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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-05

WHAT cures one man kills another, Oh
serves the Newburyport Herald, in its
warning to the public against cold water
bathing after the manner of the individual
who runs Eve miles and cuts hole in the
ice for his regular morning plnnge. And
the ReruEd says "A short time since DR..
Wiuship, the strongest man in America,
came here and delivered lecture on
physical training" He showed how
easy it was to raise twelve hundred pounds
dead weight, shoulder barrel of -four,
and play with dumb-belis weighing $50
pounds. Immediately hundred or two
persons by private exercise or the aid of
the gymnasium, expected to do the same
thing; and a dozen or more have been
used up in the trial. We saw one with his
arm in sling for two weeks; another who
was all bent up by strain of the back;
and third who lost his wind and thought
he was dying, from fall over vAulting
bar. When now man passes in the
streets, lame, stiff, or MANNED, it is COM
mon for the boys to say they guess he be-
longs to the gymnasium.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-05

YANoEY and the fire-eoters have the
field to themselves in Alabama. At
democratic ratification meeting held in
Montgomery recently, the course of the
State convention was fully sustained, and
a proscriptive resolution, especially aimed
at Douglas, was adopted by 44l to l2.-
Some of the speakers on that occasion
declared that they would prefer Seward,
as their candidate, to Douglas.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-05

'Ir there is anything hate, it is woman
with lap-dogl I always want to drown
it and put baby in its place." says cruel
Fanny Fern, forgetting that TOO often the
lap-dog owners feel the same way, but
take the dog because they can't have the
baby. Shouldn't be hard on the sex, Fam
ny, because you've done little something
for your country.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-05

AT last way has been found to induce
ladies to lay aside crinoliue. The Austri-
an commander at Mantua lately published
a proclamation recommending the use of
crinoline. The next.Sunday nearly all the
Italian ladies went to church wsthout their
crinoiine to shaw their dislike to the Aus
trian rule
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-05
Republlcau pluralI,y in ls59..... ISL
spenclas and Ad nlnistratlon.

douglas and Administration.
The Republicans carried majority
the electoral votes of the Union last year
as will be seen by the above table; aud ia
1860 they will have the advantage OF the
prestige of Eise State candidate for the
Presidency. nominated at Chicago, 10 lead
them 10 victory-while the Democracy
will. perhaps. be compelled to support u
Slars- STATE candidate nominated in the dis
union city of Charleston s. C., on plat
form made under the lash of South Caro-
lima shareholders. 1t needs no prophet to
foretell the result OF such u contest in all
the free States.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-05
TOasl Respectfully
Trees and shrabbeTy.

JETs u. : JAS MURDOCH AR. TlNaW.S 10 TITS
~ community a the most reliable uuTsesyE.-Cu
ia the country Acting gents Tor these gentlemen
enables furnish short notice Trees. Ever
greens and STubJery Cf the best quality ard the
laUet Tatcs. Trees and Plants can be delivered the
day after they taken from the ground. thu
ing purchasers all tIe risks OF long transportation
Orders left at the Seed Depot viii receive prompt
tentior. SMITH 4 GORRELL.
feb27 Agents Cor Wra. j jas NuTdock.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-05

The cost ofthe visit of the Seventh Regi-
ment from New York to Washington is
stated at Sl6, 1000; six hundred rank and
file, including about fifty officers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-05
strength OF parties in ti,e Free states s

stfeMB TOT 4 At LAts III y I
Many pro-slavery politicians seem 10 n
gard the coming Charleston neminatio
as equivalent 10 an election. s|n the col
trary, figures show that uoth.Eg short OF !
miracle can save the South Carolina car
didate from utter defeat Look at the 80
flfe the country in 1853:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-05
MRS. wINsLOw,

An experienced nurse aud female physician, has
Soothing Syrup for children teething, which greatly
facilitate the process Of teething by softenins the
gums reducing all infamation-will allay all pain.
and Is regulate the bowels. Depend upon it,
mothers it will give rest to yourselves and relief and
health to your infants. Perfectly safe in all csss.-
See advertisement in another column.
aug28' 59-lydSw
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-05
VICTORY MILLS.

