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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-31
nRRKEI.EY CnuNTY,

We have nothing in tho way of de-
tail from Berkeley. AIartinsburg Sim
ply advises us that the Union majority
Is; as first reported, about seven hum
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-31
German Weekly Newspaper,
In wh,eelips, ". Va.
Der Arbeiter FIreund.


A BOUT THE FIRST OF DECEATRER
- next VIII commence the publication or
asGERALAfS WEEKLY NEWSPAPER 6soS
Ing he above title. As the name Indicates.
q tgdLL ddtocse the fieIsts Of the TdbOTinG eSTSS
and Will be devoted 10 the WeiiaFe al IN, f$1
man population generally. Il win be isSIiefl
On Satnfday OF each week, and viii lie mint
SIe I fy51s saI %hite paPer In large and legi-
e9ght eottllIS ol matter and viii present s,,ssb
Week g complete record OF the Current New.
Ine I;rodnce and Cattle Markets Of tlle pFincis
7, ~ me st unite States Editorial Com
4oSl news nom all quarters OF fiie SSfnfP and
E9etLS ana miscellany of various klnds -
,4GRlll De ouFaim To make tlDREF a paFTTnv,
EIsls!1 an asccePtable Family ewspaperto
S!t1IAL,ls Q az &h1LeS ofp0litiedl fFiih bnf he
general tone of The paper wni be Demo SFafJc
anS y WI, earnestly advocate the riglitS Of
,a Price for one year, In adyance-Two DOL
Eor six ulQntllS-One Dollar
Where delivered by Carrier in fine cit,, 49,,
DoLlafs and TWenty-flYecantE w
Subscriptions and Acknowledgements -, -
speetfully solicited. 10 tAle ne ne
Lewis Baker.
geltla-N4 49, u. Wheeling. w Va -f.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-31
Cash for Grain

ItHE SUBSCRIBERS WILL PAY CASH
Il for grain delivered at their yynrSi1nuSts ToTt
ner OF Market and Quincy streets.
-OC8 CfORRErII. q co .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-31
Co-Partnershin-

HAVE ASSOCIATED WITH ME- n =
Naegele, to continue the House, sim and nd
9InaInental Painting, in all its bFanc6es n n,
0eE: tne nrIn name Of Hamilton 4 NSa0aIsE
y ine Old stand, Market street two dSoTSs
gI'. me I star Foundry Thankful for tie
t,1 Tn lLr9nage bestowed on the old
" W sMe respechnlly solicit continuanEe
oc2slws 8. RNA AEaiieL .PN :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-31
To the Public

MRS. n. c. LEIGH RETURNS TO THE
w public her most cOTJllal thanks for the
SeEy npefI1l share OF patronage bestowed upOn
neFduElnE the - years she has been en-.
Saged In the clothing business in this city.
fully sOlicits and Will strive TO meFii Al fI,sSr
new place Of business, a continuation Of the
patronage heretofore enjoyed.
NJ. @. LEIGH & CO.
oc<9 No. ll8 Main Street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-31
HAMPsHIRR COUNTY,

The returns received from Piedmont,
New Greek, Ridgeyille and Burlington,
show that Kennedy, for Judge, and
Downey, for Senate, have small ma
jority inthe county.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-31
Valuable Property for Sale.

II OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE MY BRICK
Ihlock OF store houses ON Main Eireef nov
occupied by Geo. r. Taylor, as a DIN rEsoIi
store John n. Hall, Is a SaddIeF sh6p ana
Clemens q CO.. Is cabinet WareFuomR.
Also the store rooms occupied bY J., C Orr
&Co., VIM. A. Turner, ]. n. smith & Co. ana
Others on the eastEide OF Main Street. NJ NOT
sold by the first OF December next, vim rent
the same fof next year.
THOMAS HORNBROoR,
ONCE, Custom House
Rs ReTa9 asgs No. 90 Eor stFeet' FtftllvaEd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-31
NFALLIBLB HAIR REEORAFIVBy !!
This g no Hair Dive.

