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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-04
Teuer<Nerffd3erums
ser ufpciirten 6eueruJann8 gerii@ermnssae,
ieuI6dft pom Baltimore.

Teuer<Ssrff1eruns
ser u1pciirtea 6eueruJann8 8erfi9ermss9e,
ieIi6aft pom Baltimore.
gp. 4. SUabfr, eesenafer ben srn-@tEiHhe.
Su SetraGt Der eripIsretasn Stdttetett hes Dansf.Sexs
&spartsments fsueu mir pn iest an Jun ~tiatsereH Sreiie
reue grlteea aus une erneuera daa bic alien an ben btuto.
ten 3dten. GIs Et~eienisea, nel5e 5Guftr Rsbeln cher
ionittge neutrality-suspicious. rur eu peer fekez Sabre IN Der.
f6err runtden, rerber btermit e~tneeIassz, cd bic 9tae
Iaferer berGbseitsteH 9rdmitH G~niuftken.
&Ic SerIufs ptrsen mite bisFsr prrmst nnh LIBERAL aus
teiablt SpEH q. EsFre, grsf.
Girettprcu:
SDnt. u sad. @Hex Sstke
SdntCS 6. Wtectcn, SsmcS @ette.
Hdncdfer Dub. Wnab sEaIfr+,
8tHarb q. Walpu, SdmtS u Rrrea.
Samuel Gtrt. Ssepk Srne
SrduCtS 8urut. Ssne8 gr,frt.
NrdrCte VI. Wttutr. SdEe8&. 6Fres.
Or. j, Y y. StrSe.
Seka 9uttEert @en.
@or9iane Esuers0erF6erunaScefe
{Maft POI &~GItinsvre
YiotbpeItliGe @de Ron Baltimore uub Ylcrtbnr
gttt &tfuI&aR Stass sn Ssssuttnkt. saor.S ss,t.I ~,
N3srt @tDaaee nnh &CttIttn ~tnaeteaIk unb anEsrboIk hss
9toett 6tasH gsrlutt MIRO Nsusr, "a FrI&tn @afsn, ktt Is.
EVIL 9eptnrpttnGtre tIt Sts a~pnpdanis Nuh, nnS suS cir,
e'htslgthft @atdhttt tIt et Stff&ttisn bttttn.
S~ettttti&t ubsr pttI6nIt$t Atplisotsusn rsrhss Fpfcyi
"P"'
ERgt.s sapREstsx, Esar
8irettcren:
So. q SgsnE, SHgta. erFtsss.
6nGp u. Epttst. ebsyIts s9. Sara
spatlfe & 1a'NE Tfratt ~. E~pbsaIyx. n
SVPa " SaftS. &ren E. S~aEssistsr
&gaf,R - %'e'N Zee q @aassIA.
DaS fstsRt nHt poiitmbetae Nrnd,tsE Tonic, bitter
uNttrer SCttl
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-04