vTuE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD AGAIN CALL TIL.
attention Il farmers and GIilis-s TO this justly
celebrated mill At recent tTi % its cTaciti.s in
this city. it ground corn fine enough fany u7e
AT the rate II = . bushels TO the hour also.
oats alone. and and oats mixed faster than cpEi
he done h- excellent French Burr stone directly
by side Of il and Tunnin the time g also
crushed cob and com faster and finer than
before done by any other mill IL Of which done
a 4 speed Of about go revelations per minute
Samples o. ;hr above showing the great superiority
Of iIs work be at our warehouse 1t i also
admitted 10 he the best mill in for crushing
bone. The following letter without slici
tItiDn b. Nes-rs- LyicI Co. 70 whom recently
sold one speaks for itse!f.
i.nszuT'7 Rock. Feb. -, fss1.
lIEssEs. JOHNSON i FEosI:-Ne h',Se besa running
tEIr Victory N bought of y5J Tor time. and
arc perfectly Satisfied with it, performance Many Of
our ueiEEb3rs have Witnessed its work and y th-
out hesitation pronounced it the best nall pa
tented. have but a L. hor-= engine for all
work saving, 4c..) vet this ill Erind- fifteen bush!
els Ter hour. We would therefore strongly
u,rnd thnse wantiryH Fill 10 purchase the Victory.
We would aI-o invite them come our place ana
examine is operation ipr Themselves.
EUu.I i;Ospecifu!ly.
: & LYDICE 90.
full stock Of thesc Mills constantly hand
gssre.i ;aT Ec-s- power vEte- vweE and stEl for
sale manufacturers prices Also gum and leather
Js..inZ & all widths JOHNSON & FROST,
y Main street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-05

All citizens of Virginia who willing 70 cooper;
.ate In the npport Of candidates for President ano
Vice President opposed 70 the corrupt policy OF the
present Administrations to Federal coTruptIon ana
sura ton: to the extension of Slavery in the Terri
torie to tho new aud dangerous political doetrtnc
that the Constitution of its force carries slavery
into ali the Territories OF the United States TO the
rsS1enine Of tho African Slave Trade; to any in
,sIIty, f RIGHTS among citizens; and who are in
favor Of the immediate admission Of Kansas into the
Union, under the constitution recently adopted by
ca,ls. III restoring the Federal Administration to
systeIn Of rigid economy, and 70 the principles o.
Tysshinpton and Jefferson: Of maintaining tnFioiafe
The ricts Of the States and defending the soil Of
every State and Territory from awless invasion and
of preserving the integrity Of this Union, and the
supremacy OF the Constitution and LAWS passed IN
nursuance thereof against the conspiracy OF the
leaders Of sectional party TO resist the majority
nrincple rs established in this Government at the
ynene of its existence requested 70 meet in the
CIfY Of WHEELING, at 10 O'clock A ~ on Wednesday
the ID day Of May 1850, appoint delegates to meet
at Chicago Ill, on Wednesday the I2tn Gay ., I SlaS
next to oninatcl candidates for President and Vice
President Of tho United States.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-05
DIED,

On Saturday morning last, Mrs. ELLEN PAUL.,
widow Of the late Thomas PAUL, EsqJ after long
and painful illness.
The funeral will take place from st. Matthew's P.
E. Church, at II O'Clock this morning.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

a Chemical Writing Fluid,
A Chemical Writing Fluid,
EQUAL TO ARNoLDs LONDON INK.
EQUAL 10 ARNoLDs LONDON INK.
MADE BY LAUGuLINs BUsHEIELp.
MADE BY IAUGHLINs BUsHFIELp.
II COWS freely from the Pen,
1t Doss not cNrrode Steel Fens,
1t does not gum or clog the Pen,
It never monlds,
1t Is perfectly liinpid.
1t ia so per cent cheaper than A-noia's,
1t is permanently black
This Fluid is made by tho most approved chSgateal
process and Is offered to the public equal to any
imported Ink We do not claim for it any suPeTioTt-
" TO Arnolds but We do claim it is equal, which we
viii prove t, auy unprecedented mind. We guarantee
it viii give sstsetson. II it does not we WILL RE-
FuSp -HE PRICE of every bottle sold.
Put up in Quarts. Pints and Halt Pints. For sale
By she manufacturers.
LAUGHLINS RCSuFIELD, DECGGESES
mh2 30. - Monroe St. Wheeling VI.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-05

