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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-05
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MRS. WILSON'S
C O co A N UT OIL
HAIR DRESSING

Mrs Wilson'S Hair Dressing is put up in large bottles
and retas for 81 cts. per bottle and for dressing the
hair Of any person. young old there is not its equal in
the world 1t will make the hair everything you wish ii
to be- and moreover, it has perfume that is infinitely
superior to any IF the fashionable extracts either foreign
OF American which alone should entitle it to place on
every ladv's toilet table.
Ise the Rcgenerator before retiring at night, ard
in the rornim; apply little of the Dressing, and your
hair will be even more lifekc in color and beauty
Use nothing your hair but these preparations, and
use these according to directions, and we warrant you
good healthy head Of hair.
Manufactured and sold at wholesale by Henry ?. Will
son CO.. Manchester, n II TO whom all letters should
be addressed.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-05
ITALIAN BEES.

DRICE Of an Italian Queen Warranted pure), with
/ few workers accompany her, So Her safe arr
insured al aer destination. Full instructions for un ~
The queen with common stock will be- sent with each
oucrn Address, GOODRICH & SANBORN.
ANA East y" "dwCk, Vt,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-05
CARRIAGES AND sLEEG

BY THE BEST woRKMEN IN THEcOUNTRY.
Carriage and Sleigh Manufacturing will be carried on
by the subscriber opposite the
Court House Square, tlontpeiier. Va.
Tht ,e in waat of trqn 'Htoi Carriages dnf SiHSA
will perhaps do we'll to ~ali an see what being done
the old stand Of GILMAN CAMP.
JOHN W. CLAIR
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-10

DELAWARE
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
lSeoRFoRATFD 81 LEaIATuRE or THE STATE ~ Dsf.
AWARE WITH 4 CAPITAL OF
One Hundred Thousand Dollars,
1'HB PRESIDENT AND sECRETARY ARE RECEIv.
ing applications for Insurance at their once iu VII
mngion, against lpsses by Fire on every description Of
nudlhEs Ia general merchandise, ships In port and their
eAgnf household furniture and other peranAl prnuery
So Against loss or damage by iuand transportation ri
goods wares merchandise aud country roduca.
Terms OF Insurance will he as favorable As any NJ the
companies in the cities OF Philadelphia New York
Parties Insured may repose the fullest confidence in ba
sndy Of ils capital aud that all lasses will h. promry
adjusted ~ the company
DIRECTORS:
9goIss 9ss' Jones D g Wilsol, sam' D Sewlin
dohn Wales, Samuel FLOYD John Ferris
deorge Bush, Jos Mendinhal, John Is iof-r
mouths. ~ '"'''
In addition to the above mode of usnrng properiv Tho
Delaware Fire Insurance Company whOse charter . per
peual lehee perpetual Insurance estate person
becoming insured deposits in the Office certain uar
tore or less according to the nature Of tha runn
amount to he insured-bu which can be Withdrawn At
any me ny leaving per the amount deposited
ihs method is believed To be much more 10
the insured than the former-he expense L. Ahnn one Al
time, w "
Property that would be Insured PEE annnm at 40 and
70 Sels ihe 1000 will he insured at and per deposit
aud 10 IKE proportion A. the risk iucreasas
Persons wishing to insure her property or wanting in
.olmauon on ihe subject oi nsuraHee win apply 10 the
agents as above, or to
JoHS McLRAR Secretary -
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-10
FANCY FURs

wife examination Of my stork and prices from lho,,
Intending to purchase enable 10 "ler tham yety
iealrahle inducements.
All my fn- have hsen purchased ior cash, aud mad.
10y tSpef"urrl ard competent hands aud the present
monetary troubles render u that should dis.
pose OF my goods At very ANAL advance cost,
am fAiisied that u will be- tn tho interest' hafe
who design PURCHASING. To- give me- % ctli
Go Rernlliri, the nama, nutnier Aul sffer John
fareira, tN-w f sore as Arch Street Philadelphia.
Sept I'M
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-10


Monuments, Tombs, Head and
Foot Stones,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, oi the most modern designs
out vi American aud reign Marbles finished in thr
e' manner aud cheaper hu a. any other establishment
Ia The state of Delaware. Also Marble and Slate MAN
ItLs oi all descriptions; Marble Granlie and Broru
.ohN ~oit Tor binding purposes Of every description
furnished IN the boit manu,r.
We tender nnr sincere thanks to the public for the be
W atronage heretofore and solicit continuance Of the
samc kvetyihing warranted IN give ai.farnn. Al
orders from any TART OF the country attended to with
prumputss. SMITH q CALLAHAN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-10
JOHN McLEAR & SON,
JOI1N HUbIhh q SUM-
Conveyancers, Notaries Public,
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
Exchange Brokers,


