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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-16

SNNlUfCuputC SeUCuS@S tr1lDCrullnSs
OClclll6dft BON Seem 9)rrf.
3pai9=8ureau in $50. 16 Second Str,
Der gOf st8enat'r
8aar>Nftipa CUR Si6eriteaung pon @Ulicens
Snbabern
s 8 5 d d O %.
Oels G~Ompasnte 1. GtoTs wtrb pOliefu mad allen BEN
SeriGte enen Dla3sn ben 800 BIS $40 O0J Gu8itfuet.
VILE 81 eWtnnfe werben Wntet BITE yer
ft9ertfn tertbetIt.
Dan Oeutt pen geteocntrn Baltimore bftet h0 N 9tsler
&pntpa me bis Hitttel bar, toOpnrt fe nit fsbr 8ertnser
4uslaee fur Die, rflbe 5n t9nen %atfGn8en' tn paheneer
gDftie lGtaen f6n fpn.
SIN @bIabelp6ia fnb dter 600 DentIGe In Der .Rntder-
6rder Comparing beridert.
prrNen gratis osrobreiat IA BEN
3rOet9=Wureau,
$40. I6 @econb .GduNNS1ggs
GTuTIs 8 ] m q u,lgrdf.
@ep. =. Sniffen, Setr.
9pbu 81. Rf& 9I 8, gerwalter Der 3@sts'Otfee.
2 E @Fssn5 osnti&s asenttH.
Gsranntin!TenI6e @erstte: Or. 80 m. 81. aemp,
0ie IlarDIarb
0c6sngz
WerIi6erung8z Gnmpaqmic
pos Baltimore.
1SilDNpH pDN TNVNN
Nntbeil ant @swinn.
ppn cen beiten GDrnpasniet.
Der Charter biefsr Gpnpaente e~rfcrbert Elm 0espFt ppn
ntbt penteer ais 500 600 betn Steats=S6 dgntetiter IN ere
fer GfolIe Stder beitSpapterea b~eltebenb, ais 8arantte fur
sbrl9e 9anblun8spetie NIT ben iSnbabern BON 8frf@e'
rHn9S lhetren.
gieie epnpaenie 1T berett. een6bnIt6e 9tbena : gerR6e-
rDno6 detue pbtr GuGl SMetnt fur cine geDt1e Uetpe ppn
Sa9ren unb fur 5eDn Sabre nt4t %Osrfaabare S9etne aus
SessIetaen 9deins fur &uafeuern, jdbrIi6 G tntOmuen &c.
Beanie:
George y. EbpmaS, 9rGfbent.
Dtrettprent
6nutltpn Cater, ppn Samtltpn Cater & @p.
AGan U. Chapman, pOn 8trtldnb, @baie y 50.
@eU q IhpuaS, Opn petnt, Rtcpbentus q 60.
Sug6 Stlrn, SteGm marble QDprtS.
6tran, gBooos IT,, ron GOustertp, gDOOSs & gp.
Seq s. Wtaer, ron @pfirptb, Ditaer 4 90.
Iooras @adare, non @tibert Gaiiarb & Spbn.
&im Deories, tEa Ism DtortfS 4 GO.
GbGs QDebb, BON Sbomns 4 Or.
Or. s. 81. 9ant. erantnirentef Nfjt.
Or. G%brtfOpter SDbniDn, epniuIttrsnoer %r5t.!
~ seine Rpfen tnr Qplieen, stentpsI pier arstltat I'm
TGr GaGeaen, Staten ,c. weube man Rb an Ste Office BET
GDmp19nte, Np 10 SputphrT
~luliI4lD aser Der Ntnnsltn gdnf
Geutfcse gcnerzgserGG;eruna8=0cfe
fcSGft Don Saittmore4
Office: 9(9BGde uon Sputb unb QOrnbaro Str,
i'm 2. StOd Der FARMERS s. Werbanfs 8aat,
Gtnaang tn Gpmbdrb Str,
Dtsfe reue @sfea fbdft III test 6erett. 8erf6erunesn aast
@rt aeasn BEIRUT Oper S6Gbeu purG ,}euer entgeeen8unet-
mlu. ga bic Nftten tr @eeGf&aft I'D tn ben 6anben bDn
Iber 400 fat sur6eebenbs eeutf&er 8urser BalttmOre's
tefnben, 70 tit Das beu,i6e gublttum ssipnbers etneelaben,
btefem In unierer IRtttf auf Der ~lOltbeHen Bats be9r inbe-
ten uuternebmeu feline 9erR6srunsen anJusertrGuen.
prafbent: 6 b q 8. Q9eber.
0tce-pratoent: $ etnrt6 Sttduz.
Girsffpreu
Ssfep6 guppert, @ugua 2Ua8uer.
\ i d. \. . i. !. ]. =. =. ]: =. J. . : III Ill | /. ]. !. I {. !. !. =. =. = J. T. !:
Gbas IBebe., @trthopb @tfel,
&ntpn gDet6ftttcI, 5erm. 8, @rrpnfelh,
GsOrg Nof. 6rseprtG 9Dekr,
5einriG Straus, pete 8ol5,
SDbanu Saier, Sol. U. Nubpun.
Mt6ae! QDillu6tr, Slaat GefCrb,
.Trani s. Super, SatGb S. Gantarb.
Setnrt@ Sees, SER.
S- 5ir gpLtetn @trb fetne 8ers&nnns 8ena&t. ga
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-16
NeueS ARRANGEMENT.
t Baltimore lluD OljO
C.iIembnhn.

