davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1860-03-13


1twit undoubtedly be interesting to compare
these figures with the actual result, and such
has been the accuracy Of these canvasses in
previous yeazs that we shall run no risk in
giving :Ahree times three cheers for Republi-
can victory in New Hampshire any time after
sun-set to-day,
, 1860-03-13

Total.. e.solN 1854 tSls3H s,la3H 4s5ll si,s64x
The next Trunk Line is the
GALRNA AND CHlIAG0 UNION II, Il,
WI. NEwpEnnr, President.
". II. LAHRABEs, Secretary.
HExRr TUCKER, Treasurer.
E. 3. TAlcorr, Superintendent and Chief En-
gineer.
Length from Chicago to Freeport 121 miles,
forming. with the Illinois Central Railroad,
direct line to Galenn and Dubuque, Iowa.
, 1860-03-13

Quincy ard Chicago Railroad.
y. RrsHSx11, QuiucF, President.
Jons q. Coz, Quincy, Secretary and TEsasu-
EaAELss G. HAxHoxp, Superintendent.
Ih1s koad connects Quincy with the Chicago
anu Burlington Line at Galesburgh. 18s miles
rom Chicago. The cars run directly through
70 Quincy from this city. Its length is 100
, 1860-03-13
AND MISSISSIPPI
RAILROAD.

Total $el1sss.0s a3l1sP.95 4zl9p:.4s t;4G4as..s
.Iorentn& Of lussengers.
-Nekt--1
THO. Way. Total.
Total for the yeas........, ;.oos ssss:t e s:sl
No. carried one nlt:c. 1t;6N 1364a3S 3.{i0,.eo
-E2at---
Thro. Way. Total
Tota. for The year;:...... r.9;se 9;se Gi,iasi e6:S}
No. carried m.}e ..... e6o167 SS05,l69 4-l63,Ea
, 1860-03-13

This day, March 18th, the Gubernatorial
election takes place in the Granite State, and
the Republican State Committee have caused
the State to be canyassed in order to ascertain
the political riews Of the people in advanca
The Independent Democrat gives the following
oF+ +1,n
, 1860-03-13

Tots. 113Vb 71t,A5 EFT; N3,f1l @oI,3ss
The second trunk line in our order Is the
MICH. SOUTHERN AND NORTHERN
INDIANA RAILROAD.
GEORGE BLzss. Springfield, Nas<., President.
F; f. E: MoReEs!En, Sew & iorS 6i CITY, sseretar5'
1So. D. CAMPBELL, Toledo, Ohio. Sup't.
Gxo. ". GRAF, Chicago, Gen1 Pass'r Agent.
J. NOTTINGHAM, Freight 81
This road connects Chicago with a!l the rail
road cities from Maine southward. Its length
to Toledo is e42 miles, It has branch to De-
troit and several other branches. The total
length Of truck is not suited in the report given
to nj.
, 1860-03-13

Pa, and by the Penn. Central 4. R. with Phila-
delphin and the Atlantic seaboa1d generally.
1tR lenRth is 4G7 miles.
, 1860-03-13

STANTON'S
FAMILY GROCERIES,
No. 1a2 south c1ark street,
Best 0Iities,
Hams, Tongues, Salmon,
saoREp BEEF, alckE2E1,
Rts*-, nnss. 4.4 1-.1e.o Cars -K&s1
BUCKwHEAT,
Maccaroni, Vermicel1i,
AakK1cAR cHERzE MuLIsH eHXKK
Teas,
ooLoSG. soCcuoSG, poUcHoSa,
T. 'HSsoS, H1soy, IMPERIAL,
Cofices,
JAVA. MOCHA. MARICAIBO,
ROASTED AND GROUND.
AMERICAN 1e ENGLISH r1CKfns
| FxoservadE Fruit Of all Kinds
Hz.tE$ and LIQUORS.
VI TUE Bxsr QuALz7tE+ Asr WA2kAsrxo Pp&x.
, 1860-03-13

