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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-11-12
Bilious Disorders Liver Complains

From DR.. Theodore Bell, Of Ne,o York City.
Not only are your Pills admirably adapted to their
purpose an aperient, but find their beneficial
effects upon the Liver very marked indeed They
have in my practice proved more efectual for the
cure of bilious complaints than any one remedy i
can mention. sincerely rejoice that we have at
length purgative which is worthy the confidence Of
the profession and the people
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-11-12

These pumps have now been in general u 80 a nun
Der Of years and giv. better Satisfaction than anv
other. and are recommended as a ..IfEfI|"
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-11-12

and all arrangements OF the digestive
For dehilitated peisons
ney are particularly recommended,
giving an appetite asd strength to the
whole human frame.
These hitters are scientifically pre-
pared, and are made ola rare comb ma
ton Of Roots, Plants, Herbs, Banks and
Seeds, which have heen found most eff
fectual by long Medical Experience
20 possess the requisite Tonic Proper
ties in relievind and
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-11-12
Dyspepsia, Impuri,y Of the blood.

From Rev. j. Y. Hines, Pastor Of Aduent Church,
Boston.
: DIR. AVER: have used your Pills with extra-
ordinary success in my family and among those am
called to visit in distress 70 regulate the organs of
digestion and purify the blood, they are the very
best remedy have ever known, and ] can conf
IDENTIFY recommend them to my friends.
Yours, j. v. HINES.
WARSAW, Wyoming Co, NY, Oct. "a, 1855.
DEAR SIR; am using your Caihartic Pills in my
practice, and find them an excellent purgative to
cleanse the system and purity the fountains Of the
blood. JOHN u. MEACHAM, NJ. ID.
Constipation, Costiveness, Suppression,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-11-12
FAST FREIGHT LINE /.

Giving perfect reliability and greatly increased
dispatch TO freight-the trains forming the
Line, East and West, run with the same
regularity, making as sure connection
at the terminus of each road as
Through Passenger Trains.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-11-12
From a Forwarding Merchant Of 81. Louis,

DIR. AVER: Your Pills are the paragon of all that
is great in medicine. They have cured my little
that had proved incurable for years. Her mother
has been long grievousy afflicted with blotches and
pimples on her skin and i'm her hair. After our
child was cured she also tried your Pills. and they
have cured her. ASA MORGRIDGE.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-11-12

DIR. j. C. AVER. Sir; / have been repeatedly
cured of the worst headache any body can have by
dose or two Of your Pills. 1t seems to arise from
foul stomach, which they cleanse MT once.
Yours with great respect, ED. w PREBLE.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-11-12
As a Family Physic.

From DR.. E w. Cartwright, Ne,o Orleans.
Your Pills are the prince of Lurges. Their ex-
celent qualities surpass any cathartc we possess.
They mild but very certain and efectual in their
action on the bowels, which makes them invaluable
to us in the daily treatment of disease.
Headache, Sick Headache, Foul stomach.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-25

phyfen tett bsr Giuberufuug sInsr tinreE6sns
ben 3abl Gsfyuten entseeenleDsn, UNI bic uu>
sgbeueru 9ddsn belfebenoer Truppsuf5rper
ausjufaGer; uub es TT ieGr Gle 8rase, Ub piet
I1ebr Mannlha(t srfcrbsrliA Ittn ptrb. Sc
mig, pab, ipean cine Wilirn 8lrger CUR Gre
Driduns Der Nebsltpn n6t9ia Iein lollte, Ger
9rdicent le ta6en farm. Dur6 anberpets
ttee @sfsbe unb bte Sage Der Dtnee OfrRsbt
eS iiA ron Isl6(i, bnb auh 0orbiSe 3ur Nilt3
gsbGyer, Die ~belonOera In Der tcmmenSen etts
Fen SubrS5sit unb In @elebuns BON Sorts,
SGaa3ortsiten, Transportation &C., i%reientlt
de Dtente leillsn unb Die wstben SClbatsn
beoentenb untertaben weroen. Sen. Sumter
bat bsrsitS stae lAparse Brigade gu Dort
NOYa!, 70 8ants In New.O Orleans nno Baton
Rouse; Grant por @tfebnr9 unb 9tOIsnfran3
BET MtrfreeetCro' 0a6en etne grpGs @nsabl
BON Negern INT Fh, Die In Me&lslan'l4fm
Stsl luitts hruufIps i@aufeln. @6sr, au@
auf remS A1aNtfslpe merben 6arbies F@ ibrer
Gorpatsr unter Sadlon witrbtg erpstisn.
(51lub tplgt.)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-25

