davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-20
INHE BEST PRESENTS FOR CUtll-
Il WAITED FRIENDS ARE 49, .,1.,,-c
FINE EDITIONS or STiNDiRp BO'hs
~ ELEGANT BINDlNGs
THEY WILL AIN AVS III VALUABLE.
CALL AT
gnHst nfNkf A. Tf4Sfp NNf&


No. SlI Broadway, corner Of Woth-i. NV , oIk.
,sh and American Books bound iu every variety % ole
CANT siyics. So,
We are the exclusive publisher, Of the following sndh,ye
them baud 81 pitiu oid c.rgln bindingi:
TIE WORKS or CHARLES DlCkEN~, The "rsih
household edition. illustrated by barley aud Oil
bert 20 vols. in tie set fsold separ,ielyl. 49,.
n Neuin cloth. price pr -
In bali call binding. Price per vol! "
MACAULAY's ESSAAs tkiyersdc fditionl
yos. Ter - W
half cali - OD
MLMASs LATIN CHRISTIANITY. vols, River
side cdifonl peT ~ w
DIR BrTnUNEi- CHEAT WORK 2 vols. (liver.
eide LdisoIl frico per SET
DO. do do hsf c-lf ................. 20
OI.SHAUsENs COMMENTAkf.s vols. octave
Fer 10 ~
Ter set. hall calf or ~ W
LEUT.GEN SCOTS AUTOBIOGRAPHY.
2yols. 2mo. rice per
DO. holf cali. Per ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "
"A olcgdEf large pqJrrr edhioEg ne dbotc pint
cd ~ hand nHtsd payer fJHt re0tg) one vol
This l. one OF the most CANT books published
HAGESBACHS HISTORY Or CHRISTIAN DOC
1RINE.
O,lers too numerous mention. embracing
MONTANA, LAMB. BACON. PASCAL. &c, &c
We hsv- prrp,rrl i complete
HOLIDAY CATALOGUE.
n embraces NIL the valuable books with g descriptions ~
the various edition. il invaluable aid Ia making .eicc'
,ious. .; Gu be lad ~ apPici'ion a eur tore 80
Afng assortment Of JLNEN!LE and TOY BOOKS Of tho
mos. Attractive Alnds.
SHELDON 4 COMPANY.
No. IS lrosdwsy. Ncw yori,
We have all new books hand thy pub
lshed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-20
COUSIN ALICE.
u. APPLETON & CO.,
Alb AND AS BROADWAY.
FURNISH rHs D,I
COUSIN ALICE:
VIZ NIfn nE Al lI Il IIANEN


ivOL, l2no, with Portrait . IS
at doe ,h., .nch If her. who (, tho .uliee. o,
this biography should be- written however bIe'y lnyvs
ectly a.. judgment OF thoss who merely u. pft
uai radiauce, OF hoe Who lived iu it, ~ giving
atnosp hcfc lie filed NsL Temptations and trials
which wrought Ia her Singular hun any OF siiciiors sna
difficulties converted By deep religious chrusty into his.
on srsces; OF wcAncss AID inp-f-i0E, transmitted Into
spiritual sygpeihy sud plwcf wal lie Nhch ~ho
vry any iut oonspdou Of h. would willingly lei Gle'-lES
hdcf from Pr,faoo.
u. a. CO. s.o publish the following WORK. by Cousin
Alice:
1IIR COOLERS, or. GETTING USDEs WAY. Tale Of
| Real Life. I2no. cloth. . %
| LOSS AND GAlS; Or MaRGARE1'a HoxE l6mo. 81 -
| No Such WORD ~ FAIL. leg,.: = 2.
| our OF DEBr OFT OF DANCER. lG1c. Al %.
| COSTESTMENT BETTER THAN WEALTH. i6no
PAflENT wAITISo. 10 LOSS imo. Al p,
| "ALL'S NOT GOLD ThArG Li1TEItS." lsmo. ~ -.
| NOTHING VENTURE, NOTHING HAVE. Itmo.
WHERE THERESA WILL THERE'S 4 WAY. l6mo.
| 81 %.
IVNlIE HORTICULIURlST, $50.
Il Twcntl,th Annual o'utnc. devoted 10 GRAPE CUL-
TURE FRUITS, FLOWERS. GARDENING. RURAL
ARCHITECTURE LANDSCAPE ApORNMLNr, AMI
RURAL PURSUITS.
Published monthly. and will contain frequent articles rom
| the Author Of Ny FARM OF EDGEWOOD. the Author Of
TEN ACRES ENOUGH and others OF tic best practical tai
| ent and ability. Finely Illustrated.
Two dollars per sunnmi twenty cents pcr number. Vol
1882 1882 aud 1854, bound aud post paid and number,
1865 seven dollars.
GEOE.t F. W. WOODWARD. Publishers.
No. 81 ParkrDp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-20
1VO OWNERS or FARMS AND COUNTRY

