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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-24

The Earl OF CAITHyEss's STEAM CABRIAGE.-
We have been favored by Lord Caithness with pho
tCgrauh Of the stcrcarfiape IN which ne lately ti'.V
elsd from Inverness 70 his seat, BaTogell Castle,
within u few miles of john . GrOats House. W
published q few weeks ago a paragraph from Ihf
BaqB ahue JourAai, describing the journey ana re-"
Of tbe incidents attending it. Lord Canness WHITES
MS: % may that such feat az going over the
Ord OF Cathness nas never before been accomplished
bv steam, az 1 beiieye rose about ,UOO ierl ~
about Eve rilcs. The Ord j. Of the largest ana
steeres hills in Scotland The turns in the road are
very sharp. All this | got over without trouble.
There d., ] AN confident, no difficulty III d1FlnB
siean.-cariiage road. j. l. cheap ana on
q level GOT ~ much nineteen miles an hour. is
cost in working l. very sInall-from a. 10 ID. per
nile: and 1t seems stand It's work very vel indeed
The cylinders are inches N diameter, Win 1-ih'h
stroke / have gone up about IN or With IT, IN my
OVinOn il dOesthe roads much g00d-eerthiy no ~ W.
II carries water for ten or twelve mile, and coal Tor
about twenty miles. IL weighs about Two tuu' &Heu
Fl II and ready TO start. passed the mall euic' lOi
LOyetts carriage, aud other. The people 'eei'ei
more frightened than the hCrres. shut OF HriiH III
ease of arrident otherwise should have done great
many more miles IN the day. Lord Callhneas l. EMU
.d TO great praise for the energy with which he has
conducted the experiment 81 travelling by steam upon
tho common highway: and n may Teas0nADi! DC NJ
6~red TINT he has brought the trial To successful re-
suit proving alone Its possibility, but the AdNi
hilv and economy OF the system he has nauguIdied'
We do no doubt that ere long, sieam-travehh5 On 'le
high roads viii be awaited OF to large extent
we Observe that the Council OF WICK has presented
tie honorary burgess ticket to the Earl In ackho"I
edpiup tie honor he referred 10 the prOpeng OF steam
carriage on common roadr, and entered on an intereri
ing liory OF thif invention discaimng Tor hn,eil al
night to lie men, Of nventing It. lie detailed tlie
construction Of tie engine and referred 10 'er, ~.
erets which he had himself introduced, adding TO
Tie simplicity and safety Of travelling, narr'lnE tie
variety Of interesting incidents IN connection WIN m
own exrerience Three cheers having been gi'9n lG
the Countess Of CAithness, her ladyHllp rald lia -
~ ~ a. ,ronde,i mud lappiest days of my lie, to see
INV ing and made burgess of Wick, aud to think taat
a Cg,tbre-s man has taught the people IN the
aonth that il il po-ie to cross Tie Ord IN a steam a
rape which many Of them regarded n an IN
am sure that a. long a. Caihness can boast OF 7.'
IsIisre prorell,d on H. common roads It s %, az
70 he 4Iau ed and may claim 10 H. elf what ihr Al
cs would ,t,le The character OF go-a'eai eOHtly'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-24

No census west ot the ep.t. prilyipa meucian Sal
us County has popuialiQA ~ about 1900
PorULArIos Or CuAElls'oE.--Thi- cty according
70 tle census rslently -ateu BIS pornlo4 Of 50 800.
Of whom aS.321 are whites 1866 slave. aud o 2j7
et lolyrel Compared win Tie census Of $500, chs
laoNs increase Do Che white population l. 30, aui
decrease % The slave population OF 393t. and DE-
clease Of lS4 IN he nee co'5rcd Decrease "a total
population IN ten years. 9,795.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-24

