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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-02

40, time. and have not SINCE a a.';,
sentiments Z. my as the rs person in the on;u
T1 Ssl T1G a at M day !, pI Ge t GSS5S
me- g. TIE Constitutional GGyG,qmen ccrmand OF tits
states 1' ici oa5 Ioc permit any other qg to fly
bef SsI ca, .G 5an The Vars aud Supesl Mll ie
P,.Ci =" 10 NV rolr ia,auo,s letter Again say; Inc
an'N I; ~ Ia 'raed States define treason TO be
'l;i an. oainst tie United States And ag9io
rcmsl: And yet veg would lfitu'e rnC The
pNa - ,rr.lJ oyJ yotfelf' Again remark IN the
sane letter: 'NhateIr iRhts tue SCs,.oa" b,3ino
had under the Conss tuiiop' tpose olse' nd re
CHOSEN llioa have sort'l'ed 'her nem anu IN
% Seoia,'cr.T Isese remarks imply that IT Wac
ey opinion the South Cad 40 wrongs 70 TourGns' owe
vel tie bogus l3'ter M ses ne state tn~ WI" s"1
~, services TO the VT H. cd South
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-02
A WORD TO sHARpsHooTERs.

Il ''t IdtoT q TIE Y. T,Jy-
SN; see by your paper that our Federal amy is
DC augmented by efew regiments Of shar, shooters.
Ano" me through your columns to inquire if those
men can BIT the 'srget down steep hill Mos, people
WI answer yea But, Sir hope this suggestion will
lead their odicels to have them practice. would
recommend target that sbonil extend several roet
above the actual figure aimed at, that they NAV ba
able TO see where their halls strike. My own expo
Renee proves tome that all objects appear higher down
hin than they really are 1bs Is undolotc ly from "A
rofrecOR Of be cir, fQs astanos, LAY gold eqio ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-02

i6dvidrall All sceste for tho distribution OF the Word OF
God tracts snd religious books soldiers and we re-
os IN cdca measures for tbs suppression Of intemPesaooe
an oT tbo p,omC.ioE OF so1t order so discipline r. he army
Resed Tts! spprove o. SCI is Aid S9rees formed 6r
me ai's o. Hewisu phie and commend them ior ne
In defense Of country.
Re'o'ted. That roiee il the patriots devotion Of our
worthy brother s Reg Gsuy T. Psrke Of Concord Chsp
lam OF the ID Regimen. Of NJ H. Volunteers aud that pledge
m Our sympathy and prayers during biz absence from his
"a aiy and the people VI bis elsrgs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-02
MASSACHUSETTS, TROOPS.

Gen. Wilson offered ieyen companies OF troop.
for bis regiment on Friday. Nine hive been offered
altogether Offers have been made Of a squadron OF
horse from Waltham and vicinity in part composed Of
the Dragons. II is probable that Adiutant ID. III.
FOett will commoDd the artillery CORPS 10 be attached
10 the regiment II will be recruited principally from
men who belonged to tho Coast Guord.
SIX batteries Of light artillery have been called for
from Mosasch usetts Two have already been organ.
Capt. Ni4ss and Capt. Porters Ut Is proposed
TO raise hundred batteries Of artillery 600 guns in
the loyal Stntes.
The ladies' Of Massachusetts responding iberally
TO the call. for donations 10 the troops.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-02
RELIaIOTS RODIES Oh THE MAN.