49, SHERIFF.-MEssRsE DIroRs-You
w. will please announce y. L. DORSEY can
Gidate for Sheriff of Ohio County at the ensuing
election. [feb2Ssl THE PEOPLE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-05

AT the funeral of Stephen Whitney, in
New York, there WAS some capital repre-
santcd. The pall-bcarers were "solid"
set. Their names and supposed wealth are
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-05
The Paths OF wheeling.

The Allopaths and Homeopaths of
Wheeling, Va, in imitation of the St.
Louis doctors, are carrying on war in
the columns of the IntslEgsnesr of that
citv.-Afissouri Democrat
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-05
PROCLAMATIQN-

W. HER EBi COMMAND WILDE a BROTHER
~ OF the ci:y Of WhcsiiuG tpact "a sole agent
fox tie distribution Of VALENTINES q all grades.
from this date TIL the iit inst, and do also author
lie them ia name to receive all m0Ecys Cor the
same This proclamation i Necessary IL IL evident
from past experience that Cn=erpulrus peTsUrs often
offer spurious imitation Of the genuine ones to do
ceigS those who may have tender .cftiuen;s to ex-
press TO each otheT- such persons VIII 10. wise and
escLew all such spurious m--ivo=- they Lc
relied On and are utterly worthless. The following
: scale Of the most reliable results attending the
presentation Of these tender sristIes:
$3.50 Valentine: sure wedding forthwith
1000 . Same result, say 3 years.
SEQ Z" year..
100 . Most likely--Iaerhaps not
% DOubttul-!Gsds 10 pleasant a.
qusiEtauce, however.
IS Extremely daabtfuI--stII Eo:re
10 " No 20.
Small pota'oe--
Call soon, As those first purchased productive Of
the haPpiest resuits-
Given under ny hand and seal this hrst day o.. Feb
ruary- 1860, in the city OF Wheeling
jaa5I CUPID COP OF love
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-05
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT
Valuable Property 1ol. Lease.

alud Die properly 1Of LSdSG.
- THE UNDERSiUNED - SJH FitLPARED
- lease for term OF years. IL sultlbte Jiuti-
"a lots. the whole ui the Main street IOnI. VI the
property Ealvgn As the zane Homestead extending
from the corner II Union stTeet-t0 HoTnaTUO block
Of buildings Possession be given tie lst day Of
April aCxt. +. T. ARMSTRONG Trustee.
au-IT Il Enily i. Zane.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-05

w. DIR. McCLINTOCI<'S COLD
49, and Cough Mixture is combination Of ma
lures vegetable au,idotes the Irritation and dis
turbance of the breathing apparatus which proiHee
colds coughs hoavseuess, and throat ItremoVrs
in very short time every vesige Of iniammatioal from
the lungs and throat and the free inspiration
of perfect health. Price 70 conts. Soldby LAUGH
LINs BUsHFIELD Wheeling g FUNDENBERG.
Bridgeport, and Druggists generally. marek2-ly
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-05
TO the Be-DruSSed and Poisoned CIT
liens of Wheeling and Vicinity.


