3abl BON 1896
gerbredern inter 20 Sabren. @enn mir BON
bteler 3abl etna 500 abrednen fir mebrnraliz
9e Serbuftun9 berielben Yericnen, 70 bGeibt
Dpd nod inlmer bic enprnle Summe BON 5000.
Oafitr mthen mir aber pteber bic 3abl berje=
nisen re4nen, pel4e wdbrenp be8 perflpfenen
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-30
@uropaiitbe Sfabrt6ten.
TranFreiol,.

8atts, II. at8uit. Der Ga9e8befebl
ben Der General Beaufort b SQutppnl in Marz
ieide am z. Gn9uit al Die Gruppen be8 fpris
lden Grperltipn8corp8 e~rlaiien bat, lautet pSrts
lid go
9rtOaterfl' Der qdiier, alS 2}erfe6ter oller
eoeln uno 9rOBen Sadeit; bat i'm gtanten DeS
9ar5ell ctptlilirten europa bel9lOiieu, DAP i9r
l1ad Sprtelt 9e9en unp ben Gruppen be8 Sul.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-30
WnfOrNer11ma.

PBtltPP pal y aus 0rnsbeiner Sol BEL S~raufeutbaI, @bein.
Ptal6' 9e69rtt9. miro weSen ~brrtaeneer ~gaGrf8ten bon Ieinen gi.
tern. @ei4e ieit ieinenl Iesten Sdreibem aus st. Souls Dor bre
$ %r'lt. m ,q,is n.sgSr pom t9al b6rten. Ortn8enD ern4t, benz Inter
6epne1en lelnen Antentholt8prt %au,uSet9en. Cine CUTE 3 f.
nuns miro far na6sre %Sl8tunft itber i'm 9e9eben bon
Dr. Spbu y. &ran, rNe
$50. 1927 gpr6 5, St., ~unterbalb NtaIterfr,
&n92O philadelphia.