CTwsus OF NFw-JERsFY.--Tbe poputfion Of the
State of New-Jersev. according 10 tic oeusn. jus,
ifken il fraction over 0l,JOO TIE WI en'bia ihe
STATE tn retain Der prcaent del,yation IL Congress
even thoneh the ratio should he hxed - higb ~
I32 GOO Inhabitants TO each Representative The n-
ere, So # population in ten ve4rs Is about EDN.-
more than half Of which has teeu gained 90 h7eF a. ID
Of Iisi lit eylihi.aL Il lie -.LLn-.il- .A-ls-
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= 7
Two townships estimated tom township -iustei.
The large increase Of population il tie y.a District
rarders change IN the several districts Imperative
SIa-er Rar or.
THF CPNsUs or MIcHIGAE.-After n seeniui,ly m
recessary delay in dosing the return. If certain IL
t,cf.-f.ou two Of which returns have uot vet hesn
received AID the POPULATION o. which -e iima'@d-we
are eual led T. make the following statement of the
retsug of is State az 1t Il june list, which i
give, H. connection With tie twJ preceding census.
fUllOys;
Cotrfifs 1886. 1881. 1850.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-24

To An THIRTY THOUSAND STARVING AsE"cAss'
- anr fhorssnd Museum Tickets are for sale at 'he
on ces Of Tlc Times, TRIBUNE, H0Tld ana o'@
I ERE tickets are the generous oonnbunonol ar h@'
nun, 10 AID the poor furnishing people OIL hAlS's
Eieid, Of humanity ! appeal 10 you! eau, ana M"
2, and Hoiedac are upon a suffering people ''0m'a
and ciati,,a sinking down 10 death within the JAWS o
hn.uci Your aid IL needed nolrl DO not delay
THADDEUs HYATT
t,lg. I.,k Ma. % 1860.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-24
Fire.

PHILADEITHIA, Friday, Nov % 1850
ERE occurred in the foundery attached TO the iron
We, k Of SAMSON, Farrard & Co., corner Of Twelfth
.ld Willow streets. S. F. & Co.'S loss, 5000;
Dul1ing & Co.'S loss, SO 900; Bowen Brothers loss,
e CnC, Insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-24
Lake Disaster.

DETROIT. Friday, Nov. . IS5U
Tie proreler Wabash Valley, with cargo Of !, 400
III. Of four bound from Milwaukee to Grand Haven
wei ashore at the mouth of the Muskegon River and
became total wreck. No lives were lost. The boat
wa valued at $50 900, on which there small in
sptarCe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-24
CENSUS RETURNS.
Tpy Cysqrs OF MassAcscsyTrs. The folos 0b
g. TIE limited State. Census Returns Of Aaes'ohos'A
for lMO,

Tie population in 1870 WA 9gt,5if showing aD M
crease of "a per cent or 10 per cent lea- than e m
crease du Ing The previous ten years from 1910 10 3O
The following r. 10 population Of some Of The rrinci
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-24

