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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

The Worlds Pavorites are Coming Again
O1TY HALL
q, POSITIVELY ONE NIGHT ONLY
SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH Ilth.
The Great and Incompatible Gigantic
sea5i4F DUPRBz q GREENS
Mlmstrels and Brass Band!
Who will appear at the above named Hall for posi-
tiVey one night only, their return from their tr
lmphent ana successful Eastern Tour, previous 10
their departure for Buffalo, Cleveland, Detf ot Mil
waukee Chicago, st. Louis, Louisville Cincinnati.
flttsourg, Phledelphia, Baltimore and washing.
ton where the Troupe will close their Eleventh A.
aatdt 1oHr-introducing on this sion an entire
mes programme-the most attractive and pleasing
bill In minstrelsy.
Doors open to 2; commence at to O'Clock.
Admission 80 ceuts. CHAs. d. DUR 2,
samuel POND Agents. v.ia Manager.
Elem Adams, mar4d7t
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The unconditional Union voters Of Falmouth are
requested to meet at the Town House in said Town
on Friday. March Sd, at O'Clock P. NJ, to make ar
rangements for the election Of Town efcers OF the
ensuing election, 1t5-7f t1f ~
Per Order of Town Committee.
Falmouth, Feb q, 1866. marldtd
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ORIGINAL AND SELECTED.

HThe Nevburyport Hsraldh has entered upon
its SEVENTEEN volume
RThe population Of Worcester in 1850 was
IS. 963; now they estimate it at over 81 900.
ETA newspaper punster says many litter of
heresies has to trace its origin to dogma.
% The Postmaster General bias changed the
nameof Little River Village P. o. to Lisbon
Falls P. OIL Journal. ..-
VMayor Ham Of Lewiston, who has held the
Office for two years, peremptorily declines re-
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NOTICE no MARINERS.

MRDITERRANEAN-coAsTo OF SYRIA.
The Turkish government has given notice that On
and after the 9TH day of October 1884 light woud
be exhibited from lighthouse recently erected Al
fata or Jafa, on he Coast of Syria.
The light ia Q revolving light, thowiug altern.tal,
red and white flashes at In ervals of one minuta. n
Is placed at elevation Of so feet above the No.
from q distance OF IA miles -N- "ea'ner
The tower stands In the Southwest part of the town
at about 100 yards from the sea- in l. "a . ~ WI
"a A As East of Greenwich ~ ION
BY order Of the Lighthouse Board IT
= ~ W SHUBRICK, Chairman
treasury Department Office Liehthonsa E1.a
Washington City. 1855 nOaroI
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DE. HARVEY Having sold out my busi-
ness in Boston, have permanently located IN Port.
land, M, whore shall pay particular attention to
the treatment of Chronic Complaint with my new
Chemical Remedies. Gfe p
have cured hundreds of cases after all other res
edies have failed % N- 5e,
Consultation Free. "a
ONCE hours from to l2A. NJ, andfrom 2 to 8 r.
n. eJf ia s taHt-itl siaala keAI fet2ldtf M
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BRICK HOUSE No7) Free Sc. Said house is
built in this most thorough manner very Coz
venie7s aud in perfect epar. For particulars call
at G. L storer& Cos, As & 90 Middle st.
marIdlws g. L. SrORER.
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Sherman Mocing totcards RaIeigh-Prest-
s. DENTS Inaugural to be Short
Ha1 New YORK, March 81 y
" The Times dispatch says Richmond papers
Of the 18th, indicate that Sherman is moving
towards Raleigh leaving Joe Johnston's force
in his rear. 1t also says it is reported that
movements of the enemy's cavalry are taking
place 10 the northern counties of Virginia. =
The Herald's dispatch says the Presidents
inauguration speech will not occupy more
than from five to eight minutes in delivery
The number of desertes now coming into
the army OF the Potomac average lao per day,
and veterans at that, conscripts not being al
lowed on picket. sf.fa s,s ~
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i'fslA 'si4sIen y BALTIMORE, March 8.
q The Richmond Sentinel OF Wednesday, I'M.
der The head of no news frem Sherman says,
news from the South looks favorable, and we
hope soon to crafty the public with pleasant
intelligence from that quarter, a9A edj
1t also says the heavy rains and consta uent
muddy condition of the roads in the vicinity Of
Petersburg, prevent any active operations for
she present. The Sentinel reviews Governor
Browns message, and taken him to task for
QrumblinQ. y 49, -
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For sale in this city by II. Packard.

