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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-29
The Plan oP.y oHtho N.tlonRl Debt


The Plan t0Pay ORtho National Debt
and Abolish Taxation.
A few days ago we published the details
of plan to pay of the national debt; ims
mediately and without taxation. The plan
was to divide the debt-Which is estimated
ct three thousand millions of dOllars-into
one hundred and fifty thousand shares of
twenty thousand dollars each, these shares
to be taken up by our wealihy-men. In
our editorial referring to this scheme we
announced that, lin order to start the sub
.sCriptioD, Wa49onld tRo. Of iha. shares..
Already six hundred and forty thousand
dollars of the national debt il subscribed
for, az foIIoW6:-gaiT ~ ~ l.iesQs /
Cornelius Vanderbilt. $500 900
b. A. Hei1or &iSona, one hias 1000
H. A. HsiaeE Sons fQr. 3 frisnd.......1 ~ $4,000
JORDAN L. Mott...... 10000
james Gordon Bennett.-......!..........,. 10000
Total to
1t is of course understood that none OF
these subscriptions are 70 be paid up until
the whole amount is subscribed for. Il is
no part Of the plan to pay off q quarter or
one-hAlf Of the debt, while capitalists who
have withheld their subscriptions profit by
the liberslity of thoss who subscribe.-
There are enough rich men in the country
to pay the whole debt before the lst Of
January next, and il must be done. Then
Congress, wiIfRt once abolish all taxation,
and The Secretary Of the Treasury will place
the country in the financial position which
| IL occupied i've years ago. After all these
subscriptions are but paying our taxes in
advance. Commodore Vanderbilt sub.
scribes i've hundred Thousand dollars. In
Eve years his taxes would reach that
amount. 1t is better for the rich men and
better for the poor men to H6olish the debt
and the taxation without delay, ending the
present cumbersome system of collecting
the revenue and the eepoiuRge upon our
incomes and our silver, and restoring the
republic to the proud position OF a nation
which owes no. man 5 dellAr.-N. r.
Us-0I3 s--s - .A1slEq a-tt fssl-fp r1=S
ola &. . .#a .H. L
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-29

mIOs A I-AaENFs WANTEp1
d 20 OVsEy VhoTO 70 Introduce the iupFo'Sl
&hasO = dark $40 FaNiV &elOia0 HaehiRS, the osy
low price machine IN the country Whi;h " I'esHn!
by droVOF Baker, wheeler 4 Wilson, Hose,
Singer Co. and Bachelor. An other mAeniae
now sold for less than forty dollars each are t11IN
RehES, and the seller and ere liable 70 ~ az
iDlprfDORRaIt. Salary and expenses, or large e9n
mission, allowed. illustrated circular sent JE1
Address - SHAW CLARK.
my6-8mdESs BIddef0rd, Maine
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-29
AHplEV RDVLRDA

MesSn. MCOLBB, KRATP : % -GenHeRsS-Ias
summer was attacked with . VOrV severe DiaTtot
from which suffered for some three Uests tiso
various remedies. but vas unable TO check the eh
rThosS Compound" 0ae bet eI1tfroiV etrod ~
dtse1Se. and restored me 70 my usual hettn
take pleagure IN recommending this valuable mea.
and seen It tried by others With the sans good re-
IS1lkI 5eFsEE z 3. ADDIS0I,
formerly Master Maohinoes 3 q Q. +; 3;
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-29
formerly Master MaOhinost .. O. X; B;
Wheeling, ". Va

MooABB, -RRABF & CO., wholesale Drugzd!!R
v %ss2I 'S:IlG = Ss sd sS'S @yiSa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-29
ACkn6Wledgment.