Int ltnb mad Sonnta9, 20. Oft, nSrcen tG9liG 3 3ige
lad ~QGbeelin9 unb Barter86urg ab9e9eit, ipie fpt9t:
Roit5ua ta8li4 (Spnnta8S ans9enpmmen) uul SID
QiorgenS.
Cincinnati Grprs6- 3n8 tasli4 (@pnnta08 ein8ei4tOfz
en- I'M 2 ll6r Wtiftag8.
ct. 2oniS GrpreB Bug ta8li4 Isamaag ans8eaom@
zen nm $40 2tbente. a3
ale bieie 3u8e fe9en bel 8etair nnb gartersbnrg nit
uen ipefuiaen, nprbpcitli4en uuO ilbpefai4en 9a6nen
il &erSinpung.
Ser 6reberld Acknowledging nerIGBt Baltimore
in 4. 80 Qfa6mitta88. Ser Seflide DetlGBt ~fgreberid
3gliG (SOnuta8s au88enoulHeu) UNI 7.l5 Oipr9ens.
Ser Bug mad @Qicptt8 Diia8 geGt bon Baltimore
III $40 Morgeu8 uuD 10 lbr Niprgeus unb 800
ta@u1. nnb BON @licptts 0iiI8 Wipr8eus 7.4o unb
1870, unb gta&m. 5.26.
9}a4 Maibin9tOr.
46gang BON Baltimore mad @ai9in8ton Wiorgeas4 4. 80
.05, 8.45 uub $40, uno 2.30 uub 6 ubr gta6ut.
Souutag5 I'M 4.30 uub 6.45 NiorgenS unb 4.20
eaa..
aebgoug opn GsoT6ingtou ul $40, $50 uiD LIB
.~}orqen6 uuo LIS, $50 uHO 4.4U yladm. &puntogf
.ut 500 Dlprgena un6 l.15 mp $50 gla@ul. 92ur
ieber $40 Nior9en5u8 NIB Ter 2.30 0ia9m. 3lg Don
Baltimore NIB Der $40 Oipr8. 3uS nnO 40 9ta9ut,
3ug BON Mai9in9tpn bolteu an alien 5tatipnsn.
Der 7.05 tub S.43 Otorgen5u9 I.c 2e NaGrnjt=
tog93ug Don Baltimore Aub Der $40 uHb 6.29 Wtoraen=
aug unb 4.40 Jtabmitta885ug bon 2gaItit gtpu Uerbine
ben ft6 nit BEN gunupplit.3n8e.
Wegen nI6erer Nustuuft unD 8iIete ieber Dirt penbe
man it9 all 8. Z. @ugIanb, Qgent in Der @aulben Sta=
tion pber an bic 3idet Office.
IS. y. 9mitG, &ransportmeiler.
8. 81. Cole, eu.@3idet@ISent. janjll
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-16