OSer I,Isfrte. WOspa CO In ter fetI. eGrtit f5tOt 40. SO
best nGEf @rcen lit nibt f.tteS Gletden." Dttfe uuee'
pSbnltae grentar, ete leste nod Ibrts ~sfbIiebent Der nOr
Mbans Get en- ertfttrsrten purse Ron benz eesenrar tgeu
gefber 4i etrem @9pptter. AMI 8efebt beS 9tcefSntas rpu
@eppt n, 1000 Seetlen Oterta!b gdirO i'm DeiBsn gtl In
AfrtfI eefau9er un6 opn 6rn. " 6. Quid au ben enprnen
l1nfOfsn BON Iber $400 600 nod bitfsn, 9anbe trpprttrt. Sc
itnb @Ortesrunaen s~etrUffelt hGfeIbe ban YubltfIrt ju prd.
fenttrsn, In 8erbtntur8 NIT anbern anjtebenten gtu3elrb /.
ten, reI6e bic ~nnsebeare SiinbFHtb ben UunSern osaenesn.
Die GtreuS u BE tft stR6te anb Uoafdnbtefe
tpelhe md tn etnem @tdbltHentRnt 5uf1mmGn mar. Die BE-
fen Stir fter aus ben erfen GtabIthentntS tn @urrpa uns
Mmerifd ino bter suIlr1R1eu, SDn psl6en mir bier bic rp:s
5ieli9fen n~dnttaft MAIDEN; ass.
Wllb. WPiDtle, dufr 4Itf4e Eette,tr uns erie RInftertn ju
Yffrbe In Ger gDeIt. . .-s
Santss yteluiae, Der auRratif&e GInfItr. psi9sr ptue fei,
mes 9letten IN Ter Areua. Otefe dufraltthe baintlie
Fat fb burd ibte Better uab aupere perfGietene 8prfsl-
Iuneen tn Der eanien gDeit einen Guhm erpprbeu.
Wtafer s ant Nteloile ser iuuge 0feittr.
Nldfer Samuel Wlelptue. Elm GDuRber fer gpafommenkeit
tn altn ietnen upternebmen.
Ser. Ytelptae, Sauptfinftler 81 Qlerte. .
9btIp HathanS. Elm Runfier, uter pelden fc6Serfin6iee
Ndnuer Elm iueensre tbes llrtbetl eef6lt BADEN u. Der in
ieinen 8p, ieuunssn apf I. 2, 3 rno 4 Yierbtu BON Rte.
nsuHeE tn bsr geeIs ~Ibtr:rVHsn mersen lam. IN
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-04
Sentfd5e SemersSerTbernnsS=Gefe
fc3aft o Salttmsre.

Sentfd9e TemersOerfderunas=Gefe a=
fe9aft DOn Salttmsre.
Office: NgSgde BON Scutb uno Qo1nbsrs Str.
im ,. Stud Der Farmers * Wler5ants Bark,
@tnedn9 tn G0mbarl Str.
Dtei { reue Setaf baft III test brreit. gsr66srHness aatr
Nrt 9eaen 8erluf ceer S&Geen baId 5euer sHtsesen,rush.
raln. ga be aitten Der @eieafGaft fh in ZEN 6SRIss ssz
u5er 400 fan eur49ebeubs eeutfAet 8urser Saltirrte,s
~tattnefn, 10 tit sGe bsuttas Sxblttrm ~seirnsers etnstlGbtz,
tteifnn IN anisrer Dlttte aui Der lsIiesftA SaEs SesrSzee-
tan nnternsbmGn ietne geri6eruAseH GAjxsertreEes.
grdftent: 6 b 6. Bei6er
Btte Gradient: 5Gtnrt6 StraHH
Ir Dirsftpren ..l s
SgPrb gtuppert, AEsuf Rdaner.
&Gas GSettr, Gbrt foek s5tFel.
clinton ~&GetBtttteI, 5erm Z. GrSpnnsIl.
Se0r8 Hof Brtetrt6 8tsr,
petHrtG StrauS, sett 8ol3,
Sohann Batter, Sci. u. AHhpau.
9ttddel g9tulnssr, Sldei Defsre,
bTan5 j. Haper, Sstss ). 8Rntsrh,
5etnrtG sees, Ser.
- FUR Yelteen ptre tetne 8ersaRuna bsMaat. s&N
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E. Baltimore uuO ShiO
a.. (Sifefhnh,, -