ASTOUNDING Success OF A COSFfDENCE MANA
sll,0DD SwINDLER.-Mr VIM. II. Newcum, wealthy
gentleman residing near Nashville, Tennessee, has
been lately on visit TO his brother and other rela-
tives in tLis city, living on Washington avenue, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets About ten days ago.
Mr. Newcun's acquaintance was handsomely made by
an individual represented nch and influential cll-
zen of St. Louis and named Washington l.. Johns n.
Mr. johnson assiduously, skfuly, and very success
fully cultivated genial intimacy with the gratifed
and cOmVaCent Mr. Newcum. johnson became 80 eX-
cedingly agreeable that his almost constant presence
WIZ not only gratefully encouraged, but cordially re-
ioicrd in. Mr. Newcum came 20 repOse unlimited con-
fdenCe in the pro- iy and pecuiary resources OF MS
valuable ST. Louis friend The latter insdlolsly aud
triumphanty impressed him with profound conviction
that Washington l.. johnson esq, was the principal
millionaire Of the Mound City. Mr.. Newcum there
fore felt no surprise when bis honorable friend casually
al. gr,,cously expressed himself having avail
al le cash income II S3DUV per month. On iasl
SATURDAY. tie cordial friends " might nave bcea
seem in still more f-ateTal AID confidential
mood, surveying the valuable blocks between
Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets ~ Carr, All OF winch,
bv the golden Imagination Of friend, and the trust
in ness of tie other showed as Ire almost priceless
property Of Washington l.. Johnson, esq. The iatter
inadvertently exhibited a large number II valuable
II ats, tgaees g., which furnished nun OCCASION
10 remark tfat with the Immediate convenience Of
about Syu fEI he could effect grand speculation tilat
would richly remuuerate them both. Mr. Newcum
agreed 10 take his friend paper and furnish nm IN
return with 9 0,t IN currency and sl2p0 IN diaiis
The money war paid over and The dfalts were promptly
csshed al the counters If Tire several city banks al
which they were made payable. Mr.. Ncwcum re
pcsed IL security until yesterday, when he missed the
ueiUp attenriope Of his friend. The hours wore on,
and MIR. johnson did not appear. Kind Inquiry us
closed that the rich citizen not no well known ;s
he should be- Further Investigations d=-ipated Wash
ingtou L. johnson esq entirely and lett IN place Of
TIE goodly citizen, missing saaTPer. NJ Newcn.n
securities are worthless and moet adrOit villain Ia
fed with full twenty thousand dollars. OF which ne mas
heeced an esliualle bat too cOnfdug gentleman.
when satisfied Of the nature Of his late trans action,
tie aggrieyed party sought advice Of Justice Young
who Commended him 10 the police detectives The
latter we presume are engaged in attempting 70 trace
and arrest the willy knave. lct. Louis Dem, @jlh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-24

THE YAtF AGucUtTUrAt LFcrUI i.--Fhe ctptr
ueut Of the Yale Agricultural Lectua. "i .as. Wmtt
was 70 successful rs to induce is repetition th- hote'
on "a more complete scale TIE coars- Hii' commence
February 8, and continue through rho month. I-a81
lectures given under e ausp.e- Of .n' lss Scion
tic School or Scientific Deparimen. of Yale College
as supplement 10 IT'S newy-.uIiliet practical
coune, and for the benefit of Che F.a.. 80 large
4 new aud important ieaturr 0 h- couse Wll he it5
complete illustration by specnans irawme, models
end animals. Lit sized IaluiIns Of groups from ce.
lraird herds viii be- iuc.a4rl m these lIusir-tijns
Tie lectures on tie tn4ii1g and breaking Of hoT'es
viii be ace lmIgnied b, practical illustrations on living
animals, in a bIgs2amphleser wl'ob Doe been BE-
cured for TIE purpose. l. Ia que p,-.ipe iiA' OIL.
Rmey may he engaged for TIM -peor"iy. We ''tfl
from good autl oily m Connection and GI-se.huss Z.
tmayeIy 4llc ma.b.r OF students ly 10, Gag ',.-.
from tlot, S .J,,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-24
Iunicinai Election.

NOPwALK. Friday Nov % 1861
Al the Charter election to-day the Democratic ticket
was successful: Geo. r. Cholwel was elected Mayor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-24
AEH-JERSEY ITEMS.

tIr Allison Of Jersey Guy, has in.t commenced
laying tHe keel OF o steamboat im MI Fields, 20 oo
,Uu AZ a freight and passenger boat between Sing Smy
and Kewburg She viii he $50 feet ia length. . fos
beam feet deep and 30 tune burden, aud win be
supplied with two horizontal engine- 5)-iuoh cylinder
aud 6-i,at stroke.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-24

NORTH CARoLrSA.-The following r tte oi'. 81
vote OF this Stale Breckenridge, ls,+'. Bell it'-.J
Douglas, 300 BIeckinridge over Bel d,olH hr
inrdge over Douglas 1883, Brecsiurdge ose. O,.l
sis, Tie total vote is $500. Tie vote Of Ba1-n.
Madison and Allegheny were exclaoee op a..oaa. o.,
irregulArity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-24

