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S'sIsS.

4 TTFSTION, LADIES THE OLD FS-
IAthi,hcd Nv nolk Fur Manufacturing Co, De-
p9t - Chs,hsri - otp te Coos shite T,ioie
-'reeis Now /. ~. time 10 Get your suits. nbout
half the usual price. Gus etock y afr well ectcf,
and at very low rat .. WAFER. Mash ara French
nk and Sable Cars. Huii- and CUT, IRON ~ SOTO
40. French ANA Ma'e' Mink anG sshia Nuis from
p to -. We ortuc. md haifeapcs - tn IS. Choie-
cei varieiy and beautiful Fur Tor children at BIZ.
gan. Altering And Repairing q tn. lste = styles.
4li FIElaISG. Manager.
EURS, TT GS-L.DiLS AND CHlLDREN'S
L fancy fu-s eheap.r har 'he ehepe-t, ~ the man.
ufsoofy 81 Eighth ave. between 18th and 2Itb sta,
rjncmher m sfHlrsD Fuis altered, cleaned and re-.
pausd ca efil'r by PRACTICAL f1rrier. Remember sN
up stairs. fINlGAN US
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ChW'endsn preside,, .nd addre,ses W.. mad -
WIN. W. Iorney, ksl., Governor ~ rrepon Of VIZ
eibia, end others. Tho Gee Cub Of the >, poi the
line North Csroiins sang several sOnss dtf " iu'f
valA and we're loudly spyisuded. a thc-t addi' "a
VS. mace By Cap. Mssie On the outside th,fe
vMe two stands, ron which addresses rore m.ds "
Colonel Jack ard Other,
FIRRs.--About 3 o'clock YESTERDAY afternoon
. FIRE broke out In Tho f.,tory ~ thiif. kimh7li
Go, In Dean street NEAR NandfIhilt avenue Gus y
damage 20 the ttDpun' Of abo.t sS1 IN. Ire 9, %
mated from the LeatiDe 81 the narh nef' i-Htt
svenigs Ere tseuuei AZ the foot ~ = Id s'ftt
candlr M nufacfofy caused ~ me bef"ins % 'si"'
gubthh. No damss.
AFnt,cn -riisr ,sis dyspepsia the remorie -
sgiity STOMACH.
TurY alone r. RS W. g a-s MI q yesrs " -
sp~rt tn J.. -. - 1i.u.'s ~ aslrv IRE 81 On
The stag 4 vi.d .rr Their corulssions duc O-el
In burrows an tLo flfth. ais,
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COAL.

ELOJR, tIOuR-2oO BBLS. CHOIcN
L tsmilv f-,u ONLY 81 10 TO as 81 pe- barrel, va
rsp.-d, .nd delivered in Nov York or Biooklyn- Il.
odd II, PrnO.lyn. alh
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FOR SALE AND To LET.

pAKLkY ~ LET WAFER 81. BET.
- s,anr,i a1d tfot; p. q Hare ior ifslrrts,
and t'n'v ~ low. II has iaf,e, me- oven inIuire
90 TIE ~ intr, ~
- scycrai besu 'iiy heated 90, for ssit. al Ber-
gen Ioin', 'ttrnViie. f- "u, a. aces, nv Lorto
carr nol lrffet 4 Y; irrr ~ no 80 ', ~ ,ay
s;' sYoi I''' 70 'N"a. "' "AAi' d VAT r.
FOR SAffAl HOElINANtt, \ SMALL
ntst 70 'af@ rln'ti Iae f.ou ', '.. 900 s.fI.
M'd - wanna oiavt. A'py &C. ktLAN., %
Green's :, ID story al
HOt>E AID LOi ElR StLr-iS Newark
- \. j. Lazy ~ re or and r.sf ~. ~ N
40 " tde'p housr tt1-t,. rfti u hy Il h'ct,
tt,hen IN f.et D. hs 5 f'i s'criss brioE barn u
G, n alma Il fu'.f,d ,,i. With al BE- rnodprn
pftVerrni. sulfo' ir a.. central t1r' = the city,
INV ri 10 a. it.a4 e' (, ~ &C. n e 49,,
ni'Irv VET cheap. eni o.. rs made - SO 'nncdate
rem. h|ei fot r.h'f ,p'fti n.,f, AZ 90 l.
90 ntf Of Martin and Mummy tts, Ncesst. -
q Lf ~ ~ AtEL IJE iit IT, & In
- a'y - '~uos ~ Huw tn - 'n me J. ] X
o., Ek.'Bt ,L..,u. i.a-l', los
V'O LE1-lY I'M HIVE NEw REAR
i J.. 'e', .lp .il - .gi $50 80 Zone rom
ltud mr.. io4
~ LrI-l 'DoH $50 EtuROOM-
\ ~ r. u 80 . -.' -'.f'rt n, r. Ind
irr-. rat net 20. SO, ub.r Inquire ~ q:
TO GARD NTR~ AND FLORISTS FOR
Il SAFE afou.s aud barn e'h O, O.. 81 land. nee
,1 6 'i.@ i'5;: s. ,5S 'y o, n9gg'''
100. OOO51sNio},>iA15 ,., f9 1 20, S,1 oS
mirGnti .l@' Il 5 c.aa. 'n' '''nn"s'd " Il
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OriIt.AA AND rnGAG.