TIE HANDBOOK OF DINING, or Corpulency and
Leanness scientifically considered. By Brillat
Savarin. Translated from the French New
York: D. Appleton & Co., 1885,
A small but neat manual of couple of hun,
dred pages, which, says the Translator's pref.
ace, sis especially devoted to the cure of Lean
ness and Reduction of Corpulency, rather than
to the art of giving dinners.'' 81 81
For sale in this city by Bailey & Noyes.
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m office,

The unconditional Union voters of Windham, are
requested to meet ct the Town House, in said Town.
on Saturday, March Attn. 1885, at two O'Clock p NJ to
select candi -ates for Town Officers for the ensuing
year. Per Order Town c sm
Feb 28--td
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THE GREAT GERMAN HEILMITTEL

THE GREAT GERMAN HEILMITTEL
viii positively cure se rf5
-Catarrh, bronchitis, Coughs, Colds.
MN. And the first stages Of
l9o 70 O N 8 U M ITO NJ ..sgf
c ms It'll sure preventative for AL.
.peGt ss3aE DIP RIA. sa4 a7s8s
For sale by all Druggists. Price per Bottle 50,
y .iis lidsii gs5 WEEKS g POTTER, if15s
nruggists, No, ITO Washington Street. Boston, Mass
1t t9aA taa at General Agents. fsb15d6w
5sal9 1dt ion NOTICE. cd ''
) DR. P. P. Quincy would give notice that on and
after March lst, 1886. his terms win be follows;
First Examination, at ofhce,.g laJng 50 90
B Each subsequent ting, at office, 15S 100
First examination at residence, ii within the
a city. We fi1la aili n Ig and lHd - $50
4 Each Subsequent visit, x 1865
Terms for visiting patients in other places can be
learned at his Office, No. Is International House,
or by addressing him letter there's enclosing stamp.
rs Portland, Feb IL, lss5.-d6w* s5 K, sgogl ,sJr
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PArrTENs INFANTRY TACTICS, Bayonet Drill and
Small Sword Exercise Compiled agreeably
to the latest regulations of the War Depart
ment, from standard military authority. By
Lieut. Colonel Geo. Patten, U. s A. New York:
J.W. Fortune, 1865. ssQa
This little manual is sufficiently explained in
the title to be understood by men of military
taste-the only class who are expected to feel in
terested in it. i'
We are indebted to Messrs A. Williams s. Co.,
Boston, for copy.
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Recent Publications,

GROUP or CHILDREN and other Poems; By D.
z. Colesworthy. Boston: Antique Bookstore.
Fp. @3o.l "a = 81 rosssonae 81
This volume, by townsman Of ours who was
neverjustlyappreciated while living here, abounds
in beautiful and genuine thought, oftentimes
charmingly expressed, and full of the hearts.
rhythm. OF the principal poem, though clever
and pointed, we do not think 80 highly. as Of
Others, which make little or no pretension. tas
zoa Our good brother seldom flashes up, or out
meteor like-and never runs into the rhodomon-
!, tade or extravagances of poetry, but always,
and everywhere, you find q deep religious feel
ing, a kindness of heart and gentleness worthy
of the highest commentator; and almost al
ways set to inward music such as Watts, Gold
smith and Montgomery delighted in. 80
b We have reason to know that six of these very
poems have appeared in our school-books, with
out the name of the author, after going the
rounds of the newspapers year after year - one
Of them having been twice published in our
Christian Mirror as waif- and that two of
them, if no more, have found their way across
theAtlantic.
In word, if these little poems were brought
forth by a stranger over sea, we have no doubt
in the world that they would take their place in
the foremost rank Of the simple and true and
beautiful of our day. Take sample or two 81
THOUGHT.
If but single thought drop
.rss Into drowsy ear, sr,s
1t may receive the spark of hope m
IT. 56il And the desponding sh&er .,St.
Lsys word may save where 1olumes fail 3.l-pi
roo z 50 81 spoken from the heart; 80
And with the dying soul prevail, ---+
Z -tate y And life and strength impart.
YEAH can speak gentle word, goz ooi1g
To bless the weak and low; .13ql
Ando'er fes dark and dreary road
sweet howers and sunshine throw.
One more specimen IA single stanza-and we
have done:
la50 n1fsfToI4 WINTER. 1g4
How cold it is and dreary %
II VIC The snow Is on the ground: hnb
The chilly north wind bloweth
,sgGtb With melancholy sound ,
The bright and flashing river
A'osasA The peasant leaping rill gUau1
Are touched by Winters finger
s And are smooth and still.
I Let those who remember Mr.. Colssworthv. his
pleasant countenance, cheerful temper, and great
modesty, do us the favor to look into this little
gathering and see if they do mot find the man
himself there, patient, hopeful, undiscouraged.
and wide-aWake to the last under all circum-
stances
For sale in this city by Fl. Packard. eaa
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MARINE NEWS.
FORT OF PORTLAND.