WenersGsrftderune
Der aIlpciirten 6%eueruann8 Gerft4ernn988es
IeGIdaft pom Baltimore.
NV. 4. sputtfr., s~esenuber BEN Sun+Sebdubt.
Sn 9stradt her eriCleret6en G~bdtt8teit hes Dampf+6eusr-
DEPARTMENTS teaeu MIR Dpn iest an tum ~btuteeren pretie
neue ppltren Gus unb eruCuern nub bic alien 5u ben btnte-
fen 6ateu. Nut Dtsieuiesn, pel6e 9auier WRbeIn pher
Ipnaies QpertbgegGnfdnbe fur Elm coer Feben Sabre An Der.
ItGern win{Aen, perben blerntt etneslaben, I'D bic Site
unferer berat6eieete ten pranten an 5ufeben. WIZ
Mae 8erlufe perben nte bisbet prompt lub liberal aue-
beSablt. Spbn *. MRpre. Yrai.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-16
yi0rOli1e Central
GiIenbabn+
afNAa" m= @-H=Wa
a~ssa.ss.asass
AUH misxssEIaEaHsl.1A
2 q 40 tbSxN
nj 6 abrplan.
az, ,,,h .,A So,r+,o So,, % moi 19e5

g Ommer= 6abrplan.
an unb mad @pnntag, ben %. @tai 1865.
53lge nDrOndrtS.
BARTON HccoutpbatiDn Str. l ...........7.20 BDrut.
4ot5Ig n
9arri8hurg Accommodation. .............2,5 9ta9m.
g}arft0n Accommodation SIC. 3............6.O0
|~ittSbur9 u16 @rie &%rpre65u8. ...........8.0 n
gittsburg unb Gtuiro @rpreB5us .......10.G0
3ige Iotbdrt3.
Pitt8burS, Gluira unO erie @rpree5a8. ....7.0 BORN.
Yartton Accommodation DC. 2............8.10 n
6orrisbur5 Accommodation. ........... IL. 20 gta9tn.
Bptl3uG n
BARTON accpnlpbatiDn SD. 4............7.
Der Yittsburg @GPreB5a8 gebt bnr9, oFne bic Cara 5u
We6ieLn.
Ser 1000 @rpre65u8 gebt tGgfi&.
Der 500 @rpres5u9 Bebt tagli9, auSgenOulmen Cams
tags, mao 6arriSburg, Pittsbur9 uub gtie.
Der 1000 4beuo8 S~rpre63u9, Gpunta9e, mad 6arris.
burg, 8tttsburg unb benz g6tften nur, t0n1u1t tG9li9 an,
aus9encumen DtCntag8.
Der 800 a6enDs e~rpreb5us se9t ta0li&, ouaSenOul-
men SGmfasS.
Der Bot5u8 8ept tG8liQ, al8genUmueu SOnntags.
Ser S~arri5bur9 IccUmobotiou5ug Bebt tdgti5, Spnntaga
au8genpumen. Die 8pf= unb @rpres3ige balten smi{6en
Baltimore unb BARTON ni6t an.
Pofs nnt @~rpre65tge feGel in 8erbinbrug nit ba
Penniplpania @e~ntral=@iieuba6n IN 9arriSburg fiir Pitts-
burg, @leoelanb, Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis,
fsprt Mapne, @6icage unb alien gl&ben bes s~rofen Wes
ften8, uub in @luiro nit Der Stem gprt Grie &iienbotr
nab alien BtGBen I'M n%5rbtiten, mittleru unb pefIi@eu
gtelr gprf.
WSlere Gustuuft uirb am @oloertRr. Depot ert6eilt.
8. ". DubGrrp,
Gen. Superintendent.
SfErcd5tz II. Reimbursement. (be.2Al
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-16
Momtaaue Bros,
Seuerz8e -Aaenten,

WSoutaaue SrC8.,
SeuerzGe rltAerunga -glgenten,
SO GeeUnefr SattiriUre.
N6satsn fur BIG ~f1IBsupen 6euer-8trFderunes &smpa9'
nteen l. GtaiPt
Wetrppptttsr Jnlurance 80 gtew Wprt,
G3rnnptdpttaI ans Dblt8. $l,7e0,eO
JnternattBnst Sni. gD., re-,
.5runbiastt1I unt DbIts. 1~,25e,o0o
Wsrtatie Sire SnfuranCe Co.,
sSrunpfdpttaI 300,000
a~Fefotute Sire 9 nfuraHee Gu,
6rnnefdpttdI 100000
8erIuae Eerben prompt besHtn6ftt uub Ebnetrsenh etne
9erBSgerunS tn unicrcr Offtce be5ablt.
SIR 9plt(en lnb Stenpcltctne 8Cre6nung!
YerIpaen, melte In ser metropolitan ebcr Ie1Ciute @r.
peritdetn ldfen, Rnb gu elmer StotoenSe pen hem GeTtnn
~beredtiet, nel6e f6Sn uian6rdi SO prrs. tetrue, sbnt bas
Ia BITE etnatgen BerluAt Der Comp. oefen su be fen b~raudeu.
DeHtfee 5trmen ais &efereE3ent
Gail & Mr. GpdS Sptifer Il 80.
s. {. BraHnS u Go (~mat23jI)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-16
ST.. antpe in 0psldr, 8Dm;9
gcfeSN %yuueruxseT.