am RnS MAD 1iontas, %. @pril, perben tSoli6 > oyos
MAD Wbeeltns anb $atfersbHrg NIB Elm 2ua aod grSSo~
rid abseben, ME fptgt: 49,
Sof5ue ts9li1 (gOpnta9s au8senptamfn) Wcro. q no
@rpreBSus td9lt@ AbenbS 40
8eIbe 3ise %perbinben fG am S6ipHu5 nit alien s2fS,-
aen tpeftli6. nOrbpeitlt@ unb iabwefl6. r"'
Der SarperS Eerre uab 6rebertd cccu,oSatio ma Oh,
EefIiG, Uertd6t Baltimore um 4 u6r 9iaGntittao8. SsfGs-
LID OerlGbt eieier 3us 6arpers 6etrb ual 6 u6r WDroera
HRb Greberid UNI z ll6r. tdgli6 (auSgenommeu GcpntnoaI
Ser 3us mad @GicottS DiiGS ge6t bon galtinpo1s
Dfor9en8 UNI 6 90 unb 800, unb Rddrt. l 20 unb d 50
nno bon eaicptts MiGS DtprgeuS TAO Hue HOO, unb
stahH. 2.40 unt $40.
9fa6 Maibington.
NbgenS bon Baltimore mad Bai6ingtcn Nloraens 4. 30
eoo' 800 Hnt $40, un6 Qa6nlittag8 3. 80 unb 500.
SPmnIaSs UtorserS 4.30 II. $50, g1dfm. 3. 30 IL. 600.
@oSenS BON l9aibtn9tou OtorgeuS 6. Is, S. Is Ii. i. IL
y nspm. o.00, 4.30 urb 6.45. Sonnt4os uur Jpprz
Ss%S 20 OIL u. His unb gia6u1. 800. Sur Der 4te
1Ao ne 5ug BON Baltimore uub Der 2te NAB Ate 3ua nnr
~a!p'Hsloh pa ten al, alien Stationen.
per anO $50 1tOrSeussug unb 80 unb 6 rsr
@a@hIffa9s5HS bon Baltimore unb Ger 6.Is Irnb Q TX
w~toF8endu9 Hn6 3 unb 4.30 gea@mittaasiao bon mof61
'a9toh %oerblneen ft9 ant BEN 4anopoliS- guoe.
See9en nabeTer austunft uub 6, uete i.ber art m.nbo
naa llp an $. Z. England, Agent in Der @amb.u @t1-
tlos ober an bic Gidet Ofice.
s8. y. 9 mitt, 3ran8pprtmeiaer
:. Nt. @ple, @en.=QSent. GioniG
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-04
@rpre6:Nis3ei8

HARNDEN EXPRESS
Rp. 293 GS s25aItimoreftr.
Sine nele 9inie bon baltimore.
Sine neue 2inie mad Ri6monp.
Sine neue 2inie nab petersburg.
Sine neue Qinie nab NOrfOif.
Sine neue 2inie na6 Gito 8pin
Sine neue Qinie nab SORT Do
Die Sarnbeu @rprtf Bat b0s ausidliegfto
btle9tum an btr neuei OarrPtrltnte ertter Gta1e bpn
more mad ben pten1enGnnten 9ldBeR.
GP- 8eitel unser, unt @nter ab5ubplen, ppue !
so. 2O3 u =galttnpteftraBe GbGeben unb eleIelben
prompt a%bse6plt.
9tstn9fpn, EkpmtIpn&
6. 8 81. Serrtne, Neent. Gn}5-
,af SaltimOre u. 9Sbilaoc
A 9ampfiaif @ompoo
Gta G~beIapeate uno 0eIonore Gonc
adsIidb noe> @btONeIpbio.
ere U90ts etsler stnis fabren irten IaEmitiao 3
0ieeen Sra& { cher pa ia &C renbe mon I'D
j. Aleranbtr Sbrtptr,
- SIS no. 3 Qtgbthf Nbetfte
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-04
8oralans Esuers9Serada erunaScefea
{WGft SrS SGlttmpre
9tprbpeItli@e Gde Ron Baltimore uuh Sfcrtbar
SNs fsisRt anti VoiiSnbetae Nrud,tsE unic, Bitter
uWferer $Sttl
Sic Soni8btamc (Tho Honoysuoklc)
rhtr
ELIXIR DIR VTTE