T4fal ED.5.ei l7t,!0'3 :,5T E5,Ysf 1651s.t
Tue next great Eastern line is the
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD.
J. W. BRooks, Boston, President.
r. B. FowIsR, Jr., Boston, Secretary.
isaac L1yERyonE. &" Treasurer.
r. y. RICE, Detroit, Superintendent.
IN. BERR1ES. '' Chief Engineer.
II. E. SARGENT. Chicago, General Agent.
J. II. SMITH, General Freight Agent.
This road connects Chicago with Detroit, and
by the Canada Great Western, the Grand Trunk
aud other roads, with the entire Atlantic sea-
board. Its length is 2s2 miles.
, 1860-03-13

Th.s. Way. To:al. Thrr. Wav. To&al,
rF: W {. :p,N: I;.W a:l:55 5:9;: ia III sui SIS
y. L.. 3s-3:6 IL s." f'N1 H. m lis SD
Mich Cent. 439 lf.t5 III 5iJ s. ~ - Ual le4 20
, 1860-03-13

tab!e, showing the excess in The number Of
passengers brought to this city hy cur eastern
railroads for the past four years, is worth col
umn Of freasoning in regard to the causes which
hare. for the present, arrested the progress Of
the West.
lss. ~. 1Ss: 1s:o:
And yet even during the past year, there has
been much real advancement ut the West
Close economy l,as been praciiceJ, vast
amount of old Indebtedness has been liquldated,
and The foundations Tor new era ia Prosperity
and substantial improvement hare been laid.
As usual, il the last cf our yearly statistical
, 1860-03-13


all the vehicles Of intelligence-al tho ngen-
cics Of propasandism. in the Slave Statea as
~oli as large share Of the same in the Free
States arc devoted to this, work Of demoraliza-
ton.
Those who think tho re.opening Of ths.
African slave trade is not down on the Demo-
cratic programme, are but Indifferent observers
Of current events; It is there; and it will be
carried out as surely Us that the Missouri
Compromise was repealed and the Dred Scott
decision obtained from iacle Supreme Court,
unless the ,noral element Of the nation rises
in its might, and snatchcs the 1eiDs Of power
from corrupt and debouchcd party. :.
THE SGToS ss1I1NUTE mAN.n
l. movement which has already assumed
promising proportions, is being made to erect
at Lexington. Mass, i more appropriate and
commensurate monument to mark tho spot
where the FIRST blood Of the Revolution was
shed. Already tho cooperation and influence
Of some of tho most distinguished men Of all
political parties has been secured for the fur
the1anee Of the project. The STATUE is to be
that Of Minute Man in bronze, leaving
his peaceful, occupations, and Selling his m,,s.
ket and powder horn At tho feet Of the
figure, which is to ho colossal. lies plow
thrown aside IN the stern conflict for which
the minute man is preparing, tho countenance
Rinding with high and noble daring. 1t is a
distinctive feature Of this proposed monu-
rnent, as it 1ns an equally distinctive feature
Of tho Lexington and Concord fight, that this
statue is tho "minutc man" himselE not some
one in command. It was the minute men II
of that day that fought, and theirs the glory
AS distinguished In this respect from aos
monuments devoted to military achievements
the Lexington monument a. proposed, u pecu
, 1860-03-13

CHICAGO & MILWAUKEE Il. H..
MAnLoS d. 0cpEs, President.
A. S. DowSs, Secretary.
H. A. Tucker, Treasurer.
y: L. SxKEs, JR-, Superintendent.
This road Connects Chicago with Milwaukee.
Length. IS p,ilcs.
, 1860-03-13

To:al.......t:s5.ass.u ssG111.s9 45lo.351 si
Returning to Chicago, the fifth trunk line is
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Brodltet ssolatnSts bti 2eiteit..

