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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-07
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nit ben Ssnnenitetn meines Saules," 70
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Der StplS mus 9efraft weroen une Der mtintse
bat sms ti&tiSe Dsmatbisuns crtalten. SD
mar tIns 10 sladIi6e 5ausirau, ais maeiss
G'IiidsnmRdnbe, sufrteGsnss @ematt, Elm nat-
f6ti9er @attc, quite SinOsr, waO Elm poblrinss.
ridbtecs Saus mid pa3W maten tGnnen.
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DID Ssmadtt babe" lastt zines 5agss meiu sit.
ter @atte triump6irenS, als Elm 8arrenmonn am
GbOr sine ihGn 9rarbeitste Settits1e a6luD, Die
sr 9rrabe auf bsr ataftiSn fur ianI Duaar ae1
tauft batte. So mar fste ssstn ben antau(
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-07
Sefanntrnacb1,naen.
9ame" s-amsrif. tfabrt-@ctien-ee eelelll&aft.
Snntpfichiffnhrf

osrnit.et Der neusn oaf SaS clS,ae orboutr NM cI,
ssntsts ttnger@te. eru6en tfsrnen @citSampffbifTr
. prui ltar 1000 SUne, Capt. Grautnauu.
5a ammonia, 1000 Sons, CAPT. S6wenlen.
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Grsn unp S,nf1Sn.s T,,usn FfssaRIS lsSn', %pa, am
esn Ssir orf unb Sambura rio crtboms,on ,rnss;, nh
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iu fp!seneen 9retn:
Srfe gajd;e 800.
Smetit Gaiutt 55
Spif6ehptd az
Sen 5amburs nadb eserp s,prf:
erie Gdjue $ll2.50. Rwsitr e,,1tr SS5 a,nishsrs..
80 SStSen @alags WsnSt man itb an
q. o. Ticbare, Rspas a. Gmp,
l5Q 8rpabpao Stem sar'
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-07
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GRANT &rSlfe'S SIIuarIrt. S,,4,


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sin eSnserlacnsierlten Sic ID unbeititftn bos bette
siut9s, am mesn klsbrnot unb unsrbolteuas Ssotrn.
blett, pelbts In esR Ser. Giaa.en erScbcint.
trldtlI IeeeH Yqiftpo in 9efr~prt nnb spis, & s,,s
Ole enjens Nnmer. $500 i66rlt in s3prousbs,osImna
Sie M eas sssr ilu irts Sot5enbIat ptIdes In Snf
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eet Der heocuIrnltsn GoscsercianilIt euSas-
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slosie Alee, mas f msrt eGnbeIsute nm irornS ppu
SmsTs nj ise eE 9Iniirtrie 3sus in sspabIit Syra
gen Srr srablsn urS ea ie iio Ypn ppteu unh rsIis
tpeTecn. ~ o'' s'su'''"
6rnnt etelts's SautrrC 8eimrs III bti allen 8eunos-
a9ene ~ labeE, potr Der Sies $40 IL rnnffcrt a.
sestu e:nltnoune Ses 8trases, i'll bs,tebeu. ~
aDtr ssrisntrn tin GrempIar flr $500
iStt Sremplars fur $500
Sr6rt Qtette
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-07
Senilletou.
Der berfcbmdbte 8us.
Sttsje aus bem 9etsn bes SGrltsu 9lii6sr.
(Sblus)