TTNHE IMMENSE SUCCESS WITH wHYCH
- TINS Preparation Inns met during tie Ehort
utne Y mas been before the public, has indueCiI
me thousands and tens Of thousand. W iIS
nounce It the ONLY and TF3IjfI Hail Hai59 IN
aTVe. Inc Eureka has been Introduced intn
au tue principal cities both East and West
t Il llASlng tatthfully performed all that n
claimed for 1t, has superseded an other Hai1
!f = The Eureka restores GRAY Haij
S 9s ORIGINAL eolori prevents the hhfT nom
lne sc1lp, mparhng 10 the hair a soffneES
1tISsG qeSss ana youthful appearance that no
eureka Is free from all impurities Of noisono
scalp or hands. ''-eA.N'As aAAAAAllA
ManufactnTed and sold, wholesale and "a.
tali 5y ROBERT FISHER, Sole Agenf1
Soi2 North Ftfth street, st. Louis No.
S0Iu w noleSale and Retail by IT n I0Sgoy,
q 1So{ and Logan, List q Co.. agents. To-
" " neeIlng, West Va. Sold also BY ID. BocIS.
ing. ,aris= 80 ~ ilsSI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-31

Editors 1llteligeneer: i p1'H i.
Haeans and Zinn have handsome
majority in Preston-about three hum
dred as near as we can now estimate
Il Is believed here that Burdett has
beaten Brown largely for the Senate
in the district. Tucker county returns
show small vote. Teter is estimated
to have a majority of ..
Yours Truly, VIM.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-31

s IoIIN MINOR Bo1Ts was the leading
guest At a brilliant dinner party in
Richmond on the 9Th.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-31
1spftial Aptifes.
ITCH, ITCH, ITCH.
scratch, Scratch, scratch.


ITCH, ITCH, ITCH.
scratch, scratch, Serateh.
.WHEATON'S OINTMENT
WIN cure the Itch in A8 hours
Also cures Salt Rheum, UlcetS, ChIIblains,
and all EnptIons Of the Skin. Price 50 cents.
For snle by all Druggists.
BY sending 90 cents to WEEKS & POTTER,
sole Agents.. lao Washington street, BOSTON,
Mas. Il will be forwarded by mail, free OF
postage, to any part Of the United States.
COCO CREAM FOR THE HAIR.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
No more rancid PomadeslI
Nom6re rancid Pomadestl
you want something elegant,
II you admire delicious Perfume,
II you desire soft and silky Hair,
II you want your Hair preserved,
Iryou want your Hair to grow ~
Ifyou want to prevent premature Baldness,
II you want to be lid of Dandruf,
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream. al
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
tUseths Coco Cream.
Price IS cents q bottle,
~. EAUaH1Ns 9 RUsHFIELp,
ju23 Wheeling, W. Va.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-31
Meotion Returns.

we have the following additional
Items of information in regard to the
election.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-31
Thonnas Hnphas

MILL CONTINUE THE MERCHANT
w Tailoring, and wholesale and FetNil cI0ih-
ing business at the old stand, No. 81 corner.
MOnrOe and Water Streets. Oc28fIni.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-31

The majority in this county
for Teter will be over one hundred
The vote is not full. Yrs. A..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-31

THR bin introdncetl into tho Tenncs-
see Senate by John Trimblc, and said
to be liECly to pass, is in accordance
with President JOhnson's ideas ON the
the subject. II gives the suffrage at
once toeOlored soldiers, and to colored
men and Indians, able to read and
write, and who wero free previous to
February o, 1865: and to the negroes
who were freed on that day by the
I amendment to the State Consultation, it
gives the suffrage, on the same terms,
: ten wears after TINT dnte.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-31
Cantion.
Settlement.

A LLPERsoNsINDEBTED TOTHELATE
G1Lnrm OF VIM. B. Senseney q Co viii DieoSe
c0u and settle without further notice "a fhe
accounts must be closed - t'iS
HENRY STURGEON
ocSEIw" ut Thomas Sturgeon 4 f;SSSs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-31

THR Fenian congress, which was
lately in session at Philadelphia, is re-
ported to be in secret session at New
York now, but 1t Il probably only a
few of the chief magnates, as the dele
gates who went 10 Philadelphia have
returned home. A military plan for
{ gaining frcedOn' in Ireland has been
submitted and discussed, hut the chief,
have not yet announced the day when
said freedom will DO gained,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-31
s. s. sANFoRp. lIannrer.
Two Mules For SaIe 2