Der 8ersin, psl6er 3u bteleH. 3rsde In
GubinGen 3ulammeusetreten IL, penOst lt@
fater ;~uSerFGttd an ale Stdmme, an ale
Stdnbs an nle @arteten, nn ate 8eretne rsS
erc6en 8aterlanoes, an ale leine S6bne in
bettl&en uro fremotu QanDsn, nit per Vitte,
bas uaternebu1sn Out1 8sitrd9e 3a inter
(tiibeu. I'm aber bte Sammlung DerIelben
mDgltdf gu ~fSreeru, weaoen mir uEs be ions
bers an aae beutIden @eIan9Osretne, tpeItbe
III ben yerINts6enen @ausn uu0 Gt1oten bic
natarltdsn Mittslpnnfte btloe', i'm In tbren
&reilen erniunternO un6 anrgAeno fir bteie
rationale SaGe at iptrfen. CUR Gmpfanss
natme Der 8sttrdse 1T tereit Der &a1lfrsr bes
Yereins, &aufmann 6. 8nur, pte aud le-
psS Der unter3etAnttsn Mitglteber bea 8ereIns.
Sabtnsen, 20. Nos, 1862. e,
Der gerein fur ublanO's Gsafmal.
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GmOlidle NeriG.te

9auptquartter, 99tCmoc.Wy.
nj &c, "a. NfarS. Ger 0tinmcab ..G1o,irpr"
nnr DS5snttnsl" pcna bsu:i8en Sage fno etnoes
9nn0e.r' aus rp'lGen MIR Die folgsaoen stems
.Frtrahtvsn;
GtarleROn, 20. W}ar}. DIR g,tno
BAT OaS Mrad Der .@ecraianuna anf Qorn
Sslats NIT Semben bslGoTea. Goult IL QlGs
leg rrGta.
per Srquirer fact: ,0us elmer gepesH,p
Don @baFlsltcn 4 ieben mir, baB fir ben mus
Senblid fstn Gn9rjf auf pis S!abt erportet
pt1D, oitltnsbr NITRO Der 8einb bic tShae 9Iutb.
am z. NPrtl, a6traritn, Uni i'm Teue Ieine
Talr3cnse auFcufer loQtsn, bisleIben NIT Der
Glntb ptsper Fott 3a MAIDEN.
Der SaDannab n0ftpR6lican" Gant. baf
UteIe arl'e Wetber unp RinOsr in ifrsr Stapt
MlanSsl an Nabrun9Smitteln letben unS .niht
gsnug SUrnmsbl etbalten tSnuen, ba bic Gis
ienbata Transportation pcn Der Neateruro
mcnOpClttrt 1T.
BON StnreGse.
@bottanOp9a, Is, Mara. ltnlere
UOrpOltsn baben f9 Bis auf 4 Wieilsn W,tgs
fr'esborc genG6ert mab 6ertdten. BAH Der
6etn6 fa 8~uridjtstt, @abtIaetnEIlk tvirb
Gins 6lanfsnbftpsaun teltgGtlat.
General SCbnIon unb Stat lno mad SRI.
labOmn ab8seanssn, 'psl@es fir lflu per,no.
uenteS 9auptqaartter auasrleten 1t.
Gin @erit6t lagt, ooB 9Iolencroni elm tar
tsS GorPs ab8elanbt bat, iinl bfm GorrSfen
9On9ItEeet'S RAD Gentudp entaeatn mtrftsn.
DER Snqutrer ipriAt fI1 In etnem qrtifef
nber Zen NOrbDs(tsn bo6tn d,s, baS. pbppbf
Der gan3e Novpen es auf BITE unteripAuno beg
strens abBeieben babe, fG oo6 Gpmptome
ocr !3fptsipalt 3etateu, peIGs man flitaerQ6eiee
benuBen miiife, I'M bur0 eiue GrpeiteTuno Der
Rluft 0e Union 2ea9ueu Ausfiaanberm(preu
gen.
@ae Miblgiprea in Der Nat9 Enb beOrbert.
IT'D in 8!AmUnO, G6arleltou, SaSanna6. BtIs
mtnstCn unp McbtIe In nGGlen @Cnnt be-
bnfS Organization 3u i~lellsn.
SIN Der utreiniitea 9tet5Iatur III bns Salt,
WefeB palItrt, wCnad bic &sstsruns he Salt
WltEsn In Selis ntmmt, nenn NIT Den rsSp.
&taentbamern tetn pafsnbsS Ntfpmmen ace
ttDffen werbsn fam.
Jn mehreren rsr beesutsnt1fea tntads,tee
penben Difylttfn GireintenS Fnp GFeutli6e
getl amnIuugfn abgebaIteu unp teiblpTew
,poreen, fir OielsS Satr Gatod az 3lebea.
GOn UtdSburg u. anSfFsn miGtiaeu Wuaf,
ten I!e9en feline NlGri6tn ppr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-25
DenemaI fir enstpis I5taao.