The New.IIampslIire General Association Of Con-
gregtiOnsl and Presbyterian Churches held In the
NOiib Church in Concord On Tuesday, Wednesday /,
and 1Lureday Of last week; 8nd in connection there
with ~ held the anniversaries Of the Now-Ilamp-
shire J be- Rome Missionary, and Education socIe-
lies, az tho ). :. Union.
The IiOl. Thomas j. Melvin OF Chester, was chosen
Moderator, lay delegation from tho County Confer
ences now constituting part Of the body.
The attendance was somewhat larger than TIE lat
year being between TWO and three hundred from
abroad The reports showed the denominations repre-
sened 10 be in beautiful condition The Bible Society
observed it, Fiteth Anniyerssrr, and the Rev Pres
dent Lord of Dartmouth CoNe.y delivered an eldbor
ate and Characteristic address
The following resolutions upon the State oil iH'
Country were adopted by the Association;
Roi,;8 by the nnisers and dele, ei Of the cuf .s con
pua the General Association VI New Hampie, ira We
cherish en- ardent attachment tic principles Of cNiI ana
RELIGIOUS which national Government,
We depore oud deea the spirit Of rebellion and ee'on "h.he
country snd de- Christian duty 10 exert sl the inht
ence which God hss given us IN bt nslning our -
and Unon IA opposition TO all efforts III "nste'st fN'e
10 overthrow them -. a., ,..,.,,.,,o- made
by be pesdsnl OF ths United Htaes appointing me so w
f September as esy for national sstns uiil,ii9n Emu
prayer and mat rs recommend to az 'bs y, ar M
u ous connection not only 20 obsof'e ths' asy Du -
ces,iDg applications God for nationA rulers lo
oes q ouf atmS and navy for oar soldiers lo tns
ulnphsY. oil our righteous cause and the re.toAuono
country. ~ ath.,t .. n, Institution Of
God depoe the d. seciaiila on taai asy M ss md
We earnestly hope that 81 our Tuie. iahlHiy !I ~ m.
.oli,g. ~ M maintain sf possible, the tAao's 49,
gsJIst tst neither n camp nor hcd upr Ia bs
,e,.., III ~, h ros alsosteiy uecrasY nod ttat oti
trity tsg s., rvru ho s.disfs 20 ottrnl sAsSus
assiced Is,t 10 bissy .2p~7oa ts Sho!'' ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-02

vessel % tho bottom aud hsu tahc p. sision lust
faf enough from il 70 se5 the Out or fur. 1er cage
Sand perfectly STILL aud lot your assistant pour 10
water, and yon will see much IL not all Of tho com.
Tie same proves true by putting straight stics INTO
water on angle Of abou, % degrees. 1t wiD 90
found on iia, sir that many good eunuers eannot n"
down hill lie! them practice, and give Gs the results
and much OJ.ige. 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-02
WHAT NEW.YORK HAS DONE.

IToR TIE Albany Iresfyg JJsrndi Apg. II.
1t Win be remembered that Oh the first call OF the
President the 9Th Regiment left New-Yors for Wash
iDgton for the defense OF the National Capital. Since
then steady current hts been setting toward the seat
of war from this State. IL would have been easy
matter TO have doubled the number Of volunteers I'M
der the impulse whch the bOmbardment OF Fort sum
ter gave; but the Government, feeling they had al
ready a sufficient force informed Gov. M0rgaa in May
last that no more than 20 regiments OF troops could be
accepted from this State.
Owing to the demands of agriculture, and 10 some
extent the influence OF an unfr1endly disposition
toward the Administration, but principally The former
cnuse and to others not necessary to enumerae here
the spirit Of enlistment bas, for time, been less
active. Recruiting now, however, is much brisker,
and we feel sure that the twenty-five regiments re-
qured from this State will be furnished "a soon as they
can be supplied with good arms-we hope IN siX Weeks
II viii be safe TO say that New-Tork VIII have over
one kuRAred thousand men in the zelda force double
the size Of the whole army Of the Revolution at any
period during that struggle.
Below viii be found statement in brief Of the regi
mental force furnished from this St2te AS Will De
seen the tables show where the several regiments stl
in service are stationed:
Number OF Militia regiment. ordered 20 Warrington tor
thse a.; 49,:
humteT OF Militia regimenl1 hiilceu lot Iee
Number oftwo years Volunteer regiments enrolled under ~,
.tios enrolled for three years already
ia held suder 1,chnS ORDER, ahd eommi'sioned m
OF 20 be commissioned by Governor Morgan ......: ~
Van Alsu's Cavalry simcLt, companies IN tue
Euulsr ofrsgimolta 10
II ia proper to observey that the twenty-five reg-
mems TO lie raised under Gov Morgan, and the regl
nents being enrolled by authority issued direct from
the War Department, will be IN addition 10 the above
number
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-02
AFFAIas IN FREDERICK COUNTY.

