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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-10
Declines to Share the Expo nso

The Alabama House declines to concur in the
senate q resolution, appropratng $500 10 MD
Virginia in detraying the expenses incur. Ell by
the John Brown affair.
Well. We presume that Virginia will bc n Bile to
get along without this contribute ton from our, sigh
bors though We have doubt that che lever b auch
of tho Alabama Legislature would have conferred
in the notion of the Senate. if we had rcspot ded
promptly t. the Disunon movement. Under no
circumstances however. would Virg inia havo re-
ceiyed this insignificant stipend. rs she is abnnd
antly able to pay for Gov Wise's entertainment
aud little diversion in " training his boys" hay-
ing just appropriated S75, 900 IN ,rc for that pur
pose.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-10
Resigned His Seat.

| Mr.. GEoR6E FREASER, n Democratic representa-
tive In the Maryland House Of Delegates, resign
cd his seat on Wedne shay last. 1t appears that
Mr.. Freancr was in California several years aga.
where in 1856 he was Buchanan cleetor, RETURN
ing to his native county in December oil that year.
lie was elected last November To the Legislature.
without residing in the State (having temporarily
lost his residence) three years next preceding his
election, and not knowing himself that there was
such an article in the constitution.
Mr.. Freancr was ,hs most blatant demagogue
in the Maryland Legislature and this is saying
q good deal. when its present complexion is re-
membered. The Legitimate duties pertain
ing to his position a. the representative Of Wash
ngton county, not afording scope sufficiently wide
for the exercise Of his rampant patriotism and
wonderful genius,he essayed 10 manage the nv
nicpal affairs OF tho city Of Baltimore. as well rs
exercise guardianship over Henry Winter Da-
vis, one Of the Congressional representatives OF
the same city. 10 readers, who have never taken
the trouble to acquant themselves with the ,aoius
operandi BY which Democratic statesmen are
made, it may appear somewhat singular that
gentleman who was the acknowledged leader OF
his party in the Legislature, and one whose com
prehensive intellect enabled him 10 exercise n su-
peryision over matters in which his constituents
were not, in the rcmotest degree. interested; it
may seem strange We repeat, that such an in
tellectual prodigy should have been 80 profoundly
ignorant Of the constitution Of his own State as
he now acknowledges himself to have been.
We hope the State of Maryland will be able TO
able to get along without the Invaluable services
Of the non citizen freaner. for tho remainder Of
tho legislative session and, at the same time,
would suggest to the sufragans If Wash
ington county, that they in future should exercise
n leetle circumspcction in their choice VI pub
lie servants. To the citizen Freaner. We would
respectfully, throw out tho hint, that should
the people of Washington county ever agnin
provo sufficiently silly to entrust their intc-
rests to his hands, that he will attend to his lc-
climate business, and allow the municipal nu,bn.
rites Of tho city Of Baltimore, and h,e consitu-
ents Of Henry Winter Davis, to marriage their
own aiIoirs in their own way, both parties being
amply competent TO get along without his assist
ance.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-10

iskases WHICH Aoarish nader II. We have coue -
- deliberate conclusion that II ought to be aeoi'
I'd altogether
In 17p1, . nenher Of Congress fFom The North
lasd, atAasH shs syil" fsbe sbuscs y which ws
I've rsisrrsd1 "insrsased, fad Tiers was no
erebahiIisy II its bsing diminished except BY the
Entire abolition of The prisilese,l 1t would even
taally prove the ruin Of the Post Office" What
was prophecy then is almost history now; and
without a radical change in the conduct Of this
important department Of the government. j, must
coon be abandoned to lie fate, and privat4 enter-
prise usurp its place.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-10
COMMERCIAL.
LYSCHBTRG MARKETS,
gReoErED
Al B. FUCKER, -
PRO DU o E. IL II . X l. r
y 1s3 MAIN sTERET. -