(S6lus)
un9tbeuren Serinf, Srau garcnin - Gie
d9teH Gimp. bas Dcrpelte piirbe @ts nitst A, ar.
germ eermSsen unt cine iolde Summe :Snue
Ss nidt ruiniren, pa Ste Ietr rettb wSr.n
Sa oamals, Gur6lau6t! - Dod isst Fub
ortiBt9 Sabre nrr9aneen. une bic 3sitsn fnS
anpsrs nnb i6liinmer aspprben. 59
sSts fsitiam flinssn pisls g8srtt In isrsm SdS-
nen ylunoe, rief Der GIrR ladbenb. ,.'a
S6pnsr @funo! - Das Nsprt eItftrtlsrte
0ran pom VI. 8 pom Rsuem. 1eit eir,tm
un'hO'tdS freunSlidsn = faif gu fisen ea&eln
frat ne Dem Shrlfsn sinsn S6ritt nGter unb
bandbts istis: GntNnnen Si. fsb, lisbsr 8arff
alie nod ienes Absnbs, no mir ,uIammeu aie
iunSe Ssuts ipt!tsn - . sie s5alids Suaeyb.
ieit -
So pirS mir unpsrsssaa tl.it.n, 8rau pa
rpnin
0as QGhsln Srau BON g a's fsute i'm.
msr bt3aubernpsr rpsrbtn, cs ssffaitrte fi& aber
stwas fraesnbait nm Die sinssiunfru.n 3ass pes,
0tnnbcs.
au% mir 1T sr unSsrss6Iia, GarRl FaRerte
lfe idrtIi&.
Die ldbmale, w.ibe 5anb Der Srefrau Ieate
ltd anF ben arm bee 5eIpmarl&atIS. Gin feinss
Sadein nmipicltr feline 9ipeen. unb feline @uaen.
ete ns6 DIE &raft beinesn, feurts sn Rrablen,
Oltdten nttpsr auf Die sartz.. fGlanttn Singer,
Die letdbt ieinen &rm pradten.
Samals trsntten Sit mid tisf, Srau ron
u 8.
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5urad unp ernf faste sr: Die 3tit Der SusenS
III lan'mt i9ren Sbprttiten poriber. SeSentet,
Stt, pab orsiss SATIRE lettoem sersanseni
gSts - Sie wcllten
@erSidt lsiifsn auf elm Slid, bas Mir einlf
HGst hele Yar. 5rau Sarsnin
llno metnr S6ulps - ilAl.a
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ger. ric Sie pamals fur aAen paG.nb rradteten.
etne fable SlGffe beoedte bas @elfbt 5rdm
.pon 81 .....9; baun entette Fe RAID benz
3immer, unS nt&te in ibrsm g8elen maGate in
Osm @usenbIif an bic ItClSe gBirSr elmer telei-
Oistsn Sbnisin, nit Der iie al isnsm 9benb ben
Sptsltiip psriaRen.
Gin lauter Applaus puros bem aittn Seser
ia Sbeil, na6etm ib Die &biire binter Der belei.
ptsten Srau ssl&l0Gsn.
saaslnO Ssrbsuste iia Sli&sr ssssn bic gr,-
~tlsnoen unO better risf sr: Dtes III sinsr Der
Sladlt6fsn @usrnbIidt meines, 9etrns anb Feia
Hsr msintr tlrinfen Sriumpte!
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-07

Gdc Der 6. u. Maribaafr, 8i6mons, Sa.
Dtsies sefdmadUOu einseri&tete Sctel rvlrO
eem rttlsnoen Yubifum. beltens empfoblen. Die
unter3st6nsten srlauben ifG aual.isb, ann Sfts.
rem Ssiud Sieiss QOfaIS freunpiihf eiu,slaprn
,poelb(t itets eas bette 9asrrb;er une lonfioe Gr'
frilGun9en su fnosu linp.
ScarosrS fnbsn talelbf frennsli6s 3tmmer.
CUTE Soit unb SuocrtUmmenbe 8eSitnune.
} 1ts Staoeibpfer IL. bSuslcr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-07
SSirtbicbafts Gr6ff,
t1lttas!

