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EUEB
COUGH HAL3AH
Is tte largest uottle in N0
world jQr thd price, sheFo-
tore act Gully the h'ss. but
the cheapest medicine Ur
t2nt.
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fIhe my sure rem edg} as ane 9teer - eosa
EEXEE II 9Nn distinct
eaeh s}sse eelax: and A. Pfises Eivsn
sdAs e g sss
q 19s d!ifs;f Hi wh 81 hSE sfaaxs Of Syphilis
When the GbaneIes q 9!cels Inst appear. lhs e
tn5 saae1 h css9sEs ao1s,. o. a Dr.
boass syphe So4 s On. 8 eos
syohit:c Causuc, Brush, sponge, soap and Lint
Thtse are usedto cure ths htst stages.
fHs 1se 5Ee6SD 5sa }sEA9E s. sgPa1i1s Is when nc
ssna asss 6
f fas r. sp6s VT
the saeoaGary sage T. tue throat is not aicesasd.
,ps t!Ps esT paeEass so Throat wash.
The TIib. d TEKT1AKY STAGE, Is known bs
these symptonns Nodes. Or hard and Patnisl tuaoss
ofsos a
cu1e the Third stages
SEseb s. Sostls sGtf 4nfas es
:: Advice to the Afflicted.
Rssse! hsvs you sYrMn1s / SIP y Ne. he PRIMARY
Sc s zs Il .1s EsffD y II " Pf
possiole, Wills il tbs orst stage Procure al once
Dr.. Marks syphilitic Cure,
Which N.vEk: FAILS 70 CuKE Pziniast Syphilis tn
ri e
STAGE Thfs med'clae 1s 4 'fERFECr ANTiD0TE
to SYPHILIS, tpe s.Ie - water - TO nre, bnd Ehsn
used IN tbs FIRST SIAGE II e1ectua lF- AhHlaE
LAfESTAE D1sKAsE, 10 taasN nuTer seappeata In
any 10TH, we, ,,-,,,,r
SECONDARY YsfpHlLlsts HEkEp1TARY;sn and may
BE- transmitted p e1ths5 Rarsnt o. eoth Inose ~oo
su:Pett rom aN GaOSsa Eue t40tenCo uL hny ey'
philtc Virus In their systems should not ta to uso
Dr. marksa Sypht1itlc Cure and pills,
- .-.a...t. ~, n,,..,a ar topr ". ppIAar
ana ~ ce11si,tv rfo ~, .na hsaifhy,
sna tnedep{ rcpte hsvtnc ~ nieps.t end h.1ingg
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GKoEsITowN, D. C., ApI1. ., 1853.
Messrs HosrET1ER + sM1EH:
m1nia to these OF others IN favor Of Jour excellent
p1eparntiln. several resiaence on the tank
~ WORK, d 70 thoroughly exhausted my nervous
s!stem snd undermined ny heath inst had become
recuJTiux, Ut lhcft intervals. and detJlnR
iii Lnoan remedies n ths Materta Aedlcx ihaa
Of res de1 and pursuits would Iesto1e my health,
whta tisnd rernmnent cd Hnstftters Btters.
procured 4 tottle a. au experiment. It required
bur one bottle convince that hsd found ariast
the right eombnltton CT remedies. Tho relief Afford
n1st ttied Hostetters Blte1s and It Is to 1ay
that hsve scuna the preparation al II clas to Be-
srnuant VT Prefer to ami thing ese bat We use il
nil uerg oi1lcu! and dyspepEc cnses teveI
any dJsptpt1c OF nervous invalid to sure remedy.
shau hare done some good
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.G0Kt2