= Friday. ,.......................M March ..
ARRIVED.
Steamer Lewiston, Knight Boston. 7i
Sob Oscar. Mailock. Eastport. Fua
Sch L L Wadsworth, Bryant, Pembroke.
Sch N NJ Brewer. Smith. Eastport for Boston
~ Sch Vulcan. Hcrsey, Pembroke for Portsmouth.
Sob Philanthropist, Homer, IRON Bucksport for
Baltimore. - 80 - @N~ ~ - L. Z
CLEARED. ,.'r
Bargue Almonsr, Lampher, Trinidad - e Chur
chill q Co. 1920 t14t'A-A IN,
Brig Pleiades, (Brl Collins, Havana-J d Lord. nj
Sch Elliott, Watts, Fortress Monroe McGilvery.
- Sch Eliza Ellen, Noyes. New York; Freeman, Jr
Sob Harriet Fuller, Upton, Boston-Jos ID Whitel
Sch Atlantic, of Bangor, from Cardenas for VIM
terport. arrived ct Holmes Hole I'd inst having on
board the captain, mate and one man, of brig Young
Republic. Of Portland, before reported abandoned
at sea.
Barque Andes Capt Merriman, which sailed from
Portland Jan 23d for Cardenas lost two men on the
passage-Aaron Tucker, of Eastport, lost overheard
Jan 26th, and George GRAY of Eastport, fell from
aloit Feb I'd, and was killed at
. Sch Susan Jane, of York, 5St tons, built at York
in 1852 has been sold to parties In Annisquam aft
Sch Telegraph. of Bristol. S7A TONS built at Harps
well in 1851 and sch Sc Lawrence of Cape Porpoise
6s toms have been sold to parties in Annsquan, the
latter for $500.
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B"Bones." of Duprez Green's Minstrels,
says that mare is the maiden name of q
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SchofeId forms a ,Jssnettoss 4e,th Sherman-
H0rdee and Hood cat off.
"a u ,ss2tto 40 New York, March. 8.
| The Richmond Examiner OF the 2Sth indi-
Gates that Schoield has joined Sherman, and
that Hardee's Charleston force and the rem
nant of Hoods old army have been cut off
from uniting with johnson. Ie.. SAD
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Look, Look slio
800 Buff EnvelopesI Only $1.26.
LAT sDRESSER's OLD STAND,
sidi 90 Exchange st., above the Post once. -Dst
Il e7.a % igoag .t-l4A grs7s alisea febSd4Ws
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TEBBETTs BROTHERS.

Druggistsand Chemists, Proprietors, Manchester,
GEORGE o GOODWIN Z co., ss Hanover
street, Boston. General Wholesale Agents
Wv WHrPPLH, Agent for Portland, Maine.
jan 2eod Ans FL e17aF 4eI
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4 z2sart PoRiTL.AND iA. ws.
Photographic Gallery
.ALONZO 8. DAVIS, Proprietor, aiia
80 Middle ST., Portlaad, Me.
o Copying done In the best manner dsc2stf
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= Entered according to act of Congress, in the
year 1863 by Drs Lighthill in the Clerks Office of
the District Court Of the United States for the
Southern District OF New York; 10
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Philadelphia. fH sTl7 7',--7'-
Feb %, lat 50 Is. Ion 70 10. brig H Emery, from
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-tis CoLGATE,s HONEY SOAP. =
THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in suoh universal
demand, Il made from the choicest materials,
is mild and emollieut In Its nature. fragrantly
scented, and extremely beneficial in its act upon
the skin. For Sale BY all Druggists and F#aes
Goods Dealers. II a3iog Bs jansldlyr.
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NATICE

NAPLES. March 81. 1895
fNVHIS Is to certify that have this day given mr
IL son John Wesley Green bis time shan 81 la5
fore. from this da o. none Of his oarnnos "
vi all pay any debts Of his contracting. a. n0'
Attest-H. d. Torrey. marSdsta
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Wanted.