ST.. araape in 0pSIdr, 8Dmi9s
getcD S30unOper,
bstIt nit !uen aus cen 6etliamfeu Enb ~rrdfttefsn 6rdu
tern b~eretstsr 4rsneien u~nfeblbaE unb roi3 ale Bite Rrori
betten' ne lbs aus unrs8elmast8iester TN giasen rbsr g!u,i
tnt1teben, als be Rnb
Grdmpls ieoer grt, in5beiCuoere Ilu9entrampf,
6dmprrbpioen, @bOlerazAnfdIe, 9iarrbae, 2Oe
liten 8re6rubr, S6winOeI, 8Idbungen, aOpfa
iAmers, Nitbnta, toltes 5ieber, GpiIeplie.
SIN aNer IT ieu 5dasn IA has Or. 6 a I'd ps'f6t . Itrii
(per Bottle 81 8 Settles fnr $l %unfeblbar uns Writ i0tOrt'
9egen 6rruifc9en (ceraitetenj Reconnaissance
lift bic Dr. Ga m pc 10 c R beImat it's m IS gave
per 2sr 81, 8 Gpreu tir S5D IN fawtert8en bauen Hsf
BEN Is I tr sueieid dn9spdnht eter.
Der gdturbpftr. Gampg tn @pslor bat etren 70 6rosen
guf Sas patitnten aus aaen Ebetien Der sBslt sa thH
Rr6taen; sr bat 9rli.s @applsrn i'm SABRE 1882 epn stner
2udcrbarrrubr, BIC ais unbe lbaf erilGrt mat, tutirt une
Sat geserpdrtts, duser ctrea 1000 gattentsn aus Nah ne
Fern, Bic t6utglt6C yanttltt uPn 5annpoer, C~3rptiuTii epn'
Rantin ppn MuslnRb nebf GerdbItr, unt ptrjpG fpn %f"
tsnbure nebf 1o6 ter tn SetanfIung.
Sin Baltimore 5et u. 8pGelet Il 60. Seth 2. 5aneI, q
5afeucorib @espnrt's uni alien dnbfrr Ipptbefen 81 tGbek
9aupteeppt fit Dtfrttt Columbia; CD. ebrtttiaHt, ~.
ga MDeHme. WGfDtn6trn, q. q.
Smpprttrt ert 0r- Uktfte1 6 SU.tu
(SFt37-) zip. 482 @reatmaa, Ner y
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-16
0er61fs nno SSSinfer-& lei0er!

Str ltnfeu BITE %ufmerffamtett bss seetrten 9ablifums
auf unIer erU6eS Eager BON Il
6erbltz uno Winters&letoerh q
9alls!bs bsitest c aug aa ! IS S9Ftsa 9 Leo i : sS tmg8tt'g gen
prets. GbenIO cine GrObe AuarabI BON 9pfen uub Wtfen
ieber Nrl, uebf etnen f~pienbtbeu Ssrttment pom 8aaber,
Rleibern. Au& talten NJ + Stpfe betni stad fur 8unesn'
atbett itet8 pprdtbtS. arm 5lg-4 -
QBlr s~ffertren pbtee gDddren I'M 20 @rCsent btat8er, olf
trsenb Elm aueereS 6aus In Der Stabt, rr1brenb Der na0fen
90 Gage, um fir bic SrdbItnsssQDdarsn plas gu ma@tn'
Smitb BrDS. & Go.
Waruprhale letber-Wfded3n
Ca7-l Ra. 40 Us. BaltirtsreRr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-16
SSeme @erb(t mnD ASinter DrD
<SS0DDS.