CROlON AOuEBU,r pEPARTMENT.
~ oct com, i-fJ..i Hqld Wttcrr,u's. No'icc 4,
b. F',rnt a. a'ar-h. y naiiv Of Ten Pc C,nt
gill ue acd 10 rl Ilrc' 'N- p + L,s on tho fret
do, Of Vow nAoI met; I.-OAAs :. TAlPEN. -
ter Reg t'r'I. 40
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COUNTY SUBSrIT Ute AND RELIEF
~ tOiN.T1 =
r5oras ~. 80 =. l4GEay
fEjAL NOTCH 10 coNscRurs

Sor1tE . !iTiEHy CT =, = al pr CAS-. rrer-.r,
70 c-n .. ...li, lnl r, 4 ird gents, Calming re-
ef ndel the 70. y -. o. sue Cc-nts lbsiitui 3
and Rel O. a.uance, adopted BY tho Board Of snD,r-
vitor., and APP wed b. g. Mlyof Aus' -s'h. 1865,
tho th bu,iitn q thi' tlea val o. ~ ALL rlt d
or tie Bic. ofoctoh1 ire act, AID no g.hei siu be
granted alter that date.
CtOEGk OrrYKE Ssynr
MAJ NEW y. " NNAS, Comptroller
filIAf Z. n lLN, supervisol'
OR ON Bill ST, ~Jn.rv or
WILLIAM n. TWEED, supervisor.
WILLIAM q. Sc ENAI.l, su7'rvi.or
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Too Late for Classification.
EA'rll0,

BRAEER- Tue'i'y, Oo'. =, % ir'hcris. All
rail- r. ,sbsth. only cLid OF George nnd Ann EliIa-
b ~ Drakef, ared vea', mon b. and dsys.
IN Trends AMI r'lhiyc' Of the tam u AZ. re'pect
noon, o a. 90 AZ o'oo,k, hoin tho fcsidouoe 81
bet parents, sl2 d. oornp u. 2s;
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TRAVELLING.

HUDSON RIVER K. X. FOR ALBANY,
- Troy, tht North and West, from Chamber 81 Of
and 10 A. "A. and Rim 3 and 1880 p NJ, and %
snad4sSNI2s j, ~, Ram IhiStiatb street ~
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MARINE NEWS.


ssnp, s9c-suus, oool Moons oe.qa-n w.coi
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Bs sgynN. CHANCES.