OFFER FOR SALE TWO MULES OF
4 good size-B years old-Will work any nlace
INQUIRE OF JOHN JEFFERSOS,'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-31

We hive before us the prospectus of
the "PdtriOt aud TtNth Teller, a paper
to be published in warronton, North
Carolina. the motto Of which is: 'pThe
liberty of tho press, tho shield OF free
dom. the sconrgc of Tyrants." The
proposed editor was "A raging rebel dur
ing tho war, hence the prOpriety of the
he Inns adopted. He says in his
prospectus thut '.ycars ago, before the
bristles OF manhood Ind sprouted on
his chinH Those are his worisl he adOp-
ted the motto. We have no doubt he
will be a delightful editor to read amer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-31

BARBOUR COUNTY.
Pu1rInppr Oct 0a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-31

Something Further about Governor
PelFpOIncs DIalcuIty with Hon.
Freeman Clarke.
from Warrington Telegram to The Ne1p York
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-01
The secret In Magic.

Robert Houdon concludes his memoirs with
a chapter of Arab miracles. which he explain.
ed. The Aissaoua eat pounded glass. Hou.
don powdered some for himself and ate 1t, aud
ke avers that his appetite for -dlaRsr was inn
proved by the dose. They walk on red-hot
iron,with bare feet ,andlpass their tongues over
white-hot pl4tes of iron. Professor Semen
tricia discovered that. by rubbing into the skin,
a solution of alan evsporated to spongy
state, it was rendered iusensibe TO the action
Of red.hot iron. He ruboed himself with
soap aud found thateven the hair did not burn.
He rubbed the alum into his tongue
aud mpped the glowing metallic surface with
out pain Houdon himself then tried passing
bis hands, slightly dampened, through a
stream, OF melted iron, and found, as Others
have done. that it left no scar on him.
| An English conjurer used to thrust a sword
through his body, shove knife up eithe
nostri to the handle and thus spitted sing 1
song. Houdon bought the secret Of the in
vulnerable, and now divulges it The perfor
mer was very thin With a waist.belt b,
strapped his tender paunch tight down upor
the vertebal column, substituted card
board stomach for the suppressed part, cover
ed all With flesh colored lights: betwesn th
true and alseabdomeu he fastened seal
bard, covered the apertures on the side wit
rosettes, placed sponge filed with red liqui
in the scabbard and there thrust his SWORD
which came out covered with bogus blood, c
course The pug.nosed monntebank enioye
physical conformation which permitted th
delicate and delightful performance.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-01
Governor through of ohio.

This gentleman does not seem to have won
the highest regard Of the soldiers from his
State. There has been organized Union
Central Committee of the Army of the Cum
berland, to carry into effect the call of the
Governor OF Ohio who will pay some regard
work by holding meeting on this Tuesday,
evening, at the chapel Of the Christian Com
mission, in Chattanooga, and will thea more
particularly call upon Ohio soldiers TO come
forward and lend their aid to the object for
which the committee was organized = Mash
vius Daily Press, ApriI25.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-01
Drawings: 1st June, fst September, is,
December

Prices OF shsresrfor each separate Drawing One
Share 10 Dollars, IL hares 100 Dollars no Shares
900 dollars cutrencv, payable in United sta o.
Notes, Drafts or Bills OF Exehaug on Europe.
Remittan es TO be m de Ia girtered LttfeTB.
Arrangements have heen mud thst the Prizes vii
be rented rect % the Winners or that they can be
Apply to Mr.. FREDERICK stNrz, Banker and
Financial Agent in hRAEkToRr, MkfsH on letters al
dressed TO Three King Court. London, viii be At
to ded 10. lIfE
this paper. lNHe
Letters TO be directed "per steamer, via Liver
pool p Frederick slints, Banker. in FrAnkiort-on
the.Mans. Remlttauoes which arrive alter tue da,
o ofdmwpg, Fillb returned or invested In the mex
ID :awing, at the option ofthe sender, ifa H.. .l
/ ai2i2NwtfaIb ti
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-01
A Deserved Rebuke.