SVA@10
9rnnDO68l m IS. 8altimDreltr., SrDQDO0s,
jpIfden MIartet space nnb 6rebertffr.
Spfesb Seltger erlaubt fd Rte au fmertfdmtett tes
publitur8 une feiner Sreunte auf feline eleednte Auspdtt
BON neueh 6erbf. uno Winter.@Iteru tu lenten. ia t6
eerabs bpr Stem gprf surufsefetrt bin NIT Dtelen neren gu
fern jeber NrI 10 bin i6 I'm Stdane, ALLEN, peITe MIG NIT
tbrem Befu6e beebren wplen, etne AuSpaht BON OrperrfS
au aer,ngern preifen ais ireenb eth Orp9DObfOre tn BITE er
5td6t Az uertaufen. Ha1teben6 wta tn etntee Der HteIen
neuen gBodren, b. ID erbalten, %anfibrtn: M
500 nede Balntpral SfirtS Ju $3.50 (nertb $5).
100 Grid bener neuer @aitco, rs @tS. pr yarb.
100 STUD brfer Ruslin, 25-31 Cts pr y irb.
500 Stlfc neue gntic0eS, Mtusto ~leberIuee un6 DeIatnes,
BON Der gerfei erung, Al btltsen 9retfen.
100 Slide gaiFmtre, BON so Cts Bio 81 per garh.
so fA6nsn rotten, reteen Inb etlben T.dneG au As
Cts pr Ydrb ,pertb 62% Gtsl.
500 StIfe neue franz WtertnDS (AtpGedl, 6~etrettte Maaren
fir SerbH. unb gDtnter. Mnsuge. Serner:
40 Stude ibDne t1pnrse nnb fnrbt9e SeteenfpHe BON frdn-
S6fIhen Autttrns0ert6ufeu tn Stem OOrt su hiaishen
Yretien.
1000 rene Mrten boa S6dmls unt Damen. Ndnteln Az BTU.
aen preiIen, UNI SepernGnn jufrteben su Relen, mi
6nbere Waaren su 3nblretd, fe aue gu nennen.
Sd1 ldamethle ntr, burG rtetne ~25tdtrt8e Grtdhrtn8 tn
. SaUSbeGe fb6ft in B4lttntDrefr. ~Iberteugt gu ietn, eaI
Se6ermann, br mid nit etnem Uetu4e beeprt SUIT
QB1aren unb btuteere Yret1e Fnpen wtrp, aus u
irasnb einem anbetn Sau1e tn bteer Staet.
Mein Uasttp fur rs S be mat: S9neuer Wertdnt tet
net Yrpftt unb 9Gatatett eeen Seben, Der bet mir 1prlPrtWl
JDGep SeItg er7SI a43s 1r5sef 2g asset
popular DrbBDoS Sdrs,
~ Iii gDet BolttnDre Str.
6n22iD antfhen Erebertffr. u. Widrtet Spdce
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-16
9erbffs uno 0Sinter arr@n8enaeHt
.,.. Baltimore, GotOn8=
Dilcz an0 Gutcotts
NtinS@Woii1gier Gijeu10bu.

Sa un6 naG Mtttrpb, ban 1, N~ppeinber 1866, psrbtn
Dit sats tsbt Stinbe pm 7 ubr Mt0rseus bis II u9r Aiit
tag ub BON , ubr gta6r bis ptr &benbS tdsltd, g pnn=
tag etn8sfAt, fen, Iauftn.
9Gda8tsrs fur &uieptts &liu4 otrlaGsr 8alttSaete tGeGtt
5pnnsGg etneefGlQdtp, um 8 uns IL ugr Drrs. Inb I'm
2, unp 6 ubr NGGmittas4.
DepDtI 20sfenbs BON 8SittmDrehr.
t8osnra6pD u. s. Drertsrff S6abm
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Ses
-.i@er has