Stetnen Sreunoen une Dem ec{amHitsn pub(i.
tnsi Sts an;ess, sae nleine nsue I1a'
9artetrs@ @irtBIeI5aft
eem gsiuGe iest often lsttt. DteSslte III auis
@elImddpunee etnssridtet, anb fSrnea Die os.
etrten @dite nit ben teIfen @rfriIGunaen i,esr
Slrt, iorte audi NIT parmeR uRS faIten Spsilsu
beetent perbsn. g8tntrinfer wahe iG porouf
aulmertlarH, DAP it ben BON mir ae,oacuer
Strainia g8ciR
retn unb unoerfdifdt IN so gts. pcr NloGh, ser.
faufr. Inn Sabtrei6en SeIub bittct
Y Ie-nttn Se&Ier.
OampIlttff- Serbinoung swii6en 9ldmonp unp
Nep gosf.
Das OaHpfi&iH ,.Tuanpte" oerIdet Ridmcnb
tsetn DtenNa9, Nafmtttass ubr, uub gtcrfclt
aSittru6 4Rittas.
Oas DasrpfiGF nSamestcpn" perl6st 8id.
ntono tsotW Sreitas Ma6mittass I lbr, unp
serfrlt am SamStas Rittas.
Der Saercrcs in Der Gajiite, Ma6l,sitsn rtu.
sef&lcNeH, betrGst $40.
SIM Stesraas. Obne SeSf, So.
Ggeurltcus- Gidet, far Die commemorate oiit.
ss, S15.
&etisnbe, bic @iittwpd,s une @amstoos S.u
PETERSBURG 6rlbsuS tsnusen, trsfen ,c.iia NIT
Der SfCrfcIt-p petsrsburs 8abn In erlierer StoSt
etrt, Sm NIT benz Dampfbuut peiter erben ,u f5n-
men, 3idets fur btslc SSur f5unen am Seters.
burg Oepet selSi't perpen unb bstr6st eer aau,e
5aerprets sleiGfalls Rur $40.
Sueiem u. 6etu.Feu
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-07
O1eme g1Sirtbi
nno

Saserbter eaton.
Dem pubiFum bic erssbenlts @n3eiae, Saf Der
unteriei6nete in feinsm 6aule am Qlten @arft.
Dem 5iibmartt 9eseniibsr, cine 9BtrtbItbnft uebii
ea9er6isr'SdlOn erri6tet BAT, wplelblt er GH
trsuen wirp, letne Sreunoe unO pas puslitup, i'm
Nu9emenen init ben belten @etr6nfen beOieuer
gu fOnne. 5ipreuce NiGrr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-07
MONTICELLO HoTEI

Mn bie Damsn 9iihmcnps.
Meoame 6au6e Coon paris), bic 6st Der
l'sten s5eir i'm Nee&auiss Snimt FUR ibre Sun, a.
FTRsT-CLASs Diploma
r:i9balti9es wager sOn RIlnerY- gBaarn erSntt WV
gfaoame 8. BAT rs Gbrs ben Dawen MibnSrIs ann
islatn, cap tbr Eager q 8pnustS unb sRiIiinsTn-
an9eeOrsn; 9lei9faQs Sprrdtbis Bic neHEen WSrr S~
gpttsr Nopsa IN GOfareS, saErrs gSfeot6e. %i5sous
ano m Sa'tS @GOae g. OrS bic r6ste @ufmsrfamftlt aaf
aug lpE gu &9e msreenorR Nuftd9 p:rpenpsn unS ibre
uno 9el9maf9Ou ausseflHrte Baare 6ilish srbalten
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-07
Z. sSaDr9ssatss.
The German ADVERTISER.

The German ADVERTISER
B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every day, Sunday excepted. at
$500 per Annum, payable in advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable
OFFIcE: BROAD STR, next to Cry HA1h.
Seetnsrnsen.
Der ,Inseiser" erieint oen Icrees Senntoos ausae-
sabbar an Die rsp 5rdser pesr SIS 80 in Sbrter Sprous
btiabIuns atsssn fhben unter olsenbtn Stonsuns,u
Aufnabnes Stnmahet SinsTds 10 siien ootr rrtni
ssI SO ets., ,rsn,alisc rs gs ttein,eot 81 90 cine
@p5s sl,S5, ensn Youat 81 so, erei Moate 81 Oo te
Npua $500, trc5lf @pnatt $1,000 in pterslidsrliasr
BrrausStSabluns. Mntisea bic uaG Stlsben strdrser
spsrstn f5nnen. rostSen nit S25O per Sahr bersnst
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-07

Sefamutmaci,nm9cm.
E. j. PIooT,
Npptbefcr,
Gde Der l7trn unb Iainifrnhr.

Gde Der IItrn unb NainItrabr,
(S. SinperSater ais @ebflfe1.
empFeb!t fein rei&tultiees Eager ausr In I.in
6ads iGlaaenoen artifel. tpie aud parfiimsriens.
9stfen, Suriten nno lSdHme itcsr grt; Sartsn,
Dele. @tas 'e.; @i9arren, &au&, Rau- rnb
S6nnpftabat nnb pteis dnpere 4rttfeI psldse in
bten5en arotbetsn sswStnii6 ssf6trt trerpsu.
9anpna@lt4 matbt bsritlbe aud auf Geinsn
oerupmfen uno Rnfseltassn ,8irainla" gporm
Sillrr" aufmrrtiam.
OteNpeutide, we srSetentertte aud bte amcri.
tanti@e Hees9tur piro BON .. .&tnperSater
eeeiorst, Der au@ I'm 5anSYsrfaufe feline 9auDs-
lsuts aufs 8reuublihfr bsbiencu ptrp.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-07
III m5us!
MiQinfrn 1l1aarfm !