VW Y Il UT I NV
RESIDENCES-Oue OF the best psns to sell l. 10 ie.hr
ter your property for sale wl the price terms nov lar JON
d. pot, G. with j. q. FOWLER, No. - 'rdg, - -.
lork and 4 you wnht 10 purchase }, TIE very De-, ~
viii az. nd to the advertising s srlug OF al properly ~.
to be sold suction giving liz Tec al attention u ne ''
ing and selling oi zeal estate In city and country ,
j. q. FOWLER, Austoavrr lUd Real Lslai' Dear'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-20
7THE HERALD OF HEALTH

JOURNAL or PHYSICAL CULTURE
j. devoted 20 the interests of vaids Physical Culture, a.
Health OF Teacfs. schoolroom Hygiene, aud the Pbysc
Improvement OF the Race. Price ~ ~ year; 10 cents
No. Is Laightst., New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-20

We invite tie attention Of capitalists and persona e
srous Of forming pani-s The various interest placed
hands ior sale Oh Greek. Allegheny River, and
Ohio. - -
MILLER { BARLEY,
No. b. ENchln-r place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-20
NTALTABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Tile saw Min Of the soioersci S'o'm saw M 70
situated on the Delaware and Rarln canal e. Mound hoo
" j. .ix nilc nom id. water at Nrw-l ruusHicA Greco
for ,e ethef ,y M extensive stock % W hitu aud ro"
rinr Oak and Heiuock finb-g. The reUi,rs nr,c soo
-ix acres Tour Of which IN basin Nil by 80 sr5t g
frvuc Fire rroof Brick Ensine House z b. a. feet tne
81 horse mower With aup- boilers (ouiot BE '"o off
DIV ellrg vita basement and large rlsn tie hoe rPry
In excellent condition. To b. sold or rash only IL MOI >
no.ed of by 2h inst viii that day q 10 ana be ohe td1
pYbic an, ion commencing with hta Estate. Prep 'ty esq
Lon, Apnly to either Of the i.ers he Company on the
pr,,1i.es - DANIEL MACS, II, a'uIer.
Found Brook. Dec. 10. i'Ci
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-20

GLOVES, GLOVES, GLOEES.-kid, Cloth,
and Fleece Lined In great variety sls, Lsdies and
Msse, Merino Vests and Drawers Winter Hosiery Mteos.
Lezgins Hoods sonags Scsrfs SaIoGy iars, Ac se a
low prices n B-Ladies' UDdressed Kids a. El.GERS
Cheap store $50 aud 90, Broadway lIht eat side
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-07