Nenn tr8enb Elm beutIAtr Maun es per-
Dien., baB istn f0syue8 Stanebtlo sor Den
2(uaen Der Mits unO Wad,pelt oufseri&!et
psrOe, 70 ii es 2ubpij ublanO. Gein Dsns-
nal fit SIN QgeovuG uulc,er pantbareu 0et=
ebrang (ar ben srO6sn DtGtsg aa0 ttffen
5oriAtr, fir pen eeltn gienl9en uno osut
id,en Natrtoten. 0aB nbss unIsre Gtoby IS
F@ sur Nnfsp6s gsn,a6t BAT, penn 9Isbltu8e
Der Station fotd, eth DenfmaI gu iesel1, fnrtt
iftne 0tsatfsrtteun8 batiu, DaB er Bter 9ebUrsn
ano ev3csen ipusbe, ttsr' ais NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tbGttg mar, btsr bea grSBten 3bfit FINES Ge'
6ens, nomeutti6 ietne MlanneS' unO @teiisns
iabre 3igebratbt bat, unO eaB bier feline ieDte
f9f 6ile rubt. Dieisr lfiner 8aterfabt IL
uBtanb lslbR 3eitlebeus nit Uo[ler 5rsle ;as
3stban 9%spsien, lie bat 81 tpIeDstbpIt ais t9r
4bgsurDrstsr pertgeten, lore urnesbudnea, un-
ere 39dlsr uaD 9Ebsn, BADEN i'm IN isEnsu
@Safsa 9tspern bs9ftitsyt.
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Morb IN Rtm;9ora.