4 MILK ROUTE FOR SAtF-HOESf.
"a w'ren eai caas. ai3ytoJ. y. EO1EEs, %
Moor cat ia
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EoR LIvERrOOL-TAPSCOTT'S LINE
Ship WEST POINT anchored In the river calls hi,

NOTICE-THE STEAMSHIP KANGA.
VIRGO, Of ths limo vii tAu a An extra steamer on
Iumsdsy, oct - Ia. p,nd accommods ions for
. nv cAbin eld stc,rFce pAssensrs, ut reduced
Istef, PAYABLE In L. >. Currency. JOIN q. DALE,
Agent, 10 i.!uadws,. go
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NEW iUkk LIQUOR DEALERS SJCfE
WA 80 cial meeting OF tbs Society viii be held
AZ Meuopo tan Hall 10 y -.ter 81, on Tuur,day
evening" 10Th inst. AZ ~ o'c',s TO nsio.r what
their du les gard a. ppte' chi eli r.!ou. BY
oreer OF p. W. EMS, Pres :. JNO. ROGERS, Roc
kact,k -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-28

A RESOLUTION HAVING BEEN Passed
"A that no TO pei belonging to the Uni'' a Coop,r,
of the state OF Now York work for NORRIS H.
SMITH, un,.s lie cor.py slth tie domaads oI the
q And Socletv, nor Vim, lead co pc snv II he
bar,l. lHOS tPsNCt.. Tres td-AS. kOl IL,
See. Oc'. :. L. lsNt. Yll
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-29
AFFIDAVIT.

Per-onalIy appeared Ieforsms, IN AIleFHH1 o. y.
city Of Philadelphi8, n. I. HELHBoLPI VIA D.S 1921
u sworn, doth say, hls prepaFatons comm -, n.
eOtie, no mercury, or other injurious dIlgs, 51In
purely vegetable H L aAL l-l4 - Il
sHoru and subscribed before ne, this ~ ~ ~
NDEGUbeF, 1854 - - VA. r III 1j,Ta
- Aldsrulan, Ninth street, above Raee. fnu-
. Addrogs LettafB for fnf1IulItion IN eonles.NII4
n u HELlLB LID. Chel1zliSt
sDspos 10 South Tenth-sf., belOW Chesnni' fAi-
BEWARE or COUETERFEITs
j. AND UNPRIEOIFEBD DRALEIis,
j Who sndeSyor % dispoas H0R THBIR Owe
aotfieTss arficIeg On the Reputation attained y
HslnboIFs Genuine PFepara.Ion4
f.5fi11l ExtEaet Blehns
- = slEaap1fll
ImpT0VSd EOse Wsih-
sold By Al Druggists sVsEyWhere.
ASK FoR HELaEBoLDilTAKE 10 oEhkA
=. -. ,,s .sy,,r.,,,r,snt and sad far u, AID
Won X Sf S1 TnPosITIoN AND kXPOsUKE
full8 6meod
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-29

Tx the year 100. the Lords Prayer COM
menced: hMre fader THE are in heifnaa :"
in 900, ssThee ure fadeF the heofum," in
l1oOlit it was rendered, t'Fader thou art
in heaven blisse;p in 1900, ssUre Fader 10
heaven; in 400, "Fader our in heaven"
and in 1887, 80 our father who. art in
heaven" - , =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-29
HELMBo1D,s ROSE WASH.

An excellent Lotion for Diseases Of syPhiltie %
ture, and as an injection In Disease. Of me UnI
Organs, arising from habits Of dissipation, -! ~
connection With the Extracts Bueh and eGEllPAEil4
In such diseases a. recommended -
EVidonco Of the most sPonsibls and reliable eAH
aeteF win accompany the medicines.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-29
BLOODI BLOOD! BLOOD!
HslnbOsa's Highly Concentrated cOnpeuHd
Fluid Extract sarsapariIla
SYPHILIS

This Il an affection Of the Blood, and HttaeEs q
Sexual Organs Innings Of the Nee, Ears Ihlt1'
Wiudpipe, and other MueuS Surface, making .. =
pearGnce IN the form II Ulcers. HelmboldS 6hnG =,
SarsapaTilla puFIhes the blood, and removes ~ -!
EruptiOnS Of the Skin, giving % the Comp 49, 80.
Clear ard Healthy Color. It being prepared 81
" for this class d complaints, its Blood
Propsrties ara preserved % greater NI
other preparation Of eaRAparilla-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-29

RIUBIAs-A ssw.more len Of those extra large
~ ~ . NIooLL i BRO, !
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-29