You are overrun with a deIuge of the vilest oom
pounds in the form Of Alcoholic Drinks that ever
emanated from tina; pes; of society the LIQUOR MIXER
They are sold youRs a luxury, they dispensed
TO YOU as a Medicine and in either the effect is
the same.
There is but way escape, and that IS to
as a luxury or medicamen safe and reliable sttnu-
lunt sold under stamp and seal, which renders it
tain that it has not been tempered with. Such an
article is
Charles London Cordial Gin,
which is distilled under inspection Of the British Gov
ernment is delicately favored unlike any other Gin
with some of the most valuable restoratyes Of the
Vegetable Kingdom, and is 10y far the most healthy
beverage extant.
THE MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS OF EUROPE AND A'iEE-
IcA notonly recommend lite by the hale and heartily
but prescribe it a medicine where stiHulant is
required.
THE FEMALE SEX will find it not only pleasant Cor
dial, but certain relief suIeriugs of periodical
character.
ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS or ALI EAyKs pronounce it
perfectly pure and Its restorative merits Incompatible
Sold only in quart and pint bottles by all DouGGsTs,
GEocEEs, &c
For sale in wheeling, Va, by T. II. LOGAN & CO.,
40 Main street. T. b. JOHNSTON, 17G Market st. and
others
EDMUND C. CHARLES, General Agent.
DEPOT, No. 40 BROADWAY, 7.
myl7-'59dGwllm
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-05

TAsTELEss YER
w. MIFUGE.
Tasteless as the honeyed dew,
Painless in its action, too;
Harmless as the roses breath,
But to worms immediate death
BRrAN's vEarIFuoE of course
Is the mothers grand resourcs.
Put,up bottles. Price 90 dimes. Sold iy LAUGH
LINs BUSIIFIELD, Wheeling; 5. FUNDENBERG'
bridgeport and by, Druggists generally. mh2-ly
vsr<a, Dr.. JAS. GTcCLINTOCK's
49, PICTORIAL sYEUP.-Are yonr lungs
weak: Does a long breath give you Pain' Have yon
a hacking cough? Do you expectorate hard. tough
matter! Are you wasted with night sweats and want
of sleep! If So HERE is YOUR REMEDY. 1t will I'M
questionably save you. Price $l,oo. Soldby LAUGH
Inns L BUsHFIELD, Wheeling 5. FUNDENBERG,
Bridgeport, and by Druggists generally. mh2-ly
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-05

- FOR REET.-A Store Room with dwell
-. li1- attached No. - Centre Wheeling, in the
II-- formerly occupied Jy l. T. Ncla;n Co Tor
further particulars enquire Of AElEes wilson Esq-,
fsfavsri jarItt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-05

- FOR RE ia desirable residence on
t John street for e-Iy corrupted by a c Coed
F0r terms, &c. enquire OF 3lr=- + NEIL
Daily Uai0u copy-l jams
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-05
NEW ADVERTISEM'NTI

- FOR SHERIFEH.--E1s- ISTErL-
kts Please announce VIZ. HEtuSo' a. a e'allf
dsta for the ShcrifIalty Of Ohio county. ,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-19
9 c) d.