~ he-e quotations. Is win he understood, epresent whole
sale prices GENERALLY.
Arrins-Grecn so 400 q barrel according 10 quality
mauj good.
BAcoS.--suppy good--iG3fl1l cts.
-wGfte-bfsk al Taal5 si13 z tuslei.
i;KEswAx.-326t:a3 cents.
Isrrrre. lGszo for Firkn eolosj fresh Roll.
tpRS.--I ciiow ~ cts: White 81.
CoRS hEsL.-Sifty0 CENTS: neeordn. to quality.
GtusST.--Iames River ~ .Ghff si.-D.
barn fRlirArples sl2jfg Fl ~ ;Pealed Poaces sioG1
g.: tnpeaed do. b ol4i - 10 i bush
1Ipt 1.-THE receipts ghwith an Increased demand
qIote snpestne s5.siQt$als Exira $G2oStd3I; fnmi,
f6.sIGtf,.I.
& flASslgp.--Dc;mand rsod-si,21@t3o. n
fEAInrgs.-i3QGH cents supply good.
FERrpILERsAo Peruvian Guano $50 y ton Of 1000 bs
Reese. Manipulated iuano Ss530D; Sambreru Guant $}aoo
Mexican euano faes; koes sup Phosphate of lime Soo
Eanis Pboslho Peruvian Guano s5z.o Ground Plaster,
loose, 1900; Packed slf.Dh
GRASS eEI.lb,.r 6,2955,D Timothy S221ae t2so Or
ehard 81 2o DO Randall Grass ooG l25; Evergreen $3.50
glib. .l# 81 50
titSsRSa- 5lf1.a5 cents
UAy-s Ha6tffl2L n 100 Bs.
IGoS.--Nouuia,a aIs6bt 800; Viewers 800 p ton.
LAgp.--upply good al liza ~ csiirs.
IINfr hpnaoMn sl,sCl tf,1o; Mountain S)6eeo cents
oNioSs While s0G15IA lied 6zG3 - cts. i buslcl
OArs.i have active detnauI al 60GLol for White
GJlL ~ cents for Bari.
Ts,s-Istke,l 15c0 0G Black Cow Pea LOG l.50
Pos AToes.-7s6hsTk cents-ace4'r,Ing "a quality.
ToBtceorhe offerings ARE light for the season with an I'M
proved feeling grades. quote Lugs 2o00I fiOo Tor
Common INC t6 ~ Tor bright working; $t50tsSOO for
Leaf: s.50d1 f2o9p for bright working Leaf.
WuEAr--Eci fl.3pfnti.Bs White fi35fpsI.t5
Wool -Un~ascd 70 Washed 3j 10 cts according 10 qunl-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-10

Dr. johnson made large hole and small one
In the door Of his room Tor his two cats
NV hat have you two holes for z" asked a
friend.
why. the large one is for the large cat, and
the small one for the small cat"
Why, one hole would have answered for
both"
"Ah! would il! how is the big cat to get through
the little hoe?' asked the astute Doctor.
"She can't. But the little cat can get through
the large hole"
"Egad! never thought of that"
The above is no more foolish than tho anecdote
of Thomas Jefferson, who employed carpenter
to build him windmill on the summit of high
peak, for saving logs giving as n reason that the
wind would always btow up there, and the mill
would never be idle. The carpenter hesitated and
appeared embarrassed, notwithstanding the great
statesman had given him diagram of the whole
affair. Mr. Jefferson insisted upon knowing the
why and wherefore of his hcsitancy, when the
builder sald How are you to get the logs up this
steep hun" "Egad never Thought Of that"
said Mr.. Jefferson.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-10

The STEAMBOAT Explosion - furtlcr Pdriic,,-
iars.-The following additional particulars Of tn d,
steamboat explosion ut Eastou, Pa, have been re-.
ceiycd:
Tho dome of the boiler was too small to keen n
sufficient quantity Of steam and water ON hand ;
tho consequence was, that utter the first trial to
get up the rapids, they exhausted the steam. and
had to lay by to generate steam. In doing So III,
hues become heated red hot. and the pressure up
wards Of one hundred and twenty-five pounds tho
square inch Upon the signal being given to start.
the engineer commenced pumping cold water, and
the motion of the boat brought the cold water in
contact with the over.heatcd flucs. The consc-
quence was an explosion. Mr. Schaeff, the bull
der Of tho engine, and at the time engineer of tho
boat. was instantly killed also his son George
Schaeif. fireman. Judge Wm r. Sharp, of Bel
videre, is also among the killed. There are now
ii persons dead and IA wounded, several danger
ousy so. 1t is thought that several OF those whose
bodies have not been recovered. are in the boat
and efforts are being made to rinse her.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-10
James River e. Kanawha Canal.