ETOHRs IadleS1 eoldiOrAs idsSotlstya of WhealilR
desire to return their thanks to the Ladies' Of
the Franklin Aid SOeisty, Brooke county, for their
kind donation of six dollars, received through Nj
| O. p. Scott. MRS. J. a. METoALES PTes't.t
n Z, TopD, Secretary. 5-az7f'H my39-lGN4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-29

W4n MONT HI-I-W WANT Agents.
% + " eVoryEheFs, ct SO month, eEpePse3 p.iI
TO sell Fifteen ATEies the best selling ever on re-
Pul particulars fCs, Address OTIS Z. 9 AKsl'
Biddeford. Maine. myS-SmoE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-29

I MesIrs. MoCABE, KaA1F Co -GsateMsH-lAHi
summer being in Nashville, Tenn. / vas at,scEeI
several physicians, but without any effect. y"
OdViSsd by my friends 70 come homa. l vas con
It home, / was adVlssd 70 tTy Kraft'G DisrrhGI
Compound. On bottle Of 4 comp etslV GU ed tGs Dis
cGas aRd 'cStoTed ny health. an slSd TO recon-
this terrible disease Yours truly.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-29
READ The FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS:

T,.-,,, WHRE1IHo, April 9th, l@3.
MessrO. MooAB1, KRGIr4 Co GsntLeUssG- H.T Vl'!
used kratea DiAFThcBa OOmp pound, for OampDGTpo.
with which have been deeply an cteh for Sl@oS'
one month, al Other Te1sediEt { led hovfn7 iates'
and fading Il not only present reltet bot PI
Rl0lett care. take pleasure in TecommsndthsH
ni'''a' Chaplin 18th VI. Va. faisatiy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-29
ITsT On IETTERS.

m ETTERs REMAININa UNCLAIMED In the
II Post once at wheeling, State ofWeSt Virgin 1a'
29th day ofkav, 1885. ,,..
ITO obtain anyoE these letters, the apPnean ~ ~
must call for 5s6pertSed LEter4s give the GATE OF
this LIST, and pSy. two cents for advertising. -,
II II not called for within one Rl0IsttI thes WIN
be sent to the Dead Letter Once.
Once hours on Sunday from 70 1Ut6 A. y.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-29
LOST,

ON, Saturday evening, 9th instant POoKA1
and i Tax receipt with the name OF Nicholas Rttl
on IL IThe finder will confer favor by leaving II
ct WILHRLEPS SADDLER SHOP, Centre wheeling
mV2Q-ltS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

DIV. MR. ADDISON, Of the Episcopal Church,
III will deliver an address 81 thOaE0omS Of the
Young Mems Christian Association, on this (Mon.
day) evening" at o'clock. The friends Of the AsSo-
citation and public generally invited TO attend.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-29
0KRAFT'S DIARRHGA GOMPOUNL

And all Diseases of the Stomach and Bowels, I'D
'.' cident to q change of Diet or Climate.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-18
9GIerauSer 8. Stepben8.

Sem gor, 8. Sept. Die Stem gJurfer
GYenin9 0plt iagt, iie babe 9ta@rt6t erbal=
ten, paB Nleranper $. Step9en8 3%petatal bel
Self. Davis urn @rlaubntB nu69elnAt bat
ba5 GefGngniB in Nnperlonoile unteri u6er
at birrfen rnb bic 8efu9ntB 3u ertan9et, Mtt.
tel a%nstwenpen, uut BEN BARN itattinOenDer
MtBbrdu6e at3ubelfet Sic fagt ferner, baE
er Dem Self. Davis Die l1ngereGtt9fetten UNI
@rau1 amteiten, welac in pemielBen ltattfn=
ben, Sorle9te. Die @ntpUrt, tpel9e er er6telt
mar, DaB Die 8eamten baielblt fGbt9e unr
misunderstanding 2eute wGren, pelGen MID.
lit lire 9te6te 9e9rifen tperpen biirfe. Nut
btei n@ritnpen befaut Scr. Stepbens etne Ser
netltenDe NntipDrt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-18
gSSifSen qrpceffipn e. 8. $. q.