DYEFEPSIA CURE
cures SICK headache, BtcE-
mesa ut tho stomach, and
PA11s OR ooL1o IN The
boWal8.
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OFFICERS:
netident-Hon. HENRY FULLER.
Tfeasu.es-HFNRY Il. BLAKE, Esq.
sscseta1y- GEO. n. FULLER, Ksq.
Counssl-TM. Z. McALLl3IER, EAq.
u
DIRECTORS:
:.
Hon. Henry Fuller. Vice Presldent Chicsgo City
Railway; WIZ E McAltltter Esq . Nc AlllsteE. JeWrtt
burn, Cleveland. Ohio; Geo. Y Fuller. Esqs Secrets
y md Treasurer Chicago Flty Railway; Il. H.B.ake,
Esa,, Ercret .ry ChlcaR o Ice Company.
Cspltal elcet $3o0 00 In sasres ten dollars each
par value; $25 80 reserved fCr working c,ptM-
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DYSPEPaIA CURE
hA purely vegetable pre-
paration, contains no opf-
Ates. no poison nothing
hu1un, bnt acts promptly,
surely md Immediately.
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GOES
COUGH R4I9aA
I4WarfAn,ed to give sn&-
faction or the money ~
funded.
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No family can AFFORD toh
without
GOES
COUGH BAI9AA
In the house ready for H.
m1diate u16.
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
creates An appetite, gives
viEot and strength TO- the
whole sY9tem.
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-..AA:Q OF bowels.
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GOES

COUGH BAL8AA
relieves = cuusurup9y3
cough ~ eoOn u 1t II
taken.
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NEW ADVERrtSEMENrS
RSEy asp AMBaoSxA
FOR THE HAIR

gHsaIS ELEGANT HAIR PRESSING AND
= WONDERFUL Hair Restorative stll
retains its precedence in fashionable cir,
cles, ana is superseding all other pveDa
rstions, RQt only in this eouatry bat also
in Europe and Sogth America. Thoa,
sands Of bottles are Annually used in the
Cosrt circles Of Paris, L0rdoa, St, Pc
tersburg and Madrid, and the sale in
Cub~ is enormous. BREEYRS' AN
bRGSIA is composed ofan oily extract
from Lorbs Of wonderful virtue, and is
highly scented with a variety Of exgais.
lite perfumes, Il etfeetpally prevents
the hair falling oat, and causes !; 10 grow
rapidly, thick and cong, 1t makes the
hair curl, aud gives it = glossy appear,
snec, No toilet is comp!ste wilhoaa it,
Price -S cents poF large bottle,
Sold by druggists aal dealers ia fancy
goods in all parts of the ciyiljzed world,
Wholesale by all wholesale druggists in
every city, and al t:
REEVES AMBR0SIA DEPOT.
10, 81 Fulton St, New YORK
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FATAL AccIDENT.-- Ol Thursday
afternoon last, while party OF lumber
men were engaged in rolling square
timber into the North Fork, some dis,
tance above this place, the timber en-
shore gave way, catching tg2 men, nam,
cd james Clawgeg and Gideon Linde-
muth IN It's descent Mr.. Clawgcs was
50 seF@rely injured that he died ia few
hours, l.iademuth was also sevcrly in.
jured, but We a.2 Informed by Dr. Ben.
nett, rhe attending physician, that he
will probably rocorer, Clawges leaves
wile aud several children
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PRRCRs or Y0UTT.

j gentleman who suffered for years
from NerroQs anl Geasrai l-ebility'
Nightly Emissions aud Seminal Weak,
ness tas gesG,t Of yodihfll inaisc7elioa
aad came pcar ending his days ia hope,
less misery, will, tog the sake Of suffer
ing lnaa, send 10 any one afflicted, the
simple means used b. hjm which effect.
ed a cure 10 1 few weeks, after the fail.
urc Of numerous medicines Send a
directed euecloPe and it vii cast you
nothing,
Adde'S EDGAR TRENAING,
Station i, l25lh ST,
New York Ctr.
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Inn "a, R,nnLrals H,rnla.

From the Rrookrlls Herald.
or AT RICHARDSvILLr.--A spoci-
men ofoil gathered of the water of
spring in the Immediate vicinity Of Rich
ardsville, in this county, has been left at
our office by DIR. r. S, Hunt. This
specimen Is undoubtedly oily, aud We
are assured that oil can be gathered there
at any time, but more particularly, dur.
ing wet weather. A year or two agO a
well was snnk inst above abe head efthis
spring a diStause Of twenty feet, but the
water coIld ne, be used on account Of
the oily substance, with which it VAS i'm
pregnated, This spring in on the lands
Of Mr.. A. s, Rhiucs' The specimen
above alluded to can be seen at onr oHlce
at any time.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-03-30

Eay~W We bear Eilaus testimony to the
quiet aud order which prevails in our
hotels. Oar landlords deserve the great
est credit for the efforts they make to
accommodate the travel, which is cnOr'
NOUS. There is not topper or rowdy
to be seen in their bars, excepting those
who come from abroad. Al attempts
to detract from their oi name will
prove futile. Geatlemanly,' every re-
specs, they are entitled t. the gratitude
Of the public. We Rish thep cordially
success,
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LArRiE ]. BAAKELY.