We regret TO learn that the bill for tho relief of
this company. which passed the House 81 Dele
gates n few days since, has been defeated in the
senate. As it will be impossible for the company
10 keep anon during the next twn ycars, without
mid &C sJme kind aud the interest, ot the State
therein are Qf too much magnitude to abandon this
work now. we trust that the Governor will follow
tho example of his predecessor and rcconvcne the
Legislature by his proclamation forthwith.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-10
hats the News What's the News

NA NY next Monday, March the 9Th, viii be opcu The hand
w anil che. Of goods Consisting ~
Alcnar, Embroc Laeb, bons Straw Goods. Hosiery,
Trimmings and fnncy tioos the cheapest offered is
other city. The subscriber offers to his friends and e
public In nj the lowest cls prices la, selected
with offer great Inducements In price and
style. will he constnnti receiving additions during the en-
and am confident that stock, for variety and
cltnpiess, will be unsurpassed invite 10 give call
before purchasing elsewhere have handsome assor
French Mirnary Flowers, Ribon luclrs, all prices
aud Il, les, Braid Cnburg. spill and French Chip; also, Leg
"urs Flats aud Infants CAPS, Ladies Brc Caps; als'
black Crap" oars, Yer. cheap; Embroidered Collars and sets
elegant. from % c'ntn up Ia xlE ack Lace Naiis
Nouuing ais splendid tnrinn Muslin Yer. cheap; Gents
nj Ladies' kl and SILK Gloves good; Mphaf Mis- aud
other things too 10 mention. Come
all 10 No 81 Main stree, opposite StLCrs hat Store
and door above IIarmau's cuulp ciunary
march =, 'G'ily JAS. WILLIAMSON.
Musical Boxes
> lASD hr, Piano Forte aud Manione Musical Boxes
sale by j. WILLIAMS II son,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-10

GEs DUR GREEN We had the pleasure on Thurs
day Of last week; says the Abingdon vrginian TO
meet with this gentleman on the cars between Bristol
aud Abingdon. The writer Of this was in his employ
when he had the contract for the Government print
ing. and when he edited the United States Telegraph
now thirty years ago The drst dollar we ever earn,
cd was paid to us by General Green, and VIC were
happy to meet with him and talk Of bygone men and
things after the lapse of many years. lie is now
engaged In Pacific Railroad scheme of great mag
nitude, and was on his way to the Federal City for
the fartherance Of that object We were glad to find
him well and active. with the apparent promise of
many future years or usefulness. lie is, we believe
% citizen Of South Carolina Southern but conserva-
tive In his feelings. and firm friend Of tho Union
mike some OF our modern Democrats, he can't
swallow Douglas aud will not sacrifice principles to
men.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-10
Read This :

SnttBhrILLE, (Tcnn..) Oct. lG, lSJG.
n.y. Messrs. Perry Davis Il Son :-sirs-tiratude 10
sIg you ald duty to suffering humanity, require that
make known the benefit have derived the
your truly valuable Pain Killer and If by seeing this any
Ere will be induced rs was 10 give II trial and be healed
shall be compensated II thousand fold.
In June, l> after prraccd illness of several MONTHS
severely at'tcd with drowsiness vertigo diinncs f
sight aud ls Of appetite accompanied by fever difficulty
breathing etc My physician pronounced my pneumonia
bordering le first Of consumption; and after exhaust
ing his skill, declared positively that had the consumption
thai c could do nothing for and that must die lIowev
or, he advised me o the best thing coall
do. which did with edec. | then made Of =
which proved inefficient
Is, this time symptoms pain In the head morning,
evening and durn1 the night darling pains through the chest
burning in the palms Of tho hands, quick pulse, night swcas
difficulty breathing, eic, when fortunately got hold The
peoples ranIhlct which the OF Mcssrs Bnn
Cone md others which induced to Try Perry Davis vcge
table Pain Killer, and appear derived
benefit from the use Of one twenty i've cent bottle than had
done all other medicines have used four bottles
Pain Killer and heart. and EMO. better health
heretofore done for u number of years.
NH In NIrSTAXITS A EEIOY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-10