@pmcprbta. = Die erpBen 5eterltd<
feiten wel6e 9eltern Abenb bur@ bic Sabnen~
iberretGun9 ein9elettet wurpen, be9tnnen
beute NbenD nit DEM Set Gpnsert, ttttter Set
trn9 beS Srn. 2enldUw. @tr 9eben aus
Dem eepabltem 9rC9rantm nur &pmberas
Competition Der @lpde berSur, bteles Stitf
aletn wie9t alien @enuB auf, Der In treenb
eitem Spn3ert gebpten werpen fann rtnp tper
S@taers @lufe NIT bteler auSse3et6neten
@fnlit 9ebHrt bat, Der fantt 1agen, ta Babe bic
n@lpde" Serl tanpet.
Gs@gSir madben 2un16liebbaber belOtoerS
auf Die &nset9e peS Srn. &Snig aufnterfla1't'
berl elbe lGBt 9eute ettpas GrceaenteS pom
.Stapa.
gGge @uucUrbtuner, welGe etne tartple ete
odrre iuden, enpfeblem mir bem Staup uni e<
res iunqen 5rsunpes @%lUmsntbY, berlelte 1T
NIT 0liimmifem9elm cuffs 8elte erleben unp
feline Sapanno III BET t9m tn ausssaetGmeter
Cute az baben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-18
gaenettt -Na0rt0ten.
se(egrap6irt fir Sen .SaltimOre gseder".
NluS EeraS.

New<Srleans, 81. @lu9ult. Die St=
btaner fanaen pteper NIT tbren alien 6reoel=
tbaten an, unp Seriben ant ben @ren5en pber-
balb San Nntonip urp BET Srepertd0bltr9
DferoeptebItG6le unp Wlcrptbaten. Ste PM
wpbltewofnet, unn lteblen 1tnr 9elattelte Oper
8abme, 9ferpe, Die @inppbner 5tebelt lld'
raid an Der @ren3e 3uldltmei1. Weis. Nterrttt
BAT Elm Oetadement Gapaaerte abgel6tdt,
nm bas Qaup st purAt6bern, 1nO bic @(arc=
peltre ppmGgli8 ab5ufaf9et.
Der ebemalt9e Nebellen=0 enerdl 6ppO BE-
fnbet i6 su Can Nntpniu. Die Sir9er Spu
Gan 9lntpnip arbetten Darauf Gtn, eS 70 melt
al brtnaen, I'm DEM @eneral 6ppD cine Setnt=
itdtte gum Ge16enf MAIDEN 3u %fGnnen,
Oer 2uartiermrilter= Sergeant SpGn Q(der=
mann BON So. s be8 3, NttG, SAY. Negts.
mltrDe in Sam Nntpnto BON u~nbetannter
6artp me16liu9s erl6oGeu.
Sn @ibplU@ County riAtet Der 8aumppllen=
@urnt 9rpBe 8erbeer1tn9en an.
Sn 9puItpn ltt1p @reenbaf5 146 bis $50
In Sob tpert6 unD nur Iparli9 3u BADEN.
So fpnmt iebt Baulnpplle in grpEen
Nta1en na6 6Uultpl.
Su 0Cltao County itebt eit 9eptier Sra
sier an Der Spite elmer prganilirten NGttber=
banoe, Die &Gubereten i'm 9rpBen WaBlto6
peri5t BAT uno Die Den @eieberr pfen Grpb
btetet. Weult6 nobnt ite etnen &tl enbabn3ug
ipta, Der nit @itern i'm Wertb BON $780,
900 belapen mar, Die Gduber 6raGten bic
aeltpblenen @aaren naGb @pliaO, 1nO yer
~fauften le Bfentlt@ BET 9eQem Sag.
Der Qultin SnteQt9encer In9t, Dag Ii9 bic
Snotaner Der 9tapt Nnittn Bis auf 80 81.
getdbert baben. Sn DEM 9Sber l~iegenpei,
2anb baben Die SnOtauer mebrere Samtlten
,eruOrpet. Dim l1r1prung BON Sprtn9 Greet in
@tQe6Pie So. ermprpeten tie 5tpet MGnner, 3
8raren 1tnD 4 Ginper ultp icalpirten ate lire
Spfer.
Wtan Gat 1T 9pultpn eintge Merieaner ar
retirt, Die gum 1. Gera5 Gapalerte 9te9t. de=
bGren, tpetl ie metrere 8auboerl uGe gemaGt.
Gin Splpat ptrpe getGptet, ais ct mttter=
ndAtlt6er @eile 'etnet @inbruH n1t53ufibret
tra6tete.
Sen. 8rOwn, Der e6entalige G%omntanDant
9pn 8rpwn6Dtlle, 1T AM 81. 9(ug. TIT GaIpe<
ltpn an9etpmmelt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-18
MeEicp.