New-gc II, 20. War3. Sim. O'Reara
ein OeI srteur bee 81. Wstp. 2Iore Neaiutents
ermorbete bstte ietae 6ra,,. Ole llrlaHe III
niHt bsFannt. Ser MiGrogr rurbe perbaftet.
Dts @ln5elnteiten bieler S4oubertbat lfnr
fNgsnoe: O'GRsara bate f@ lsit lduaere,
3ett benz 3rnnte srAs6en rno mt6baubelte Of
Istne 6rau Obne ale Beeantn6un9 auf Daa
8rntalRe.
Ostsra Wadnittas ltanb tie an etnem
Waihjuter un0 mar enli9 nit MaItbsn Sc.
lAdftt8t, IA ltitA flo S'Wieara unbsn.erft IN
oos 3tmlnsr, nabsgte iid ibr lautlos unp In.
osm er Te init elmer 6anb I'm Naftn erorif,
lhnttt CT tbr NIT etnen NaItrmeIer, bas Ct in
Der anpern 6ano bteit, Den 9aIs Bon etnen
DIR bts gum anbsrn ob, inoem Ct ntht blp;
bic 6dupt1rtfrtsn Deg Reble, ion6ern auG ott
enftrG6re 3erlAnttt. Gin ruarmer 8lutnron
lprubte lulOrt aus Der GyGbltGen OtnOe ber-
por uno u6eri6Ittste Ofn WGrOer, welGe,
pom 8lute letue8 Spfers TIM buGlGbliaeu
Gimme nss Woy!es burdtrGnft tporb.
Die unBliidiide 5rau lsgte tnainttmGBto
eetoe 5dnce auf itren 6aIs uno lief til ctS
BON s!uer Mlrs. 0rabp bepoDntes 3tmmer
AMI erielGen Slnr, blieb bprl eiMen Quaenblid
unb fsbrte Damn mad i0yem stgsnen Simmer
3nrud, ITO le auf Die Jlur btulaut. Mon
forte ua 6alfe uno 9eIi3tt 3dtr pom 20.
Drectnct lam iOoltth 1T oae 9duS urb trot
in Dae 3tnmer, no Der Wpro neriibt wurbe1,
Der fb Tim oarbIetenpe Nnbtid mar Iber ale
Mtaben 9~rauenbaft : ,NuF bem BOpen 6tnoes
Itrsdt lag pas teybente Weib In etner @lut.
la6f; Elm Raar 6ub ~eutfernt l!anS bos In,
gebeuer 0pn WtJroer unO bstradtete faItblGtto
letn Opfsg, Wabreno gu ibren 5duptsr Der
dltslte &nabe reinen0 II. b1nbertuaenb fanD.
WDbel, Gblre uno Genfe1rabmen iparsr nit
Slut BE- 6intert. WlrS. ONleara mar nod,
am 2sbgn unD tpielrObl (te ouf bte 9raee DIS
Ycli3 fen, per BITE Gtat Usritbt, 3u Ipred5en
nidt TIM GtanGe mar. 70 bevtetc le bod, auf
tbrsn Mann ais ben NlGgper. Na@ Der tletue
Rnabe laste, ietn Bates babe letne SHUTTER
perrpnNbtt, unO bic erGte @emtrfuna, bic or
ielbt raG bsm G!ntritt pfs Doli3ifen Gu6erte,
mar: v9Iebnnt mi1 Id hab'S 0etban." Sin
10 Wltnuten, nad0ent lie BITE 9Dunoe erbals
ten, Deti6tsD bas dsine Wetb. S'Wleard
Iraro Uerboitst un0 na@ BEN Stattonsbaus
abgeiGbrt, an DIS Nslultat bsr unterluduna
ab5n@aytsn, psl6e Coroner 9tanntY beute
a6boItea pi,p, Ote &tnDer Der 0erltcrteuen
purCsa NnGane8 nah Ceun Statipnsbaus des
braht, |pater ober Der Sbtut einer dante
lter9eSen. O'Ofterd tUar 5u Der 3ttt, ba er
Oen Wtorb p%erltte, ntdt betrunten; Giatae
a%lauben tneeb, Oab er 3u Der 3stt an einem
Nnfau bon Sdufsrpabninn Hit. Die 81.
norSste rirb OILS cine Ogpentltdps unb feibiae
6rau GsI@ilpert.
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Wnn Tnrt M0urnc,

Sort MUnrOe, %. MGr3. @ine
9rCBe Nm;atl S&Uoner, tpslde tur6 ben leg
ten Sturm ouf ben NOabs 3uridSsbaltsn
tparen. tad beute tn Gre. Das Wettsr lit
jebt ldSn mno frItltn9eartts.
@tniee &anUnenbcUte. welde beute In Der
Ndbe ron NewpOrt Nep5 practicirten, ltbten
NIT ibrem Donner Die Na6baridaft In
Mlarm.
Gin &rteeseert4t :ptrb In Der @ttY 9a0,
tasen, nm Mbsr ale SOrtOmmenbsn
Sale Az entlmetben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-25

bltd(th. Die GorOuers SutY fam at NnfGt,
oab bic Sanplung Der @a&e uuter ben I'm.
1fdnben eere&tfertist mar. llns 16eint es, OaB
9a9emann gu ben 9euten SebGrt, tie ibrer
Chime nt6t gang mGatts waren, bersn Sem
permanent 70 unbe5abmtar, bab man in 3pet>
fsl 9eratben fonnte, Of man es NIT einemV Ser
nGmlttsen Oter nit etnem 9etRe8tranten 3u
tEun bate.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-25
Bpn GoIt QoFs N;4n