N. c. BARTON srlau6t ld Die @n,eioc ,u
MAIDEN, eas er istnen Stcre BON 100 mad 229
Nanitrase, obsrbaib Der 9tsn, Ssrlest Sat, no er
tn iecer Sailcn Elm cpuf6npises @NOrtiment Der
fOSenren &rtitsI pcrrat6is 6dlt: SeiSene unb
rOb.5ats, 6auben, &cpfpube, fran3SFI&e Blu.
men unc SdnCer; Spissn 8ertba's unp @aps.
spiben>S6leter, &rnusr- &rasen unp lsioene unb
tvaasGFide SpiBen- -0anttaas.
Oameu, psi&e Die SapeUrte belu6tn f6nnen
IN Sielsm StCrs SoGadnpise SaQ- &c. @n,fae
ersaItep
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-07
G. A. FAUCHE
(spn @aTis),
U 2sm a d fr naO SemeGler

u y : III % IT INV = n Ter
1913 RaHySraFe Ssolbcn Der 9ten urS I0tcr
": y; tI0u dc. Der , gierunospansis Satr,n in ben
Sslieh Aprs,c unS Jepeler- SSsadn eon @c.is GSenf
eern 8idmSpss bic @neas gu matsn bcs 81 5Ss 8rpobr
eln serarttaes @b6ft er0het Bat to M frsuen mirS ae
IN nIn 0sl9a s,ni!asenee arbeiten boleb entoeos;u-
senlen snr uno 3ufreSti6tt ausfiEren q, ssnr tn
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-07


g Sm99embeinler
SmpUrtsr BON rrutf6sr u. fran55alben Beinen
uno Sranpies.
uno
Havana Il Domestic Cigars,
Ns. ll8 6rantlinR,., 3WiIhrn Der IA. II. L.
nahe @cecrnprllr.
S9s Ssne 9nblfum, s6sfOnbtre ubtr sB.berserfsufer
no be Perren 9Sss perSen anf o,lcs ncr trtr
2Seplelae: @sltAit aufminn semat unb ertb Die b6fif
sSaarsn Sielts neuea grabiiCenis N seri
9!n tes ff IN onSIR b9en cbsr uDr6cn 6dulern iGre
Sintaale maiden. Inter Ancaen usrbensn lOseu6e Irt
Ss'paeerS eier srpasut une 3rpOrssbObsR gu merpen:
6ranioFIhe BranOies uno Nottweine,
Seampa9nel .aGs Surten),
Sbsins unp WOlsl ggeinr,
Aae SUrten gBbistey. Gin.
0ru Dead unb applc.8rannv.
@ls Sortrn eiqueurs (GOroials), ais: SimmsI
NniS, &tIpntb, CURACAO &C. &c.
Aue - Orten 6aUana uno DUmeltic GLARS AN
lreem greiie, Pgn6turg 6auta6af, aue Sprten
Haubtabaf, SurDines &c. &c.
UNI fresRbIi&rS 25prub g. GSuaoeuSsirr,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-07
Ssbt aus mad
Stp. 27 MdiaaSf SfeuSsc!