Rem gUrf, 8, Sept, 9}aGrtGten sun
Der 6auptltabt Mertcp Biz 3urt IS. .. Sits,
ltnp e~tn9elaufet. Die fran3TtlAen Gtnppb=
ner baf Elbit feterten Den gtappleCn'8 Gdg an,
Is. nit grpBem Gnt6ulta5mu6, moran Der
&aiier She'll nabm, N(artmtltan Bat etn
Oecret ~srlaien, welGe6 Ietn APPROXIMATIONS
Corps regultrt. ST. iprtGt lt6 irGber has
9te9t SIT, alle &~epralentanten frentper Md6te
gu erWd9len utD gu entfernen, jeOp4 ite6en ie
inter Der 2eitung be8 Miniiters Der a,aSmGrz
ttgen Nn9elegen6eitan, Gin dbnli6es Oefret
bat er in 8e3d9 auf Die Goniuln erlaIen.
IS l6etnt, DAP Die failerliNe Ma6t Die
Stapt Gongaltca CUR llebtrga6e aufgefprbert
BAT. Die MaGt Suare3'6 utadte eitten Nua=
fat, ebe Der @afenttlita nb teenOet mar, aber
purpe bur6 Die RatierliAen 3uritf9elGla9et,
mel6e alspann 8eliB epn Der Stapt nabmen,
Die bitr9erltAe 8eD6roe leifete Damn Den
@tp.
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8pi1 Rprb Carolina.

Newbern, 5, Sept. 5rau &ObtnIun,
cine 1T SeaufOrO, q. g., wpbnetoe lc9ale
@tttwe, ma6te tbren Aniprt9 arf ben ritfz
ItGnDig gebltebenen Mtetb3tn8 ibre6 BON Der
8e9terun9 pccl1ptrten 6a,tIes 9eltenO. Die
neult6 pom 8aibtn9tOn eingetrpfene @nt=
i6etpun9 petit ben NnlpruA Der @ittwe aus
Dem @rrnre al, neil Beaufort cine erp6erte
Stabt unD besbalb alleS eartn beinplt6e
@erlonal- uno &eal<@ieent6um re6tmGst9e
&rieeszprt 1T. DieIe @ntI9etbuna finbet
auf ale beSfaltgen Nnlpra9e NnwenDunq,
Die in ben I'M ur9ir gepelenen Staatcn, wel8e
als erpbertes @ebtet betraGtet werpen, erbp=
ben rerpen rtSsen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-18
Die gNnhI III GnIifnrnien.

Can 6ranci6cp, T.. Gept. Die
@abl 9in9 9eltern i'm 8onaen Staat rubt9
o%Dritber, opA wuroe II Elm geringeS Gptum
abgeaeben. Die Counties mG6lten republt=
faniid, San Sranct6cO erpdblte 7 9tepublt~
taner unO 7 Demofraten IN De @elesgebuua.
Nahrt6ten aus Stem Neltmtnter melben,
baB bis 80 Wtetlen n%prpwellt6 BON bort Der
Ieledraph ppllenDet 1T.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-18
Scr neberIanb SeIsnrnnh.

Smab ia, Z. Sept. Der l1eberlanO 2ee=
graph 1T I'M beiten 3ultanpe rt1b ptrD ni6t
me6r BON Dem SnDtanern bebeili9t. Man
erpartet tdgli6 9laGrtdt BON elmer S6la@t,
wel6e 8riI6en Sen. @pnaer6 Sruppen unb
ben Snpianern am 8t9 5urn 8luB ltattse=
funDen Gaben fol-.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-18
gSenee il, s~gOrd,efer.

