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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-11
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS
LOAN.

1r IS A NATIONAL SAVIyos BAyE, offering a
higher rate of interest Than any other, and ne
best security. Any savings bank which pays
its depositors in q S. Notes, considers that
it is paying in the best circulating medium
Of the country, and ii can MT pay in anything
better, for Its own assets are either In Gov
ernment securities or in notes or bonds pay
able in Government paper.
IT is equally convenient as temporary or
permanent investment. The notes can always
be sold for within fraction of their face and
accumulate interest, and are The best secu-
rity with banks and as collaleTals for dis
counts.
COnyertsbie into Six per cent. $40 Gold Bends
In addition 10 the very liberal interest on
the notes for three years, this privilege Of
conversion is now worth about three per cent
per annum, for the current raIe for $50 Bonds
is not less Than ninn per cent. premium, and
before the war the premium on six per cent.
u S. stocks was over twenty per cent. II
will be seen Thai the actual pro,it on this loan
al the present market rate, is not less than
Ten per ccut. per annum.
It's Exemption from State or Municipal Taxation,
Bnt aside from all the advantages we have
enumerated, Especial Act of Congress ek-
empis oil bonds and Treasury notes from bcai
farafi0n. On the average, This exemption is
worth about two per cent. per ynnum, accor-
ding TO the rate OF taxation IN various parts
Of the country.
1t is believed that no securities. offer so
greet inducements to lenders as those issnd
by the Government. In all other forms of
Indebtedness, the faith or ability Of private
parties, or stock Companies, or seperate COM
munlties, only, is piedgei.ior payment, while
the whole property Of the country is held TO
secure the discharge Of all obligations Of the
United States.
While the government offers the most lib
e,ai terms for its loans. it believes that the
very strongest appeal will be TO the loyalty
and PATRIOTISM of the people.
Duplicate certificates Will be issued for all
deposits. The party deposii!ng must endorse
upon the original Certificate the denomination
of notes required, and whether they are 10 oe
issued IN blank or payable 10 order. When
so endorsed it must be left with the officer re-
celvins the deposit, 10 be forwarded To The
Treasury Department.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL ne RECEIVED By The
Treasurer Of The United States, at Washing
ton, the several Assistant Treasures and |
designated DePcsitories, and by the
First National Bank of Milt0n-also !
Of Danville,
andby all National Banks which are deposit
orics OF public money, and
ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND
BANKERS
throughout the country Will give further infor
nation and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO
SUBSCRIBERS. TlO6Om3}
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-11
Presidential Election Proclamation.

Presidential Election Proclamation.
WHEREAS. in and by an Act of tn,
| w General Assembly of this State, entitled
IAN act To regulate the general elections o
this Commonwealth" enacted the I'd day o
July, 1899, it Is enloined upon me to give
! public notice of such elections TO be held ,and
10 enumerate what officers are to be elected
therefore |, l.. AL BRIGHT. lsh Sheriff OF
| the county of Union, do hereby make known
| TO the qualified electors of said county that a
General Election will he held on The second
Tuesday of Move m Ser ne < being the sth day
OF said month) in and for the several Election
Districts of said county, TO wit:
| district at the late Commissioned Office
in aud for New Berlin borough.
II district at the house of Thomas Pursel
In and for Union township.
Ill district at the house of Theobald Sanders
in and for White Deer township.
IV district at the house of James Lawson
in and for Kelly township.
V district at the house Of George Wolfe in
and for East Buiialoe township.
VI district at the house of Jas S. M'Creight
IN and for Buifaloe township.
VII district at the house of Jacob Deckard,
in Mitilinburg, for West ButIaloe township.
VIII district at the public School house in
and for North Ward in LewiSburs borough.
IX district al the Buifaloe House in and for
South Ward in Lewisburg borough.
Y district at the house now occupied by
VIM. Inhoh in and for Miffllnburg borough.
Xl district at the Laurelton School house in |
and for Hartley township.
MI district al the house of Peter Wehr IN |
md for Limestone township.
Nllt di>tric: al the Election house near
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-11
COAL-COAI-COAL

TNHE subscriber keeps constantly on hand
Il large assortment OF the very best Sha
mokin and WILKES Barre COAL, for lime an d
stove purposes, which he viii sell al I've very
lowest prices for Cash.
Also. Biacksnliths' Coal, Plaster and Sat.
Wish 1t distinctly understood, that | will not
be undersold by any maT.-having good
weigh-scalss, Soil weight will he given.
Coal Yard near Weidensaul's hotel.
GEORGE HOLSTElN.
Bewisbure, Nav s7,'5o.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-11
Advantages of the.