Der llncIndlide eIer nit nbtsu nebea beboftct TT h6
Ibnu an tnen eriotreneu It ene 6nrt wel9en nt nnr
ocu Ieinn Sdu5en bre prb, icnbern bcnelbeR aud bed
b eueu Rranten iehr b9e 8euun9 81 na1en wdbreno
c in ben Tdtu bic SeHptCnle f etpas IN baS S9em
eiuaepue peer Rronfbe pefer f 9e9rfen bat e
u,r melt arfBeren 8s&nne beret9 1T. 8eren9nneeH oher
@trcli1es" perbeN mad Usn Dr. g. Suth dnt8e
Ebnen 8ebancunas tn peneen Ga9en phre S6mer3en
sber Supupenieitse fn Haeten gebe Suslet earGn
h T e. g. gnttet bab tein gntShnbuua ber surhra@ H. I.
No. ais rts" bebanbelt Werbeu wobur1 10 oF 3barntane
81. traurisfen ScIsen berbenbreM.
S,nae seuts unb VIE pelde utnaIer S@wd&e IetbeH
foten nd Bel 3eten mbeu wcbur e sH Snmner nHh grObe
untoIten eiparen.
On e. g. Suitb bat burd t sIsdlte Cur cbtsr erantee
ten arbsere Sernbmbs a HscHb Gin anberer N tn Smertn T
aa VI bet uebe In ben fTersen bon @rnh ans nnh
abt her Gcn}upn tbr uriprhn9 &ra Wteeer eem er MIR
RrIr nnb anem mpraben @ten, in eiuer beanem bdteR
Wa aubertet rnb fam GAIT Prrattdue sber c BET
Ne unbenert nub cbne stbuns in Gaten gu rerurfaen
a.npnmen werben E befse &n3anbune etn9ereea H
wr6 cine ginhrdutnna her 9ebenbDetie notpenbe.
4uh ben Rronfben be pebIeu @e6Ie6tS bas Sr. J. D.
mitt Te Stetbe obren ne beicnbere Anmsantea
aCpihnet cerfprt allen 2etbeubeH ne belenoe enr
Or G. g. Smiths Hrdbeuatoe fr Srauen toHu nsa an cb-
aent BIdke trba. Die NfehSn III an nub purct nereAt
Sbren obercietntIi SieI babpn acbrat = reis So Per
oren ebe BON Baltimore nterH wCbueu, tbHneu nad aeanr
anoabe be Spmrtpme o. s. g. @mub IN portorea Drtetea
Uur,n uub ew Tebi3m mad nob snem ESeIe ees S1n6es
leIb6t erboten.
ale @nfrog.n ttersn Ireus prtSam Sa her Office EnA %
parote 3inmer sur 8isSDfiticn Der Patienten.
Ofsn npn ltbr Rcr8eHS bic nhr abenb3.
Or. 3. Is. Saith,
tossl-s HC. IL nb-Hreberidar. SaItmsus.
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9a@t mott mtbr erfa6re aIs bisber. Den
SttW IN Die 9anO Der9ebe iA ibm nidt, -
aver crit muB tA wli1tn, mer ct 1T
300 parIe'e Serulpi9 cine giertellfunce,
= out0 DlteO title, = cine smeite giertele
ltunoe Setltrtd, : eS lblus / llbr Don Der
Sabeprale, - ni1t6 riibrte lih, - ,Sb
wlu Ueroammt lein," brummte er ,,wenn Der
ate Satanao nt6t in Der Spelunfe fbl1ft-
Sn BIN Wleoer 9epreut uno bier warten bis
e6 Gag miro, 1T nlut ratblh. !"
@r rl1teIe 1tA auf unp lpolIte berauSfrtee
Den, = pa bDrte CT Elm leile8 @erdulb, -
ernartun969pl bleIt er ben Ntbsm an lih
uno laulNe. Die 9intertbure pea 9auleo
pfnfte 1tb leile uno Spet @sltalten traten
btrauo, = lte SO9en Die &iite aus Dem 6au.
le, nabmen tie cann bel Den 9anpbaben, Die
parnn waren, anp l6lu9en eiiia aber pOrib,
t'9, ple 0tld'uns 9e9en 2Belten, bic Anb6be
bInouE Elm. il
o9Sle! audi Sim?" baudte SOB falt
atbemlce, - uih wurpe Jpn unter Ioulenpen
pIeoer eftennen; = aber Ger anoere lIt mir
Dpul9 unbtfannt. = 0ltih0iel, = Der 9Seiu
ut ab9tSO9en, er muB AUDI 9etrunfen werren."
Stlle uno porltAtl9 ldIi6 aus Dem Stalle
berau6 unO itrcngte 1tA an i'm Ounfel Die
S3areu Der Selpen Su entptden, Damn folae
te er bebuttam ibreu S6riten lt1 aber fetS
IN welter @nfernuns baltenp. Die 9tipen
ttu9tn raltIes nit ibrer &ite ben leilen
2St9 bman, = jeBt 0erldpanpen lie in elmer
Sertlefun9 peS 2errain8. Sob beeilte leiS
ne S9rlte olIein er lab lte balo wieoer an
rer ancertn Sttte betauffeiecn - Ofun,
100 er Jap, cap tie tets Oielelbe Ntdtune pers
tOl9len, belhlOB er lte gu umeeben uno
bog llnF5 I'M welten Greile avs, fuum bate
er aber etnt9e bunpert Shritte oemacbt, ais
er ilber 0enrlipp itplperte, Der 8open unter
letnen SuBen ptA uno er fopfiiter in elm
SlnfIO6 btnabltltGte. = 8lutenp uno ser,
lAla9en frOtb CT beraltf = aber Die 8eiprn
warea perlApunpeu. 9ergetenS lpdbte er
in prr 9onSen Gje9eno lumber, Niemano mar
81 eben er mart rh nieper uno leole bore
4enp paS DIR an Die Grpe, = feline 6ubs
trittt tein gerauld. = alle6 bltrb lttqe.
Sn cen peretnSelten t0luerrL Die bic uno
bort in Der 6erne itaneen, mar niroenpS
2i6t; = Bob fudte furAtelli6 aber lein
Mib9el9if, Uerlprab it0 fiinftiser pprT6ti,
ger 81 lein uno trnt ben Gifpe9 an. = =
g4dbrenO Bob perCrie6li6 unp fu6eno bic
9lnb6be berabltplperte, trat Sim in ole gSerfs
1att Der 6all6mtn6er unO rief ben am Sfen
beim &arteniplel StBenpen Su: rNuu Sum
| gen! CUTE Nadrtht! Der SO85 ,piro slei6
Oa letn uno brin9t @ud @eIO."
-v0eO bsltcr la8te 8pnraO. openn id
a9e Dir Sim, leit MIR feine 9lrbet mebr
baben, Ian9Uetle iA mid bier mie Elm 9uup.
SD iebne MIDI OrrentliA lu5 Greie unp
cine Nelle naA glelp,Srleans miro mir trpbl
tbun, penfe t6."
SErrtlebun1 fplot.
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9iterariftbe Mnsetae,