EH-
-.l9er bas
.teiernte grpb ntuB 9utes
..1.1teS Brpo fetn, n Ne'ben BON
relm &mpfang nt6t neni8er ais a1tBebn
6lben d~n,uatten. ME siel 9dtte S9n je uttsebn
,n,en ie a ben molten pom SAT Wlebl has tUbne @nbaua8sl
1876 Plumb enibd t, pts beSei6ntt anf aaen bon ben Ver.StaG<
ten aef4uften 6afItrn. Weun lpl&e mo- unperebrt fab
Dieter &Oattait ptrS tr pier 10 mate orn1 l. Oe3. loooGn
pter cine frl0e gerlustre 3ettperttbe. Te 20 has SeneraI-
Gpmmthlrtat & Htmnhen mag, dbgeihIEh'n.
Nnge. pte ma1sn aaf 8lanffCrmulart esfGrt'ben iein, nell
DE BON bef r Office s~ettefrrt rfrten.
An1ebf te rnufsn Proposals for Bread Iber19rteben unb
an ben liner ietrnstsn apreiirt iein.
Das Commencement behalf f9. as 1e4t Dor, aae Oeer ctH-
Selme MnSebcte, bic er fur unpaleno bait, ju rerrerten.
Sister muhen lei &r6nnung tbrer Mneebpte seeenwdrtig
unb I'M StanOe iein, iOfsrt ghr5f4att tar sstreue @rfaauns
GbpmaS8tIfpH,
(np13-be1) Bre5. Brig. Sen. u. g. 9. u. ON.
@nbNffeu;zSfTce Der Der. ct. Mrnee+
So. 8 .. Sat Strabe,
Bd1ttmpret Wlb, IA sfpb. 1865.
gerfcselte Nn9eb9tf In Ouplteat psrSsn tn 6teier Office
entseoen9enpmmen bis gum Samros18 GoS. Rtttags II ubr
UNI benz Ser. Staatea Su5Iifsn3 .Departemeat ab5uIte fern tn
Baltimore, Iib, 5U ite1erH;
&artOffeln unO 3piebefn,
In eatsn faTien Yaasrn safpatt nne ~ fOIasn Seitsa unb
%. gtbpbr. 1865 an, n6tbtg Enb.
Die Anse6Ote muFen aaf BstmuIaret sei8eten, bic In
btefer Office IL befOm1net fnb uas mus ein @erttftdt benz
Mnsebpte betgefuSt ietn, has BON 3ret Oerdntpprtlt1en Par
tetfn unter ibrtsben 1T. Sebes MngebUt mus etne ssSrndte
GpeN DER AH5elbe aW JtpFII uubtpIIiet pnoeu NHe mug lpe'
ciii8 Iein in uebfreintinrtung nit alien tbren Seotn8-
ungen.
8te 8~eeteruna bebd1t ib bas @eGt Sor, aae pber trsenb
Elm NnsebDt, peldcS niGt SCrtfetlbaft erf4etnt, ~3urIf3us
petfen.
SIN SALE elmer ItGterfiluns 9ettenS bes GrntraetOt8-
bebalt fb bS Commencement bag gfe@t Der, anberstpo ju
faafeu, unt ben MangeI III e~re6njen, tufeut GO ban Spfen.
uberIhuB l6er ten @Dntractprets Der pdrtet, pel&e tbre
Ablieferung su MAIDEN ~unferldet, anreGnst.
3ahlung ptrb MAO NbttefernE8 IN fpI6eH 6pneS 8en1aatdlS
gsra0s an QanS tnb; fnb tetne 5%erbanben, ipbale ais relGe
e~tngeteR.
Seize 9etfpn peer je6e8 MttelieS elmer Ttrna, be elm
Mngebct ma6t, mug einen 9. Ct. Ireueib b~etflgen, wenn elm
folder ni6t beretts tn bteier Sffee ~restfrirt TT.
u. EbpmaS million,
(np14-16j Bret. Brig. Sen. u. 6. 6. Il. 9. u.
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gso0e, gSpamachtem

&S0ffe, g~SUfluaacbteu
lraptr aue Qrten sertGtlider Dpfumente werben NIT srgBsr
SGreiaIt su biHigen @r5tfen tn meiner Sftce aus8tfert!8i
rurGuF t1 bas esutl5e DubltFum DEFENDERS GufmeTlfaS
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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-09-26
FOIlies of Great Men,