A MAN to do c,mmon Gardening, ard to taSs,
IA charge OF a private Stable. Apply to
GEO. W. WO0DMAN,
mar4d4Ris 81 and Sc Middle 81
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Notice,
Rare Chance for Rusiness.

HtC O7lNHECC TUT RH3HH1t8N.
Envo any one desiring an interest In long and wall
Il established paying business, in this CITY can
hear ofsuch an opportunity by addr ssing
mar4d0 BUSINESS Box la9e
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9 Robert Small, the colored hero of the
steamer Planter, has made $4,000 during the
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The daily ISSUE of The Press is 1argef than the eon
med e,rc,atOn of all the other da'tiss in the city
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GRAND RALLY
20 O ITY III "A Il l.
2TTEH ~. IET gWFA IaIAk4 as
Tails EVENIN G,

AT 2 LIE o'CLoCK. .svr He'd
To receive and act upon the Report of the Commit
tee Amounted to q 2 s.-sts - - -,---
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Nominate a Candidate for Mayor.
ar Several Gentlemen viii address the meeting.
BY ORDER or 1AE CRY COMMITTEE.
9i arch 4th-d1t se ~ aoA1ssa go
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SSrillem un0 9(moem0lGfer

SD erlause mir benz beut6eu 9ubltum bic @nse6e gu
matcn tag tb m6 OILS Opttcus tier ntebr8elaen babe
nm fduu beu nit Srtgen ~ 9endu unb ttdB perieten.
Rtte etnes Oppmeter fann i'd tS Nuae meien unb Cbne
gpre,e Bren u rrpbiren set3 BITE redten @dier 8ebtn
We{uc en- Breure MID 70 oft tn Q0aftn8tpn tefuGt
baGsn CRUDE td aud ber Bedats baS GlstGt 3u ttun
Epbta g. Spticlan. aus g4dfbtnetpn,
So & ytgrS GreenlraBa,
np27id1tl sntGben BdIttmple- unb BapetefraBe.
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traf i6n nirgeno8. 2.uf GOnitun3e'S Ingelt6
mel(te eilt 9tu8orud bon unrube, alS lie Saco;
bO int @arten traf uno gum iiebenten Wlale biz
8ra9e WieoerbOlte:
n6aben Sic ibn NOD nidt auf9eiunoen?"
v9tein," antmprtete Sacobp uno ieBte, Gpnz
itan8o'S .6ul1O faiIenO, bin5u uS6 pante Sbz
nen fiir o08 Sntereile, oasSie Dem armen SUM-
gen betpeen, uno fir Den Bug wabren Ge4t8~
geftlbls, peldeS Sic an ben Sag le9ten 9l4
6rdulein Gpnitan5e Sic piRen nidt, tpte 9llfz
ll6 mtd ba8 mabte."
SacpbO 2an9e oriidte i6neQ ibre !6anb an
Ietne Qppen uno le9te bann ibren glrm in ben
ieinigen.
G8 entftanO cine uugenblidGi6e paule, pdbz
reno wel4er iie bic Stufen 5u Der Seraiie bins
auflttegen.
GUnitan3e unterbra9 1ie nit ben 8Orten:
n@(aubten Sic oenn, i6 iei olIer b6bern, eo>
Iern unO eurItern @efrble bar, baB bieier mo-
tiirlide 3u9 BON Weni4lt4teit Sbre 8eriuunz
perung erregte? SD bate 9e9Iaubt, paB Sic
better pDn mir td6ten."
vg8ir iijblen un8 immeroar olIdli6, tpenn
pir Die aunogetung ppn Sigeuidaften ieben,