Dtses EOnle 9lttsrS, rCl6rs felt Ianss ttutn prr,aaliO,s
8tvf To @lrUpd teRet unh tn bseert Ssnbt thntn In @sbraud
Commit "a aus benz retufer @penaC In 8erbluhuna rsit he,
S6nlts- pSer eaeeariud-9ltnbe tm Sptec Der DsaiEaitrn t,t
ferst34 uue bat Rb banebs In alien -AnisG muatn Der Fssst
ft.se une gereanunGsprsant ittr Hsrtpssl stlttst rnk u
IN DsutIdlanb ais H1-0 .Ig..tN #..' "
sSss Saussttrani unisrsr Bttt"
retraGtct.
SpteIbcEycr, 0lefaurateIrt, NpUtbefer &c. fnksu In b,sbr
Srudt- Epnte-Vl etne %psrtpSplt 0usnt bS YroRis, k
mttn etn:ndl gefptiet, BITE Rduttr ntmt ptnC hantIbt fttn NIL.
len. Wtht rtC anbere ip8cnaante Bitters bdugt baGeIbt pci
bea 9enppnll4en uyuitn" nttBgeHalteter Blaf6en uuh auta
ttrlrenben Gttquttten at, unb bn ~ Vpn ftbr ErrtbrCntE
Sa8rebtCnjten p~crtertt8t trprben, beren Qptrfungen ant pbiaI
Or6ane lan6l Srn Opftrren a%ntriannt tpprten enb, 70 fG6
fct eS tseesr benz Srtnfer, nod, ben, Write, her ts anpsnbttt
Mls Eriusr BtttCrs acbt es betreHs Ietner GIteaul u. Sein
tett bee So abutafes ale rndbertrpittn ba.
gpbeleiaIt n 1tctatl N9tnttn t1nrer ~rattir9rnb ttnssGras
htct bttiss tprln9lt&tr Stt'trS tn 1tasn a l Duseub Quart
0iaf&eu bpr9
ben aIleinieen Gt9ner
q. - Sru THp. 40 $Guprers, &dc bon GamSenFr.
sessnibsr Dem @Grftes Baltimore,
betlcrgt werbfn. (apr25 ~
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-04

2egt 8tnta3', ter Iann ron 100 Spransea II. tie ~berdtrnse
3ete 5enttns ~barfsuent.
Stap9er une Gtttnee, bic ercsne utefen &crpbaten bar Ser.
Staten unb te terpeeeuffn RInfter peI6e man il lab.
sim " 70, Der 9eluns ente 9anspura in fpnt l1en Sc ldngen,
Sstldaltrfn San5sn, GratbfaI &r%Icitteu, Sprtueen &c.
9rpifncr tan8rorttp rpirb wabrtnb Ger Oarifanuns tes Slug
Pfrtes Dem 9nbitum etEe i~utereaante gei6reftuns BON
henielben 1srtragen.
3 0tlbraffa Der ans8eSet8nste ssrnaGaif6e Setter BON
s. Nttbers. Gtdn giprnan, SaIrmUn Pratt, @erree Spnes
Sotdnres ypnerp9, Grerertf acerb, M'ne Srtcpao, STIFF
0Sta atenatn une cine Mtsuse anbersr esmnattIGen uno
aeIpbatfden Rinflfr.
j. gDttsers augseje6neteS Naf6!neicn sIe& RuffcurpS,
Oe yieFfe ino aus ben fetHiteu e~r8lfhrn. ~amerifani.
lpen uno erabttden u en- juf1mmen9sIfbt une ereeuent
5u8srittsn' Eds grperamrt entbalt cue 81. ganiea Oartel.
Iunseu Ter nereH 3eit. ~"
que etele Setsnspurtieteiien merten iar S6aa eefeut
lsth am SeIa'r gtartt nur auf fIuf Gage, ais BEN II II, II,
IA ano 10 StPt. Die gCrfeaunsen ssstnnen NaGrittags
z upr uno Sbeuts z nbr. gtntrttt so SIS Gtneer uuter 10
Japrsn be 9alfe. Wt tpcd NM OpnnerRag 10 ttr N2pr.
gems psr9en nit rem 5~luBferbt, @'epbanten, Nen1at RE unb
ZEN etteus SorleAungen geeeben lperben, no SGuIet ,u
ernttertstfn Dreifen 3utitt Eaben. -
gre 9roee Yr 3eiltDu Ttrb UNI II ll5r UfgraerS beotnnen. |
gsi1er fos vi pf,r h 1Da 4 GIsp7anten efsp3en, Sprdnoebt.
zctt9ers sSatptngton 81t9sNiuft. prps, tie srUse Mtsuaee,ie
PDts oe s~nje Circus '3rupYe re.0tn I'M 8 folge fttn.
j. gfeI1iIle, DIRECTOR Ter &reras
=. y. 1rnSnprth Naent. (ntrIg9 J.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-04
OsrGd6erunasa n1eiQen.