We have California dates Of the 10th instant.
Tie election retprs, SIS far received, gave
NJ Lincoln majority over NJ, Douglas Of
1,I5n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-24

IH...H'r I i.a- H. h-l. ..5 Of a-1rgaf1e3 c-Iire-
ff. r..ar- rf 1880
Included D.. .staay s' l-e ait csa.st
tE-r.. .-Hat'-d
NnI.tu.H-
..n..,Is. enumerated
iu..4.ai. 0re-. s. tr. l-l c--,.-
Ifesb... figure. ..e 5l taken from lhc cfic.a, pc.
turn. oS..l.ilg al. i,st.. OF Na.htenay, County a1t
t,eo OF calhoun r WHICH the census j7 r0J sci CONE
y,.te1 m, estimate of these districts are bss3d uron
e rT0IlIti1ua.e i4Crru-s ~ fte other districts tte
,.re .5,..iea l.om which ra.lD- have been received
ald i.s variation w'l uo, prol4iig ba one hundred
from correct.
These h1rea make he increase Of population DO rho
since die state lep-us of ls.j, has been 2i1515
Detroit free p.,es.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-24
The Citizen u Walth-m
GOVERNOR RtNKS


The watch presented 10 Mrs. Bamk tx the ir~i Ia'.
watch manufactured by the American Wa,.n Cn.
lany. ii WaltLau, and X an elegant and .ne aaingi
Of what they aIe able to produce In III line, The
case in whi il waz presented bears the in-crP'ion;
Mira n p. BANhS, ~ 4:
feJn
uYR wtfTusw FRIENDS.
November, 1860.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-24

Rs-ObUERs BslpHr.--Eeeorder Tltsu Of Jsrley
Cry rep.s tl ring t.e past hsss aoaha ~. prr.sa, wor
ira. b9ie bin lfious charges %, .he.s zen wore for
dluutennea Tot. AMOUNT of fae- received wss tl7i D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-24

BON hrrTWT Al RoUmPY -Ah0rt 2 A. m.
uHH'H lm.sr ki.s0ey suf Murphy detected hree msh IA
H .. r.H Ha u i.4f,aD ..1r. he ln1se Of Daniel
H.-If SID tFa Worst -r".rf irrnv fi, Thev made thrr
'f.l'f. .'r 3D. p-r.rl b. he 0tice, sy1e dlslaAOe
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(ginae1anpt.)

Gbrenbe3eu ng. - Sc tern Nbenb
fanp in benz S6ul=2pfale peS 5errn Or. Nt6ler
cine re6t biblde 6eierltdteit ftatt, tnpem me9rere
Oeutl6e unb Nmertfaner bcn Nebatteur pes
@eder, 6rn. q, Napp, bortbtn etnselaoen BAT
ter, INN pemlelben tire N%nertennung fir feline
brape 9altuu9 pabrenp beS lebten @ablfampfes
aus3ulpreGen unb ibm 5u9let4 Elm fleineS grtns
n~eruneS3eiGen an paS Sabr 1860 sa iberrei6e-
den.
Das Gjel9enf betanb in etnem latperen 9Ulz
benen Seber= unb 8letltift<6alter, NIT entlpre=
denOer Snl&rtft, unO elmer bS@f ele9anten
S6retb= Ntappe.
gerlatspene 9tepner lpraden tire 5reupe iber
pteie8 grei9nib aus unp Serr 9tapp oantte init
li6tltGer Silt rung, Sin lpttes Sci tmabl eers
lammelte bierauf Die Nnpeenpen I'M 9rGBeren
Soale peS %benannten Qpfales unp Ielten gepte
linp frSbltdere Mienl@ an etnem Mbenp st=
lamrnen gene fen, ale BET Der ebenerpabnten Sc
le9enbeit.
Der 3ubsreitsr pes @ables, 5err gbs. @unp.
lad, ertparb f6 bur6 pprtreflt6en SLID uni
quite Nufpartut9 ate Nnertennun9,
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fam ssitern nit @a7asteren bier an.
Setne 2apm9 beltanp banptla@lt& aus 3uder
unp Si9arren. sta sss .8ls
Sterblt9tettSbert9t.- Sn ben 9es
fern gut Gnpe 9egansenen 7 Sasen ltarbn bter
78 perionen, SO mauuli3e nn0 SO meiblt6e,
Die 5altpttpoesur 1aGen tparen S6winpl uAt,
moran 20 ltarber, Sraune 6, @anerlu6t 3, Ga-
tarrbfieber 4, Sirnent3inpuu9 3, cr9anilGe 6ers-
tranfbeit 3, 3abnen-3 unbetannte &rantbeiten
Bel grradlenm 4, Bel &tnpern 8,
is Der Gerltprbenen waren inter l Sabr, 6
3ptlden l unp 2 s., 4 spilhen so unp 70 s.,
3 stpil6en 10 unp 80. Fl Der Geritprbenen tpa-
rem farbi9, parunter 5 SflaSen,
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Nmtlthe 8rtehtffe.