StoatsunifOrm. Der CRIME SasOrpd nit
oem ountelrctbem Rri9elt 9ab ibm bas Nn-
Ieben eiasS SdsetOfiicter8 Seine gBanaeu
fartten fid IDtber, ais feline 8lide 5ufiuis
osnen Der Bitipe besesneten. @r ariist,,
pie untpitlfarli@, ourd Elm lei6te8 Gcpfni
den. Welante cantte, ltd pernei9eno, sic
fablte DuB tbre Wansen brannten. Der
G6rier iplr 3eu9e ibrer Trauung selpslen,
er bate lie ieltlt NaftS purd ben gDalp sez
fibrt .iie mar ibm 3u bcbem Dante per<
pflidtst. llnO ipie wlrpe es beutt nit ibr
iteben menn @ecrs ni4t ben Baron sur @nbe
9ebra4t bdtie..
Der Bfurrer btelt cine etnfadc. Dill 8e,
oriffeu Der 2anoleute an9rnteEene aber ergrei<
fense 9teoe 9tad cea 0ctteseie1ffe sin9
WasInnie Ss0drft I'M 8ertrauea duf @ott uuO
quite Menideu in cas- BFarrbauS 5urif.-
@eer9 fam nit neu Yf rrer Die 6ret Bers
lcnen traf'n iid IN benz Wobu5inmer, oa8
I'M grpseIdplie lag.
(TcrtIesGns iOst.4
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-07
- Offtee: go. 7 Sab.Tretertdar
Gieben Gbiiren BON 8alttmprsfr., Glfli9e Sett.
Dr Z Il 4 mft q IL,

Mttaee bes t6nisltdea GpaeeumS Der gDuntdrte In Con.
bon rapurter eineS Der erle neeitn6en @Oleeien
Ser Staaten Ger ZEN erEt Stetl etues 9etens tn BEN
5eptt4ern 2pAbcn @aris, pbildpeIpbia ub
Stltten 5ugebrdt bat ein8e Der wunoerbaen etlunsen
cpuenbet bon be bic @ebdtt Ger sRot3n prt6. ln-
sGtise qtitenes eie Obnaaer gerp6lt unS dnteren
Rrantteiten litten, iplds B. 9. au Gle Bel pt6seu &C.
rduI6en u iebr errefen bic u p err6tben esertaeen
Slttntsfetten IT, I. 10. wurren aG8eabldli9 sebetlt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-07
0sfGbtlt1e Rrant6stt.

gDenn tsr irreseeitete unttuse insGns ausnttt kA1
ben Reim etser bmeribdten &ranfbei IN i ausenpm-
bat i eeihieht ea bIu5 faB etn un3etttseS Sase-
fabI rter bic 8urbt @ntbedun3 ibn abfdredt f an
sne su weneen, an pes in Sol3e ibrr @r;Ietuna uRe
Hartet 10 anss BIZ bic Spmptpms ceeS lrediden ebeIs
Wie t. Q. etn nit @ei6wI entjIntete tas, ene bOie
Naie Gmer3 I'm Gcpfe unS In cen @Irern, Nbnabme res
gefts Saubbeit Auew die Der Saut Rnpen an ben Bci.
nea unb Armeu, Tnaen in 6eitte unb all ben Grtrem6.
ten @ eteen, tann hiele Nebel nit elmer fdretlien
be Naentnoen einia eng baS Spr br frtbdren RranE.
bett ein @eefnitanb tt5 NeieS rs unS Der Sob enen
l9tetfen Qeicen tabrd en @nte n,at tas er ibn rad
tenen 3dbe qriuet fein Neiienser urdtebrt
IS tit cine raGr8r 8tniahe. ta5 Gnuienbe befer irr6t-
earen 8ranfteit snm OVER faaen IN Sclse Der use a
ltdtet unwilenfe prabler me1e burd Mnweuouns eaes
toeten Oites Res e turS bic gcntutiCn rernten unS
ben @e ses yetenS u Gin eleees Oaiein nerrauheln
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-07
Smb1fItmtS.