gm 2. Mpnta9 rrs Monatc Septsm6er (1O.O
iooO, iperpe tb Hictnc unatbIn0i9e Shulc be
9innGn. Da ganS rcue @crGib,haIten al ticIrm
3mrdc an8sfcrti9t werIcn, IL hat lid lie grfH.
nur9 etmas LANCER biunnSg3rasu.
Der Srt Der 6, bule 1T an grppfe @penuc.
nabe Der SrOar.Sir., in eincm neuer, f~rcuubli.
den @sbduoe, geralc9 t9enilber .lciner e,rmoli,
gen Shulc. anfana, cit nm 8 ubr ees NPer
gems; S6luB I'm B ubr NnbmittaaS. Sc wer
Den oret Sprd6rn 9"lebr:, nGtultt esutIb.
en9liits unp franiGfih, netlt alien auperu ,um
bur9erlttben Sebsn nGlbigen StnntniIen uuo 6tr
~tt9tcttcn. TeliBipnsunterriht miro in rteie,
S6ule nidt erttcilt. Die fern 6abeu oenlo
0eIc9enbett ibre Sinpsr in zen Utticn Girrbrn
nnc Scnf .a~95ltuleu bisli1tr Staet BARN UNI
terrlhten III taECn.- Rinysr tei6erlti 0jtlhIebte
uno obue lluteri6tto Der 9atli9ipu wfrCeu in Oie(s
S6ule enlightenment. &sjn 3mars tcrr1ht in
oieler Stule, Die Gltern linp irsi, Ionic Der 9ebrer.
3ueG Der S&uIe.
1. @ntwtdelui8 unp Silcun9 Der IS s,rlidcn
uue ~seilit9eu anlogen Der &tnpey, iHlomrit CO
nur INNER m6alth lit, unJ bes MtnIbeu q TIM
mung uno Die gSo6lfabrt unierer srpe.n strpu.
bltf es erfprbert.t
z. 6rrie gr5icbun9 Der &inSer p6tr,ub Der
ShulSett eurt tnterriht, ~lltbuug, 9eiipitl uni
3u6t. OaS @emItt Der 8tnper niu; burt
ottle erpataten Wittel In 5infibt oeS Vernens
aer0bnt werpen an gtufrerf1amfctt, SIeis, Src.
nun9 unr 9~unftli6tett, uno in HadIthl audi pas
Setra9en all Octurlam gu @ltetu uno Qebrer
an WobIanRGncioteit. S6umbafti9ttit, 8abr,
Deii0Iistr, Sfenbsit. DienfTert,sftit uns ytctt
Iibteit, @ttuu9 unp Gbrerbictuas seaeu bic 0s
'rBe pss Stoates unO Der Contribution uulerrr
Sfreint9ttn StaNtsn unO ssa"...2laes, mas wabr,
lb0n, ,reht unO %cbrpiirpia 1T.
Nuf ptelc SSeilc pertru bic &trtrer ~(ycra1st
@efeet,. taB'pte GItern bic S4ultr3ietura anf's
Setr nah Srdften unt'rltisen unp DIN Qebrer
ntbt hinerrnp eut9eSentreten) gu pem' 3isle &c.
iansen, pas ntIs Men Aen l4on BON Der Wa'Ir
unp pom S@Gpfer pcrss eigt 1T. unp in Guren
fNtten &aScu:: iiebt Gltern, meroenIoIcte er. caeae
& .loer Sure cin5i9e 6reupe, @nre fbere Spf.
nuna, arG6ttr 8rpf uub bette 5tiise Isin
p@g~ @reis fir S6ulbeil uh per Monat 81 90.
aHS je na@ Der Slaiisn' gintheituns e.mas t6ber.
N6tun9eppQ
:. &eiubnrbt,
oeutlCbcr Qehrer.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-19
9rcipCriu5 rrr ucucu @clfsausdabe
opn
81. G9cine'S
9 mtithen Berten