Gpepen erI9ent bll9e 9tu89dbe BON
SumbOlbt'S Srtefe an 8arn9aSeno @nie.
mel6eS gSe agenp1rs 10 9rp6es 4ebn erre9 uno in Oel
lanb bere$ in trSer 3t Aua9en ertebt bat I'm oieS
ereante BUD oermann Su9in9ig aten lit cer PleiS aui
be5c9en mcreen.
erner empebt lnterein bic ipeben in Berlin erIei
uel2e 2ll89abe Der amerttaniiben Om1ne BON Sttp
&uppiu8 Welbe in turSen 3pl6enrdunten o9en per6en.
Secer 9pnan cplitdnoi9 in enem 8aloe cIte 81 @tS.
SUrrGtbt9 liest beretS
OaS 9 ma db tntB be YebIarS.
Np24S 30 M. 9 d mi bt 55 Nerh. .@anItr
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Or. Ssohnitnn.

Waite6 res Tnseu Graeeums 1Dunbdrate In 9pntpu
@raeuer etns Der eren mehntien &Geeen Der Der 5tad.
ten Der ben SroBen Qbei enes 0ebeus eptdlsrn
Epnr0n Yarts philadelphia Sdbte Sueebrat
tn9 pei punoerbdrhen Seungeu ppennet Gle Sc
lb6te Der Wbt3tn metz uutabst 9ebene bic an Sbrendu
en WerpSftat unh aneeren rantbetteu en plbe . au
ele be p0s6en @erdufben iu br erdeden b su O
tpen Del 9ertnSen &etntsen u Uureen auSenbdit Sc
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SrsantINe S1w1Ae