KNUCKLER WASHING MACHINE.
LNOR the purpose OF Convincing the com.
j. munily that The Knuckler Washing
Machine can not be surpassed for ease and
iap'dity IN washing clothes, take pleasure
10 referring TO Miss Sarah Gibbony, (Iaush.
Ter oil John Gibbony of this place. who is
eleven years old. weighs SIS pounds. and does
the weeks washing for the family in three
hOurS, and considers il very light Job,
WIN the assistance of the "knuckler."
Machines and Brownirg's celebrated Wrin-
gers always on hand.
DANIEL BROWN
LswisbuIS, March {, 1891.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-11

HNHE greatest improvement yet in the
Il Sewing Machine ART. A curiosity xerth
seeing.
Please send for circular with sample of
sewing.
These Improved Machines save ONE HUN
pRED PER CENT. of thread aud silk, and make
The LOCK STITCH alike on 5orh sides.
They REQUIRE no instruction TO operate
perfectly, except ";he printed direclions.''
NO change ia sewing from one kind of
goods 10 another.
Aud no taking apart 10 clean or oil.
Our NEw MANUFAcroRY is now comple,e.
with all It's machinery ard tools entirely rev.
and is already rapidly turning out Machines
which TOR BkAur, and rERFEcrIo, OF FINISH
are not surpassed BY any manulactury in the
world.
N. B.-Shouid any machine prove unsatis
factory, ii Can ee returned and money refun-
ded.
Agents war,ed in counties not canyassed
by our own agents.
FINKLE s LYON, S. NJ. co.
No. 53s BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
April s, ls63. VI
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-11

A MAInSSLl QuEsTIoN-Clsra-"O,
adnt you think !, 1n anomaly, Tom, your
t'sPssing to 6sht for your hearth and
S'ws xER yoa haze n. even q wife!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-11
Attention, Musicians !

@ENA\%F. A large assortment 81
SNA N.1 Violius. Guitars. &c. of an
S+<Ef kinds-a.so Niolin. Guitar.
and Banjo Strings, Bridges, Pegs. &c. and the
best Violin Rosin-call at the Post Office and
examine, CIV FORREST
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-11
No Gearing on the Driving Wheels.

A team of horses weighing 900 lbs. each,
Will cut an acre of grass an hour with ease.
The machine is furnished with two Gutter
Bars-one for cutting grass, and the other for
cutting grain (each expressly adapted TO the
use in'endet).
No effort will be wanting to maintain the
Buckeye in the enviable position ii now occu.
pies, that Of being the
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-11
ov. H,sos MASON & Co. "H'ulrc
and STATIONFRs,

IL 9O7 Chestnut St. Phiiaaeiohia.
ra-weddng Cards OF the newest styles visitins and
Business Cards. engraved and printed the shortes:
notc-. very full nsso,tnsnt Of FINE etationsry
always on hand Initials in Cosr and every variety
Emonssinc. aftistcay executed. ANY style OF Paper
and Ehvsicpes made TO order Jane 90 1860
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-11
The Two Driving. Wheels sn

The TWO DRYING WHEELS
fawis and Springs, by which the mach,n.
may be thrown out Of gear, or be backed
without vibrating the knives-,he Steel Gutter
Bar-the Wrought Iron Guard, with Hardened
Steel Face or Cutting Edge-lhe Double.
Hinged Joint, by which the Gutter Bar NAV
be Folded-the long Crank Shaft-rhe Sree.
Spring and Wheel, by which the Gutter Bar
may be raised and lowered so as TO cut as
low to The ground as mag Ire desired-the
Steel Pilman and Brass Box-iis Lick1 Draft
-(no Side Draii)-no weight on the horses
necks-backs as easily as a cart-aIl Of
which form a combination of advantages
which no olher machine posspsses
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-11
Daily Morning News.

CAML sLifER has commenced furnishing
~ the Harrisburg Telegraph
morninss,a fDo cts per copy-ihe very latest
News a. cheapest rates 1uns "a
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-11
Dufkepe 4Alowtr Il lieaper,
For the Harvest Of 1864!
SECURED by
Thirty-FOur distinct Patents!