MfOnta9Me &rOS.,
5euerzgeritbcrunss .1genten, '@
SO Set1xrfr , BaltinSre.
nteeH |. @laHe; FF@eF"HSs eP"P@s'
"PSU'''"" 5HlWrenee 60 Yen 9Srf,
Sntpr.at,soI cnt @@rnnetSpttaI uno 9tIta. 81, REQ eco
@prsat'e Sire Snfurdnce g., y'Vts' A'@'0VV"
@rnnbtayttaf. -. aan A
Netoiate Sire Snfaranfe 60, - e-+ s"SVVV
@rnnthapitaI figI OIL. q aoa ooa
Serluif weroen prompt ~besnt6stet unA Mas 1919
SeT366srure tn unferer Office beaaslt. " ~ "St"s cine
our ppiteen unb StemYcl tetne 8ereHnuun,
pericnen, loeIde tn ter MetrDSolitor SSsr @,,.I..
SsrhGsrn lain, ,Fns gu elmer Dtsteexse son esm Gent
~ gsF ~ geiqs l9en uhan@a'aI so Srsa bettue, Sbse Sas
Nt 0e etnateen 8erlufe Der gDmp. 6edeH au belfeTn bronhsr
" Sail & Nr. 80. Sbss EssnnusSs"I
4 Waman 9tnrtas x So. Satob Steesr.
= OF0une q @p. lnni2adn
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-04
,<a6@s 9reimal Die @p6e
' racbts9inie

""V TNtNNVVHS8 WFEV ~tIVVI9FE4IN'
I'm uub mad Dtenfas, 5. Septfrn5er, werten mfr DAM
PIER bon bier obeeten tte felst:
8Hn 9tehtar. g8tarf maize 9rattar. "
Demofer s a n n II jeben &~)tenfae;
petersburg jeten Drnnera69;
Stute 0 MG19 Ien6 jeben Sanrhae;
tdt1utItG gtG6mtttags 3 llbr. "
Anf bI 6udfabrt Serlalien lie GtiGmpub unb Sits Qpint
fur Baltimore an ~benlelben 8asen. 't..
3iefss itnb 0ampfer l. 8laiie unb uternebmeu orpse Qa=
bunsen su btat9ern Pretfs.
GrG6t ptr6 td8It6 aneerpd1en upb tarIter a%uitttrt.
&etne umla6ung bon 9utern Bet oteier Qinie.
aee8sn 8ra9t nnp 9aiiage HenOe man f6 an l
S. Brandt it,,
NoOGu6-J 80 2iSbtfr. @5barf.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-04
Mrn onartpmmenc geaaren.
OSnfunIzNcr1c6t