And, IKE the millionaire whose bodv thew ,vo..
,sns iii, not one farhng of their many mil
other ro,IS ae allowed to carry with them 10 the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-10
Words of CANTON


a. ~ If We were 10 Tell our readers That the wells and
thai We had discovered anile 10 lis effects them
that would not GLADLY avail themselves discovery with
the hope Of averling death. II tell them that
hal discovered OF treasure enough for them and aud
thai We were prepared 10 share with lhe not would refuse
MD 10 fortune. But health valuable than Riches
no" much more ga'ie should they he to learn that great
anacca has been compounded o purely vegetable matter and
that It's curative le ess light
darkness Need We give islaucesf Ii call the
prieior of BAKERS BlfIEes and examine the yrlads
certificates from all sections Of the SOUTH Of who
been cured of D9s sid BY its all heating properties Among
them will the vouchers old aud young,
male cNtolng this IrTERs the skies blessing Pruyi-
dencc for lis curative But its VIRTUES confined
10 Dyspepsia Nervous Headaches Yield readily powers.
Torpid i,Vrs become quickrned aud made active by
sour stonacs made healthy by its neuraliny
cs Indigestion disappears when it enters the organs life
Drr'a cannot resist ia tonic powers And Cholera ITSELF
when met by these BiIrEgs is promptly darmed and becomes
harmless as thousands of persons have certified who used
lsig and - when thai de- county,
BAKERS EES will remedy alt ills o humanity,
bat such diseases caused by the and bowels
Oily yield TO lis strengthening effects and speedily driven
from The !sten All who need tonic should try it, and be.
come their own Judges of its virtues
For sale by all Tie druggists in Iynchbnrg md by all the
principal Druggists in the city OF Richmond, and elsewhere
Virginia; also al Nrs.r5 thds Stn Co., Washington city,
d. C.; T. H. Stablcr Co., baltimore Md. ID. H. Miller
lnglon. NY and Barnes Park, \. \.
Orders filled by addressing l.. BAKER, Proprietor,
leo 2l-d&cls EiclInond Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-10
Great Southern Hat and Cap Mandatory
j . III \ DOOLEN
81 Aaan street. kichIlunS va

. ~ AAan Staces. RICHMOND va,
Manufacturer and Deatrr in Far, .Niuac Leahoyu.
Ianama, S'!h, AMI .usiegkin Dress Htfs.
1 iAN T. now ready my spring stock Hats Caps IN
ana straw Goods To which would invite the atitn- M
oh OF ihe merchants Of Virginia. North Carolina and sS
tennessee confident o my Hbllii, 10 supply them with eyerv-
lhig they may want inmy line, good terms as they can
Dc procured IN an, market in the country.
s socA VIII r kept constantly fun the addition of
ming MAI Is new or desirable Having greatly increased nv
manac'rnS aciies many desirable styles will be OF my
own manufacture My Black Moleikin Hat sill In The frn,
raN ana equal not superior thing produced in the
Ny assortment of Boys Misses and Clerens Richly Trimu
ca ifas and Flats of all the different styles of Braid and
horn, cannot be cNcellei 49, Ne
In MitaT Goods, can furnish anything required NV
STOCK {" me various qualities Of Army "Rcguation" Hats l.
made To order at short notice. 1900 " '"P'
INN us JOHN DOLBY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-10

m lIOLLOWAYS OINTMENT rubbed briskly into
bR the muscles and glands of the throat and chest
astonishing effect in bronchitis asthma, and all diseases
effect respiration. uoarscuts thus be
hours 10 c!ergynnl public speakers, and vocass is,
thus ncoa,unt Invaluable sold manuactory,
MauI Lane, aud by all druggists, 25c &C. q per
boz Iu,l,l Slw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-10
Grover & Bakers