Moss AND EIM CANDV'-This ar.
ticle, manufactured by fcncr e Burgess,
OF this city, is attaining reputation al
most unexoclIcd for the reliet Of Coughs,
Colds aud Hoarseness. The proPrietors
have extended their facilities for its
manufacture, and arc now shipping i'm,
mense quantities to nearly every towa
in this part Of the State The best test
Of its merits is the fact that Wherever 1t
has been Introduced, there has never
been a failure TO order more, We
recommend the Moss and Elm Candy
as a mild, pleasant and efectual remedy,
to all troubled with affections Of the
throat tt*
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ON The 10th lust, in which the latter was
handsomely defeated, leaving all his
dead IN zen. Davis hands, and retreat
ing to Benionville, where. on SUNDAY,
the 18TH, one division of the 11,b corps
wss attacked Ly johnson. snd for &
while turned back. bUt On le;us rein.
forced by the rest of the division. aru,~u
the enemy back, nnl during Sund
night, hs abandoned BentonviIe. anS
fell back across the Nense River, ,H3
Smith6eld, soIne tea miles west Of g olts.
boro.
1t is the merely temporary success in
The first part Of the light which the reb.
els are boasing over as a great riS>
tory.
Sherman's loss will not exceed 1000.
The army is in excellent condition.
A detailed account Of the foregoing,
dated Goldsboro, March 2ls., has also
been received. On the 2Sd SchoSeld
moved out to Cox's bridge, On the Neuss
River, six miles beyond 6oldsboro,
waen Ierry's forces were discovered lay-
ing a pontooa to cross tho river, having
marc he'd all The way from WILMINGTON.
l" few moments sogse # Shernan's
trains, Of the 20th corps, were discoytr.
ed moving from Bentworth to Cox's
Bridge, aal the junction Of the right
wiag of Sherman's army, with Terry's
ard Setofcld's forces, was permanently
made, Sherman had notified Schoseld
that he would be at GollSboro on the
22d March, and he kept his word. Some
OF his staff were there during that dav.
After his repulsc at Bentonrillc, Joe
Johnson fell back 10 Snithicla.
The desertions Of North Carolinan
troops from his army was numes Gus.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-03-30
Proclamation Regarding De-
serteFS.
A PROCLAMATION {:
Washington, Ms'ah 10, &c.
BY the T. esldcal Of the Jaltod States