OintIdI =SeTcft
QebenSs 0erIi6erungS Comp. ppn Stem SerIep
ESin. y. aSebb, &eert,
.. SO Setpnb Strase.
apaebauftes Capital uber 100000
Nctn 9e9enfetttB.
Der adnIe @tpinn tpntrnt ben gerF6eyten ~ gute-
Sdbrlt6t DtStbeups so 4rc5ent!
gtrfberun0slbetne pGreen rad benz nsuen uns PrPals
rem aebn Sabr- (9ebens) ntaE DertGaensfn pla
d~uSgefent.
Wns Der srpsrn 9ife pSn fvlaen, bic in biefr Gpngesa'
psrd6ert inb nennc tb nur BIC fol senSen tcutiasn pert
als @eierrrSeri
DerrtG brthtan Wr, Neb. Serrp Suetp,
! $ " GbdrleS pradt, Or Sdcob SGntet
GbrifOpb Stnrtds ~ 9 u eteet9,
- Ssntb q Earber, T~ertinan6 SaHenednt
gptutam Qamptna, SOL u 5eiemGnn,
Spbn U Seeminer, 6err Wm Shls AasPart
SenrS VI . grtnt Sreef Snapp
QputS VI Sbcd, Charles MtttsneprfI
y @ltnS Sceentsrt y 9aepb Ses6fr'
y 99m PAUL. n 6ec8Sed.
y 8 VI 6 utbpf n 9psoopF SeeseT|
Saepb @mtnber, n @Dparo SheItl'
paptere uno Builder, NIT pruer Sutern'aIipH, sr9nF
Mne Rnb In btefer Office ~ tdben. Zma,o0I
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E9N &9eS@rEcD GSCS$,
E@ $eopIe'6 3GntgEodub #.
3. gff SsH 9seer u. 8aIl.npysR
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EOt0sG ni1R tUeiRew Wsetnss&tse~
unb &ertaufS srp
@pdmpO9ner, @ibeT, WtdIa8s, Mabetra, Gaen
&OrtWtiN
uHb alien anktrtn In btelts @cItdtt sintalpetuttH Gsjtoe
leu, mel&t Id BEN YubItiuR ~ tel btN'GRfH 9FttiGn Dftrt
.. .. &. @eEfh
AZ meta Iub q to sss&ifta ssh ttt bsasr W
anStrfsII&hsu Qeatttst, Iithi.a..4 ..tI .(9Hus9M
.4. &enpSj &~NcfeEsy. ra.r-
SO mace pisgmlt mtlnen peNstn, ipHie mstneu dufNar
ttsen Srfunhtn unb aGuitri In IUkehttAen Biz glH3df'
has ID peute HittH @sf@aft l.t8+G.r. - ''H
Sfc.>16t RSea @rattat., a0bs obsrles@R,,
r5fntt babe nnb ute irmet bic teitn Gpasrtn tm gpbplg
hlt an Sanb baben terbe, ptlae ID btn &ieberperS6uIerK
ben btntehen Wlsrttprstieu eblafen
SGItntBrt, ben IL. Apati 1894, (IgObrsl
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NOrOli9e Central
Giienbabn.
= m m er S abrplqn.

y v y y ia n.
III NIB Hab Sonutag, ben %. g1af 1899
~. J399e %nOrofpGrt5.
PatttsA Accommodation 30. l 2 On a...
harrisburg accsuobatipH o Eo %
11ttsea UCcoaiooottea go. 3... & ma
PutsSafS ENs erie @rpres5us. 8.oe
T''"sAr9 SHs elMtra @rpres5us .......iO'0
3n9e GopGrts.
Pttsonrs, GlEslfa usb @rie groreF,57
parrtoa accsatsbhtisA 9p. 2 00ra'
Perrlssurs AceoMpbRtioa. .
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Tarttoa AccputsSatisn SO. 4....
pe4ieIa. 'A'p' 09se bic ears gu
Der 100 erPrsSsSs ssst tSgis.
Ser o.Oo e~tprss5H9 geet tagli&, eus1sney,r..n
1ass, Kss 5srrtssnrs, Pittsburs aub grie. S"@S@
Nfr 1900 a0en0s G~rrreg5ug, Gosntasa. ro6 ~
U1ss, puISSRrg Hn6 esm g5.Fea xur, tcs,rst 800 ~
Faas9eHoanIea 9~2cntegs. "' 'eSI9 an,
NE. S s6 1,So assH'' s~Fp''S:HS segt tssas, ensssuon.
8:r yofsa5 sept tE8li9, ssssenOz7psn eo,,...,
Da PaTr'sPars accoHptetiDn;as ee5t ts5Ii.s GHr~+soy
soI3;,rnra "~s pc Poi5 EHo SrPrsSIass 5aaez .zii6ess
Bot nuh Grpr.s5Gse fekeu IL w~si
yeHnIRleania @eutral-@iisuBo6n n So~sEr-.5 s @a 81
burg, eleSelsnb, gotRui5us. G;ncinr.ti - : ~.
a., ~DI9AE sgsCe8s ano alien glSsea bes sroEsr Wss
rIM s .nU u stmlra RIt Ger Rem gorf gri: giTeuba6z
ReU Dorf. ~ "R UsH1gsR
sRS3ers gsstzHft pir5 an gofp,+ar g.a4 s...
brl'.. 3. r. DR5arrz,
60 a. Wes. Ssserjz1ez5sat.
GGn. nra5tz Z. E1Essfs- -5E-Mt IS-a4,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-12-01