VNbk\NUS O%tSIAtI\S<
Wpnta9, ben 26. gtpUember 1850,
l 8enber. Seiur IS Wtorpbl, 8ernb
2 BIhler, @orl % Ytatenf9etn, Wei9
8 8au, Sobn q NDBler, Satbartna, 9ebprH
4 IDrI9, Sotu 3muermann
S GGber, Nm % Neuter9er, S0tCb
6 Gtoi9, ST 20 YauI, Senr9
Z Gbel, $685. 80 QeI, 9etnr
s Gltmanu, s 81 Pbbner, Sob
9 Slider, &m 80 Npnafer, Wtatb
10 @reie, Qnam SO JtetderS, Spbn
II @Sb, GbarleS "a NtebnIaer, 9einr
IL Quber, Spbn 35 Gpienauer, 2iebntan
l5 Sateer. Sol SO 0tGppel, Seinr
IA Suber, 5 u 81 Sprpler, Sob
Is 5enteI, 9eter 38 S9aQenber3er, O S
l6 9etbeI, 9arl SO Stubenrau6, Gh
II Saupt, Senrp 40 Strupe, @uItaS
Is Ssrf.l, Seinrtd Al Steper, Srtetr
l9 9en9it, BENZ ~ Strung, Wtr
20 Rod 9eter 43 NpgeInanu, SObn
p &roniter, Sob A &eit. y
% &aleti9, 9ubpt9 As QSer9, 9etur
% 8~Irfpmann, Sob 46 Corn, s &9soo
"a 2il3, SsurD At SrOn. S e
48 @labe, .
Spbn Mprrt is poitmeifer,
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YaHa0ierliite
be5 8rener S9ifeS uSObanne 0il6elmtne",
Capt, s. s. S%btermana,