No. lI7 Market street,
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE BUILDING.
DEEDS, BONDS MoRrGAdEs, &e, &e., promptly and
accurately drawn.
PROMlssoRY NOTES NEGOTIATED
STOCKS AND LOANS Of I'll kinds bought and sold on
commission In this city at the Brokers Boards In Phd-
dephla New York, other cities by Of CORES
pondlng brokers who are all firms Of high standing.
NJ EXTRA COMMISSIONS arr charged OH stofkH nr
purchased shfoad the regular hr0kera commission
Of one quarter per cent buug divided between ourselves
aud agents.
DRAFTs.-we draw on Philadelphia New York or Hos.
ton and procure drafs other American elites, the
lowest rates VI exchange.
FOREIGN DRAFTs-we draw on Great Blitain Ire.
and, Germany and every other country In Europe,
houecs u uudoubei standing, In 10 suit onr
customers.
EXCHANGE Foreign or Domestic--bought aud fold
vi the nssi favorable rates allow ed IN the market.
premium will almost always he allowed iar Cheeks Nav
York
REAL, ESTATE We attend g., tue purchase aud ssls
oi Real Estate u town country sud respectfully Eyite
purchasers sellers IN give call We rent hous,
aud when desired by onr customer aiteni Ia the collier
ton 81 their ronts.
CuLLEf' IONS Our rarraspondencA enables Us 10
reach any prominent point Ia America In any foreign
rnnutry. through the most reliable channels, Our Ga NJ.
rnhselueniy persons Avaling themselves Of them may
"uhdenl that their bnsinew will BE- faithfully and
1foinply attended 10 tlur charges low As arc
hade by any reliable parties
IN every rRse where We Hmllnysl ain IN 10 40
he hest nr the interest Of our cufuner4, and solicit
he patronage of our friends aud ihe public generally.
jtn : JOHN McLhAh SON.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-10

RELIABLE MACHINE,
Celrhratel for Its -imIlic y, durability and general
ttyorit
PRICE VARYING FROM $40 to $40.
Remember II is manufactured IN Aour city. aud no
trouble 10 make ,"ur itheu- knoan at head quarters
Lady aNays Boz attendance u Give Instruction on using
the machine shwlNG DONE n ORDER with neat
and despatch
Silks and lnttana uf tho ti.t quality suitable for ma
chine OF hand saving always on hand.
sa-AGENrs WANTED in different parts ofih, 'iou
or thi. machine Addrafs
JAMES MEGRATrEN, General Agent,
wILMiNGTON, STATE Of DELAWARE.
.S1LE Rooms,
Wilmington Institute BnlijHg, corner If E.gAh
oad Nufia SIS. Wilmington D.i,
anil 720 ArcA Street, P1aaacipdA
PBENluMs AWARDED.
First premium awarded the BoIdlir Machine At the
rennsyiyania State Fair hrlat PoWrltou sept TO- 1853
silver medal the only premium awarded by the Ian
custer County Fair, taken hv the lonloir Sewing
Machine, as being the best machine an exhibition.
Also Silver Medal AZ the Maryland state Fair held in
Baltimore, Md, October, lshu.
diploma the New Ca tie County iair, held at vii
mington, Delaware, October 1863.
HS-l Tageart'H Local fNpcs in connection with this
establishment az i6ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-10

NHE PUREsT MEDICINAL AGENT EVER KNOWN
mas furnished the community stimulaut pure beath
iul and inyigoratng, At the time mild derions
leverage II Is calculated to de- away with the vile
dtusged stuh that Is palmed of the community and
winch u Injurious 10 body and mind For sale by
V. q. GILpiN Sole Agent
rConer of Tenth and Market Sts, Wilmington Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-10

lUrosrfR 4 alASuFAcrrR-
EKrF and DEALER ~ itL
kISnf U FANCY FuRS,
for Ladies' AiiHsrs and
Dhiidren's We,r
Having new manniac-
tnreii ani ia store my
usual larg- aud tesiitifnl
assortment ofall the vs,i.
nu7 style. and lualiti,- Of
inrs, adapted Ia the coin-
would respectfully in
rk and prices fl1m ihn,s
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-10
NEW ROCKS