Die btatstsn DRY @opbs In 8i&msnpI
5000 garbs l6Sae asbrrdt, 9ettune ppu Ria c,,,.
merS l25 ets; 6sne 9aipns prn bs gts; ei, fSSn
sn wtuter unb bette Qnaltdt ron Sacpntts 6raanbts
Sareges iu Den tsien greiTtn; id5ne Sance>SiIfs n,
2U Sis perb rs, anpere u ST. 81 25 anb sbr; Gpor,,
Secenltcfte iu 55 Gts upo aunpdrts; Stella SSamIs III
unS arpdrtS in allen 5orte, m.ssb ben brradtn 9e~
ras; SulterS iu SO Gts. leiO. 3ancn u 81 so So 25
uno cn9e gu SIS bic anSerpdrte Dptse tplisn; Ib
yardSle uno Srtenpn SttriS 25 9s OIL oundrs bic
e'GiSlien IN StdmOnS; bic rinrn ran3 pcrfrS
SaosS Collars unS &aribric Saubs sum Salber NrcIs
eltapto uno brsfrn Sbrne SbteRa pilprp cafe Nfns
ti, Sppsltns Gable Glstb S GIpt6 @arpcts gambrice
epeds une SpiB DtuSlinS gut raunensmertb pniosn rt
lsn Saoes Walters nit tsie III ST. 25 inb aufp6rts
Varpeee Rib une @rot Tin SsubC nit Seels All
uno anpdrts; Wdee une gSlbrnS ejaitsrs In alien ur
zen uno 81 allen prsien Spn 25 gts an aupdrS feiur
SeosS Sltpptrs u 80 9is.; Reu'e SlppcrS u 62J GtS
eine gelrst op u S7 Cts; Srprs GicS suorc Gjoies
ea.I>ltm Stbubs fur Strrrn, Snoben unS Ssrpants
25 9fainfr. Sefrnt GStr',S Gtr"m ,'aoi
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-07
Den Dsutl&eu @utben

Den bsuti@en @utbea
os oHoa aan2stge, Dap Uir i'm bisfssn @uaom.5 5nuIs
lOoo eoauonsa oss esltsn BON uns isibit :mpOr.
erteH iran5Olilnsn Sranbp unter 9Nnb Iiraen
baben, ben mir auBerIt bilis psrfaufen.
Oesnsr Die @ndei9F paB mir rie alIeinise @aen.
tur S0n Dem esraemten De SenUge IL. Co.'S @6am,
Pa9nsr uOfraommsn Haten nnD OaR berleIbe ur
bei uns ju babsn IT.
u @Ottel u. COMP,
Sle. 81 p:arlitr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-07
9OIs! Spl,!

lntsr;sdnesr ba fcriwdsrrnb sineu orserr S,orros
St6en- uHo 8i3tenbss better Sualitst nb fona ftirS
Sunosn bsrn antsr btn sistsn &sbinarnssn peritbsn
Se 1ausn oea 8laInn rub boS eepacsn fpiisnfrt BE-
9rst StltsangsR, pee tnterlern pfrbsu Sci Datusp n
eoe cosr eto u Sunblsp 8rUasrasc, lopie in bsr S,s
ntsccra9e an Srpao nabs @rop Grenne ptrbtu ernmS,
p @SelorSt. yrslf: Des brir Gi&snbpIj m $3.50, uni
&anHeAeol3 gu $500 per eorS- Samee u. Woprt.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-15