@e;peenf BGr8er, psl9e NuSldnter 3u Steas
Dertreern wInl6en, um Oabur6 Sabre lang BON aaer
Wtilidrpfi6t bf cit u ien, nbsn In ibrem Snerefe,
auf rer SfFce Der nnterjetneten pprau prehen.
TI.t f.E W Wm. s. 8 bbe n & 6 ..
l-...s ..-5 178 8. Brpa Swau.
8eCnbere Mufmertiamtett wtrb ter MuSferttoina SOW
GrempticnSpapieren Septbmet unb ate MusfInft
rat eltbeitt 1ematlNRN
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-07
ELIXIR DE VIT n

v
Ds Epnte 9itte8, wel6es eit lauBe etnen Sprlelt@e
fomt, tt benz retnen Gp9nac In 8erbinbung NIT teT
86ni9s p6er GaSclrnd-9nb i'm Dege Dtf1dtipn Ger
rttet uub bat IT'D bdebe in 1en a@nie1tunsen 9eter
Ntere une Sebauun8speane" ebr wertbppa 8ets unb F
tn Oeuti6lGnb ais
.g7. rDa8 Sanssstranf unIerer 3eit"
tetrd6tet.
ctelbefser gefdurateure &prt6tcr &C. uteu tn Stefen
Srutz ScntcsBter8 ene pertbbrle Que1e Ercfs la
enn etnni1 getoe bic Gduer nid ptne rdelb etn prl
len. Ht mic dnesre pgenannte StterS bdnat baelbe
ben 9ewDbnen npuffen" msgeialteter Tdihen unS al
curreneen @ttquetten az unb ba ebr werrbSUue
Sn9reoe 1en pererttlt wcrb gBttnnsen cbee
Sreane ldnSt OpftOren anerfdnnt pDrten no 10 Ida
eet eS veeer benz St fer nod benz Nr3te bet
Mls Grnt Stters eht betreTS ener @te91r5 5ein
hett ees 9ebmades ais unutertpien ba, trpe eS dlt
gtuancen i'm Wtunbe e @bptlpape. Gafee, Shee. 0anne
anbeln, burbmabt utest III Elm ppafdnotseS @anS
In en erpdrmenbes SDni1ari9es Sere ben1 0nuntsrtrn
fen nbeeebt nno p oabsr In eber pauSbalne, mUblens
geriG eten 0otes, Mefaurdpn &C. iner tbfprlid letn.
Qyppea1e 0tail Mgnen fbnuen nit ireenb eners9K1n-
ttdt eiss prr8usben SerS in 8tfen Duseno Q7ast-
Jlaf6en bur6
ben a[leiili9en Gt9ner
s.. 8 or IT $40. 8 6amppcr., GcPe bon GamSemRr.s
f- sesemiiber Sem Neargte, Baltimore,
rerlpr9t percen.
ene gefIae Tla@Ge lit at bic nidt nit benz SeeeI hes
@ianers au rem RUrt perleten TIT.
0SieSerperfdufer erbaln su em 8tters anseFertts.
ten paar-litbCsrapb= sbdneeiAtlter GRATIS
Die leeren 6alhen perben (jeep rein) bet Der Hden
Befeaums nit $l0O Dusenb francD Baltimore tnNednuus
sebradbt. gig n
gOrtistt6en 6imbeer= fence spu benz pmbeeriafte
oer Sprab8en @rnte opie aae gDetne unb Squpr erer
QuGlttdt unb gu DIioen Yretien -,
@de sanrSer unb Gambenir, sesenubtr
(25Npr3W1t) s~fsr .st4 benz Wtdrfte.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-07
Jmporteure DC.
Gieberf s. GpnttnerfeID.

88A SteDerf y SDttsasterfe1D.
- l1nieren 8reunben unb g3etannten fopte benz Wa-
blttum I'm Nasemetnen eraubsn ptr unS tiermiR
BITE Nn3ei9e su MAIDEN 6as mir urter m beuteen Datum eta
9Scins unb 0i1uor.Gelh1ft,
Sertunben NIT beutf6en, frdn56fl@eu un6 enbetmHen
prp6atten,
SO. @tS OrorS Gdnftr., 3 Sbiirets btnOr SSe
WSarft,
unr rtger Srd etablirt bGbn uab perpreen ieteraek
bic reeafe ure btGtgfe gebenuig.
Baltimore. ben 21. Wdr; 1864
SteBert s Spmmerfe b.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-07
Gefh1Fts : Mpti..

wfetnen rertben aunten sur glddr DIT, ea5
betannte stauor- uno 80 n9 E I'd 6dft
Sfc. Ia Cft &un1barSftr., @Cfe Don Srpnt,
nnter Der alien 5irna te bsber, nit unssl4wd6teB5s
fCrtfIbre.
f2lmrS1mt Gbds. s. Steb er;t.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-07
0eipMbere III beadl.en !