@rfe Gajute: Wabam,e SacpbS, galtt-
more 6etnriA unp @tarta @eerteu, Slbenburs +;
Dprette S9ulBe II. Sinh, Baltimore,
3wette Gotute: $. 5ette, Q~pbnin9en ;
@erbarotne N9enau, glen; @eOr9 5e1e @pelb.
WfaYer II. &tnb, Nmt Climbed Gpnrab <nd II.
SAM, S6rbauIe n; pima 0tesonp, Stper 8.
9epering, Wsblar; Martba Qeoertng, Do. Garl
Sertse,t, @teinar ; @arl Wte9anb, Bremen !; g,
Sanper, 3D.; 6. Stod9aulen, 5eien Netta Ga
itenrid, 9annODer; 5elene Sitter, Dreuben; s.
., Srudenbrop, Sa9len (; Mtatbtlpe Sblmann,
9abed; q, G'unplaG, @reuben; Marsaretbe
Mfanpel, gaiern; %, Setbert, Ntples NDler, s.
&rad, 5elIen ; $. gaut6mann, q. Gtaule len, @et=
pbalen ; s. S9me, SbMrtn9en; Caroline SDdel,
5eleu NcIette Studbaul zen II. gelhpilter, Srene
zen g. Neber, 8aieru,
3wtI6enpeG; q. gleubed, Mar9aretbe
8abr II, SAM, 8aiern +; s. 0tnpfelper, Soar
earetbe 8rent, @onrab gIbr, 8atern +; @. &altz
ner, Masp. unp Wlaria @eber, &itmmert S.
Oettmar, Selen; 0laria Setter, Nnna unb 9ep-
pplbtre 3parl6f, @ien %. Owurad IT. 6ant,,
SO. Sprad n, SAM, ., 5prad n. Sam, s,
StanseQ II. 6am, 6ran3 9lppad II. SAINT, .,
Nlellda II, SAM, 90. Sfala II. Tant, 81. Gina
II, Sam, s. gtecau n, Sart., S, Mfalded II.
Sam, 6, Wlp6al II. SAM, q, Solar II. 6am,
gGbmen S. Mittelltabt, grunbenburg :; Nmalie
MaYer, Selen, Marta 5afemam n. 5am.,
preuBen; Gatbartne unp 5etnrt6 Sobe, 9rerts
Ben ; Maria 8ettrt@, gaiern; $. gpalp, gep,
unp 9lnna 9rina, $. 5orn, peter 5crn, 9re1'
ben ; SuIspb Slug II. 6am, 5enen; galeattn II,
Gatbartne 8urgbarp, Wurttember9; 9. Orent
5eGen; Barbara SOl316ub, Barbara S9rtefer
Maebalena SGlslein, 8atern ; $, &abt n, Sam.
5e0en pima gGu, 9nna Spetb, 8atern 2lu9
unp Gbrtltine g5altor, 8atern ; ST., 5ernann
preuBen; Sur9en &linsenba9en urp S. &rante,
Yreuben Qnna @reb, 5elen ; s, Sads, @Irt,
temberg Z; 0ttb, unb Gatbarine @epefinp, 5at-
npSer ; Gatbarine &rae 9efen; 5einr+ &raub
8aiern Suliane &rupf n. SAM, Sa6len ; q,
Sod, 8atern; s. Qets9e n, SAINT, Gatbartnt
Stafel, Garl uap 9eter &S9ler, 6e1en; Oter
2iibrs n, SAM, Baltimore; %, S6ulbe nebl
SAINT, 8raunldapeig; 8. SAlet, 8atern 2ubw
@leBmann, @reuben; q, 9utl4, 9adlen; 8ar
bara 6rtb, 9reuBen @tlbelmtne 8runs, Srtep1
8edmann, graun1dpet9; Carl Stein, 9renBen
g, S6ubeleq, 8aiern; s, &abl, 5eHen ; SUb
Nubber9er, 8atert; Weta Marttn, 8remen
Nnna Oen9arp unp gGlabet6 Npbtg, 9e6en, -
SIN @an3en 800 Yafagtere,
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waf bingtpner Mn3etaeu

IL Smbicribenten ipwie aud Mn3eiser fir sSaSbE
tn9tcn u. Georgetown perben IN Srn. 3. y. &erdJs
StOre, IL. Ctr, mabe Der pennfpIuania Mnenue ents
9e9engeupmmeu.
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o. Das S9tf uSobanne @tlbelmine" ma&te
Die 6abrt bon Bremen na9 bter in 80 Sagen.
IS lit an bic 8trma S. Brauns & So, cons
f9ntrt.
nNpmiral 8rpmmY" Elm neueS S6if lief 9e>
ltern ~ebenfals nit 0ala9teren bier etn, G5 mar
i1ber 9 QSpden unterpegS uno Bate lieben So
peSfdQe, Die bur6 Die 9tubr entltanpen. Gs 1T
an bic 6irma S6umoder & GO. cpnIt9nirt.
mg~ SpnOuaD'S Salbe Mno Nilen
suianrneu bil6en bic 9rCBe @eiunbbst ~trtngente Dtec3in tS
n~eunSebnten SSabrbunbert8. gSdbreno bic erte duBerltt an9epena
bet, bic Sout nu bele5t, wte ba8 g8aIIsr bas pertrpdnete Groretd.
10 retn8en Die IeBteren bas gIut un6 balten Gle tSrperli4e @onih-
tutirn in Orouun9.
3u ba6en in Der 6abrif $50. 80 Mat6en Sane gep.gOrt uno BEL
allen Dru99iiten gu 25 GtS,, SO @tS. uuS 81 Die S6a1tel.
(Rpp26, lm)
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DR.. Hufeland.
AoIfotn;FMer Horhfnt