HNliE unparalleled success Of the Buckeye
l. IS the strongest proof its superior mer.
It's. And lis reputation is so well established
mat since lis Introduction the manufacturers
nave been entirely unable TO supply the
demand.
We will call attention to few of its points
OF excellence and the farmer TO give il a
personal examination
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-11
BEST AND LAST NEWS!

NE have just received from Philadelphia
w and New York, very large and well
selected Sincy Of
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SSie GaDannaB Mnr Beaufort crreidt merSem
f0ntctl.

Nemegort, Il. 9eSbr. 9as Nueuita
GbronicIe pom 4. D. 81. iu9t: v9ie Sbutiade,
oaB Sbermans Nrnee OliIen erreidt bat, erz
fldrt, but ibre 8eitimmung Sapannab 1T. 9ie
HOute lit ieopd nod aus5ufnpen. @r mag
Iieine gauge 9lrinee auf Der alien Strabe BON
Nugaita nud SAVANNAH fibren pber er fam
bur9 Scriper Gpuntp uno beaufort Siitritt
Sc, gegen ben Sapannabflub sieben uno ii6
nit Sen. Softer bel @%rabamspile pereini9en
unO bann fem Seer in 5pei 9ipiiipnen 9esen
Die StaOt Ididen. SoiterS 9tuant9aroe last bes
reit5 Signole iteigen, bpd Sherman perfeblte,
5ur re6ten 3eitt einsutrefen.
Der Smed der grpberrng ppn @rabamssilIe
ipdre, Geritdrtun9en BON glu9uita na6 Sepunz
nab abSubdlten. 9ieies plrOe Sauannab in
feline GemaIt 9eber, er .oiroe oann SPORT 9tcpal
sur 8aiiS MAIDEN uno pOr=oa ben S3ned ieines
SeloSuges perfplsen Die Grpbernng BON
GbarleltOn.
@r piro i6petIia cine S9ladt Dor Sapanz
nab ma9eu uno Suerlt cine iidere 8alis gu 9e<
winnen lu6en. WoS INNER ct au6 fir Guer=
Sise modem mag, suerit miro er ii6 nit Softer
psreinisen.
9ie Saeannab<3 eitungen pDm 3. ipre6en
oaoOn, wie @beeler ailpatrid bel @apne8bOrO
i6lug uno p~erfOl9te, ppd llnO bic 8eridte allie
iebr t~leinlaut.
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8trihtss Wer%hQnOIunQem.

GriminaIs@ert9t. = @egen gtnz
griffs uno S6Idserei UurOen fOlgenoe YerIcnen
perb6rt uno p~rCseiiirt {: Warp 6uorif 9egen
Rate 9oparb, absetpiele n; Marp eeeen 9eter
TlcGafertp, perldOben; 9Bm. .. 6enOrid
puroe tpeaen Nngriff8 auf 6. Gb.rbaro I'M
$50 unO Soften seftraft; SOiepb Starr, Gisen,
tbamer pe8 Starr !0Otel," Ue9en Nn9riffs auf
S. 8ppbs, ni6t i6ulbis; Souls Oliper, ongez
tlast fem YferO srauiam gel@lagen iu buben;
5. 9uulp sutte feline 6ruu seldlusen uno tpanz
Oerte brei Sage nad Der Sail; CHARLES 9Op>
Tins, neil er ST. Ooung geidIagen batte,
tpuroe fur 1 Msnat nab Der Sail gel9idt unb
mubte S. Soften besablen.
CT m NJ D II 8leasGourt. = u. s..
Cole, 81. B. 9otparo nno gonl. ge9en 6.
GpOonep, pesen Gsmmiiiipn flr GpIectiOnen.
8eri1ober.
Ser. g t. 9itritt'G = Capt.
s. S. 5res, ansetlust 10 Sdde GafTee BON
Der Srigs Chattanooga" gel6nu9gelt su ba.
ben; 8eroitt iduloig. Sem anpalt beantraste
einen neuen' 9roseb.
Ser. Staaten0 itrittsGeri6t.-
6Ol9ense 6erren line gu @eldworenen bes
Ser. ST. Ditritt.&eri6tS geSosen moroen uno
baben beute su eri6einen: Charles &. Cub
ing, 8iaiam 6. 5idiOn, @m. Sip, 8sniamir
elliott. yfatban 6arriiOn, @m. IS. 8opIe,
.9enrp S6arf, Mi6ael @arner, GnO9 Strait,
Sames 2Ogut, Sames 9. George, SObr
esates, Sauaes Dt. Setter, Oliper Dennis,
SerrOn 6. Nturrap, MariOt 8Obpel, 8. 8,
Wausblin, IcOlpb 8an Stub, &i6Olaa
9ut6inS, @m. Wc9buil, Charles S. Warrpw,
SEQ. S. Rennaro uno Samuel $. GDdran.
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R SGmmer, &5M