A LtTTLE boy once said TO his aunt :-
nAunty, should think that Satan must
be an awful sight of trouble to God. ~
"He must be trouble enough, indeed, L
should think, J" she answered. "I don't see
how he came to turn out so. when there
was no devil to put him up to 1t y said
the urchin.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-29
Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheeI-
ing Rail Road.

g IS
nN AND AFTER MONDAY, April 21th, 1858, Pas.
1 senger Trains wiil leave bridgeport follows.
(snndRys oxceptodO
1850 A. N. Man Train, stopping At az stations, ar
FiVes at PittGbuFEh at 3-2O P. n, and
Cleveland at 7s3O P. II.
$40 p n. Express TTainy stopping % el stations
arrives a. Pittsburgh ~ SOS 2. r.
1910 p II. Expires Train, arrives NJ Pittsburgh At
2:I0 A. II. and Cleveland 1T S.lO A. u. o.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland At $50 A II. and 900 P. NJ, A.
rive at Bridgeport At $40 P. n, and 5:25 A: 81.
Leave Pittsburgh At Loo A. NJ, 800 A u. and
1870 P. NJ, arrive At Bridgeport at $40 A. n, zoos
A. n. and ass P. II.
Connections are made ~ Follows
At Pittsburgh with Peansylvania r. L. for Harris
delphia, New York and Boston
Cleveland with Cleveland Tolsd Z. 3. tor San.
duSky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago aud
all points In the NORTH WEsE. With
Detroit steamers for Detroit, Jackson
.- chicago and the NOR4H WEST. Will
Cleveland BTie B. B. for ETie, Dun
kirk, Buffalo and Niagara Falls. with
Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati foI
GEestline. Delaware, Columbus and
AZ Hudson with the 9. z &CR.R. for ouyahOga
Fails, Akron, MElsubuFgh and Woes
At Alliance with P. It. WAC. 4. for Canton
MassiIlOns Wooster, Salem, EnOn, %
lumbus and Chicago.
Al StsubenyilIe with p. O. O. Line and AZ BKLIkII
with G. o. o. R.R. for Evansville, New
ark, Columbus, Xenia, Dayton, Indf
annapolis, Cairo, Cincinnati, Louisville
st. Louis, st. Joseph and all point
Wtst and South West
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return $A00
Fare always asIoW, and time much quicker thar
any other route.
fhrouRh Tickets TO all points In the West, Eortl
and Hast can be procured at the once under thl
MeLure House, Wheeling, Va, or with Tieke
Agent at Bridgeport Station.
freight contracts will be made atlOWost rates h
any point accessible by this road and ts connections
10 tho East North, West and NOrth-WOst, st ONO
MORT station WI. D. TERRY, Agent,
D. B, WILLIAMS. Agent, =
J.E.MecgLLoyeH President. s''''YP'i =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-29

AN English judge being asked what
contributed most to success at the bar, re-
piled: 'fSome succeed; by great talent, SONS,
by miracle, but the majority by com-a
mencing without a. shillipg.I
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-29
From the Atlantic Monthly.
" EARINESS
ara. v. LoKeFILLqw.


20 little feel, that such long jews
Must wander on through dOubts and fears,
Must ache and bleed beneath your loadi
I, nearer to the way-side inn s--s s9it ba- )
Where toll shall cease and rest begini
Am weary, thiDking Of youTrohd. Il -
o little hands, that, weak or strong
Have still to serve or rule so long Is - sstf
Have still so long 70 give or ask
I, who so much with book pen ea1iF
Have toIled among my felloH-meu,
Am weary, thinking Of youFtask.
o little hearts, that throb and beat
With seCh Impatient, teyeFish heat, slE
- Such liniitIeas and strong desires!
Mine, that so long has giowed and burned,
With passions into ashes turned,
Now covers and cOnceals Its hres. ~
o little souls, pure and white
And crystalline as rays Of light
Direct from heaven, their source diVtnei
Refracted through the mist Of years,
How red my settlngsu appears,
How Iurld looks this soul OF mine.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-29