unrsrln8 8ebsl unr bic pUn RrG wteber bereslt Dtes
ubbdr eeteen DeeS eds Sebeu enb nb ee Gbe unh Ra@
tpmmen bd nnmOe ma6t IL Ct bas 9OOs Dere bic tbtn
eesntdttsn unbe'Dnnen frcbnen Sunee 9eu rt gu let
tn SusbWeneen 9ensgt neil f bsren peen ntht senau
tennen Obgea lie au6 Srttturen @eberIalasen TN
Darn Stein ntr dnoere urden entheben U tn tie eD@
metenStbeils ene 6pls UBbraues befen Or9ane
2De absr nil es ausnen aB Die 8ra Der @ueuue ebe
oen Oerpren wtro bic @ betmlten 4aern erSeben ais
Denen bic Wetie GHb Aueerbem bur6 rubeu Sc
na Die Ssrrauungs QDeeuGs 8e6pa uuO bic pbgNisn anb
Seift9cn RrdftC perutbtet. e
<ern uni yebre wen oft ntht BITE urae Der Rranbet b
3ineef Ch 3C9tu9e QBe oft eber t BITE 9etben
rem raden bic pnr& Die @ewpbubet sebemeu 2OerS
hanoen fIio.
Eg- Sfftce: SO. 7 @iib= =8repertdRra6e,
eben 9buren BON 8aIttmOrefry SltIt4e Sette,
Die Stufen btnauf.
Mtan merle b 9Imen unb 6auSnumner benn uuptfenee unb
ru9ertl6t gto6mahe eurtreben Dnh gewenpe uadiater
S9ubHGer SeRwt6er rdBenreni9er unb SampenpuSer
nennen I'D reelmdBte Neste nnb lGuerH aneeeen bon Dr.
SppnfCn's Ruf tn Der @ate
NS. Aus Srtett mudeu etutu pOa Stump enbaiteu.
Gint 0eiIan9 in Ia9en 5uSefAert.
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.. 8ort's @etnbolle.

Sbarfltr, gtO q nQbe WermanltrdBe.
Wteuen SreunSeu uno 8etannen, Op enem 9brten pub-
fum 9e b bermit eaB m mene Saue nod mer alten
plase bae uno &ein9a9er bebeenc pe9r6Bert babe
0aelbe mfaBt ae Goren Wtoiel- 9ben ugar- anS6-
te geein ben bii9en bis ben tD6eu Yreieu, wprau
t BET ben s9en nsen Sonna988eesen nod gang beonoers
perpe, oa @no keten it, menn i eoer elm 8r6pi-
9en eben Jtebea hrs 9au8 6alit SD oee nlein gSeine
bem @a8 6laihe @alCne uno eere oete bel abnabme
Ousnc 6al9en bel br @auone tctenre ms Sal8
R@gp 9Hpine Brei ltfte 1T. 1alg
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Or. 9ubnItOll,
Der elnSl0e 2lrSt, ipeLher an3etat.
l&labltrt pOr a&t.ttn 9apren.

Gr bat t1S Hbet wrtiamft unb bsfe Wttel tn Der St
tntbfd sseeu alt gewtH rGnbetten SGpde Nufsn nnh
eperu unfrerrtntSs SdamsnS stetuussn ShmrSen
In penoer eren unh urtnbla bee 9eruhrs be
cr1dntiheu Rrdft NGrUsnrses sr Eppf @urg sdfen
pdut Rrdnth daer iclben ebt pe 8eper
Ssbe,ren rwobnbeu 9nenh pel6s tr Gpferu gfdbr
ltbeI Inns ale Der Srener efdns ben ~ brten s nIpfeS
ttrruhren n .etre Sebstt tbre duenbRen
Sonunsen ucruhten S6pabs Der aOnuftpn berDCrbrnSn
o &be unmUeIt MAIDEN sulest R6rper uHb Snn ser"
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Gjrsrunpet Sur llnterprIdun8 Der Qnddlalberet.
Der ein5lge plag, po etne 6stlun9 erlanct
tperpen tdrTl4
0inberun9 tn feds Strtnben.
Ren QuedIiIber, pas euers 0eiunpbet pCls
lerlDe rutIllrt.
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Gbe

bttnftn tas ctn stlnSer @eta unb en seuter oyer Etc
nptbwentsfsn &rrhernts CUR etten 6dieltafst fnb a
Gtns eef wtrt M Ret bes 9etena sur trdursen Perabrt
Die AusR6ten bes 9ebus Derhnferu G fnnp ane Rte s
mtrb erertn 8rswetRpne unb neIdn6pdsn Betrdtu-
GEN bab ms he Sreapen wee Anbcre senBe permtsert
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8erbeiratbete perIonen,

ooer Setde wrs h Usrbrdtbn bsGbf6sen unh I'D pbs-
ter S6pde ob enes nprntHes bepnet Nnb fpa.
ten unoeraueHt Or. SebHlfUu u Ndtbe steben.
ut otnpfrnte eeen m &b pbohs her eetfst 8errnttun8
Het3hdrtett eet Weruen 6ttrern Sm1 @rib pna
Der lbredbsn art Uerben f5neu turtrt Dereuee pt6r
1 Der Sbnneiuus unit 6urrgr Dr. SrbnfDu unersttb
lam tbm ala etnem Sbrenmdnne ctn Surht @
une aaperltiIl6 aMf snE arits eihtdhEett nsrLaisn
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g1ott,