wel&e an ben ~ttaurtseR G1lstn SSn SelthbtFedoHs Sbts
Onaste ltiten. uie nd&titte &aaHen'G rstetu sen, Saamen.
SawtRefuat unI Alsa ban seri&ieseAea utbsIn, ntl6e aus
Ateltnt &aftr btrsorstten, fnben In Or. GulotrHeus .Naet-
cal NessnAtsr- ttn N4ittsl, pel6ts f9 ais has einjtse jnSer-
lktFse betlmittel far bic ebi1s Kranibstt bervie'en bat.
60 ii ~ kaben. tn Nefr Ssrt: :. 6. Wtus Il 20 115
srentltn Str; NSrasa" SGsn: SSEtre, Sde @Ia1e Slr.
1talf.: 8. {. Sarriraan l. CO, stp. 8 Mmericaa Spaie ElOd.
philadelphia &. 1. aGlenter. !. Hue gDalantfr ; s 6 rrnter,
403 Gketnutfv. yittsturs: 9cnrS Wiiner, II II. rs Ste Str.
Baltimore: Seth 9. Sante, los %. Boltm srefr. GiEein-
matt: Srta .. Tart, e6t 4. uxh DnInutfr.; s. 6. Satre
Il g., Rgsgde 4. unb &olnutfr. GbtCatc; Smith L
Duper, "a 9altRr. gtsr OrItans: Z. 81. Nrisbt 4 Go.
Fl &bartrtshr. SstsntO: 2sirau Gaist s. Co.. 4 St. Qaw-
renee Buildings. 81. 2euts: 9catHs SrsS RGdfolper tsx
8. 1Iafslet, &6e 2. unt 1inefr. &erhinG, pa, Bel 8arSep
Bird l. Brp., s1S 50: pennfr. Hnb BET rem Saapt.N eentei
GbGS. s, 6. Rttnt Il 6 .. III Sswerp, Nep grrt.
Yrets pr. Ser $500.
ne. Ndtttes wtrl .nitsetbeilt, renn man lb i&riftlt&
an bic 1aHyt.M aeRteM In Eem gprt1 rtnhtt. (bes12-)
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Ole @ecrduberei am Grie.see.

SOrontp, 9. 9es. Sn Suden Der am
GriesSee began9enen 6repel bat Der 8ebeQ
SurGeisb I'M cine einmonatliGe Seridiebune
Oes BrO5efles na6aeiu6t, UNI ii6 BON 8id=
mOnb 9etpif1e NetpeiS = 9Ofumente sl peridafs
fen. WlOrgen miro Oariber entidieoen per,
ben.
glS Der 9ampfer Georgian" gu gUIings
bpOO anfam, wurOe er purdiuat, man fanb
jebp6 All Spro p%el1elben teiue Gpntrebanoz
Irtitel.
s. urleisb'S @eiud nm elm
mOnutliden Aufi6ub bes PrO5e6es purce 9e=
ne9mi9t.
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9GGfss n.-Wie
8rdiioent Sib, Der ipeben Spn einem gusfIug
mad NnnapOlis suriidgetebrt, beri6tet, finO Die
5dilcerun9en, pelde Die Gagesbldtter ppn Set
SIT 3eit iber Die ieber 0tenidIi6teit 6Obn iprez
6enpe 8ebanolung Der i'm SiOen beinolideu
@efangenen gebra6t, ni6t MIR wabr, ~lOnoerH
baben ME in benz Wfabe Die @irtlidteit beleu6-
tet, wie iOlde bic aLlgemeine AuSiase Der isbt
3uridsetebrten BARTLETT, cine 4uSlu9e, fir Oe>
reH @1brbofti9teit Der beiammernspertbe gu,
itarb Der 3eu9nis N~ble9enOen einen iiberseu
denoer 8etpetS liefert.
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fymal-8erthte.
@plO 2381; 500 1881.