Salt safe, %. @1dr,. Sm p~treuussner
%nttodirten Die 6umbOlbt Snctaner bic
IDsitltdp bon Der Greet bele9eue Citation.
tcotetsn Die Wade, brannten 6oS 6aus ME-
Der nahlnen Oas Yoit BUD unb lablen cine
sroBe Wenee gteb. Der WOgtretber tpurSe
gst0Otet uno eth 9aIaster tSplli6 ~Serwunbet.
oeretts ltno Srttppen bort etusstrOfeu unb
0te Strdbe pieber es6fnst.
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Wfn @efeAt nit @nsrinna

&anf0sSttp, "a W2arB. Qm Conn.
tag Miorgen fteb eIis 2lbtbstluna son 40
@lann Ger s.. @uOaDstie In Der 'g1abe BON
0Ipe Spring auf 0uantriQ's GjmsrtQas, tpe(e
Gs 3OO-4OO fart pa'su. NaA slrem fnrs
gen g'eFs@'e 3o9sn ff6 Die unfiasn nit etnem
SerIuIte bon 8 2CStfn, 5 9ermietsn uab eInts
gen Wsrtpunpeien ;uyGa. Der Ws,[ull bes
6etnbes it AtGt befannt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-25
Der %irat RetributiOu.

., p9tlabelp6ta, "a. @ldr3. Die gorfs
aineF'fa" bon port an prince brtn9t tte t6r
SOH anferet 6abr3suasn gemaGte Mttt6et.
lung, Dap Der Dir0t Retributlpn fiji tn Der
Poiiaes bet GrOOfso Sslano befabe, mebrere
aftsf't: Gaer3eu9e 9%enommen uno bic Qapune
Dertauft hobe.
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Ter SacPaIn.p NyforS ssrc,ee >

SrsntOn, q. 5, a, Mdr,, 0ns Scr.
ct. Oti'r'tt. @ert6t fpra9 Geute tn pgm9ad1s
Lam WfotO-@ ro8elfsSein noIIe prosequi aus
Hao Derfa9te ots @ntlaiong be6 anaeflaateu.
Otsle GntI6fteun9 erfolate pa6yl6etnli& ous
Wfan0sl an n5ibieen 8stpei8mit elm. s. finb
esrst'0 BRET Sabre felt benz /. 0eosslIt perfO[.
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@is @atiUnalsNntsibe.

0bttabsiPbta, "a, 03&r3. Der
Ngent Der Nseisrnng, 3r. s Gcpts, ber'6tst
ote gerpanoIuns ron $1,200,000 9eaal SEM
BERG IN bic Nattpnal- NnIsi0e BON %, nit 2
NiGtOnfn Ia 3peE uno 10 @2tNtpnen tn aebn
Gagan.
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ben nod ben Nstu England NoOmS se6raGt.
Gtner ltarb In Ger Na,bulnn3 auf Dem 0eee
6a6tn. Dte usbri8en wsrOcu, lp6a(b 90 tRr
3ulfano %srlaubt, nod t6rer REP. Seimat6
befGrbert nerben.
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Gin @uo~n:gd,iW ne-byo,rt

New gcrt, %. Wlayg. NaGtidtsn bon
8atbaooes 3ufOl9e, perbrannte ba|etbf Elm nit
@uanC teiaoenes SAtf. Der Name beTelben
1t nsdt bsfeunt.
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Sine Namptfs0tl.G rpIOron anFu,ft sOu
Franren une p~trUunStten aOleal en-.