wrmt mir ilt unierer 8orteuung Bic Verpn
ihmitdten, welde ben 9r6Bten She'll unierer
@eoal fen in Qnipru9 nimmt."
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2oit le9en, ba6 i'd Sbre Geoanten in 2ln.
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elnen i6er5baften Son an5uitimmen iu4te; il
rer Stimme oebru6 eS Qber on Der getp6bnlts
den Si6erbeit.
rSa."
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au8geipro4en, tpelhe Gonitan5e 9epillermaBen
n5tbi9te, gu ibm auf3uieben.
Sine SetunOe begegneten ii4 ibre 8lide.
g8as Der ieinige auSoriidte, baB mag 6reia
piTen; un8 ilt mr 10 piel betannt oaB alti
GOr rtan5eS g8angen, Stolen, frii9 unb tparnl,
brann'en.
S6mei3enO 9ingen iie ii6er ben 9auSflur
uno oann binauS gu ben Sunjenoen.
2ll5 GOn1tan5e SacObO'8 9trm fobren lief,
f(iIterte fe:
p9ant fir bieien Nu9enblid!"
yGr lebt Iie," ba6te 6eIIrib, beren 9lueen
in oieiem QugenbIid aui SacObO fielen. Sie
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5tirrne, S6nter3en uuo &dmpfe ie 10 tief be-
grub, baB ni6t einmal Elm Ne6iel Der 6urbe
Gttpa5 OapOn auf Dem itplSen, epeln Angeliat
gu ertennen CAB.
(6ortiebung fOl9t.)
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Seinritb Senft,
Smpprteur pDn
u i { ilts u1to Qf1lScrz W Sci 1T { Il.
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pDu 1864 (1te-)
Sautcrnc QBcGnc,
In Bansen unb bdlben SdIern,
@larets, Hbein= unb WtOiel=Beine, Pprttpeine,
Sberrps, Ylopeira, 2bipntba
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flil6-&) $40 gB. 8dlttmUraar.
Bur SSeocbtmn9g
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Bein.
Durd bas auen be8 3OIbes ube Id nsd 9eranlabt aud
mene a0enpres beratjusSen Enb 8ete Upn heute an m
retnen 6uten SflBer etu per dQpne Bu $180; So
bI6en Sberaneer (DParteraer 81 pnb 70 b6tet; mgtuG
-a0stns 3u 81, better 9ualitdt..
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BON TGifdtt.
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0omaro 81 Scene s. GG+,
IS @rdan9e Blace,
en- ffer!retr but8:
800 D3b st. SuIter, @Iaret
1000 y GbampeBner tn Quarts uno Dtnt$;
1000 Il 8betn gDene Derf9teDent SOrt-n. (29-N
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tu!8ju baben bet NorbItn8er g.,
Wp. 102 Qpmtarbitt.
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$0errcuticl1eT@&G0cI,
DeIt 8ratt Str. gto. 358 uno $685..
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len bprrdt6g 6aen unb aud iOe uuf 8efeluu8 anfer=
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ny aGe 8efeGuugen Werbeu prompt. bili8 unb in
ttrseiter 5rift angeferti8t.
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TbUmaS &bprmpfDn'8
patentirter
Observation-Disclosures un0 Ner6cl1crcr.