demon delighting in blood and slaughter TO
a being Of mercy, dellghting in everything
which tends to elevate and dignity and emo
ble his race. Outside of the blsssed infu-
ences Of the true teachings of JESUS, ! can see
no redemption of my race.
Religion pure,
Contains all things within its mighty span
Tho love Of God, displayed In love to man."
On last Sunday morning, heard the REV.
GARDNER SPRNG preach his fiftieth Anniver-
sary Sermon, as Pastor ofthe "Brick Church,
In this city, now located on Fifth Avenue
and Thirty-Seventh street. He is venerable
man, now seventy-fve years old, but in fine
health, and abundant strength, as he preached
one hour and a half in a crowded house, to a
listening audience, on Salvation. l think the
audience was disappointed. 1t was an Anni-
versary day Of half century of Ministerial
life, in the same Church, in the great Me-
tropolis Of this Western World, and think
the people had a right to expect something
of the personal history and observation, and
of the progress of the Christian Church in
this city for the half century The Sermon
was good one, for any occasion, and with
the exception of a few remarks, stranger
would not have dreamed it was an anniver-
sary half century Sermon, by the every where
respected and universally esteemed and be-
loved Pastor. Il is the personal in which
mankind are ever interested. And how rich
how full of interesting and instructive in
eident, is the personal history Of such Min
lister Of the Gospel, during half century
thank the Rev. Doctor, for giving the Gin
fernal Slave trade" the benefit Of his con-
demnation in this Sermon. This escaped
the religious "Daily World of this city
But it is neutral paper.
With sad and sorrowful hearts, the news of
the death of the WIFE of Rev. DR.. Spring,
was read in the city papers on Tuesday morn
ing. Her pilgrimage is ended. Her life's
mission is over, and she is gathered with the
''shining ones on the other side" But how
lonely is that earthly home which she made
so happy by her gentle presence. And he,
the venerable and stricken man
"Alone he wanders wherc with her he trod,
No arm to stay him, but he leans on God"
Yours truly, ]. A. B.
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to await the arrival OF further witnesses from
the United States The money in the mean
time being deposited in the Bank Of Upper
Canada.
The remainder Of the history is merely an
account of a contest for the money. On Fri
day morning the Hon. Mathew Cameron, at
torney for the claimants, stated to the Court
that he was satisfied that Montague could not
be returned to Cincinnati, and consented to
his discharge, but demanded the money.
The Judge read the prisoner a lecture, re-
GREETING the lameness Of the treaty, and gave
an order to Bleaks for the money. Mon
tague's counsel served tho bank with pro-
test and they refused. Cameron, however
succeeded in getting the funds delivered over
10 BlealIs during the evening. 1t was then
too late TO procure process, that night, but
Montague and his counsel remained most Of
the time at the hotel of Bleaks, anxious to
keep him in Canada until they could get him
under legal proceedings. Knowing that the
telegraph would beused to stop him if he was
known to be on train, the funds were
smuggled away in Mr.. Garven's carpet sack,
and Bleaks, for cover, left his baggage in
his room, and his hotel bill unpaid He came
away by the night train, and was in Detroit
with the money two hours before court opened
on Saturday morning.
Taken in all its bearings this recovery is
the most important police operation that has
been performed for long period of time.-
When there was no clue to fugitives, the vic
tins offered certain men skilled in detective
operations heavy rewards, amounting, in the
aggregate, to nearly three Thousand dollars
for the recovery of their funds. 1t is to the
credit of the officer, who did the work, thai
he never heard of this offer until after his re.
turn home, on Saturday night.
1t may not be uninteresting to know tha
this is the first money ever returned undel
similar circumstances by the Ashburtor
treaty.
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aelEaitiMEs.
HRAR WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY.

The undersigned having used Professor HUM
PHREYs' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIEa
IN our families with the most Batsiaetory reIu and
having fun confidence In their genuinenea, purity
and efficacy, cheerfnly recommend them 70 al per-
sons who wish 70 have safe reliable, and eicacious
remedies at hand for private or domestic use.
The Rev. VIM. Hosmer, editor Of " The Northern
independent" Auburn, n Y. the Rev. =. II. Ores
Hey, b. Rector Of st. Peters Church, Auburn, n y
the Rev B. l. Ives, Chaplain OF he Auburn state
Prison the Rev. Spencer n. Rice, Rector, ReW-Bed-
ford, Mass. the Rev Allen Steele heE-fork Con
ference ne Rev Samuel Nichols, Bast-G Con
ference n Y; the Rev. p g. Pratt, Dorset, Vt tho
Rev John T. Rohie Buffalo A. 0. Hart, Esq, Utica,
N. Y; the Hon. Neal Dow, Portland, Ne. The Hon.
Schuyler CpliaK, south-Bsnd, Ind; the Hon. George
Humphreys, N. Y; Henry d. Cook, Esq, Editor Of
the "Oho State Journal," Columbus, Ohio; the Hon.
r. H. Graham, Moline, Ill the Hon. Thomas J.
Chase, Monticello, Fla. {; The Hon Joseph Benedict
Utica n Y; Wm. Bristol, ESQ, Utica, n. 7. A 8
Pond, ESQ.,, Uaea, n. z. james Piunksti Esq., Nash
vile, Tenn.
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LIST OF SPECIFIC REMEDIES