Or Srbnfeu bstet aen Ntnen eine 5hlfe an tsel6e a
sGr ctbe eebeme nnb unatrliGt @st unb R6rser ;er-
forenfe r bic @rbet bic 9eieafto unb bic Ge undbs
md6enbe 2aHer aedwa9t babsn
pier no ttnae fer trGprsn une tetlaensSert5n Sell
gen fct ruben @eirrhnbsen tes gdfers Sw DE i'm 8l-
zen rn6 BEN @esern GmtrSen i'm 1rpf S6was bsS @e-
ts ger:m Der Du teltraft SertUpIen ne bSfe lnrWte
Wasenl1md6e. nrrbnuns ter @ereauunss Srsaae aMees
nsine entrdune Ssmptrme Der S6ptnsfa9t.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-07
Acheimer Rrdnf0etteu

scbeimeH 1rdnf9stteu
esmadt pst.a ais ta fine: 3eusunssuufdtsreit e&sd9e
in benz 9udeh uno Zen Slieern Gntsneunsen ter gieren
unb Sldie Saaneneratcbnussl Shrpde Ger Nerpeu Dd-
ihwade SerStlppftn Sd6tern6et 3itterr, NusenfApie
S9ptnfel, Seppfidrer5 Gnt;inbuu9 IS oalcs, Ger Nde
uete be opn aemien 9tetmen Oewobnhe ten Der Srgeps
pelde tbren Opftrn 8hrlter nr ais FER Sirenen 8e-
iang ben Geidbrten tes tlpss Ecrrpren unS Ri6
etis setet perfrn Gre Ban3eneiten Spnun8eu nernt-
ten, drde eer GpnifitGttpn herprrbrngen bic @ee un-
mpalS MAIDEN uns jultbt rem Srper uno Stnn erSrer
Sun9e MGuner,
beIrnbrs wtt tit Cper ,reR feGtmen CATERS sewprsen
rei6t melte eu6 i9rc crbateren 8alen ertrifettn
nit CEN 2err ser YFsiamtst sss Ss.
~Rrben mSsen it9 nit ppaem Sertrauen na8en.
8e,t1irat6cts perfodrn,
pter Sol6e pele M gu perbeiratben tea6Tbtoen unS t
ptptl9er Smdde per enes Gneeren 9ree nifes bemust
Tnt, puten unoerii9lib Or. S9ufpn 3u Watbe sie6en
sue 2nternte seBen tie f8e ptpIde p6er eet9e 3er-
rlttrns, &eSbarfs Der We ben 3tern uae Swie poer
f6Gpfung ter fhredliditen Wrt merter fhne urrfs
Derjeutae weldJer f ter 8ebansluna 1nb Ircroe BON
Or. Spbnipn uniere6 fdna tbn alS einem gtrenanne,
rbnt Surft M anoertrausn unS 3aoeri3 Guf ene dr;t-
it@e geIdidliffeit perldnen.
Sreanif1s Sarate
irb unoe3Geli geSe!t urb ete cpGe era tebr terse.
eQt. Des iurttare Ye en- eldes eaS Qeben elenb unb
bic @te unS Ia6fummt,i6aIt unmSsib macbt ta.o fas
2prS 0erer, ee bren 2eienddttn unbeIoanen r6bnen.
unee 9sue nb 81 leidt 81 &us4wefun9cn eeneist neil
fe teen 5elsen nitt senaI tennn obssi6 e aud bur9
Stritthren Necer8asen I'm Sarn, Stein unb aneere -
laden entitrten fdnn 10 1T e bod meiaentelS cine Grst
hes MiBtranfeS eer thelen Srsnne 2Fer aber wta eS
ldsrer, tas f Sra Der Greusuns eber Deuen oerS
rem pth bic @ beiml9en &agern rsbtn, ais sen DeaeH
bic ba vtile iins.
- Office: go. 7 SIb.GrebertdRr.,
fieben Gtitren BON 8alttHcrelt ltrr Gifli9e Sstte,
Die Stuftn btnouf,
Nfdn merle T6 Namen rnb Sdl8numter teni unwtTen-
he nnS rsertl1e Na3ma@er hur6rietene uS semifenpe
Qua6Ialter, S9uGfider, Stefelwier, Strasenreinaer
nnb aapenpuser II. t. ts rennen 6d resemd6iee aerite
anb auern, oee3rsen rru Or. rbnfpnS fuf in Der Ndte
N8. Ane Srieie mIien eneu YCit- Stamp entbaltes.
Cine t1siiung N 2 Gaqea sa8eaGelt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-07