@pr8efer, 9. Septbr, Sin 6euer
~,ert6rte beute Die Sage ,unp 5pbelmiible bes
pes Sfaac q. &reB & 60. unO s,pei @aren<
bGuler nebf pter g8pbnbaulern, 12 = Is
6amilten mnrpen CbpaGlpS, Der Gerluit 1T
ou1 $4,000 peranlhlaet.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-18
Mus Oenraia.
MSidbti9e OrSer ees Gen. 8tcaStnen. =
5cuerroafeu fms anS5uIiefsru.

Mew gDrf, 6, Sept, @n0annaG Set
tltn9en Bis gum s.. iinp etn8etrOffen,
Sen. SteaDntpu BAT cine Sroer %erlaien
in melGer ct iagt, man babe i'm unterrtGtet
Dap 6%euerpafen betuttt6 int @taate an &C.
wtlfe 9erlpnen 1ertbetlt wUrpen leien unO e,
befeblt De8talb, DAP tnterbal6 80 Su9en all
perartt9en 0epebre IN Die Deri 9tepenen Nrp:
foBmarl6aGe ab3ultefern iinp.
ga@ 9ltlauf oteier 6rtit lpllen Die 9rpfOB=
marl@a(le an9eptelen tperDett, ale Derloner
3u Serbaften, in beren 8eliB Gewebre &c fun
Den werpert.
So ldetnt, DAP Sen. Steapman8 Nd9ri9i
lebr ptfttg tit utO man @rutD BAT, eine
meitere 9tebelltpn SIT Dernut6elt,
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QI,,s mifGf6ooi.

Sad II, 6. Sept. Sruppen fpntnten
ta9lt6 bier an unb bo6 Splt 9laubt an BAL
ptge Misunderstanding Der @t1ilautpritGt.
Die Martne 8arraden wurpen am Oten5=
tag ange3anpet unp 5erItGrt.
Die 8arbt9en errthten S6ulen fir tbre
&tnper.
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(&Joral-g berltntc
(S * =

GpurS.- 0plO nottrten eeltern bic
8anquterS 0pper, 6arpeltY unp So, SO.
1862 Net 8altimpreltrabe su 1443f. 7-3Oer
9944. 10-40er 9444, 9444. 5-2Oer Sonps
1879. 1881er 1919. l S. Certificate 985B,
Caution Gpntp. 80.
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On 0rDfeS Ntc Nic
~ bes SIt Baltimore 2iebcrfranScs,
I4&e en- 9tenfa8s IL. SePt.
Bum Benefit ber @pdne. 2utb. ct. gttrns S6ule tn gDnbftp
I'M 9arleD Bart an Der 9arforo Npenue. =
gu bieftm 6eRe label Der 9tebertrdnsa ale 9r,unbe etnes
f6Bnen pic 0ics e~rsebenft Elm. Der fGatttee plat BON Oar
GeD Yart TT eeftB ether Der fh6nten @er8ni8unssplas unfes
rer Stabt nnb bic trefltten 2eiftuneet Der 8Grt Wc oenrp
ganb BON 9ancpfs Gprp5 nelbe fur bteien Sag ~enSnetrt 1T,
perbunten nit ~paGenten 0Drtrdgen beS 2ttcerfranjes, ber.
ipre6en bsn Ssiudern beS Sefes etnen seruBret6en Gag.
M6mar16 bes 5eft;uses BON BET Gu. 9utb ct. Yetrus Sir
DE in Der 8pnpitr. nrbe Santfr.ss
(fr-bD OdS 6 m tie.
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Uergnugunoerl
SIR 8aae mmo @Oncerte ~ oern,iet6e,