o.1.-For Fever, Congestion, and Inflammation.
No. 2-For Worm Fever, Worm Colle, Wstting The
No. s-FOr Collie, Crying, Teethlng, and Waksful-
No. L-For Dlarrh9a, Cholera Infanium, and Sum
No. 6.TFOT Collie, Gripping, DySentery, or Bloody
Flux.
NoT.-For Coughs, Colds, Influenza, and Sore
No. s-For Tooth-aehe Faee-aehe, and NeuralgiA-
No 9-For Headache, Vertigo, Heat and Fulnes5
ness Of Head.
No. .1O.-DYsPEPsIA PILLs-For Weak and Deranged
Stomach Constipation, and Liver Complaint
No l1-PoR FENALE IRREGULARITIES, Scantys Pain
hnl or Suppressed Periods.
No 12-For Leucorrhea Profuse Mensess and
Bearing Down Of Females.
No. fS.-For Group Hosrss Cough, Bad Breathing.
No l4-SALT RHEUM PTLIs-For Eryaipeias, Erup-
tons, Pimples on the Face.
No 15-RHEUMATIs PHLs-For Pain, LamenessS
or Soreness 10 the Chest, Back, Lolns, or Limbs.
A-Por Fever and Ague, Chill Fever Dumb Agaei
Old Msmanaged Agues.
P-Por piles, Blind or Bleeding, Internal or X
ternaL
O.-For Sore, Weak, or InaSmed Eyes and Eyehds;
Failing Weak, or Blurred Sight,
C-For CatArrh, Of long standing or recent, either
with obstruction or prOiuse discharge
W. O-For Whooping Cough, abating rs violence
and shortening s course.
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HOME TESTIMONY.


WEST BEDFORD, Coshocton Co., o., May "A, SO.
Mr.. II. B. kINGsLEY-Sir: have been selling the
medicines Of the Graeienberg Company for the last
good satislactiOn and the Pills I have sold % a
great many regularly as their tea and coffee and
with my trade they have become staple article
Marshall5 Uterine CathOlOOn Is a medicine that has
done great amount OF good in Female Diseases
One lady sold % told me she had received more
benefit from one bottle than she did from long
course Of medical treatment BY the most skiltul
physician. JAMES WILSON.
The Graefenbcrg MARSHALL Uterine Catholi-
con. ----
Ts offered as q certain cure accompanied with the
following symptoms:
irregularities s--WeakBess - Faintness--D Dgrango
Appetite-SallOw COmplexiOn-Pain In the
Back and Kidneys-Chills-COld Hands
and feet-BlOating-Ee Eeverishness-
uragia-Headache-R Rest
uessness-D Disturbed Sleep-Ilushe5
of Heat-General Pain-Crawling and Pain In
the Spine and between the shOulders-Acld
stomach-Nausea-Did Passing OF Urine
with heat or smerting-Itching, Burning and lTri-
tatiOn In the Urine Organs htnlare-Dis-
dy3teriCB-A nXiety-ked Face
Nervous MISUNDERSTANDING
ConstipatiOn--Irritabls Temper
DspraTed Appetite-E latulence-B Bloated
and Irregular BOwel5-Unpleasant Dreams
Pains in the Uterine Organs-Numbne88 and Pains
In the Limbs.
~ Sold by City Druggists and Medicine Dealers
throughout the country.
EE- For Medicines or Agencies Address
II. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
noVl2d&w General Agent for Ohio.
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Sflting atathi1Fs.

WHEELER & WILSON'S SEW
w ING MACHINES VICTORIOUS over all
other Sewing Machines at all the public contests,
wherever they have cOntended.
WHEELER WILSON have sold the last year,
(ending Nov. LIST, 1881 nearly as many Machines a.
all tho others.
LOOK AT THE FIGURES,
As given BY Elias Howe, Jr, to whom all must &C.
count for the number sold:
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BaIcbeIoris Han Dye IS sold bv
N. ii. SOLOMONSON.

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTTCIAN. =
Keeps the largest assortment Of the most approved
nnds cf tPECrACLES. All his Glassesi whether
ior near or Tar sighted, are ground under MS own
inspection, BY machinery OF new constr Win
the greatest care eo as 20 suit the eyes Ia all cases.
curing Weakness, Dizziness OF Inflammation OF the
eyes and impartng strength for long reading or hne
sewing.
81 n. II. SoIoMoNsoy would here inform the
public that he never employs any one IN the sale OF
his Lenses
MICROSCOPES, COMPASSES, Sc, kept on hand.
- ARTIFIOlAL EYES inserted without pain,
as perfect a. natural
NO. g57 SUPERIOR STREET,
febIT Near Fogg's Crockery Store.