New yOrf "a, WtarJ, Der Gelrl bss
S&leppl6tfs .. 6. &rasY erplONtrte bsute
am Tn6e poH @5prtng StraBe. 5 Nerlpnen
rurcen 9etGDtet unp 2 S~srpun6rt.
Gtro 100 franff unb ~5srlpunoete GoIbnten
trafsn bsute Don Nsp Srleaus Elm une ipurs
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General Birnfos im Cincinnati - Gte Naumuno
Don SidSbmrs cine ffratestfbs Weafresel.
@tnctnnatt, "a. @Gr3. Sen. Burn.
ltoe ttaf 6eute bisr Elm. a
Cine Oepsihe an pen o&cmmeycio(" BON
Wfrrfree8tcro r%aelOet, baB In ben 4 lebten
GaGen Die Ste6etlsn SsrEd,ieOene Oemonarattus
men anf Der 0dn,sn gtnts maGten unD ntdt
an9itlt@ E4ienen, stU nQ8eueines GsfeAt Der
beI3ufibrer.
SuDIi6e NoGtidten Relcn bic %01Gumuna
'@t6e6ur8's dis etae fratsntl9e glostmsaDig
felt BIN, uta bic 0Drt tefnbttGen Gruppen
ua6 BEN mlttleren Genneiee st perfen.
9etrorraeenOe Nsbslsn linb Der Anf6t,
bdb Nolenfrdn3 ss5tpuneeu lstn nitro, ba5
Ousll'i6e Waneupge POM lsBtsn Sabre 3u
tpteber90lsn.
Rleiae @'ueriGas 8auosn |lno an Der Nuib=
oiQe Yabn stibiensn, nm 3age ab3ufaGen,
cod Daben ie Nur osrtngen GdaOsn getban,
oa PIE Uabn aa gut bemaGt If.
Varplir!e @ffan9ene boa Micunt Sterltna.
3D., wei6e Ge3ern Ia paris nu!aneten, befas
t'eeN bic Gtnnagme ieue3 VEabfs purb Die
NebeIen.
GOl0nsl @orran ~attuFirte ee7ern bic STE
bslsn uatar @laye bet Mlount G~tsrline unb
trteb lie nod SUtrG8ptQe.
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$eGearapbtfeDs WadsrscDtcss
gtri6tet ilr ben ag.aItLragtr 9psdeE.a
anfnnft Der Gurrpa.

8ofOn, "a. Mdr,. Ser Dampfsr nGu-
rupa" lanete teute MorGsn um Ct Glbr bier
all. nnb pnrrc Die .9o1 nit Dem Niuresn3u9e
IabtrIrts bsfSrbert.
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Tsuer i'm B06ou.

y . # 0 n, d. MGrs. Sac alte Wattonal
9peater tO1rSs etelen MOr9en frab burd etne
6euersbrunR 3ernSrt.
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Cob aebf beIunfer

News0Ort, "a. War3. Das @Clb fet
beute auf 464 YrGmte.
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Grtehen5fabne etnen Brief BON Qcro QYOns an
ben @%omnanOeur oe5 BRITT. Dampfers Betrel
hberliefertc, wcrta btfisr naGDaGGtnoton ent-
bpten puroe.
Die GrieaafGaluppe Sflpee bsTnbet G& In
leetI6tt9er 8erfaGuug, noGOem ibre Nlal&ts
nerie tn Der NabY 9)drO reparirt tpOrben 1T.
Nlff. Guraeen 8. 6. Dseratp 1T bon
Yorf, @o., rad Dem Oepartenent TenueHee
b%scrbsrt, eben1O mebrsre QerSte aus ben6clpte
talern 9GiluDGpbta'e nnG Der Cumberland
Qrmee untel Noiencran3, Der msOt,. Stab
bee 8. Grmse- @Orp8 aatlt seeenrarttg uber
400 ger cnsn.
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rnlsWr3tss Or. 6ammonb etusn Brief an ben
mebi3. Director Sr. N6bpit gertdtst, In noel
6em oerlelbe a~ngewiefen wir0, ale trante uno
Dermunbete Spl0aIeu, tpelde ld 3 Monate
I'm 9clpitale beTnten II. tranSpprtattcusfGkto
itao, na@ benz uddfen @sneralz SOIpital
tbrer reIp. 9etmat6 gu Dtristren. Oabet ptrt
Die nDtbtse SCrofalt fir bte &raufen empIp6.
len, wslAe IN N%btteilunesn BON je SO inter
QettnnS ~9eeteneter Sffiysre abretlen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-25
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-15
A City in the Rocky Mountains.