tn Helen Sauorn oScr In 80 QBpcte nlteieruuaer
a Is @ts.
NlS mir am "a. Nirt 1883 nit Der erfrr gusoobeS Der
ocir'ti@tn gScrtt Scr5 9utlitum traten. tbu.en mir cS init
oangcm '9eIutl.-0cnew ar np6 iu ipcnt9 befarnt unS boo
tthttrrtenieiI, T!rcrrte 6rrGt Nnitrth9uigen unb 6eSeutcnbes
Goptf6. lnlerc GrnnrtunQcn murccn gbertrpfcn.- Der
Nbl1t m1rct icbr tcoCuturcr, uuo III faum Gin IIoh mo
&cr erctt DtNtcr, Der Strii rtr btUtIhcn 9}itipu. Der
S,runpeI er %n'eoerucn Oid,terlbule, IN wdbfcub Der Belt
lttNein nngcn lHntsripCltn Set0eu Crlc9en. Scin RGme
mrp tlr ollie t%pntntncen 9citen Oufbclpdbrt blcitcu. NPou
iplro lbn %uhteretn GrlcU ftncCr wCuE Dcut1hlonoS ocfdie.
eeRe @roFsi' oufNci6bt iDCrocr ST ic(bt III inns cuiriTr,
Apcr lenle Stpepiun8en bIttbIr GrP0itCn uno UrcGn nit MS
rrtlebCn. -"
Nop Setnc's Eohc taucn nod 20 mou6e bcrriids Nrov>
nterte letner rnItcibiihen 95uit M T0at, bic FrtunSC MR.
Sttalinte pU1 ttth NuNpcn. &iy p0ren bcmibt biGs Sd,5Rc
natr ulto not ~ 'anmgln une limo uunmtbr i'm Stonbc IL
men heuen Sdlo ;l lteisyn. Ma mir nbcr idt CinCnr Sabre
ou1 pRlen SftteH 0~N9t8dr3Cn purSen, Scint'S QSerfe nph-
mails III StcIrrul9cn G~gS;ugcbcn, DAMMIT dudb Der meniorr Scr
zen tonne, 10 babtn mir uns uunmebr cutiblpncn, sins nciie
NusBabt IN tlttncrtn Gtrttruu1cn Su pcIanit0ucu. Ger lDrctS
ut Der Truhere uno Wro mr fur ben licb,utgn 9ouS 81 ircbr
stre6nef;
NbUnncnttn Der fribcrn %deaate in @ins.n erboItcu
zen Ieit S'ano tpr 81 uno pCrotr crlunt itrt Namen bcim
naGlten @8en'rr oer BEL unS bctannt gu MAIDEN.
sSr iptttrln njht I'M 8sriHOltcn odrln, boe Gip bc os~
iorImie oCuthg Stp6lterGna Der Ser. 81. an 6tcicln Watip.
n1lpert %bctbeitigcn mtyo.
Gtne AGeIGarp rn 10 Gents per gBUht famt ocrpis itber
etltretteh, DC: Stnn fur oeutibe 3terotur BAT. uuo ben arp.
sen DibiCr tbyt.
Gent It Il Sanbe miro cine 0%crtcacnc SiUgropDjc 5etn>
RIO petneS %btt99cbtu Wtrttr 28oS Nuetltturo, Druid
ano Y1SteT SSetrtnh 10 mtre btele uege III II tie auSsabe in
!eintr 2Scne en pNrptr9cgon0tncu ndtnileber. Cine lorafdIs
t9e Ourpitdt mtrp iralfr sirgtlalih2nt yeglcr t%ntftrren.
Hs' SNhN gSeif u. Co.,
$50 HnCouItir0gr, 0bilabeIpbid.
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@efbdfts=@ m;eiacn.

Dem 9eetrtcn publitum erIauten mir une
hermit ric er9ebenlts gIn;eiae 3u MAIDEN, bag mir
%uni!rcn Sin-Stpre nab unfercm neueu unb ae.
.raumi9cn 6auIr Ne. 1873 Srpapnrage sptIdsn
Der 5. uno 6. perfc0t botsu.
5ur pas ms biShsr 9riGenftr 3utrauen tefens
%eanfeno, erlauben mir uus, aud frtnc. :m BAG
ielte gu Bitten.
9Sir fiibren tstdnNia elm rcihGaltiaes Qaacr
aner Scrtsn Seen, Sle6maareu unc alter an
oCren in unier @ri@dft 1hlasenoe Qrtitcl, Die
mir, "a mir mr. fir Soor t%aufen, gu ben siuia
preiier pertnufrn tGuncn.
Oas Oeden Der !5Guler, lopic Neparaturcr
'epcr Nrt wer0en i@neu, gut nnS tinigT ~te1crot,
6p%tsbaucr II. gru.
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- cfan,ittta d,unnclI.