We copy tho follovEig items from IHc Frede,,ck
-Gaomaer.
kfNoy4L oF MukaRY DEFOr, HosPTAL, &C.
nsAy tl ths stofeiL the Military Depot recently
'spuSueo Nv this plak nave been removed; portion
~ tnem Oeing sent by wagons TO Gen. Bankss camp,
nu Iue residue BY rI osd % Baltimore. The break
s az VI lne NIIiN!S Depot here indicates that this
pun soon expected be too far in the rear Of the
t"U arm! ior conveyance. The stores OF the Mil
~ iO'Ii'a have g been transferred 10 Baltimore,
r WHINE the SICK aga wounded will be speedily
eL11CbL o. ARN5-About 9 O'Clock on THURSDAY
10. f u lasl Weehs company of Indiana Yolun
- a. ~ Gen zen Dhnk column, called at the hOuge
snrrepdS, % kNew-Market and demanded the
,.scre,ed ON ~ I oi state arms supposed 10 be
vens brongbt 49, 81 AFTER come psrley Mr. Ste
odd Upited Ststss ~ 'ne second story some twenty
between The a.. = ''osi Wulch had been secrcted
tanned several 80 ".s osng. The lndiauaisns OBJ
-. 0"' O'ncf liees making in all
oe;co IS MSenerday night of last week tho
Toto aud ,b sa esl' q, Monroya, vas broken
100 % wy. 'uv ussA ~ Sped % sooe ga in money Sns
iicloh a1.acleq 70 Two soldiers Of Company oI,I
it!us, wanna heshtent, who cecamped on a fpo;oht
1iaIH, gt "es aifeAed upon Geographic information
81 t9e heIay noNe, snd, being promptly Surrendered
.! Tue commanding SINGER az that post now III iail
heIe' Inc names q the accused are William Ford
NEW MILITARY T.LEGRAFV-We Learn that a ,sl.
egfaphic line now cinnects Mal-GeD. Banks's head.
quarters, near IiyaStOwn ~ miles southeast Of this
CITY, on Tue Georget1Tn road, with the War Dela
inent at Washington Ire erection q This line will
give great expedition, 20 any contemplated movement
Of the iroops in Gen. Bsnkss DIVISION and ia an sddi-
uonal evidence OF hi energetic command.
How BRGADR.-lbe Isl Regiment Of the Home
Brigade for the defeI.e Of The Upper Potomac il lot
yet foil. Seysn cCihpauies have been mustered N,
sGd are enesmped nesr the turnpike, about mile and
half north of tbis city, The companies mustered in
SOnsst OF cavalry company, Capt. Henry A. Cole +
iH Lieutenant, Robsr w. Coonbs; % lieutenant,
Seorge W. +. Yenqa. The " Union Defenders, ;
iIlALtry, Capt. VIZ. Glessner; LEI Lieutenant,
SIoseph droai "a Lieutenant, J. Thomas Castle; tho
Aouayes, Capt Ch,s.les Bangher--all Of his civ.
80 companies from Clearspring undor command Of
oilcon Prathes and Cart, WA. Fiery; and
faat non somts1uTg under commend Of Capt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-02

Every Republican paper in Northern Ohio isir favor
OF the union Of al parties for tho Donnati0p cf randi
dates for STATE sld County o9ocs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-02
BY the eresiden.