The Chicago Times rebukes come of the
eastern journals for their sensational articles
in relation to an alleged plague that is sweep
ing over Europe These sensational articles
it considers, is calculated TO throw half the
nation into dconvulsions. The Times de-
clares M s8 lsrl
The fact is that the "pague" in Russia is
no plague at all The plague proper makes
no distinction in its victims. Ii takes them
from the palace and the hut it is complete
democrats pure leveler. The disease now
raging so fatally in Russia confines its at
tacks exclusively to the poorer elasses, aud
has it's origin in unhealthy food, insufficient
quarters, and the crowded condition Of pre-
cincts devoted to the residence OF the labor.
| ing classes In not one single respect has
liz any resemblance TO the plegue It's symp.
toms are different; its method OF attack dif-
ferent; and the patient dies under totally diff
ferent conditions. aes
The truth is, that in some of the frontier
towns OF RussiH and Prussia, very malig-
nsnt fever, is. sweeping away the poorei
classes, II has a local origin, aud thus faI
has not reached outward. And this is al
that there is for basis OF sensational afli
ees which discourse learnedly about The
lplsgue, about the horrible effluvia of hattie
fields and which frighten into couvulsions
all the old women and timid people Of tn,
country by Attempting. to establish con
nection between the civil war in this county
aud local disease occurring thousands o
miles away on another continent
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-01
Death In the wall.


The Peoples Journal Of Health has an arr
iicle with this fearful title, which ia al at.
tack on wall papsr The writer says
A good clean paper is certainly more pleas
ant TO the eye ihan a assured aud smutty
w6ll wdose scales Of lime ace continually
peepg OF and soiling every garment that
cones iu contact with il. And if "A proper
selection is made, aud there be no other iin.;
ing OF similar stuff beneath, it Is not only
more pleasant to the sense, bntit Is almost
equal to the wbitened wall, But here IS the
dliiienity: As general rule, ,.one coat Of pa
per Is put over the other, as the last gets ico
much sohed 10 look we'll, until several layers
cover the original surface, thus often produc.
ing an actual cause OF disease. 5..t,v ~
A few years siuce we. occupied house
built some twenty years before, IN the old
English style, strong aud sold, SO that IL
seemed almost as good as, or better even,
than new, We we're gravely told that Que
room in it seemed to be fatal to lis occu-
pants; hence Tor several years it had stood
vacant One OF the first things that received
attention was This III reputed department. 1t
was north room, so situated that a few rays
Of sunlight peered into corner Of it for a
short time only portion of the year, entirely
avoiding it for months together. Well, here
surely was ona cause Of its unheatthlahess,
but not enough. After the cobwebs we're di-
/ ly brushed out we searched further. A good
sized fire place and two large Windows afforded
/ an entirely sufficient chance for ventilation,
so we could not look there for the evil The
! walls next re .eived attention, They were
covered with heavy velvety green paper,
but not only this, for upon peelng off small
en- kntfa lau
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-01

THE SON OF HoRAcE GREKLEY--It is
doubtless not known to majority. Of readers,
years, il the Federal army. he is stopping
regiment, the 24th N Y. cavalry, 10 which he
present at MorgaDzin, in Louisiana From a
remark that the young gentleman was at pains
she belonged to the 24th New York cavalry
himself, not to any id nigger regiment
II would appear, to say the least OF il, tha
the teachings of his distinguished father hat
been expended on him to 20 purpose.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-01
ohio legislature.

We are happy to have 1t in our power to
say to our renders, the ponderous body
known as the 0sio Legislature, adjourned on
last Thursday near midnight, in a blaze Of
glory, well flled with spirits, making night
hideous TO the tune Of John Brough's soul
marching on. Amongst the last acts was an
attempted impeachment of Judge Van
Trump which failed most gloriously = No
arthur Democrat 'aa' 50
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-01

Any person who viii! return the child, or
inform her mother Of her whereabouts, will
be literally rewarded and will relieve moth.
er's distressing anxiety Will papers notice
this p Cleveland (O) Herald.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-01

"Are you good boy ApdrswG'' This
question was put by a Sunday School teacher
10 q lad when be frat came to school. II am
willing You should inquire, SIR replied lbe
boy, "Whom shall askf said the teeher
9 Ny mother" replied Andrew tg8a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-01
ApvERTIsINs ilATRs.