Gs bt ptelt nntdnbe nu gubseentenbe GuadaIb reIdt
Rh as MerSte duJet9E uue Or pbnon Auuneteunatn spr
S6ubHtder Stefrlmtbier eampeupussr H. NJ srbdrm-
Tide uuD perdtt ylabmG6er pbe bt 9ben euadtt Der ee-
len g1tHenthGf Der Uteen bem nehrteen @erufe pheteu
H6 Iest reSelmdRe scbe aerse tturrn Zen usrbrenrn
nnt ut6ts arses @tneneen t aaerdnsen h emnsb Aaer
wet Husnd4tter 9Dst IN brs Sanbt srabn aerineiasen
uut runtrcn Dr. 9pbpaCu ba heBbab fur netpnbta Al
rpdbneH beOneers fur Splbe DE NIT uem Nu nnbefdnnt
Offte bdnden.
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Nn 6remce.

Dr. SrrnHUn 70 eet tnsat r0elmdbte stbhstt Irst pt&
pc peuane gDn Geptn RtlnbettvH dnsegt 5ee Yttte uns
DtanHlnne nh alien AueereH aant un6sfanut & N beon-
siSst son ssnem Sesn petbrs IN srpesu Dpipasrn
&uropa UNI BEN erfeu pes tanpes subruh namib @ua-
lamb trdnfret& uue In Slpdep ppn VbtIatepba H. T. ~
Jpelt - ~ S -
Der weIer I'D Dtf pRsse Or Spnrn apbttm aett Fann
ted ssrausn auf tinf 6brs Nann !stne elid6et
AIS WRIT tE 'V
P1utttd ufbettcn werctu Ihncn asbetIt
@ aus brsntten 4ufrasp muHsn eHe6 sefarlessn less
kppl4Il r,
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Sunae 2eMte,

he I'D bur6 betmGt eafer stGwdb taben be Ne p
b6en 9euten Suls ernen Bpgen lie
nd6tt ipuren ielbh I'm S6dt bur6 yOauttrntn tt
nneebe pte &be uumSet MAIDEN Gorper ef terfS
ren lDuten lCfprt hs uGtbteen Sbrttte tbun
St S6aet bdB H iunsr Wonn e 9oHnune fttnes 4anbes
9bne ner <ern a1cn Ausf6tsu uh 8rabeu pts
eebens Osseren pl bur9 bs BOsn etnr abtruus
pfdb Der Natur Spte peripun mafru bepCr s
ten tn BITE
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@eiftg

Die brefltGtu 9Dtrfuneen 9dRers fnb iesr au frn
Vcrlnf eee ena6tnes Berwtrrune Der Sepn @bruftb
@stsstrafs b0k Nbnanern abnssung BET @eifaibaf
Sut na &inidm UhBtrauea geaen fh eIbf Eur6tnmteti
Rne etntet idltmmen 6pIgen.
launb periOueu Altsrs tSnnen test teurtben
aus rel6Cr urabe brt @unhbet dbnmmt e TIRE Raft
ereH bUG& blab usruos un abgebrt werh nsem at etu
etsepbumItr &ri&etuuns bic Auseu u 3ufn uub bic A
ietAen Der Aneiebrune babsn
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llrtbeiI Der OreGe