Recruiting for the army is pretty much as il WIS uss
week. The new order allowing the officers to acoeps
mon Of five feet three inches has exercised iltis
influence Oh the business but not much. The old
regiments still continue 70 enlist for themselves alone
while each Of the new regiments recruits foe itsef
establishes its Offices and carries on its business
exactly in the the volunteer reQiments
The cavalry Office in Hudson street still does the best
business in town. The new mounted regiment, whose
headquarters at Pitebufg Pa, advanced rapidly
last week and bas now nearly 3DJ men. The ilth
regiment nc D. on. the l.sh n Missouri, the llth OF
Font TruBbuI, Conn.,, and tie 18th al Fort Adams
will probably be it for the field before any o. the others
The L. S. Marine Corps has almost doubled It's numet-
zeal strength within few months. Ii consisted for
merly OF about 600 men, then increased to about
800, and since tue began elistments for il have
been made vigorously that &c can number little less
than 1905 men AT present. AT all the nayy-yards ueo
are acCepteC and separate Offices IRE open at The
hcadduarters ia the National Capital NJ Annapolis,
and IN this city and Brooklyn.
The Navy promises soon 10 have more able seamen
in IL than the navy of France or England. Nantuck
ei New Bedford, aud other whaling ports IRE forward
ing weekly 70 the recruiting ships large drafts 81
trained sealnen, who the valuable acquisition
to the country in the preaent crisis.
The following are the Federal forces in this neig'
borhoOd to-day;
Men. Mss
goyeIo5 Lsnd 40 ts9oA a,1, ,e B ,o ),
Bedlos's Island.......... 70
snip Nph caro- int.ss..s.ip loal..s'
The following craft arc now lying of the Brooklyn
Navy Yard: North Carolina. 50; Brandywiue, 50.
Release |; James Adgcr 3 T. p. Hale, 4; satellite
| D PutGam, ,.
II is reported that the gunboat Harriet Lane, which
went ashore while eudeayoring to enter Hatteras Inle
during The engagement Oh Thursday, is lost, Afte
hoe PORTAL dshensont NJ Aequa Creek, IA June The
Harriet LAKE came to the BROOKLYN Nsyy-lard 10 b,
repaired re'itted aud have her arnamen. exchanged
after which she LIFT New. York on the Ctn of August
She mounted six guns and carried 10 officers and uen
The battery which was taken on Thursday is doubt
less the same that opened fire the Roanoke whlis
cruising off Hatters inlet the l0th July. No daut
age was done that occasion, all the Shots falling
short
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-11

bd lobe iG mir wsia fHInes Jrangssia mEh msIHe
lietenswiirpiesn eanbsleute. tA
sBsi6s Du niats frnsts tie @rdfH pISsli6,
rsr Ssr immee Manu IA. Der pa sesrniibsr In
Gdrtaer iI,mer unttr REM Banmt (tsta iu
Oera frasss Gennp an's GsaRtr trsssnb, -
eas n siu junssr 1oler. bsr Sci ben eeussn ts
pritsn lstr ionse ldiver frans lag unb Isis slnIs
gen aostn erR tpiebsr auf IN. g Ss8ise am
Gin intsrs0anser iHnser @sana, fasss GdsiIk
btnitsrblidsne. ersunbise Dih pcth aus aate
Art natsr uaG itm, was CT fur sln 2dnssmaRa
ih = mas 60 bier trsibt, = Du ssEllebR usA
fnSa. 'sSsi
@spib. fasss sts 3UFs f@.tuila Ia6sias, BE
8raa grdGa iHtrrsfFtta fsct fas isd, nae sas
iR seaus. -
Sb5rinl l6mUllss eastlis, esr arms ianss
aiann ffsbt 70 IetpenD atrs - nicNts ale Sgii.
lsio. - @enlHemiiebe. -
So, ia. fdste 6anns. Die iit aus sutea prla.
den manGs Grfiteitsn besausnabm, aber usto
men sic fb in atbt. 8raH grdEn. aus esm
9t,tlsio pirp ltiGt Miisefh6I unp aus Sisisn--
= 9iete.
Die 5aussIOde ,riSnts, 5annp acs bnaus
uno ole @rdfu elite in ibr BUuOcir surid -
rdfGs S&riite t6utsn bic 2rrppe besauf unb faIf
sIeid',ritis mit Der anmslbtnOsn Ganay tvot DIR.
ecuiS Beauicur inc Stmmer.
Weins rei3snbs @deiIie, Iaste Der Gtnss;rsstne,
bsr @rGfu feuris Die iGSne PANT tiiEenb. sat.
l&uIsisen Sit mid. Oub i& 70 Ipdt Iomms, -
aber Oie fataltn @si&dIts - Cine @eI&dftss
&cnftrenI, iost bic anpere, basa bic 0setinee,
Die epnSentiCnsGen 9iFtsn. Diners uup Soups
pers. Oensn man nibt auewr!&sn tauu, - ratTS
taftia, id made mir oft feIbR bittsrs 8Urwirfs,
Oae Id, Der trOdsnsn @sG&dftt taIttG. pi, I&SaGis
Der Srausu 10 unosynntwcrtIi& orrnanISEissa
mue. CT wdSf fi6 nebsn GdeiIten saf bic Otto.
mans uuo Iacb isine @rmt um itre I&Idute
2atas. GdeiIis Rrih NIT ben Isinsn weib.u Sin.
gsr&sn rurh iein lanSes 16warSss 5aar unb
iaste: aber nun fsnp Sic na, 0cuis, unS i'd
bCifs, Sir stbOrsn nun metn fit pen gsR ess
Sases? f#r&hH
Dts 2dsss, - ia! Gaelic. sntsrsHrtr 9eaas
Jour. abu beute aueab mue ~ Sis Ieipsr wtsSsT
psrIaFen, - iG Sin Ss stuem Souper siHseiantn.
Set oem Gin wi1tises @tfbdft abssmaht wnesa
iCa unp BON csm i'd ni&t UesbIsi5ru Tam.
(GortisbunS iCIst.)
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@eue 86dtrsil