One square, eighty words, ,one 90
Per sonara each We in addition 49,. .....,.. ~
Per square, one year,. .s....lz W
eS Terms for advs easements tccul yinP gieait 4
space or for longer period thar atove
known At the Counting Room All advertisements are
cIa ged at III above rates, ,uniesH written
IN made previous to Insertion All casual edteftife'
ments must be paid for in advan,e 9. rni-G Gf1
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-01
A Dlsiresslng case. !.

On the 81 day OF April last man calling
himself William Ferguson, and representing
that he lived with bis parents in Mount Gil
cad, Morrow county, came to New Haven,
Huron county, and induced Mrs Mary Pence,
OF that place. to atrnst to him her girl of ten
years OF age, named Clara, saying that his
parents desire1to take the child to bring up.
Mrs Pence objected to permanent separation
from her child ba., at his urgent solicitation,
consented to let the child go for few
weeks. rfa
Ferguson promised the mother that if the
child became discontenteo, or the mother dis.
satisfied with the arrangement, he would inn
mediately return with the child. Up to this
time the mother has obtained no clue to her
child and, visiting Mount Gilead, found
that the man Who took her did not live in
that place, and had not brought the chiIt
there
Ferguson is thirty to thirty,five years Of age
about Eve feet ten inches high; has blue eg ]
dsrk hair, heavy dark whiskers and mustache
wore black clothes, had black overcoat tha
looked like a soldier coat colored. He wa
somewhat crippled, dragging one foot as
suffering from partial paralysis. He was in a
open buggy, with pair OF small horses--o
ponies--one of which was nearly white, th
other dark brown.
The little girl, Clara, had on pink calicc
a dark frock apron, black straw hat, wit
snuff colored trimming, She has dark brow
curly hair, black eyes, pale complexion, wit
O small mark under her right eye, scar O
her left knee, and walks very little lam
as il the joint wa stiff. She is ten yea
old. e.-s-a-as-s
Any person who will return the child, ,
J inform her mother of her whereabouts, wi
ha liheralIv ra vvaraad and will raliava n r,ot
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-01
SPICE AND cove OYSTERS

also an assortment Of Jelles, Middleton Hama and
Shoulders, Lamps and Coal OIL, sugars and Coft es
Pickles, Spices, Fancy eoap- &c N iect eN1fytlmR
tnat the mark cts afford that is deslTahe To 1oteccc
Chewers would say keep the best article OF Fine
Cut that can be had. Come one, me al, ard Sc
what we can do. MlHTlRE a BAIRD,
delldaw3m Main St, 3 doors bslow Market
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-01
Imperial Austrian Money Dis
- tributiOn.

or THE STATE LOAN OF TIE YEAR 1894
FNHIs Loan OF Forty Millions OF Fiorins, il to be
renaid in PriEes amounting to 100 9s3 900 Forins,
witch are guaranteed by the Imperial and Royal
Government. ~ Hi7 ffH NV
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-11-18
Qumpsu! 9umpen !

Der lntcr;ctnete scis bierm cntn 8rsuntcn unb rem
spublitum I'M Ingcmccn, nStcicnere ater ben Sunncn
Ser alien ,ronn 9oprr Mill an rap er ptt @9cntur Der
Wanhrltsr NlpiersWuble
in poneitsr Iiibdt Sun Der GaspS Bride serecn 6tre
ncmmsn BAT, unb bas cr Den b6tfien @arttpreie fur
8aumwouen= uno QtrneneGumpeu. fir altes
Seil unb NGpernbfG0e
bsattt, fp,pic fur fOc GsendnSc Die sur @apcr otr~
faicn prpanbt tperben Nerelbe III terner in Den Stane
aeitbt, in Scr tlrseifen 3e unb sdm biIi9fen Yree
Gdreibs II. Oru6z papicr, Gu0elure7, Nanilla<
uno gBrappina Naper
AZ Iiefern Sr. IIcranber 90 lite, Ser frIberr Sus
SeriuenScnt Der ronfIin @aper DILL nimmt beeIbc StcI
luna in Der Wondelter @aprmbe Gin unN mullen Cunt
pen H. 10 an bcnleibcn obeelieft perSen. @e @ufrase
fur Sapicr nmmt srtsc9en 8. SO. Gu bbpd d, @sent,
Gorpira6e, ;pItcn Der Is. u. II.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-11-18
Gsnfer- unO Spiessl-Glu6, SsbI, 8arbsn,
Jrnib II. |. 10.
s.. 6iribbera S @pmp.,