gen Oteuneen nnS Betanuten Der 6 DucDrbtoD 0sefeuSha #
uno BEN eeebrten Yablitum dberboupt arr @o%yiEt rs &
EST nataS t1 nsu et Sa asS E.. BEN g ~, !; sep SEPTEMBER bic f9Sns, groFs
benen RduntltAtfttet sur Mbbaltuno ssn SANE. 10y y o. =
eerten su rntetPen IT, tuenH f~raDasttfse NppItattoaT seuaSt
trtrb. eNT'
Ste elesante unb tOabare &usFufRruna bss orOs.n eo,.
les, nebf fetn %tnSbltrten @drberObe3 intmern fur Serrn rnh
Daraen, fSpie beaueme8 &e faurattOnSj tnimer, nebff erp6srt
@efdoL NIT ~bpnfdnbt9 ein9ertGteter GI6e, lafen nt6ts au
pInfhen ibrtB.
9GGadnbtseS EdfIssfGirr fir 500 @Duberte I'll at etnem
utdBt8en Ytets 3u %nltetben. Ndtere NuSfunft BET
q. 80. RpebeIt
2sit3Wl 379 80. 8aItimOrefr, 5pifGen @utap u. Yacaits.
&NNaRagA Stem MffembID Nocm8
%SE& Der 1ntersetGnete TT bereit, @neaeerents fur
p B1ae, @efeuf6dfter, Concerto, BDrleIungen, SGulr
@rbtbtttUnert, Dinner unb SDtrees &c. entgegen su nebrner.
Oie DISQUALIFICATION fnb neu ~bereefelt unb In trlfdnDieer
Oronun9: Wabsre &uafunft trtrb ertteiIt am YlaBe feltf
pber SO. 104 81. Greterfr.
(1laue4DRt) Spbn Rc@eDd. Maent.
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Sim 9ienItog
ftadh QeterSbura Mnb NtAmOn0

80 0eue Spiel 1t. 0alanterie>@aare
fir @ieoettdufer gu biGisen 8bOleiale 8retien.
Gers y. StttnbG@,
SmpDrteur,
Ce9-s) 70 u. Seistntrrtar, Ode 2rtpO!ets AueH.
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9luffprnerumn

Capt. Spbn sang, auebt Qteut. @p!, Srni 1888. Obtp
@eatnent Snf, Elm tnneer Wtann BON 25 Satren, etrsa 5
III Gtptl estletOet, SerlieB Columbus ~uusefibr am 2. Nueuf,
UNI In gDa!btnstcn @eitdfte fir bas Heeiment ;u ~beiOreen.
DerfeIbe 1T jsbod) BITS jebt nidt In gpaibtnstDn an8etCmmen
unb ba Segntutbet ptrb, bGB ibnt tr9enb Elm unelud sueeffp.
Sen 1T, 70 tnb aae bteientBen pelte treenb cine Austanft
Gbfr ibn seben f0nnen, aebeten, mir fpt0rt Mnjet8e 3u MAIDEN.
B.. ~. @utenfetn,
Ne9-S) 40 @Iter Ctr, Cincinnati, 3.
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J1eue An1etQen.
~ Sin prbentli&er &nats fam stne @teae fnten in Der
Nrnferef he8 gDfder.

w YIN prpentItHer NnnPt tHNN FINt SEEHE THFI" 7" V'
Druderet hes Weder.
sSm WeDple's Cine
Ee&IA brett mad
z Nctersbura unb &i@mc1lo,
pom Union Sod al @pncprbItr.
!8etne uutGabuns Der Glitter finbet ftdtt. 5ta6t ptrb tag
LID aneenpnnnen fir ben neuen uno ele8antensD anpter;
N9nes, Capt. g. s.. 8ptpen,
tpel8er ieben @amfas 3aGmtttas 8 ubr nbfabrt.
Der Dautpfer 1. @lalie
G0ie &ntsbt, Capt. &enelant,
Hirb je6en NetttrSG gaGmtttas 3 ubr abgeten.
Dtefe Dampfer fabren prpmpt unb beiUreen ibre Gra6t
febr f9nea. Nert6erun9 su Zen btlt8ften Staten. MuSee.
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