A. 3. s. X. BaEer's Book mil Neieepaper Store.
azu Harfef Street,
vi ~ NitiifHdFQS, DELAWARE
tfmpas = story q amoFiean Lie by a. W. Curtis
" sfles.ad Path by Wtlkie Collins
9afy hrHon, by John Irving
lt1 Attprneg by John y Irving
The Constitution Of the United States
Wild life. by Capt Miyne Reid
life of General francis Marion
Eyefyhoiy's Lawyer
MOrai History of Women
Mis- Gilhsrts Career
Ona of Them, by Chas Lever
The First Halse Step, by Ra,uoi,a
The Woman in White rs wUkis coiurs
rwenW-ave different kinds of Novels a. . Aim. ...h
Az the, Magazines, Daily and weeEIv Nsssvsna
a,y 'AA""'y "nu r"u'y Articles, for sale in Eeai
apl2
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-10

No. 6O9 Uqrlei S'reek
GRIMSHAW'o PREPARATIONS.
Aconte and Arniea LiAlmeut for Rheumatism
iIHpee'9rani or cuEh Mixture cheap aud rfectul.
worm i'oienses, the b@si ind ssiest worm medicine
homaphiin-impr've- The tone and slos. OF tha h,it
.ongh C1udyi Caueh La1enses Apvrsnt lar Uonsti.
ii iar9n Gyeioe q, ,amphor for chapfel hands; Eler
sasens 'ittae of Magnesia for -ek stomach ana sick
rRrssES AND SUPPORTERS.
81, CHEMICALS of all kinds; Latour Olive ON ,t
Wine Brandy whi,.sy. LuNDlN TOM GIN Per-
ignlneTy soaps Lamps; Genuine Kerosene oil PATENT
MEDlclNks-Ayer-, JaYne-, Wriphr-. Holloway. &c
H. GBlMslfAW 4 %
leu u No tO9 MarAei stree, Aboys SIKH
TO THE AFFLICTED,
For Ague.
Use lrius shurst's Agus dose,
u-e o,goois lndn Cholago-ue,
Use pasehill's Ague Mixture. 81.
For Weak or Innamed Eyes.
use Briushursts Eye Water
u-c1hompsop. Eve Water,
lse i,or Richards Eye Water
use Becksrs Eye Balsam.
For Coughs.
Use BHnghur.t's Cough syrup,
u-s Ayel'' Gerry reelorai
Use JaYnes Expsctorant
For Dyspepsia.
u'e Biins6urst's Dyspepuc ru.,
c'' Peruvian syrup or Plot. sol rrotox. Iron,
Use Comp. syrup 0i phosphAtes,
comp ,, ,rapo of hypppht sphiiep,
Hostett r. Bitlers,
HodHaud'. Geman Btters
For Worms.
Use Brinehursls Worm syrmp.
Use Briughurrfs Worm Loxange.
Use Pthuestoeks yermifuse &c.
For Hernia or Rupture.
Go To E. BringhurH Go and be lifted with TRUSS
For FlaIuIence.
Use Briughursts Ess GiugR
U.s. nnnghurats Ginger LoaengeF
For Children TeefIliue
Us Mrs wlnsloW'- Soothing s,rap
Sc tow-t- infant cortlsl.
For IA CatharIIc or Purge.
use hTiIghurst rurgAiiye syrup Ia substitute for Cas-
u's BFiDshgIsi's rgr;atiye Pills t.ugar coAteij
Use seiliis Powders, Ge.
For Purifying the Blood.
u's lfinshursf's Alternative syrup,
Ayers SaTsapara,
Bulls Sars4parill4.
Peruvian ssrnp &c
For constipation.
u-e RTiaehursts rrrgat,ys syrup.
or one Of those Superior k,, syfnss. .od Is Rug rs
For Diet.
Use saFo, Tapioca, hruma Pure Cbo,oi,t. u,t.tin ar
'unket made with BFinghursts Liquid ennet
For Illuminating Purposes.
0se the geuuu- B,ros-ue oil with oae OF tboss .ansf,.
low priced amps sold by
fDW BRlNGHURST x co
MANUFACTURING PHARNAcEuTisTs
forHeroi ha%,t oad Sirfh Sts., Wimiagfoa.
Bringhurst's Ess. Ginger.
Rny equal "a any IA the Market Sold at law prc l,s
He rnpheors
T.. BRINGruRsT, Il o.
C0fnef sixth sud Market Streets
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-10