TIE sublime history Of Fools is book
which ought to be written, and which we
doubt not would sell greatly. All great
men have had their folIes, and the field
open for cleaning is almost boundless.-
For instance, We have such facts as the
following recorded in biographies aud his
tories Tycho Brahe, astronomer, changed
color, and his legs shook under him, on
meeting with a Lare. DR.. johnson would
never enter a room with his left foot fore
most; if By mistake it did get in first, be
would step back and place his right foot
foremost Julius Caesar was almost con
Yulsed By the sound of thunder, and al
ways wanted to get into cellar, or under
gronnd, to escape the dreadful noise. To
Queen Elizabeth the simple word death
was full of horror. Even TaIleyrand
trembled and changed color on hearing
the word pronounced. Marshal SAKE,
who met and oyertbrew opposing armies,
fed aud screamed IN terror at the sight
of cat. Peter the Great could never be
persuaded to cross q bridge; and though
he tried to master the terror, he failed to
do so. Whenever he set foot on one, he
would shrek out in distress and agony
Byron would never help any cue to salt
at the table, nor would be be helped him
self. II any of tie article happened to be
spilled on table, be would jump up and
leave his meal unfinished. The story of
the Frenchman, Malebranche, is well
known, and is well authenticated He
tancied he carried leg Of mutton On the
tip Of his nose. No one could convince
him to the contrary. One day gentle
man visiting him adopted this plan TO cure
his folly He approached him, when he
suddenly exclaimed, ola, Jour leg Of
mutton has struck me in the face. !" at
which Malebranche expressed regret
The friend went on, "May [ remove the
incumbranoe with q razor 2" "Ah, my
friend my friend I owe you more than
life. Yes, yes, by all means cut it off p
In tWipkliDg the friend lightly cut the
tip Of the philosophers nose, and adroitly
taking from under his cloak a superb leg
Of mutton raised it in triumph. "Ah !"
cried MalebTaDche, II live! l breathe
I am saved Ny nose is free but-but-
it was raw and that is cooked !' "Truly,
but then you have been sitting near the
fire; that must be the reason Male
branche was satisfied, and from that time
forward he made no more complaints
abou. any mutton leg, or any other mon
strous protnberanoe CD his nose.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-09-26
The Frozen w ell.

One Of the most remarkable facts known
in this country is the existence of a well
in Brandon, Rutland County, Vermont,
in which ice is found all the year round.
The writer visited it in the summer of
1860 and learned that in digging for a
farm well in the fall of 1858, before cold
weather commenced frost was found in
the ground about twenty feet below the
surface, and the ground was frozen to the
depth of forty et,Bhere water was found
in sufficient supply. The well was stoned
or walled up in the usual way, and the
frost manifested itself Immediately on the
stones from the surface of the water about
twenty feet upward. Very soon it was
seen that well Of ice was formed, ,adher-
ing to the stone wall all around and from
the surface Of the water to the bottom Of
the well, several inches thick-and this
has remained frozen ever since, summer
and winter. In the coldest part of the
winter he water freezes over the whole
surface, and frequently so hard that it is
necessary for some one to go down and
break it to procure water. The last Hin.
ter almost the entire water in the well
froze solid, and remained SO some time.
The writer has visited this well three
different summers F.; the last time but three
or four weeks since, and each time saw
the ice (Which is plainly seen By casting
the sunlight down the well by a Nirror)
and was well informed of all the facts BIZ
the family residing on the same premsises,
and by friends in the vicinity. The only
deviation from the facts as stated s,that
sometimes, about the first of September,
the ice has disappeared, but for a few
weeks only.
I. has been found By digging several
rods from ii that the same frozen condi,
ton Of the ground exists at about the
same depth, But none have yet given
any satisfactory solution Of the phen0me-
non.
In the same town, and within a few
miles Of the pleasant village of Brandon,
are quarries of the purest white marble,
iron ore, kaolin or porcelain clay, aud
large quantities of ochre of various shades
of color, all of which are worked and sent
to market, and coal ofa peculiar kind, not
in large quantities, of a chocolate color,
solid but in it are found embedded the
remains of nuts of kind not known and
the forms Of limbs and branches convert.
ed into coal.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-09-26
Pension Bounty and War Claim
Agency.

nENSTONS procured for soldiers Of the
present war who are disabled By reason Of
wounds received or disease contractracted
while in the service Of the United States; and
pensions, bounty, and arrears Of pay obtained
for widows or heirs Of those who have died
OF been killed while in service. All lette, Of
inquiry promtly answered, and on receipt 5y
mail OF q statement of the ease of claimant
will forward the necessary papers for their
signature. Fees in Pension cases as fixed by
law.
REFEREYCEs.-Ho Isaac Benson, Hon. A
G. OLusTED, J. s. Mann, ESQ. T. W. KNOX.
Esq. DAN BAKER,
Claim Agent Couderport Pa.
June 8, '64-Iy.