SO. 300 SroacifraBe, oterbalb Der 1Ifen,
taten jiets auf Eager unb erbaten taQlid
fran3Diides unp amsritanilbrS 5enttsr'0laS,
@peas!. 9latten aler @rDBsn unO Sortsn.
3eipis' 9ure g6bite 2eab,
2epi5' G5npm. ,pb te 3inc,
3erpentinsSebl,
2tinIomensSebI, robes unb setOdteS,
NaIbinsneScbl,
@brpme~ 6arben, trpdsn unb in SeII,
Eirniift il or Qrt,
sfopfiEs 9ain-, ytuetianItes 8p1,
Tran;bitiden Sdre, gB9itins,
qeim unb Sanp< <9apter GnlrrS gaper,
Garbes 9SinIeI, g86itewolh> 2rulhsS,
0inlel isber 9lr unS gr6Be,
Qlre GjreaIe, GpneentrItro S9e,
G5hir6ntme oQer Gjaunaen unD Gr0Sen,
Tarbe>StTs Gataniide Seife &c. &C.,
unS tin YUttanoises @Iorjment osr bersasin Irtife
bic ssn alern uu6 NUnIen eebrauht wereen, unb biz
al Den bleiteu @tarfpreilen in pb9em @eI ;u baten
inS. L2S.l
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-11-18
2weiw5 6entlihe Ser. Staatsn YoFpampt~iff'
Yerbinoun9
Npii6en
SSep 2Jprf mmb SSir9inicn,
gospp, Gapt. @eUres ID. 9Ou6,

grspIe Capt. s. abrmpicn.
y,isIe cIeoauen Ses~D Dampf fbrptc irS I'M bsen Stps
rfbau unS nit ben srpbttn Sanemi3eiten FUR paS rtt>
ftnts 9ubltfum ous9unItst u -,
;se, sp ;ttro db uuS Sunnabenb um l. rlbr gloCh-
mittoss unt fotfen ua 9Urfelf. Gitq @ort &tdmono
SurlGfebrtnS perlolftn c HtGmpno lectn Stentd g
unS Spnnobeub gSurmittasS llbr. III wetbcr Stunbe
G6 bic WalIosirre an 2ucam unS sSarnS SSborf an
StrdeS criiubcn muItn.
Sdsts fDnnen III Sorb Der S6fe pber in mciner Sfee
Gt'6i't merbCT.
Gccurdcua- ! itt III b,rdt9cieBtln Yrtntn.
Otc 8,aucmIiht,ttcu bitltr Oampftr tur Peia9lere
,ptrbeu Yon fciner aubcrtr ginie ufertrchcn.
yraht pro son unb na6 9lcp 9JUrt CrbCten rno mtro
SieSeIsc an eintm ieben SAGE cutScscn GtnOmmcn.
O3arrct G. g9atIpn, N9cnt,
Sffice in 2ublam unb Q8atipn'e gSarttpuls.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-11-18
DeDinQuuafn:

DfDiHguUgfn:
Der ,,an;sser" cri6snt jeten Spnnattnb unb fpTtet
$500 in idbrli6cr Srrausbe;obIuns.
9eittdse rie oas nteree uuerer 2cer i'm &uee ba6er
wsrb,u crSetsn uHb entpre6enb brnrr'rt.
@erlOnli&tn GnsrHen Ent Die SpaItsit biees Slattes
itrsn8 sei&Ipfsn.
prcisIii1c Der an;eigcu.
Sur zine ein- seer msbrmdiiee GuruGuns eineS Squa
reS wcrben itbtsmal 81 bcrednSt.
Gjr5etre @n,ei9en psrben bsim Sabr SsrbdltniBmdss
biliger berebntt.
ollie anetacn fnSen MIR sesen Sprausbs;oblure @uf-
natme; iabrIthe &nSet8en mpeR base9tn pitreIjdbrb
rrdnumerdnbr teSiblt weroen.
Bcienbcre Npti;en pereeu nit 81 per Square berehne.
9Cbn 9etlsn unb pCniaer bL6en enen SquAre.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-11-18
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