Bptz 8epenuen in MarpIano.
= Aus Oem 9Oitberi6t lit eri6tIi6, ba6 Der
lleberi6uB Der 0tarpldnoer 9pitdmter ~fpIgenbe
Summen betrug: 8riefpprto $2O,814; Sci
tunsspprtO $40, 857; Hegiitrirte 8riefe $1346;
fir 8ptmarfen $236,499, SotatGinnobm
$269,517.
Be9feI III ber 8pR@8ef6rbez
g. = Ser 8uitmeiiter seist an, Oab ppr
beute an Die peitli6 sebenpe 9pit i~ncluIpe
&beelins unDs Cincinnati Abenos 6 llbr
iblieBt.
Gin 3etden Der N6tung. Der
betannte Orselbauer 9err 4SsmpIiB bon bier
baute psr eiaisen NOnatsn cine erpBe 0r9el
fir Die erlte epans. Stride in 9ittsburg. Die,
lelbe tpurpe ppn Sadpcrftdnoi9en geprtIt unb
als Elm Weiierpert beSei6net. 9ie bantbure
Gemeinoe identte besbalb DEM Grbauer Elm
tofbares iilbernes Serpice, beltebenO aus neull
pra6tppu searbeiteten @efdBen.
3urnd9etebrt. . Gpl. 8uOllep, pel.
der fir eini9e Gage beurlaubt mar uno ndbs
renbpem Die Bptpmac, Armee beludte, lit wics
Der S1ridgefebrt uno tpiro fprtan feline Mmts1
Geiddfte wieoer ielbit perieben.
Nuf einen9 eamten geI d p{ien
= &ur5 na6 II ubr in Der 6reitaoSnaht
mplte Der Ypliseibeamte 5a1el cinen Wann
am Depot Der 9tprtbern Central 8abn perbaf>
ten, ais Oieier binter einen 8abnwaeen Ipran9
nnb elm PiitDl segen Ga1el abi6Os. 9ie &ug.I
feblte tbr 3iel uno lesterer Spg ieinen &epplper
nno idpB mebremale auf ben 9e5peraop, Ieblte
ibn .aber audi uno bieiem eelang es, unterm
S6uge Der 9antelbeit gu entfieben.
Giner Der bu6 tdbIi9 bic 6 a.
It anten AIS Dem Seuer boGte. =
8Or einisen Sasen tauite iid Elm feiner Serr
an 8altlmpreitr. s~er6itete Galtan;en uno l9lt.
tete oieleIben in leine bintere 3pdtal6e. 8alo
oarauf ipirte er cine an9enebme @drme nno
etnlge Wtinuten ipdter mahte er Die gntoedlnq,
oab cine 6euersbrunit in Ieinem Slaus wlltbe>
te, nOrauf er fd iufprt sur 8eIutisung oes
Yublifuns in Die GpiIe lebte. Mpral: Sole
teine aaitanien aus benz Seuer, ouh fir bid
ni6t.
Wilitdrti d 8erba ftu 9. - 6.
@alters, S. 8ratton unb Sr. Sones psn Der
Gaitern Sbpre wurcen Dor einioen Saoen mes
gen SlDnalitdt p~erboftet uno bierberqeI6ift,
mo man ie fir Elm Serb6r i'm WliIitdrsefdn9niB
beiitedte.
bic &e9ieruna.-S. Wlc>
6let6er wurbe ouf Die Mntlage bes Sol. stem,
port, Quartiermeiiter bieieS 9epartement8, per-
baftet, pesen 8etrisereien sesen Die Neeiez
runs urO car6 Sol. 8ppqsp fir einen 8rpseB
beigeitedt.
Bieber perbaftet. = ST. 9lbel, pels
der Dor eini9en @Oden tuesen SlOpalitdt per-
baftet tDprDen uar, purDe 9eItern abermals
perbaitet, neil er ieine BarOle 9ebrp6en bat.
als Spipn peroddtig. = Sin
Nann glamens SbOmas 6. Ntus9rape tpuroe
auf ben @eroa6t bin, Elm &ebellenipipn gu
iein, perbaftet unO fir elm 8erb6r beiseftedt.
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aspuenre4en fiir bic Strmee.