n ~ CELEBRATED FANNY SEWING MArAlNFs 4l5 BROAD
S-E way, New ork, and Isl Baltimore street, Bal
a. NJ" slALE-PklCE S5e-liEMMEi.S So EXTEA.-
nus h'ac'ic sews from two spoos pur the
Store occurring no rewlning n thread. 1t HENS Fcs
es ana Stitches ~ superior style, finishing each by
own n.ra'ioi without recourse 10 the hand needle
CURED other machines 1t Will do better aud cheaper
ing tal seamsess If she works for cent "a.
hoai.
send for circular j. T. DAVIS &CO.
may 3-Its. AGENTS l. yncbl,,ry
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-10
SPECIAL. NoTICES

NJ ES1 TIE undersigned will prepare DEEDS CoSrgA,1,
nS WILLS, &c. upon short notice
MI a.ts WM ID. RRANr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-10
From Rev. DR. ROsSer

= St11 v. INOSStI,
Or 80 EDITOR OF TIE CHRISTIAN AIjvOcATE-
NS, SENriEs iNfALnBLE BAKING powpER-AII persons
" Vi sn sweet and wholesome loaf br, al biscuits
nh whea cakes, ma. purchase this with
aatt me materials are perfect, harmless pcns
u, .'a ', esirais, &e No fear of GIe,l3 The
use Of will make the ghest sweetest bread in The shortest
ns. ine; save time labor and expense; and dis.
aiP'N The accompanying simple directions are observed.
n'ses II manufactured in gina and is no Invention III
ihe.t'"n John Garlck manufacturer and sole Propri
c'of hc,hond Va We know him, have tried it,
commend as the best We tried mind d
''e'o"s' f feb IL is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-10

No Merchant Visiting Baltimore
MyNe SHOULD fail to examine the extensive stock Of
Veg FANCY GOODS, HOSIERY
GLOVES, &c.,-oicred for sale by
FRED. FICKEY g. SONS,
$50 BALTIMORE II is Of the most extensive in w
utry Proprletors fully prepared compete hh
Northern Houses, 2l-tr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-10

AT the fun eral Of Stephen Whitney in New York
last week, there was some capital represented. The
were a"solid" set. Their names and
supposed wealth are given ms follows:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-10
JEREMIAH ilS"hst 'tS ,. hNEES j. T. FOSTER H. l. DAVIS
We Strike for the
Commercial independence OF the South !!
j. Els HER Il co.
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS


Dry Goods. Hosiery N ,tons, Caroetines, &c.
~, Hi6'maft 81, da{ u GerAtaa s.. Bpiti,qost MI
NJ are now prepared to ufer to Tie pronl south
W trade of the lar4es attractive stocks
of bGY GoopS N"7IoNs, llcsgY, Wft Goops ,Eil.iN.
M>r1Ns and on Cloths 10 re found IN Ibis cauHir. and ARE
determined to ohtr them III prices low aimed
from huGSC al reputable standing r,
81 this. Ne"thg baltimore lie legitimate south
trade stock has been selected Ia the wants
the south lmarch ; ',aldly
Southern Work All Right,
fHNlE iuht hNHL ie,fei ghr WORK ind il NIL
right, and the proprietor the say that he s
~" rcccit ms AMI CONSTANT! adding To his already ir.,
stock, ,arct, Of
STOVES OF ALL PATTERNS
llt IN IN" cit! o Elctuohd together wIh of
All other from the celebrated Factories in tt he
Keeps always on hand pattern thai is desired lie would
turlher state that hr better prepared than
House Roofing, GATHERING and Reuai-ine
In the best manncr and M the lowest rates.
His establishment, is Supplied all with the greatest
aTi'! Of TtN SHlEriEoS and CorrER made in IN, own
shop and warranted s"l in every respect Being practical
%O'FNdH, he guarantees sittsydcfioa.
h'lcsHe "ifN promptly attended ia, and goods packed
an'i forwarded 10 any place, Win the usual charges
T. Il. BoRNlN, Practical Timer,
nm > No. u Main St, Lyiiclbnrg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-10