Dds feinite miIS polIenSctIfe 1rmdbts SpnicsS5itt
uuierer Scit
9ie SOni9blume (The Honeysuckle)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-07
9etfts.

Die f6rsdbt6sn Btrtnsen tes 9aers n6 tAr Ia faro.
tH gerIn eeS @tta4tniits @er~trrurs ter Sheen @t-
hrIdtbet Der eestafte t6e 2ltnun9en Nbneiguno pSr
ber 9efea@at udt rad Gtniameie, gRistranen sesen
f& itbf, Sut9tIanfet I. ~ nD einse Der I6lmmea
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-07

nctbpen i9fen @rcrerniile ;ur etclben Gladielefei
no Sd rbne tiee WrO Sic ee res 2e69ns sur traurteen
pserahrt Die 2usdu beS geb ma ufrinifern id itlo-
Lip unohe eele mro ereren Bon 0ersmeiHuna unb me-
landpltdtn Yetrabtunsen, fa5 In5 tie 6reueen mslt
Mbtere eeiltesfn psrreigett fnh
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-07
JMnae Qtute.

bic 9 Surd beimde 9aitcr se6piGt faber, be lie 70 oft
ben bDen 2euten rNer IN Der Sul lernen been Sol
gen ie aanddb ipiirsn, el6t TIM Sdaie, burd 9rlutu
nen bic, wenn nnsebeitt, bic @be unm08lt MAIDEN unb
&6rpr Ge serf6ren outen ioprt te nbtbs,n ait-
te tpan Splde geronen mIieu beopr e eneten IN tie
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-07

i.e Sabrifonten, ~
Ste gadr.8crf6ub au gisarren wunfGen unb F& uf&er
Uertdute oerHaern mruen, nben prcu,pte Mbnahme bet
Gbnarb Blpd,
(15mris) ia 9cmbdr6Sft.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-07

ber sin5tss IrSt, wslGsr anJsi3t. f
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-07
Sunae ?9GGuner.

tepbfrs pelde te Cpsr jtres feGtimn CATERS grprsen
fnb ta5 jIbr is cele 3aHerte in etr friikeS @rdb
reBt mede cur4 Qrc crbaGeren Galente erttfetten
geantcStrae nit cent Oennfr ter Werttfamteit ben Sc
nat bgcer Qeier ;abernce E5re eutlpft tdten
~Rrben, mSsen id nit ppaem Sertrauen naben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-07
litite;, tsr GpreTe.