New Oprt, II. 9esbr. Ser Hebelen@
General 8eale, melder BON Sprt 8arren ouI
8arOle ~entIai1en purOe, I'm, nit Dem Unions
general Bapne iber ben llmtaui6 ppn 1000
Ballen Saumipule fir 10000 WpIoeden ST.
unterbanpeln, lit bier angetOmmen Nno bat ii6
bel Sen. Dir rapportirt.
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&Sptrb hermit RG1rtht seeeken bdB bic
unteraetGnete BON Baltimore ina @tdat WfarpIdnb f@ Srr
BEN Watitnstri&t bta ter Stabt am Fl. Nrs. 1864 BesOa'
ntdGtisuus s-papiert uber haS periCnlthe @tgenttura Spn
GtrtRtan RahpIpb welder Tn beiaster Stabt ~eehprben
it, Seri6afft bat 01t periUnen, pel6e MnlpIl&s an ben
Btrhprbtnen iu MAIDEN baben, werten bAber aufeefOrbsri,
ipl6e an reer Dor benz FL. Nldi 1865 BET Der untei Sei6aeten
seltenb au MAIDEN, rtbrisenfluS tie ipater mad benz @eicse
Ietne Anfprl4e an beiaSte 9inttrIaieni@aft ntbr MAIDEN
'f5nnen.
.f2sncp4w1mhp) Barbara Musplpb, 2hm.
~ 4u1lei& made i'd kthnnt, Aae t@ bas rpn meinem
Eel. NaMne betriebene SeiIeatauer. 81 fhdft in Np. 164 CAT
6trafe fprtIIbre Dte Obtae
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Scr aebeuen.s treitsus sesen 0etrOit.

9etrpit, 9. 9eS, Gs 1T iett pplitipe
Nadridt eingetrCffen, eoB Elm Nebelen=S treif=
3ug ge9en 9etrpit int Blane mar, OaS GOmplOtt
ipllte i6pn in ppriger 9la6t sur Heife tommen.
Dtan emping jepp6 5eitis @arnung unO mar
p16iam.
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Wcfbarbt.H 8etfcrt,
~. on GXA RcuA Gtrn6e

gDtr BE hnttr sttHxeAR ntaGvH has publtturA anS beipn
berS bic berren Roirtte anf infer Bottle eI@dft aufmerf-
fdn. Snttm nnler WsfAdft btbtutent S~trsr5sert nmO tarH
Patent la f1tnen ~rerbtHert to- itne MFR TN Stanhei bte bette
Sarfap0riGd, WtnetaIwaIer, irtrie wktlnSeIpbta Porter M
Gle unb &tter 5u ben btntcAen gretlen ju tttfetu. @taeis
Iunaen werben entseeen eenprhueM tn ber Eatrtf, 10. 20 G.
BonbRr. nnh Bet unItrn Gpntmif lpns.M eNtten:
ScbR 2entbe@er Cdr Mlice Mnn ctr. unb @appp Mles
V. &pfee, Nr: 81 8tGeR Ctr.
@plf &6e 3tHenhr. unb Helatr Wdrtet.
~tSrtt21et) &dtarbt IL 9 feet
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oieieS SIafe5. Die Expedition febrte nad Bids
burg 5uriid nit einem Gerluit pon 5 Gpbten
uno 40 8erptnoeten uno GermiBten. $4,000
9oIIen 8aumtuplle Der GpnfDO. 9leoieruns urO
anoereS wertbppIle Gigentbum purOe ebens
falls SerItDrt.
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Nrpbefahrf.

Yrppioence, 10. 9e3. 9a5 SanOnen=
boot Gen. Grant" uno Der 9anlpfer .Gapiz
ban" Gegten 9eftern 9tbenO auf elmer Probefabrt
ppn Bolton nab 9tem=Yrrf in 9leppprt bel.
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%erfub eines G5merind, cine &ifenbabms2riFe ),
a%erfprem.

ST. 9Ouis, 10. 9eS. Olajsr @re9pr,
GOmmunount pom Sruntlin, msloet, bab geitern
9benO Elm Geriud semadt puroe, bic 0RiBlop>
Bride an ber iiiswetli6en 3weigbabn 81 per@
bremen. Die 8a6e fab, pie Der 8ranbitifter
pus 6euer anle9te unp 6 &u9eln itredten ibn
toot nieoer. Ser Wtann mar IN -9tebellenuni=
iprm g~etleioet uno fonnts nidt bur6 Die Yiad)s
barn %recpdnpscirt tpereen.
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G.