X.
There is nothing equal in the Plaster 10 the Porous
raser OF MI ALLcoCk Ever!hings pleasant about them
ey are The Plaster of the day, and type of our Dcseu
advancement in science and art In Asthma Cough kidney
Ahecos and local deep seated palms, afford permanent
ie, ana Tor weak backs pains IN the SHE, stitches and spas
mo"e pains generally they unsurpassed for the benefits
inc. lhpar Physicians should this article which is
universally approved where known. Price u els each Prin
ePa once 29i Canal street. New FORK Sold by all respccta
Bile dealers in medicines i,noi,,rd.w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-10

Notice to Physicians and the Public.
G~ SS@AILCoCk'S POROUS PLASTERs TESTING.
0cS MALT ALLCOCK " co, No. a9l Canal. ST. New
York 2dth Nov. >9GentIemen lately suffered severely
from weakness in back, oceaSiocd suddenly oyrr-ex.
erng myself Having heard Pasiers much recommend.
ed for of this kind procured one and the result was all
that could desire single plaster cured me in week
Yours respectfully, j. q. BpIGGs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-10

We find in the Brandon Miss Republican, the
following cpisram, touching the insiuccrty of the
democracy:
John sherman, just TO prove you're bad
But oac remark SuthccS,
You've signed endorse Of Helpers Book,
Called "rhe Impending Crisis
John Lctcher, too you once endorsed,
y similar opinion
But you're n sterling Democrat
True To The Old Dominion.
John Shcrman's deyil--John Letrher's saint
John Le'chers n Democrat--joAa Shcrma amt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-10

~ rhe.e quotations. win he understood, represent whole
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-20
Na6aaesS6efne

= 80 N1nn0esScDette y
VI per Gesst. uno RanlpiI@iffe Il. uAo 2. Cal
un6 i3pt6enced) BON Bremen mad Nep-W II
MGS&1a& Baltimore unb anreret 6dien Der Ser. Gtaotes
Ipersen BON ben llnterSs9netsn aaf6 OSonate uno 1 Sabr glHt-
HlJtebnnn9 be8 pm. 80. S@pnin @renten gu bet btHfsEea 8ta,
1auS9efedt.
au9 sebed mir gse9id III ~beGebi9sa gun,mcrt a4f foIeenbe
BldBe Oeuti9tanoB ab:
Bremea, Stetttn @ObenS, @Oba, 0ranfiurt a. Sc. areusuaG,
Weinfer, Wfannbetm, @Ir5burS, Stuttgart unb &ueSburg.
6erner balten rl8 81 gintaiiir4n9enunb Speotionen empfobIei.
80 ~ y ut lnb g a d. mann,
tSsIo,6Wd) ia 28et-2onbarbfr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-20
0crntiidDte Nnsetge,r.
@tneer's SeGb,na1btne.

Ole 96neber Bicf8er @tabt, Iopje oNc 4eripuen. wette cine
8ute @6bmai3t inc gu baben ~Gni9en, i0aten t9 cunnern.
rosub cine an6ere, lnS . aud smetmal 10 ptel @eIb
|nbrtu8t. Oeie8 nrodt unfre Wtai&ine1 gu ben btIliQ<
ten, melfe i'm Narfte Inc. Wetr ais 6OOO bnp0n imb adetn
in 9teToer Gtatt III Operation an 9iEfen, Q8eiten uno 9eien rne
bafeu lire Gj8ncr o6er Die bautit atbeier in ben Stanb 9eieBt, ttdD
nn6r @elo 3u er1poreu, ais i6rct bfes ehf onberent 9Se9e mbQ-
lid lit. @me, pcGte cine Ter befteu @dbna 7 o. ne II oe
NJ @etrou6 Ituo. taten utSbter, Iolteu in unterer Stttce:
$50. 159 Baltimore itrabe
pn,fprenen, mo Gsetraubs~ @nipeiungen IN beutiter, eu9li6er,
rausbTi6er uub iponIhcr Sprafe 81 baben limb nnb no wr Sc"
a ttreine @taI1tne fault ant b%erIelben arteten lernen.
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