Die WttaIieber Der z. &. Il. @e1cuI6oft ma
den itren 8rsunben unp rem 9eebrteu eeuti6rr
Vublifnm rie er9cbeuIe NnSViae, raB fe an obi
aem Sage i'm SrleDiae @arteu Der berren S6op
unb gsnpel itr piesidbiiges Stiftungeirlt fsiern
pas atenps i'm Saaie bes Srn. q. Sdap burf,
linen srcssu Sa0 asfGlcKen irirp. Die untsr.
gssi6nste Gcmmitte bcft auf eins r.bt sablrsibe
Setbeilieun9 unp wirr bas 8sit lettf su einem
rtbt bsitereu su MAIDEN lu6en.
Der Gintritt gum 8eifplabe 1T fret. Gbcilueb.
itcr pss Snuet baben l4 tei Der ,mtsr,ci6nsten
@cmnitte elm 8ifet fir so Ste. su l6lcu unp
bltcn AUDI Bier Oamsu frrieu @tntritt.
Capt. Sritb's Sauo TIT iiic pieIes 6elf eneas
airt uno miro rislebc mic auA ots lbsrren Star
unb 8enoel 9lGes sur SerherrIt&un9 %reTeIben
bcitrasen.
Die Ntttslisber Der @efcui8nft p~erIamu,tln IfH
@ittass II llbr i'm 2utale' psS Srn. q. Stoo,
no f6 Der 3us formtrt uno nab pem Seiplat
obmarI6trt. I'm 6 u9r ateubs ptro mad, benz
2ptaIe pes 9rn. u. SAap ,utiidmar1&irt.
Die c pmmitte:
9u,epb Seutel.
Matbaus, Otter.
ScIpt Sbrebe.
9'cttfriep 9an9t.
5rinri& Sarr.
S0crb pcb.
u. Diaccnt, Seer.
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SeAeOiaEe@
@pnfhier s QAlnher-

Nto. 70 Matnlfr., 3ipii@sn Der IA. IL. Is. Strass.
erlauben ii6 Giermit i6ren 8reunpen wie Dem
Nsutlhen 9ubljfum i6srbaupt Die ersebenfs On
isi9e gu MAIDEN, CAP le ibr neu e%tablirtcs
2Scim= nm6 Si9arrem=&eidGft
INTERN bentt8en Gage ercfnst BADEN.
Durh etnrst6baltiseS Eager Der befen 36ein..
frani0tilte unp ungor, @8eine, @ayonne unb Ro
6eIe Srann!wsits, 8um unD' 8bisfiis uub !6o.
onnnas unO Dpmeiies @i9orren In ben Stanp
geleBt allen biui8en InfOrOern9en aeniiaen N
%t6nner1 miro fs nnisr e~iiri9Ites 8elireten fem.
Onr1 Slut9tsit Der Qreie uni 9tseuitat orr 8e..
bisnnn9 uns se @ault pes Wu6litunS AZ erin.
gen uny ju crbaltsn.
/. &tebaIpnp, Sa,.5. Sra 1885,,
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~ oftatw 8ttters.
yin aue9eictttueter NrtiteG pou 1Htrm
Stou9bton's Sitters, fir Die Sar unO ,uu,
Sctblt9tbrau6. Gum Srrtcufe in srceel uup
tleinrn SuautitSfen bel
Wt cSeeeer u. Sridcn.
ySen, Stquslr uno 6apduns@iaar n.Ioaueluna,
Nr. a grbause 6ctsl Sutlema,
Nenrl Strnkr.
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THEMES DINING SALOON.

WtathltraBe, 'pildben Der Stem unO 9ten.
Gem tttl9en Yubtifun, sur NabriNt, bae i'd an Npatn.
ltr.aIRse, neben 5rn. 9apiS MarbIe garo, { he Weltauro,ipu
lnmodbdft Subeetet ler9tri m;rb,
enc 9ltt 2olle gS?da: &Ifte lnS bic ftinff.n 5usana-
Gi9areh inb let6 bel mir ;u BADEN.
@rtras 2innerS fir @eItlfbaften meroen in rIr,eitsr os;t
beio:st: lin iobIr,iben &siu6 metaer 6reuuoe 20 QanSs.
lcite b;itet q ThiSmn
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Millinery.
SO a b a nj c g n

'rlautt iib ben peuti6en Oamen bic gn,eioe an
madden, pab itr Store am nGtbfrn MipntaS UNI
Ctenlta8, ben IL. unp 18. b. Wtts., ael6lcIen
kin. oaB osrclbe absr am. 0ittpcfb, frn 19tsn.
nit einrTn 9rOben @%iortiment Der neuaeu 0us,
unb @tOpr'8aaren piener se6fnet lein wirS.
81 ab a me Con,
SO. 55 Main Strd6e.