Now IL the time
TO PUT UP BUTTER FOR WINTER USE
6, 5, A, 3, . & gallon Stone Jars,
For that purpose for sale low at No. O2 Market street
Is 20 CLEMENT D. sMYTH.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-10
PRIVATE SALE OF
sAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY

- The subscriber will sell at Private Sale. tbe
i entire STOCK o. Stoves, Tin Sheet Iron and bril-.
Hif lania ware, Cutlery, &c, besides Nil INA toois
laAh and txlares belangng Ar,l cnss stnye tin
aug shset iron ware sioTei asl the Etorp honsa work
shps &C. Known Hs No 22o Market street. tetween ID
ana 81 Wminsion Dell eStendlng frem Market street
ueO 4 Peterson. '"f''' ~
rms Is an Opportunity seldom presented for any one
Wishing to start In lucrative business In esraIis 10.
caon especially ~ this stand has heen long nccuped by
pest ~ n this business For furh-r particulars apply 10
Wt<V'i WM. y. ODANlkL.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-10
MARBLE YARD.
Wilmington
MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS.

fnlE citizens Of Wilmington aud rnrrlund ns country
are respectfully ntimed that they eau BE- furnished
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-10
Iron Ratings, Verandahs, Sc.

Having eonplee and choice selection OF patterns b4
believes ht facilities superior any establishment In
the te FOR this particular branch, and he feels Warrant
ed in AsuTlng bis fends that any orets for enclosing
Cen,iery lots yards Nerandahs, will give entire Ya
faction. CHARLES STEWART
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-10
DREssLER's
HAIR JEWELLERY STORE.

~ No. South Eighth Street. Phaadelphia.
0N hand and for sale choice assortment o superior
~ patistns-and will plait to order. Bracelets Ear
aud Guard Chains 6c &C.
Hg-ofders eneosing ,ls hair 10 be plated, may be
sent by mail. Give drawing near an you ca, on
pay.
Cost y fcllows ;-El Rings ~ to So; Breast pins sj
TO 81 fHg'r Kings, % eta to $3.50 Vest Chaias AZ 10
u Neehlao.s, 50 10 $40 Nv "
ssIAaE put into Aledalons, Box Breast Pias i,lugs.
~ Gold aud silver bought At iai rates.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-10
HOTELS.
EXCHANGE HOTEL
STEWARTlS F0uNnERY.

flk nndsrsgned having purchased the entire interest
10 the h5uNDhRY and RAILING SHOP, 6c., at ibe
corner Of FRONT aud MONROE STREETS in lhis rity
sTrePaied to execute all orders that may be entrusted 10
his care.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-11-20
@er 1T General Slr1fibe