ltuterSei6netsr ssist fetncn friiheren aunben
unc bem Seebrten Dub.ifum biermit an, bas er
am Neusn Mdrft, bem WsmiIcmdrtt asaeniber.
eine neue SGderei einssribtct Sat, uno pae sr
ll6 freuen wtrb, rttat pirle alte u. neue Runoen
nit 8ceaenbrco, Shuars- unb @ei6-SrOb unb
Sadwert ieper Art beDisnen AZ f5unen.
Der 70 brIiebts Yumpernidsl 10 sI.t&fa0s su
babfR Set u. SIs1ntr, gat,
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SPITE mmD MItsen !.
Hats 4 Caps

gittneul 6rsunoeu un6 Seannten luipe benz oee6rt,n
Yublum lStrhanpt ote er9ebee @nSese, baB i msinen
9ieuen but> uno Ninben- Store,
90. 155 9rea lfra6t, stpilben Der 6ten uao 7tsn
nit elmer er0ben @uspab Der neenu unb mpsernfsn gBaa
reE fur osn SprHaSeoarf psrsen babe. 9usei seke id
nlein'n ebren 8noen Die 9er@eruns, bdb If Sci au,r
QBaare bic biaistsn Yreils bere6ne
I'm sItssn 3uiprua bittst srsebsaf
gpnrab Gauer
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sN. 6. Oel0rlRe

brt tets Gin srCees Eager bss been 9aserbttrs unb
grrters beim as, peIde8 fetn.n aeebrtea Rnben IN
allen 3besn Der Staet gum bistcn MaftprsiIs rei inc
!5au5 Iiefcrt. -
9usIei nat berebe Sas sesbrts u5Iifum baruuf ani.
merfIam, eab CT
2aaer6ier, Ole unb Yorter
fur g8rtbbafteu unb gum 5amiIienseSrau6 auF Tlafeu
se;ceen brt bic ebeT beliebss Suanit sbHe tpei.
tere Wreierrbcbun9 ins 5auS abIiefert.
SeiteaunSen, in Tentm Stpre 7t Stra6e pifen 9roab
uUS Grace hinisrla1en, perbeH Yiinttlb ans9efabrt
@. 6. 5 eIaYH,
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(Nn u,rine WtAte.l

IN Dir, Mde&en, Sab iH rihs lisbe glt@ts,
6rei Id tas' i& aud nod cine sut 1aIe,
Da ttit Snnsfran. Ssns III sSitre.
etsbts moot t& mil Cir gi6t, mid Suai&tsn.
die NIT msin.r Bafs MID Safirtn.
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gu permittbeu.