The resident population of Virginia City,
Nevsda Territory, on the lst Of July, was es-
timated at fifteen thouea1d, the daily average
number Of Transient visitors being as many
more. Main street, which is the Btoa1way az d
Wall Of the city, s,me three.ouarters Of q mile
In length, is crowded with every grade and de-
scri iptlon. large proportion being elegan ly
dressed males and females.
The bulldogs on Main street are mostly
trick, the fret story iron, open In front. This
gives light, cheerful appearance to the street,
especially in the night time when brilliantly
lighted with gas. Many of the buili,ngs 10 u
city are provided with vaults and saiamandtrs;
the four and Eve sto:y brick and iron front fire
proof now going up all have one or both OF
these indispensable features. Some OF the
streets are so blCcksded up with lumber, brick
and mortar, that teams are OF times unable 10
get along; common laborers get from - 10 10
day, without bosrd.
The city supports four daily newspapers, a
theater, opera house, several churches, any
number OF negro minstrels end melodeons, 10
say nothing of the institutions already enumer-
ated above.
No one who has not been there can form an
idea Of the amount Of treasure TO be seen In
passing through Main street. At Wells q
FaFgrss bankipg house and ex ress office il 10
not uncommon to see tons of "silver bricks"
wheeled in and cut 10 the course Of 40 hour.
These "bricks" in shape resemble the ordina-
~ fire brick, but gre much larger, end from
nine hundred aud eighty-fve to nine hundred
and ninety per cent. 6neness, which is ten to
fifteen per oent. pure silvet-averaging some
ST. 800 each.
The sight drafts sold frequently amount to
$1,000 day. Sums of $40 and upwards are
usually paid ia $40 pieces No paper currency
there, or In any OF the mining towns west OF
the Rocky Mountains-Salt Lake City being
the only place where paper money oircuases
for money. So much for city less than six
years old.--Chieogo Tribune.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-15
How a Darkey got to Easton.

A genuine son of Ham, some sixteen or
seventeen years OF age, asked the conductor,
Mr.. -, to let him ride to Easton, but he
refused. As the train was about starting, how.
ever, one Of the hands employed on IL told
Sambo to jump on, which he did. After the
train had been some time on its way, the con-
ductor, 10 passing around to collect fare, came
to where Simbo sat, when the following dialo-
que ensued:
Conductor--"Where's your tlcket7"
S,mbo-"Got none, mssss."
C-"Who told you to get ont"
SIDE gentleman on de ipjine."
C.-"Well, want you to get off at the next
station"
S-"Yes, sab"
AT the mex; station, sure enough, Sambo got
off, but whe1 the conductor called out "sll
aboard" be jumps on again. Presently the
conductor in going his rounds again, came to
where SAmbo sat, when the dialogue Was re-
sumed:
C--"Didn's tell you to get off at the last
station7"
S S-"Yes, sab, go did, but den you say 'all
aboard den / pops on agin."
C.-"Weil, nov, tell you TO get of al the
next station"
S-"Yes, saba" #..
AZ the next station, az sefore, Samoo got on
and q, the words call aboard" he jumps or
again. The train had sped some distance or
its way, when the conductor. was not lit!le
surprised and chagrined to find his colored pas
seDger etill on board. -.
C.-"I told you to get of OF the next station
Why didn't you do cot"
S.-I did, sah; but you said again, 'all
aboard" den Jumped on agin."
C.-"Weh; you've rode 60 far, guess you
may ride the rest of the way"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-15
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