Cine (ot&e Braee ii5sr slnfa @enruI,
re6en Name lsit Der Groberuna Don Ncas
node SSlano uno felt Der Norp*9aroIina
Grpecition i'm Munpe pss Dolfes 1T, mag
stwos auHalenO tl!nsen. Dennod 1T fe
bier am Y|aee, na@cem BurnNce aum
0sitsr her Getoi9la6ten erforsn mcrrsn
1T. Bir mii1en, pab er Elm W|ann Don
Gnu0te, BON Rlbri9fsit, bon patrio'is'
mus 1T, uno pab ct f6 rur6 rie|e Gigen*
(daften Dor leinen Wefp0inter Gousaen
portbsilboft ausjeihnst; ob sr ober csr
Wann IT, Der cine S9Iadt III lsnfen uno
~ lbsrlaauen, uno due GrsoniNr uno
3ufauiefsit nit l6arfem Blid su tarirsn
unp 3u psrwer'bsn rpeib, ob er cos lalent
tefBt NIT aroben Sruppenmal1en ;u mo-
neuvrren> parlber weib man nod nidts,
Ia er fsin, @esQsubsit Qeba6t. (olde Gd:
bioftiten III bepeilsn. Serenials bs|aben
Mc@Isuan. Yops Vreu, 5alItd ioldr
Babiefeite min melt eerinQsrem 0rore. el6
er, unp lstne Nntsesren'ien beredtiaen
uns 3u Zen bsnsn 6oTnunaen. WobI
bite man iG aber Dor Ten lanauiri(aen
9obpretbunoen uno MufpuTun9sn rsr
ame,ifont(dsn pre0e. Solde t0nnen blob
rasu oienen> bier 3u er(alaHen, rort 3a
tdul9en
Sm ustriasn 1T 8urnGre wis osIoat,
sin Wslpo'ntsr uno Elm Demofrat,
ierob ni6t BON Der ldwa1sen Sorte, co
sr nit Der gman3tpations Yrctlamoticn
ce5 Yrdirenten gang einperfanren IT,.
gr 1T in Snptana Qetoren, uno Dar felt
Sabren UNI, mas uns an lbm n'dt &C.
fdut bis auf cen beutiaen Sag, eta init.
mer= =Greunp =pl8 Wl@leIan. init tJcfm- II
0letd3eita an Ger 9uinois GentraIsilsns
babn an0efeut mar.
Nud eefallt es un8 an eet Burnllts
ni9t pab er In lsinem ofNciellen Yeridt
ilbsr ieine Grfoloe IN Noro Carolina 70
re9t abNhtlib aus5 Dnoi.n 4 ciele6 Belo'
3uo.s nno ben eanaen Gntnurf rel1elben
psm Mc@lsttau suf1riet. utwObi IS eoh
binrsideno befannt mar, oab Wc@lellan
NIT eem{stsn pent0er al6 ni6t6 ju tbun,
NIT aneeren Dorten, oa6 Me@leQan oe9en
oen( dbsn intri9uiri baite.
Wir woqen in ptelen @orten lbriaens
ourau6 fein Wibtrauen Qe9en Burn(ips
au6etipro6en Aaten, um 70 weniaerl ale
MIR lelba ppuss @ertrauen In ibn ieben
Gin Wann In Burnfpse SteQuna asb6ri
ubsr In (ftnem panseu 6fentli@eu @barat
ter Der Station an.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-11-20

au @unfsn Der Grsibeit abasanrerL ion'
bern ia n n aud ourd bic 8ttegserti1nihs
ttceuteno mopiFeirt uno enell& pur& he
D ableu In TEN Sftapsn taat,n 9lnilid
lbsr ben 5aufen eeworfen wsrren.
Wlarplano fdsint BON Der Breunes
ldaft Der 5sesffonii ten penua aetofst au
baben, um ntdt in Die 6uetapfsn rss
Staatss Nsw yorf trstsn ~ msrren.
Ds 4 ,@tretnten bat nsh oret0|it,
plisoer In ben Gonors6 ID mdblen uno
nitro f6 robl por ausr @emstn{daft NIT
Dem 5lpsn Bitten, Rentudv wtro
mabr(&einlid bie aum nddi1en &uauf
our@ Moreau uno Braa9 belebrt perrsn
lsin, eo6 es par ni&t dbel fet, Dem Ssi'
fpiste- WtRourt's au foteen, une 'uenn
Sennshee uno QoutIana Dem Self. Daots
ben 6antel flnbtpen unb ptelslte Wutl
trefsn iouttn, 70 fann ras meniB 0ber'
ra(&sno (ein.
Nae iol&e Grsfani0e Gno obsr frt'li&
cur@ ben Grfole unlerer Bafsn bsrinet
Das 1T IS obu aud eben, wos nit bater
oartbun tppllsn. oab tie 6srtftpoben an
G1 bsoeutunaslos 0no, rrenn es nur ou|
rem Sdla6tfslce Sorwdrts aebt. DE-,
Nnfane bie,u 1T sema&t> m6Be nur Sin
coin e 4 blsiben.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-11-20
Xrp1 fir mcGleuam.