gu oermietben.
@inse 9mmeT, ,nalfenb fur ene!ns Ssrr,n fI,ips Co.
nitIisE. itnb biHs tu rerreniep BEL Senrs 9 rdfte
5dt Der Sroabs uno 5eGtr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-11

gnss 9inn,sr pasnb fur tin,e!ns Ssrrtn fI,ns ga
mti'sf' ltHo e'HtB tu 7srrenisp bel Senrs Q rdtte
Daptp g. gorbte,
9te Strase, swifdtrn 9roao. nnp @raes,
&t&mpuo, 90.
Yrdttiiober @as.5ltter u. WIumter.
Derletbe IL in ben Stanp aelest aGIs in oiefes
@eIhdft eiufGldsenes Arbeiten rtsn Itneu uue
etut9er aer5ulcaeu, ais irseno eia dnCeres Der.
srtisss @si3dft.
&ef eren3en.
y. S@a6. 9. 50. Rcisnbaum.
y. 6aiiel. Sssbbins u. VuleR.
M"resg eass SO. @bas. 6. Gaett.
Ssrablebuns Der preile pUn Soblen.
fuIst: ~"
SoEt Pump Gufs : $3.50 per asaS.
SSrS rs S%H goIc, GSa SsiS, 9Orten 80 80
Disfen Tysrn ,arSIse mug gOts aIs Sas bIis, gsu,>
rungsmavrtai eislsr Sealcn dnseeben wtrbeE.
SeonSunSen Saar3abluns beim 9,ieuSH cesr Ablisfs>
Die SOgIsn>garbs bsfnosn I6 Gee Der TO- @trose unb
SalI5 unb Sds Der 6. unc SprSir., iabli POM Canal
Io.o1 Sno. S. Btttt, @ssnt.
SalatHI @erlte, Stdrte, RaTee-glIen,, @SccU.
Saoe nset es @nes anbesr @rtits, @urfumerisen au>
ie9ne. le &c. ium Strrauf bei s. 6. gif6er. @st
y. HI. CHALRLEY
panoIsr pom eeser uno Shub-5ii hinge, SIN.
porte:r Don frdnSSltlhem &abeprr,
13. orr., sptl6en Main H. Garr. Hichmpno. ga.
9euiitsu SGubmdttiu pirb ees ppIlfdnbiaf afIcr-
rte Sas ppR Geoer aer Nt beitnS epfotcn DieIeIfen
FnSsn oolcIbsusIei alcs III itrrr @6d n5biee gBerf-
scue, es ls Binenss, esin &C., aEt SOrten lr~ere u
otnee 3eotr III elei6faue vrs dtbi9.
@ue oe artitsl psrssn stGen Saar OScr CUTE Sopsrr
0ul'sll ssTtan'f' llo.4I
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lMoraI go bas etttn.l

Stbe, 6ne Ds, trts be, trns be, mo- Se btn,
esnifeus. mann be, iUis be, mas be wssa,
saSstiS ba,5 ,5u wteu, fyis be, nae be, 90 be wax,
sEtfsR wtrf no, nae unb wis be bia Aeesl.n.
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0tfen! Oefen!

Crn, beutl6sn publitum Die NnBetss, Oas Id
meinen 9tOrs nsn ein9eriGtet unO cine beOeu>
tenOe @uswa6i pOn 8 efen jsOer @rt ucrrdtbie
babe. SD CLAUDE i'm Stante gu iein, Sesermann
nit pcm @epInlhten beoienen Su fGnnen. 9ns
Dem i'd fur frageren 3uiprut oants. buHe i'd aui
cine GOrtlrsang beGslbsn. s. 6effle9,
9fo. ?2 Mainffreet.
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KEROSENE OIL

hEINOOI1NA OIL
Der bsaen Qualitdt nebit elmer sruben &uspa6l
2ampen ieOer Nrt lt,ts OUrratbig uno sum biliis-
fen preis su baben BEL 6. 81. 0ter, @st.
go. 13 @cpernOritrasr.
neA, &eparaturen an 9ampen unD oas Ser-
Gnpern psrislSen gum Srsnnen Oes &cblsn'Sebls
perbcn 6ellens uuO biatsf beior9t.
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Sran3 @taube,

I68 Srcdb1fsaee. itpil&sn Der 6. unb 7. Ctr.
s6lt Gin reiGss ant 5bIaifOr;irtss Eager BON
Gisarren, JiamGs, &aus ano S0nurftabof
esner 5abrifatipn unb SmSurtaton.
6e i'm 0rOB unb RtnStreuf u ben biuiaifen arprei
fen abdst. 9amtni sIten 9Biebersfduisr MID, osrf6u
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