@ew zgprE 10. 9eS. 9ie 9ampfcr
edinburgh" bohemian" uno Bremen"
nubmen beute 100000 in Specie nit nadY
europa.
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sAueeAHrme inn SsurSen wns eaeu

Sem Oorf, II. 9e5. 5eute Murgen
tpitbete elm beftiger NQrpsititurm uno es feel
3oa tiefer S6nee. Auh in 8Ortlano un0
Yrooioence idneite es beftig.
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Die @efeafAaft ..Germania"

Iu6t given tlGtieen Q5irtb, rsI6er bdls etntreten tdnn.
3tehetttrenbe merben setetsp, It'd ipfert FORTIFIED nit @As
sGbe tbrer BEbnuns unb 0Referensen bet sem llntsrseitneien
gu meIten, no bieielbcn aud bic geNinsnn8en %erfabren fOn'
Reu. %. VI. 81 q I |, YrGEnsut, ID
(So1QD) Ylp. 1S Barre CIR
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UrDeer S0breSsSaa

GSsA~ 2lnncplfia Gtammce Otp. IL, SO3N
Obttsr Stamm maat zen 0reMisbtabern, fOivte heul &C.
ehrten ynbiituns ~xterpaaYt BITE An;etee, bae Ct am Npntdes
beH IL. &ej. In zen
RewM emble 81 o
ietnea IL. Sdbre5sSau %btalten Hirb. Bile Sud- nnh
0denlrAaFrartHng ut lem btfaunteu gstrtb SeRFp gader
aSertrdssn msrten, Der NIT ben befeu @etr&Hfen nnh GHet-
fen aufparteu ptrS Capt. aapAatb's YRul%kanb 1t enaa-
sirt, nel6e ee beffen Gdnje ipelen unS ia tausLantee Yn.
bltfHm II SsnesSng balten ptre. Snlsn mttb aud elm
a0tsrant ssbaat, mpbe II SueiansT I'm 8paam t1se @sfAes-
nuns ntdGen irerefH.
Eidets SIT 81 far rinen Sesrr nab Duinsn InS betrt CO.
mite unS MtcnsS an BIZ Sane Al baten
.. Seiser. @bavmaa
g. 9. Siunee, ,. g. PIT.
.. 9ehs Br. Suhe.
.. .. @aalSer. y. g. @rrnAeim,
y. .. sah%st. Be. $enfeL
Yb. Gdtdlet. Sr. Sung.
(nrs3S) y. %. S.. 3 ttne, &RtT.
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Teine 1Ibren mnD S5mipeIem !!

Der Undergraduates lenft bic Aufmerfiamtsit SEN 9SaS-
leTn, ippte Hes 9atlEarns i'm Agsen1eiHsn aaf ieta srOees
2ager SHt Ett
Mmerifanil6en llbren
aus Ter b~erhhntteu Sa6rif spA ApSletsn & Trach, .. 9.
Bartlett inb Q0m. @arpg In spleenen Hnh S sbsr 4 1lHten
Sttter-Bebaulen bic CT su Sabrtfsretisft terteuft.
Nua bdlt CT Sprrdtbis cine erpse &E&pabl pOR sOtbsnen
une ~ilberpen
@nsIi,d,en 2eper, seutiNem, ~fdbfntiser rtnc ansern
ubrer,
Ipwie aud eth i6BneS Sentiment san
JupeIcI1 mnH &etttu
in srs6er AusmakG.
uhreIsW vi dterial un0 ubrmddbers2 SereSeti6e
A~bsrtaapt, nebf .iuen srsssa AHrrttmsRt bon
0pern9ndern uno Srilen.
Iue ttefe GrtifG nerten ;u rem tiGisRen 9reiitN ~sertNuft.
Ge1nnnt upb uberSepGt@HS, ebe Str ansersrS fault.
3. SOiepb,
(gtrea9-1mt) So. 146 So. 8alttmpreftr., 6benaaf.
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lieu, UnSelgen.
Gpncprnin.

Seute Nbeab . ubr fntet bic ianft nab Itstt 3asluas Der
Atticnkre werhen ttttalb crlu&t, Id In unferm BerEdrtr,-
Ns. "a q. DaItimOrtRr., sef6lief e~tntnSen Ia
wsneR.
(Wtn) 4xItuS9tefh GER.