Trob rer (drperen WnfIa8sn teS De-
motratsnbaupllinps 6ausd ssaen Nlc'
GILLIAN (dsinen Die Dsmofraten nt4t nur
ibre al,e SYmpatbts fir BEN flsinen Mae
bswabrt, ionoern aud sur altsn S'eee
nsue binsueetban AZ baben. Dte 9ts'p'
gorfsr Dsmotratsn baben f& an cen Wla'
boniten Elm Bstlpisl asnummen. Na@'
Dem Mabony als 8errdtber btntsr S@lob
unp Nieosl eebradt numintrte tbn BE
Soma Dsmofratte aum Gon9rsbmann,
nodpem Wc@lellau nod Trenton 1T ab'
marl&trt ,rorpen. nomtrirt i'm bic Nsm>
Sort Democratic unisr 8orGB tes Van
Buren Aum Yr6(teentl q a 8.
b{Daten In 1864. 81 beri&>
tet- BET Eelssrapb. Dte ates fWabonY
oel9la8en wotrsn 1T, 70 miro ou& Me'
@4eQan fallen, uno j>par nod ldnSit bseor
es aur Domination fommt. Barun' bat
ober utdt 8an Buren anlsr Wttmirfun9
Don @ooo> Broofs uuo seymour ren
Mae (oiort aum Dictator ernanat2 So
tpas LIEF oas Yroeromm her q. y. De-
mofratie~erwor;en. ST es etpo unnabr'
oa6 DE Mrmee in cem tletnsn Wac etnen
peloen uno Dater perebrte. - rob eaa
einitee Wi,tel, I'M nod cem un0lddi@en
G,leauee am 3appobannoc bic Nrn;ee tu
friecen3uReusn unp Dor Generalization
3u temabren, he @ieeersinleBuna Mc
@leuan'6 in's Sbercommarco mar? Sa,
pas ebsn 1T bic fa!uIe @el@i&te, Die 20,
tomac, Nrmse war llnaif ce6 Eoctenar1
ber6 unp 3aucerer5 leerori0ia, tbre Ser:
ebruno res NcGleuon perfiinrete nur Ter
Muno Ger Wetpetnter uno fe beRncei
G9 unter osm neuen COMMANDO portrsff;
LID. Mlit esm Dictator otnN Go nidt'
unp 70 rsidte Die New >yorfer Demc:ro''s
ibrem Wac BE Nnwartldaft auf ne
pri6eentur In, Sab,e res 6errn 1864.
@emtb, oas war 3art. ob aber risle5 pal.
liaiomittsl fir Mac (olpie fir feline Wer'
ebrer befrisoiosnp 1T, mu0en wir (sbr be-
smsifsln. Wan belteirst fid ebsn, - ls
na6 umfdnosr.
Nod tbei|nebmcneer unc um ben Nubm
re6 flsinen Wae belorater, ol8 cie Nsw
yorfer Democratic, 1T cie penn(ylpani(6e
tito. Sie mill Jpn Elm Denfral leben,
ra6 ibtr aebn, ia iber olle prdNrsnturen
rer Bsll btnau5 cauern fol-. Sie mill
cine 8eitetaatue ets Wee1ftar~ tn
pbilaeelpbia aus SabrtausHeen trobsn.
Dem Gr; erribtsn, ramit cis Nahfommen
1t aft rrf,hrf bof her ND1nn. cfl7en rte
@eldi9te nur a|s zines 1ootenardter6
ermdtnsn Miro, tie 6ofnuna Der prolfla*
rsrei. Dercfratte uno sin 9eaeral nit
(d5nsn Gpnulstten bod su Nc6 9sne|sn
1T. Nun, m5Aen Ge Aieben uno tausn,
cas- sterne Dinoe idaret ntdt. Oos
Bolt miro rarauf ldreiben: ~llno er be
Qrub 100 900 Wann uno rs 2aars6
@oblfano", une Die pobnenren Nod>
barn werben es emf sntfcrnen, camit ibrs
Gotten I'm pretle niat dnfsn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-11-20

Ser trausatlantiide Eelegrnpb. Gis
@ontroftorsn unteritei(6r Islsarapbsn,
sie 5erren @lab, GlIiot & Co., baben on
5rn. @Yrue B. gi.lb etnsn Britt es.
fdrisben, norm fr f1 anbstIdie MAIDEN.
sinen euten felteraptsn Drobt- pom 81,
lano na& NeufuNplano su leoen, untet
ren folssneen Beotnaunatn;
/. DAT f5nsn m5&sn,Ii@ ibre wirfIi-
den @uslaaen,fdr Nrbsit uno Mat:rtul
te3aht peresnfoHrns g..
2. Dab tbnen nod eeeune .bss Guu's
usnn radslte in brnu9bdru Ibdlialsi'
If, fir 3sitsrtuftl D!enne unb Wt,ptnn
20 Yro3snt oer mtrfli9en 8ofen Der 9ints
in atiisn esr Gempasnis austesatlt psr'
ren (ollen. jr,, ,.sn ..
Die esnaunte Glrra fpri&t etu lol&sa
0utrautn iu eep1, Grfols ettfes llntr'
nsbmens ous, eae r.fie bereit II 925, 5,00(
gum 2ap'tatffod esr :9empasnie CUR un'
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