THE CHOLERA IN EUROPE.-The T.
nited States Government is kept fully
advised on the subject Of the cholera
abroad, through its consuls. The latest
dispatches show that the epidemic is
disappearing from Palermo, where it
has been more yirulent than at any
other place on the Mediterranean. The
disease is evidently now going inland
and spreading over the Peninsula. 1t
has crossed the frontiers of Spain and
passed into Portugal. The cholera has
completely ceased at ConstantinOple,
also at Galatz and other parts of the
United Principalities of Moldavia and
Wallachia.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-12-01

From the C0l0rdtlO Netcs, N0renaber ,.
We have the particulars of another
hOrrid Indian massacre last Saturday,
from Mr.. William Fulton, passenger
by t0-day's stage. 4 large train was
attacked near Alkali Station and eight
or nine wagons cut off, set on fire and
the cattle hamstrung and left attached
to the burning wagons. A detachment
sent out from Alkali found the bodies
OF four men murdered, two of which
were burned in a frightful manner
The names Of the victims are Mr.. Gar
ten, who was the owner of the train,
his son, Mr.. Gaskell, and Mr.. Selby,
and there was one man missing, whose
name our informant did not learn.-
There were about sixty or seventy-tive
Indians i'll the party, about half of whom
made the attack, coming from will
IoW-covered island in the Platte. Mr.
Fulton got the above particulars from
Charley Gilman, well known III the
mountains, who was with the wagons
next in advance Of those cut off, and
narrowly escaped with his life. Mr..
Fulton saw the bodies of the murdered
men, and the wagons We're still burning
when he arrived with the detachment
from Alkali. .....
\ Train Robbed by the BrOadbriEn Sioux.
From q letter in the Ledre7alcOTth Times.
FORT COLLINS, October "A, 1851
started from Fort Laramie, a few days
since, in company with four Others
Just after we had reached Pole Creek
and camped, we were attacked by about
one hundred and twenty-five Sioux In
dians, who took our cattle, and then
commenced firing into the train. We
kept them off three or four hours, when
the Indians were reinforced, and we
had to run for life. The Indians took
everything | had. Our loss will amount
to over $4,000. None of Us We're in
jured. All that saved Us was our hOrs-
eS, WHICH were liTSl-Tdte, anu NlllcIl We
had taken the precaution to tie to our
wagons.
Ifyousee any one who wants tomake
peace with the Indians, just knock him
down for me. ........
The troops in this country make a
poor attempt at fighting IndiaAS.-
More soldiers than Indians are kiAed.
Nc,,rS r + SANnE'pS
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-12-01

POLITICAL PREACHERs.--So far as
returns are now received, it appears
that ten clergymen, of various denom-
nations, were elected to the Massachu-
sets House of Representatives at the
recent election. '
THE number of sick and wounded
soldiers yet remaining under treatment
in theseveral general hospitals through
out the country is less than 1000
Eight months ago the number was up
wards of 81 900. ih
THE widows of Daniel Webster and
of John j. Crittenden are now both res
idents of New York city.
.h& the space of two hours before day
lighk on November 18th, 430 shooting
stars We're seen at New Haven, Conn.
THE State Convention of Florida, has
refused to repudiate the war debt, but
agreed to submit it to avote of the peO-
pie.
Senator Doolittle writes that the ma
jority in Wisconsin against negro suf-
frage, will be between six and seven
thousand. ~
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-12-01