ONkItbSbtINASk SUkNNAA
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dem Haue taS ,Deutfbe 8ttterS" eebrau&t werStn fDIte. ST.
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MtInHrirs tes eansen Ssfeuns trhb man bas Stttere Sut srOsen
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Trss Is GeutA bic Slater,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-27
8aiiaQierlilte
bes 8rener S6tFes uNbmtral 8rOmm9", Capt.
&. s. M(eNer.

s, 6, MteYer,
3wette Cattle, Gatbartne 5an19en
aus 6arnpper; Gltle &ran3 II. Marta S6mipt,
SsIsn<&a7el; gBtlb, Darr, Nanette @ppclp,
Jranffurt a. So. $. @tprseretb, Slpenbur9 ;
Sp6, @attenldetp NIT Tamtlte, @l6erfelp; Mtarta
Gacp9e nit 8om,, Baltimore; Gatbar. 6prtz
mann, glilabetb WeYer, 9annpper; s. Sanpt
mann, 9ernarbtne Steintamp, Slpenbur9 ST,
Spppmann, 9reuben; Grnf &leinert, gmtlte
NliQer, Gbuarp WetSbett, @ptba; S. q. ulrt4,
9p6r; Gat6ar. unb Spb, Spuf, Srantfurt 81.
Sienter8, @atbarine Nteper, Gbrttppb 9enntn9,
Carl QSbert, 5annpper; Garl Dpsge, Strabbur9 ;
Sbepb. unb g}t9. Gpnnenberg, 9reuBen; Gatb,
@ttte NIT SAM, Dtepbpl3 ; @ilb, Stemer, gOrnss
tori; SPARTA 8ebrens, @tttenber9; Carl Sed,
G6riltine unb Gertrude 9pbmeYer,
paterbprn ; gltl ab. Yoblmann, Opra S6netper,
Sloenbure &unt9, S@artel, Sabette Erautner,
8atreutb Nar9. uup @Sa .&ertner Gpern; q.
gdert, @pburs; Caroline Wtb9ea, Spnneber9
Sultas gtbel, @atbar. @lette, Walped; Sp6ann
Websl, YreuBen; s.. @ebrt, gudeburS 6rtepr,
8artbels, gremerlebe; Scb. ged, gltlab, SMtt=
ner, Bayern; War9ar, @dermann, Barttet-
Berg i; S, NetnsfelDen, Barbara Ntebl NIT Sam,
Qlntpn 8pdler' gi6enba4 SOB. SoSertn, Slpp=
penburs 8atmunp Saeel, MinGbur9 f; 0enp'
sefa 9tefel, 8apen otto Gracteer, Nnbalt Sern.
BURG; Garl @intber, 8itterelp.
Spl9enbe Yerlonen tarben pabretb Der ueber.
fart : Gpnarp Saubert, S9efla 9unfen, 9etnr
0erpeS, @ltlabetb 2inpner, Gpa Spmmer, Wfarte
S6perin9, G9erele S9lunpt, 0erb. SUITE, Serm
ManlinuS, @ottlteb 8au6, Warta 5pbfslot,
3uI ammen 1877 pa6asiere,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-27
m~ SoaOwaD'S Salbe mnb Ntael
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puten bic qeer es ib gu Nuse maiden unb ene
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