Die ticle Gauftnte Wes mGfTtnb ter ltetcr eben3etn
Sabre In Sieer @niat tnrt plt sen unb bic Wfense w
t9er wunearstdcn Srsrdcnen melte Dr. SohnltOa aus.
lbrte eie SetunJS fappprt no pteIe
erisuen tepotnten has @urltfm wtsSerbolten
Malen rnfrrit rrrpo unb eneli IN 8eSus auf ietnen
Gtaafter ais Gbermann in geSus au Gfarafter uns Gt
mienbafigfst Nnp Sefsnfeu cine ttnreidenbe @epSBr
letfIne
-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-07

G3 Sbtrleie urmiente unS untebeutenee Qnddldlber,
Wtl6e l4 als @sr6e apeebsn uno Dr sebntpn Antan-
bi1HuGen epplen. ShntnGer, Stelmtdier grmpenpuber
i.p., erbarmiide uno eeradrd'e aa&mater mslSe br
Sben antatter eten gYtIenIGd Ger Neetin tenn rie-
triSfn 8ernfe >pitmcttu ib iest esen,lBts eebtete
&erat ttuen Scm ueratrenen lnb rt9tS arees 4lnen-
ben s eitrsn9en, eie eunpteit Ter, elde ungudlt.
der g9etfe in tire 1dat tcmnten eertns asn uns rnt
ten Sr Srhnhpn hdt be6ba1s fur netbwen6ig IN er-
r6bnsr, 6spnrsrs fir Gphe msl@e nit einem ytufe unbe
tannt nh eas etHe 8esartisunsn 3pIcSe bsansis
In ieiner Stffce lieaen.
2il Ttrrs4 E.
Or. SUsnfen III ssr eiRgst rsseLmitis sebitcett &rI
pctder be ttana ppX geweR SraEtbttie nnsest. Gene
mtitte uns 9ttGheluna fnb aHen %Meeren exnid nnte
faan Gr II keranseHfset bon einem 2eksn rel - In
heu ex5etsa pYtdltru Gurcpas nn6 REM eta eees 2aM
tes CUB abts, a&mlid gnqians ErantreiG unb In stm
to&ses bon psaseisbta u ~ n6 BAT cine anssebeks
texe Yrayis, ais que aneerea Gerste esr sBtft.
Ser meler fi ber yhese hes Dr. Sebnica beM eibt
t6nR a etnt @tre ais Wann uah leime @e.
faidIi6Eett ais &rst. *:-'.h ~
1Ilh7- Office; SO. 9 b-Ereb.rtdn nrase, Hwtee
SagS psa 8alttmpreet., nstea tsr ,@sbfiseEesle."
9uuttrunttetttn tusr6sn lGnsG 8tbtilt.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-01-14

WASHINGTON, Jan. ..
The Navy Department to-day received the
following despatch:
FLAG SHIP SAN JAo1Nro Key West, Dec. %.
To Hon. Gideon Welles:
have the qualification of reporting a very
important service performed by the blockad-
ing force at st. Andrews Sound, under com
mand of Acting Master VIM. r. Browne, III
destroying a very extensive and valuable
quantity of salt works, both at Lake Ocola
and st. Andrews Bay. There were six boil
ers at Lake Ocola, and seven kettles made ex-
pressly for the purpose each holding 2OO
ga lions. They were in the practice OF turn
ing out 1870 bushels Of salt daily. Besides
destroying these boilers, a large quantity OF
salt was thrown into the Lake, two large HAT
boats and six OK carts were demolished, and
seventeen prisoners taken, who were paroed
and released.
On the 18th of December, Acting Ensign
Edwin Cressy arrived at st. Andrews Sound,
from the East Pass of Santa Rosa Sound, with
the stern-wheel steamer Boomer and her ten
der the sloop Carolina, having heard Of the
expedition to Ocola, and placed his command
at the disposal of Acting Master Browne,
for more extensive operations near st. An
drew's.
i Accordingly three officers and forty-eight
men were sent from the Restless to the Bloom
er. and she proceeded to West Bay, where
the rebel governments salt works were trst
DESTROYED, and which produced 400 bushels
daily, at this place. There were u buildings
% large boilers and some 200 kettles aver
aging two hundred gallons each, all OF whlch
were destroyed with 5000 bu shells OF SAT-
and some store houses containing some three
months provisions, the whole estiinateo ~
half million. III
From this point the expedition proceeded
down the Bay, destroying the private SAT-
works which line each side for distance OF
seven miles, to the number of 1913 different
establishments, averaging two boilers ana
two kettles each. en
/ Together with large quantity OF salt fifty
five Kettles were dug up and rendered use
less, and over $50 buildings were destroyed,
tooetber with twenty -seyen wagons and i've
LARGE fiat boats The entire damage to the
enemy is estimated by Acting Master Browne
at 3,000 900.
Thirty-one contrabauds employed at these
works availed themselves of this opportunity
to escape, and were Of great service in point
ing out the places where the kettles were con-
csaled.
| AcUng MASTER DfoWhe, lieau"hlo ia 'A1
bark Restless, ran up to within one hundred
yards of the town OF st. Ancrews, which had
been reported by deserters to him as being
occupied by military force for the last ten
months and commenced Smelling the place.
The soldiers made speedy retreat to the
} woods The town was fired by the third
shell and thirty-twe houses were soon reduce
ed to ashes No resistance was offered
= +brou ohOut the affair
> (Signed) Respectfully,
, THEODORE BAILEY,
Rear Admiral.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-01-14