ITPERTISENcE often passes for wit among
lished long leader on "Hogs," rival
paper upbrafded him for obtrudipg his
family matters upon the public.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-29

a drunken man remarked the other eve
ming from Major Generals window at
Washington, that he WAS FIVE drinks ahead
of anybody in the room. That was good
deal to say, considering the company he
was in.
If negroes are as good as white people,
why did the Creator not make them alike z
Ohio Crisis. We don't think that ne
groes are as good as white people, but If
women are as good as men, why didn't the
Creator make them alike ?-Lpuisvitlc Jour
nal. '32. ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-29

MRs desired Or. johnson 10 give bis
opinion of a new work she had Just writ
ten, adding that, if 1t would not do, she
begged him TO tell her. for Sue had other,
irons in the fire, aud in case of its not
being likely to succeed, she could bring
out something else. "Theu," said the.
doctor, after having turned over few
leaves, 81 advise you to putt here your
other irons are
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-29

T ~ y
DR. Johnson, though Unqualified, either
by the habits of life or the inclinations of
his mind Accompaniment the ladies. one day
clasped the hand of a lady, remarkable for
its symmetry and whiteness. Smiling as
times reproaohed me with the vanity of
giving preference TO my own works is 1T
not a full cotifatation OF the charge to de-
clare that this is the finest work that ever
came out of my hands 2''
TINS following extract from an oratiou
by Demosthenes is in circulation as appli-
cable to certain contemporary contract
ors:" "Behol9 the despicabie creatures,
raised all at once from dirt to opulenee,
from the lowest obscurity TO the highest
honors. Have not some Of these upstairs
built private houses and seats wing with |
the most sumptuous of our public palaces |
Aud how have their fortunes and their
power increased, but as the commonwealth /
has been ruined and imPoyerished! 81 's
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-29

There are but two ways which lead to
great aims and achievements-energy and
Perseverance. Energy is rare gift, it
provokes Opposition, hatred and reaction.
But perseverance lies within the reach of
every one, its power increases with its pro.
gees, aud it is but rarely that it misses its
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-29
TRANsPoRTATIoN.
BaItimorei61 ohio Railroad.

OFTroR RALFrtoRE 4 ONO RAIROAp ca, 4,
WRKELIEs SFEiION, Aug. q, 1851
ON end after Monday night the 10Th Of August,
" the Passenger trains viii be run by the blow
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-29

AN ld.writer says that to make an en-
tirely beautiful woman it would be neces-
sary to take the head from Greece, the
bust from Austria, the feet from Indostan,
the shoulders FROM Italy, the walk from
At that rate she would be mosaic, and
the man who married her might well De
said to have ."taksn up collection ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-29
oERTIRIOATEs o. CUREA.

From eight to twenty yeaFs standing, with nans
known to sCIENCB AND FAME.
Tor Medical Properties Of BUGHU, - BllPe7--'
~ Of the United States.
SEQ Professor DEWEES' valuable WOEiS q u
Practice Of PhY8lc.
PHYsICK, PhilSdelphIa.
See remarks made By Or. EPHRAIM MoDO -
q eelshFated Physician, and member Of ne ~ Il.
College q Surgeons, Ireland, and PubliShs6 p -
Tfa1aetions ofthe King and Qu0ou's journal ,vr.
See MedieO-C iFuTgieal Review, pobltshed p - 2
JA1IIN TRAVERS, Fellow Of the Royal Coless
Surgeons .,,t,,
See most Ofthe late Standard works on h'fis,'-
EXTRACT BUcEu, s. % Per bottle, Or GiE % Sss.Ss
IuR1OvED RosE WASH, SOC PEI bottle OF ~ II ~
Or half . dozen a each for S19 90, which Uin Q -
heieat 20 cure the most obstinate eases, II aHs''-
Dsli!sTsd o any address. .ecurslypaeE'af'Oa %
- Describe synPtOns4n an oOnnunieation''-
Cures guaranteed. Advice gratis.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-04-25

Caviar uno bpIdnptlbe 8oGs6arin9e
smsftna ioebsn, in i&SaeH, frtl&sa Dauren nnb ems fcIIe gu
~ntetrtaeI Yreiien.
.Gbwarb DIOd.
Mlr330 s s- e. LIZ 2ontb6tfr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-04-25