Si0uclr>NtltlllntCllr uttO NerbCllcrCr.
S1r. 29 SMr GjapStr. Baltimore UlS.
Der nterjbnete bat gaente tn ben Der Stadten, O.
raba 5rantetb Se9ten Splanp unb anoeu eurrpatlhen
9lnhern Ir etre @rnbun9 erwprten. Der @rpeB 1T aui
naire 0ulff bdftrt unb fetne 8eIutdte nb auBer be-
freet6epb. benn iere unren9tet ptrb gdnii duSged-
tn Cbne eaB Gle Suite bes Stpes IN 8ertr9er gDe bar
unter ebet. Ter @rnoer nutrbretet benz Dub lttpm ad
tun8Sppa Conbentrte 8erGte prDeCr 8de ppu Darts
unb rDiehor aen pOn SalinCre @t fu8t ferntr bic Nds
enmentGr Wtotjtner SaltmoreS tln5u el6e fnS Sp
fem nbpiiren. @bemer f6nnen ertiGreube Ybamp9lete
opm nteret6neteu pber snem eiuer Agenten rbaIten,
Gpn 9rUfe1pr Nifen BON Baltimore,
DaS 8eulfat metner Gemt{Gen llntrluduns BON Yir.
EbpmpSns prr3eB 5et9t sufrteperefno bag oeflbe Qe
Uprbetle etnl6leBt UNI bte unrenlGeteu gus 9Queuren
auueteen ben SO teOeten0 ~ eerteliern e baB leg
auf fetne 9Detie acrt ptrb Der Dre3es TT duf
IrtGe 9ule batrt peldbe gang peuttb eIleS puai1eRS
wertbe Setgt.
SD betradte btele N1etbpbe ais 1etr wert6Sul
fir Gpniumenten, bepuberS SnSaltben. Die
llnretnlihfeiter, tpeld9e 10 erfUl9ret6 pur4 Mr.
6bOmplpn8 99lfem au88ei4teben merpcn liub
aae bOcbit ftbGolttb. 5uNl Delft telpnberS
etue6 Der er9efdbrlid)1tcnu nuarfottidbcnOtftc
uno in iraeno cirer .9Ofi5 geiGbrlt6 e8
ptrttbetGubenounb lh Gplid1 auf bic @jelunb6cit
leIblt in fletneren Quantit6ten. Ietn 2iQueur
1T brauGbdr, rpenn er in irgcnb einem GerbGlt>
Mile bie1e IbGcli6en Stpife entbdlt.
GSilinm g.. u. Qlifem, 0t. 9. g. 8.
grpiepr ter Gtennte unb YGnrmass b. untoerftdt
Gpn 9rpfelIpr Ba1ett Dpn Yart8+
Mm 81. . Desem Ser 1854. Dfr. G6pmpICn bon Balti
more erfubte mid mene Wetnuns be5Ia6 letner &re
belerung I'm Tabr Der &entenne 8ranbes Sins Uut
gDbi8es, melde tbrem unretnen 3ufanbe temCrfen8
wertbe YrOpprtipueu brenuencer. et9er Subfanen en
balten. Wlene unteriadune beS Slurun8sprreieS NOR
g66f teriebtsenb.
Die grfnbung Seist, baB lte nuf taturli6e nnb
riIIenihafttte prtn5tpicn baiirt 1T unb bic 6Gs
bt9feit Bat alleu 9lnfprberuneen Al eutlpre6en.
Das Gelutlt ber Analpe mar bag ae llureinlibftten
auS9s6eten grben pbne BITE 8 lte teS StCe8 ,u af,re
TN 0e8entbe wur6e berlsIbe mod bebeutnb 0erbeGert
SD 3D9ere ni6t au la9em Rap Der Yrp3e6 febr
wertbSpu fir Sonfumenten nnb cine arcRe
SlcauiftttCn fur inbultrteae ltnterneGnungcn
ietm mle.
Wrpf ter @tfmte tn Qrrts
Der YrpSeB tn cpn Zen nahgenannlen tmnerten Wteet~
stne MaplanbS ebr auertGnnt un6 empiC9tGn ppreent
Yrpf. g. 49, Niltenberser. 0t Sppn Sudler.
SrCt @brtppter SpbufPn. rJppn Y: 1tpntnt
Or. 9Dm $. 8albea 9r' . y SpJ,
Or. 3. s.. O'DOrronn. NJ y. y. ~ Deaes.
sSrT llmtrTeidnete bat eln MpbeQ elGeS er NIT ger-
anaeu sio uS tete austunt erbetlt Gr beltauft feu
RsHt an sin,elne Se5tn8ur9en frerben anf MnIrdee
mtaetbeIlt 9BGsttes inb bet tpn tn Sa8 uub Sae Su
perfauen'
SbUmaS SbpmpIon
Supporter tpn SIanbte8, Sins gDtues &c.
(@tabltrt 1887
(I4npb1mp) 20 SIp @apltt,ealtV
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-18
@OlSoterts1 s1San,ilieae

tBnnea t9re @niprudr fir
N1o1ooctocr, &plO, 9Jcn;ipn uno 9rilen.
CCl0Cr
prompt epIlecttrt etbd ten.
Gbeno Rudfdnbe bpn SDlb pelde fir Off3tere Der Gr.
nee Un6 SHARING fGnia dnb. Dian penbe itb
SSin. %. Sill,
gtc 70 g9ef Sdgettefr., Baltimore,
efgcs @uafuuft btr6 unentgeloltG ertbettt.
~ @nfra8en vDu aWsparts mWien etnen pDf- Stamp
entDalteu fir Sic Aatport. (Npr12jQ
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-18
ljermjCCOte An5eigen.

Samuel 1irk s. S0bue,
as2 Saltimore Gtr.,
MAIDEN Eerm abtun8sooa &iuier auf Sie fo8enten tu
uub { 8duten 99aarer, pebe au has Befe au88e-
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