ONE out freed from the odious institutions
which corrupted the public manners and de-
graded your domestic as we'll as your foreign
policy-that day your whole country, South
as well as North, and the South perhaps more
fully than the North, will enter upon Who'll
ly new prosperity. European emf grafton will
hasten toward your ports, and will learnEthe
road to those whom, until low, it has feared
to approach. Cultivation, now abandoned,
will renew its yield Liberty--for these are
her miracles-will revivify by her touch the
soil which slavery had rendered barren.
Then there will be born unto you great
ness nobler and more stable than the DID, for
in this greatness there will be no sacrifice of
justice.
AGRNoR DE GAsPARIN,
AUGUsTIN COCHIN,
EDoUARD LABoULAYE, Member of
the Institute of France
HENRI MARTIN
Paris, Oct 81, 1868.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-01-14
KENOsHA, WISCONSIN, THURSDAY JANUARY IA, 1864.
BEAUTY.


There's beauty in this world Of ours,
There's beauty everywhere;
And it may tighten many hours
Made dark by toll and care.
There's beauty in the early morn,
When sunlight glide the earth;
When jewels sparkle, newly born,
And dewdrops give them birth.
There's beauty when the MONDAY sun
sends forth its shafts OF heat,
Vixen quiet DER the soul hath power,
And labor seeks her rest.
There's beauty when ths evening SHADE
Hath gathered over all,
When, Il e q silver mantle laid,
The moonbeams gently fall.
There's beauty when the stars Of night
Have trimmed their lamps on high,
And, with their merry, twinkling light,
Hume the midnight sky.
There's beauty in the summer flowers
That bloom in every vale,
And, smiling meath the woodland bowers,
With fragrance load each gale.
There's beauty In the birds sweet song
That greets the listening ear,
When in the morn II floats a,ong
In notes so full and clear.
There's beauty in the oceans roar,
When winds their revels keep;
When waves heat iercely on the shore,
Ard madly heaves the deep.
All. yes all things have beauty's mark;
Rock hill and waving tree ;
The dancing brook, the morning lark,
The blue and trackless sea.
All things by Gods own hand designed
With wisdom all replote,
And each, its place by him assigned,
Nuke beauty's chain complete,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-01-14
aikena Rni,,img Machine

AWRs $50. WILSON respectfully informs the
w public that she is agent for the above namsd
Macn inc the ~ and county OF Aenosha Also All
kinds Of knitting done at the shortest notice, BY
1V1g MRS JNO. WILSON.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-01-14
ES0HN NENEYznNa On
TAKE NOTICE.

HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Philadelphia. Pa
- diseases oil the NERVOUS SYSTEM SPERMAToRHGA or
mEAANEss IMPOTENCE. and other affections of the
sAU Al okGANs PHYSICAL DEBILITY and PREMATURE DE-
ana reliable treatment in Reports of the Howard
hsoclaon sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes
chArSe Address, DR.. SKLLIN HouGHroN Howard Assoc
clston, NO. SOuth"Nnth Street. Philadelphia, 1y36