6-8 Weaate, bsypr Fe srfclate, als etue aptt
wrnbiee 1otSe nnfrss falI1sn Operations
Planes. -SsbsnfdlS gsbt jcstel paraus Der
rOr, oaB 9srr Sdalt fstn gtpSbnliGer &ritt,
ter IT, lOnbsrn nit elmer 1eltenem aufa6nnss.
gabe be8abt 5ein unb bic 2etrrm Der Rrieas
ttnlt 9etlait fuotrt babrn muB. =
Wt&ttse 8el9lagn a y e. ap
Donnerfa9 9elans cS bonn Mtaior Morris,
ettfnt Der sepanoteRen Ser. ct, @sbeimpplt-
5tlten, ben @6uOner Mars Grancss mi. osl
len GapttGn SIR. SstrY I'm btefssn 9afeu
%ab3nfan8en. Das SHif fat, mad Iusiasen
| aldubwirbtaer 3eu9ell ni9t tpcntGer oils 13
gladltde SGmu8Ssfabrteh nad Dire Sc
mdGt mnb fur cine @ltGiUn Dollars Gpntre>
banb. Gutter pOribtn SebraGt. Der Captain
fam l0elriG mad Sort Wfc0enrY tn trense
6aft uno fOl bernna&f BON ben Nfilitdrts-
bGrSsn pro3sifIt perben. Der GAoUner 1T
gang fir ben SGmussel etnsertdtst. @r Fat
einea faliGen 8oben bon 10 tanflt4er epn-
fruttipn, bab 60 stnem unetn9ctpetbtea faGm
mSsli@ mar, ben 8strue gu entpedeu.
8or eintsen Gasen ptrbaftste cerlslbe Bee
ante stet anbere S&muSeter, tuelde glitter
TIM Bertbe bon iiber $4,000 fir' Dirte bet iIG
botten. Die Waaren tpurbela cpuftscist unb
Die @dmugsler Gber Die Qintea fpsttgt.
E 8eneft3 far Traul. 80.
.SAulb. Wtr erlautsu uns, l~NIere Neler
auf Die MOntasszg crRelunS In Der Turne
baue aufmert1am 81 MAIDEN. Granl. S4ale,
.eine alIeemetn bsltebts Wetrtce, nitro IS lEA
anaelsaen letn lalTen, In Or. Wespe"' gu
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-04-25
SOlOatengeloer, N'nifonen,
Yrileu9elper,
NIGfGnciger SDl6 u. /. ~.

entIaheHs S0lbateH, ipeIGe 2 Sabre DienIt set6an 6a.
ben, itnb 5u 800 Bounty bere6tigt.
Snt!afene Spisaten bic uiGt 2 Sabre sebient, aber me.
gen GHT Dem SplaTttelp %erPaItener Dunbeu i6ren 4bI&iee
erPalter BADEN, iinb gu 500 gpuatS unb an VeniiOu
bere@tist. ~
sSttttUen FOLDER Sclbateh, bic i'm Dieult Der Ser. ct.
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Psn1cn' 81 Der Bounty bon 500, aIem riidfdabioen
Cob II. |, m,
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Die fOlssneen 1psrIpnsu fab in Gulss tSr.
perIi9sr nutiAttetett BON Dienl befrett &c.
blteben Sames DYutt aus cabot; Sames
.. BenIpn aus Montgomery ; Nt9arb 6.
NHUll0n, SObn .. Warfelp uub 2oren3O o.
Wtllon BON 9OwarD, uub Sobn 5tIder con
Nnne NrunbsI @Sunts.
Die t1krItHe Wteber.&rGffs
mung Der 3etdsn,S 9uLe i'm WearYlanb Sns
lfttute fanb eeIfern Mbenb ltatt. 9ladbem Nep.
y, &aps pte GeterliGfett nit 0sbft begUnnen,
trus bic Blues 8anp etne berrltae Vtsce Dor.
Der pr6tbent bes Snfttates @erman s..
punt sin8 Iubann CUR Bertbetluu9 Der Diplc.
me Mber unb erbteIten bon Deut1@en unter
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stage sceer insens', na1 penn 0eneral meer
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