SOME recent Englishstatistics are in
structive to the friends of temperance.
In the last twelve years the consump-
ton of beer and wine has increased
more rapidly than in proportion to the
population, while the consumption of
distilled spirits has largely fallen off,
showing that the slightly eXhilarating
liquors are superseding those more de-
cidedly Intoxicating. And the change
is more perceptible in the improvement
of the public morals, and the decrease
in drunkenness. Even III Ireland, beer
is supplanting the terrible whisky and
shindies and broken heads are getting
to be strangely uncommon.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-12-01

Two men on a raft were recently dis
covered off Cape HatteraS, Nc. They
said they were all that survived out OF
their party Of fourteen who escaped
from the steamship Republic, sunk on
the Georgia coast on the 18th ult., their
companions having either been wash
ed off or having jumped off in the de
lirium produced by their sufterings.
1t will be remembered that four boats
and a raft put off from the Republic.
Three Of the boats have been heard
from, all those on board of them hav-
ing finally been rescued; but Il more
terrible fate, it seems, was reserved for
those on the raft. The fourth boat re-
mains unaccOunted for,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-12-01

PITHoLE, Pa, Nov. 17--Within the
past few days the Government officials
have brought to light facts which show
the most extensive frauds against the
Internal Revenue Department. Yes
terday the officers seized wells No. Al,
81 and &c, three Of the largest on the
Thomas HOlmdon farm. The Govern
ment claims amount to Sl4S,000, OF
which $4,000 is owned by the United
States petroleum company, and about
sos, 600 by a large operator here, who, it
is alleged, last night made all his in
terest over to a second party.
The Government has notified the
owners of the working interest in the
wells not to allow any more oil to the
United States company until the claim
is paid.
There is much excitement here on
the subject, and it is feared the bottom
has not been reached.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-12-01

HARPER'S WEEKLY, a Vlrulent ab-
olition newspaper, forgot for an instant
"loyal" interests in giving circulation
to the subioined: D
sit is becoming pretty generally
known that the place to buy clothes and
food is Canada A coat, costing S75 in
New York, can be got in Montreal or
Toronto for $50 in gold, say s44 in cur
rency; suit, worth 500 here, can be
bought there for $45, say s67 in our mon
ey; boots, worth SIG here, can be had
there for 81, say $40 of our money; and
meat, poultry, and all kinds of produce
can be had there at 25 O. 33per cent.
cheaper than here. The wild specula-
ton in produce and merchandise which
has so long prevailed here, and has car
ried everything to far higher relative
figures than gold, has not yet penetrat-
ed Canada, and smart men are making
their purchases for the winter in the
colonial towns. In the little village of
Windsor, opposite Detroit, no less than
eight large clothing stores have lately
been established, and are doing a large
business"
Our merchants are making no more
than a fair profit on their goods, proba-
bly, not any more than Canadian mer-
chants. The difference in prices be-
tween Windsor and Detroit is directly
traeeable to the tariff, which shuts out
foreign goods and gives New England
manufacturers monopoly. For their
benefit the men are taxed in in this
country fifty per cent on their troWsers,
and the women larger amounto ON their
pettic0ats. Theeotton and Woolen man
ufacturers Of New England have been
declaring enormous dividends for the
past four years, and yet we are told
that protective tariff'-and protection
in their dictionary means prohibition
must be continued until their business
is established. 1t is safe to say that
their rapacity has already cost the peo-
pie, under the present tarir, nVe TIMES
the amount of revenue which the gov
ernment has derived from its tax on ar
ticles manufactured by them. Theg gov
ernment has ordered six steam revenue
cutters to be employed on the lakes for
the prevention of smuggling. Consider
ing the discrepancy in prices between
the two countries, we think sixty-six
would hardly effect the purpose. We
are very sure that could a clothing store
with Windsor prices be established
within mile of Chicago something
else than a river and a revenue cutter
and custom house official would be re-
quired to prevent very many of our cit
liens from being better clothed than
they are. .gs..