Die bttIt 2aubt ptIns wdrrtub br ser ebenStbn Sabre
tn bteer @nadlt srri puretn une bt eus ptteer punt
drt6e OpeattDuen wel6s Dr. SbHApu ausfubrte
be 5ttunse RappOrre DeIt anhrrt peruen bsrbuen
rcUrn oas pubtnm rtebrtrIten vialen unterr
eublt u uf ais &breuann Besue auf Gbarder
@eptHtaset Fab fur eebuee sns tiutttasnSr @epabr-
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ourh thrf frtibenen SdlRn eurptden BVdnbf Sfrd
hi Gem Ornnsr 8srebtdm 5enat beetfrt uut Der
er tssdubtrnet Sn ttlDdt baben wurbtn mp8eH @ NIT
pouem VeTtrduew udben
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Der tdslidbe Baltimore ssecfer" Cts. per BObe,
en- bic Gri9er 5aRl6ar.
@ @oi6utOu g8Ben8 miro Der ta9e g8eder sbsnfuus
tu8 6au5 gebro6t.
0u8 bic go pernbst $3.50 per SaBr in oisrtslibr8sr
Gorau5besabluu9
0a8 GBucenblatt be8 Baltimore gSeefer erI6etn iebn
Sretas toet dbrt6 50 III unbeo9ter SOrausbssabus.
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8elpnpers III beaAten |!

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ICbc eepem unt unuaturt Self GOrper serf5rnbe fur
fis arbt BIT @ea&aft uub bic Gbe unfabtS aeups Qar
aeihpdtt b1ben.
3 nr etuts traureen uub bstasenspersn SDssu Der
ruben CepCbatetttn bes odfers Spaht 0tufn tn
ben Sltebtrn S6mer5n TN Rppe GtUa6t Se6s 0rluh
Der WuSelfrd 5sr3flppfn nerDSt unrube Maeenlbuace
nnOrSnuns Der gerbduuuss-Srsaue aasmetu Gnaftans,
Spmptpmt Der SGwtnpluGt
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2Sehiel

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9prlppr, Bari8 uuo 9m1 1terbant,
aIlen Ssrdsen uuO Sidteu iets st baben bel
lGebrueder Boeninger,
So. 20 9. G6arleSltr.
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Mineral w asser.
SASSAPAnIlLA. ALE r. CIDER

oe been 0uatat nb iets gu baben in benz 8Ons- -@tabl
ment bon James McEayS,
go. 1872 S5rantltnltr. Baltimore.
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DAT bebren pSen oerfrt u, baB ie rsinten uuo NO
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@ef1trlihr 8ranfbeit.

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ub orer eh 8ur6t @utbefune ten abrtt It'd Sns su
pehesn au reie er ufOlg trer &rbune nnh Npeftabdt
Spmptpms hes f6refsn llebelS nj. S tn NIT @ebwit.
ren entdnnbertr pals rtue bO Ra S&mera In 8pp
In ben Slierern Mbndtme QedeS Gdubbett Auspu6Fe
Der 9dut 0nCen ben Betuen Armen Stnneu IN Sc
fbf unh an ben @rtrsmdten 6 setgen ednh bte ebe
Der Sdumn unb bic WGienturu stnalen baS Spr frt
barren Rr1ntbet en @e8entGne bes Dsbs Ipt
enen lbredeu 4eben bdburh etn nes mdht nab
entm edpe brtnet tetn &etienher turudtet
&s III etn rdnrt8e 1bdtiae p16 IauIenbe pr furdbaren
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eaoeE prab wel6e our 4nweneuue GbtIt6en tfteS
ees Wternre et &DnuttCn pernen une ben eR 3ebens
- IN etu In perm I'm
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] NSSetnz nitO &tauor=6 dnDlmna
BON B. E. ULMAN.

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So: gprb<@a9ftrnBe, Baltimore:
1857 unb 1858 opob in 0uat unb Quantt ebr 9e-
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3" % zoo zoo sten 8cb- -gseine Oas 0ussnb gu 50.
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800 e8aIlOnen 57er no 58er Rben-2gei gu 81, $1X
100 aiIttr 6areO6rrnsr Ser su 81 Oas 8ussnb.
100 9dereliteiner Ser Su $4K BE-.
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100 SAB 9pr- -gBene {Sentotion) so @t8 bic @aaDne.
10 30. Dr. @Otaonien rs 90.
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SEehfel

N1SSCU1Gl
auf Trantfurt a. &C., Mannbeim unb @ieBe,t
tets gu baben bel G. w. Gail SC AK,
Ro. % 8arreltr.,
Ot12il 5piiben Sbarles- une 2i9btltrabe.
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