n tRtGbA NAHUM
Whereas, The twenty FIRST section OF
the act Of Congress, approved on the
third inst, entitled ''an act to amend the
several acts heretofore passed to provide
.or the eurolling and calling out Of the
national forces, and for other purposes, %
requires that, in addition to the other
lawful penalties Of the crime of jeser,
ton from the military or naval service
Of the United States who shall not re-
turn to the said service or report thom-
selves to pro1o ost marshal EithiH sixty
days ef the proclamation hereinafter
mdut;oRed, shall be deemed and taken
to have voluntarily reliuqu;shed and for
feited their rights to become citizens I;
and suoh deseTters shall be incapable OF
holding any Office of trust OF profit un.
der the United States or Of exercising
any rights of citizens thereof; and all
persons who shall hereafter desert the
military or naval service, and all per
sons who, being duly enrolled, shall de-
part the jurisdiction of the district in
which he is enrolled or 60 beyond the
limits Of the United States, with the in.
tent to avoid any draft into tho military
OF naval service duly ordered, shah be
liable to the penalties OF the section
And the President Is hereby authorized
and required forthwith, Ga the passage
Of tlis act, to issuc his proclamation SGT
ting forth the provisions Of taIs section,
in which proclamation the President Is
requested to notify ali deserteFs return.
ing withia sixty days, as Aforesaid, that
they shall be pardoned on eo&SStiOn oI
returning 10 their regiments aud com
ranies. OF to such other organizations as
the, nav be assigned to, unless they
have served for period of time equal
( to their original term OF enlistment"
Now. therefore. I, Abraham Lncolu,
President of the United States, do issue
this proclamation, as required by said
act, ordering and requiring al aessTIoFs
TO return 10 their proper posts, aud do
hereby notify them that al dcsorters who
shalt within sixty days fro@ the date Of
this proclamation, viz on or before the
tenth day Of May, 1865, re,urn 10 ser.
vice, or report themselves to a provost
marshal, shah be pSrdoaed, ou condition
that they return to their regiments aud
companies or such other organizations as
they may be assigned to, aaa serve the
remainder Of their original terms Of en-.
| listmcnt, and, in addition thereto, a
| period equal TO the time lqst Ly doser'
/ ton.
Ia testimony wbeyeof l have hcrcunto
set my hand, aud caused the seal of the
United States to be atSxed.
Done at the city Of Washington this
llth day Of March, in the year of oai
Lord one tho1Sand eight hundred and
sixty.sve, aud of the independence Of thC
United States the eighty. ninth,
ABRAHAM LINC0LN.
BY the President:
WUIIAN II. SIwAgb,
! Secretary q Ss2ts.
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A special dispatch 10 thc Bulletin,
from Washington, says:
A special messenger, wko left Colds.
bono, \, c., on the pa, arrived here
to-day, aud reRqyts the occupation Of
that place by Schoseld's forces,
lie also brings the highly important
Information that Sherman forHel : june
top with ScLofeld and Terry st Cox's
Bridge, ia the Neass River, few miles
west of Goldsboro. on the 2lSt.
The l4th corps, OF ShevUao's army,
had tsh, with Usrdee, At AyerySbOro,
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-03-30

A TERRIBLE ScENE.--A Fencamaa
named Soulages, q native If Coluaar,i has
Cor some time past been exhibiting with
great success, at Wurz5urg. Gel many.
as lion tanner. One day in tie las,
mouth he entered a den containing a
lion and a Eonass an made them 90
through vasiGGs performances. The
spectators loudly applaudcd. Elstea by
those p!-Edita, S&ai4ges determined tn
do something more extra orainQry, and
for that purpose he collected in one den
a lion, . lioncss. a white bear, two black
bears, 4our hycaas, two y7olres and a IT,
ger. lie then entered himself, whip in
hand, bat the door had scarcely closed
when the tiger mad a spring at the
white bear. This was q sigpal for a tor
rife slQe gle between all beasts, who
appeared at once 10 recover their aatur,
al torooity, Sopiages hoping to intippi-
date the animals, fred tgo pistol shots at
tiger and white bear. This acs sealed
his fate, Tor the tiger, leaving the bear,
sprang aPoa the keeper, threw him 3owa
and h2g9n to tear HIM with teeth aad
claws. The other beasts, rendered In.
rious by the smell Of blood, all fell upon
the unhappy man, and in few minutes
nc was torn in pieces and almost entirely
deyourcd ia The presence of the horror
stricken spectators, who were poSeTless
to render assistance.
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Cousumption,

4 valuable treatise by a Refined
Physloian, o. the nature If Consump,
ton aud lis various stages, together with
rules for selfJreatUenl, and simple ppe-
scripsioas which have cured thousands,
viii be sent, free ot charge, to aay oue
applying. I; sill cost you nothing. aud
may be the means ef saving your money
and perhaps your i!fe. Senc an cdarcs,
Sed envelope TO
STEPHEN HAMLIN, NJ. n.
81 Murray Street,
New York City:
March l., 'ea Sm.
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DI L .

On Sunday, March 18th 1865, at St
Eary's, Pa, John lS. Ryan, infant ssa
Of d., II, JsPass aud Josephine Blakely,
Ga Monday, March 18th, al St.
Mary'a, Pa. Josepaiac, wife Of Dr..
W, James Blakely, in the 2sd year Of
her age,
May she rest in peace.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-03-30
COMMUNICATION.

=. W. BARRETT ESQ., is false
that instigatcd, or advised the prosc.
cutioa Of enc OF our oitiEens for issuing
unstampcd rapeT, aud equally false that
I am counsel for the prosecutor, or ever
was in this business. Twas rot aware
that any prosecution had been instituted,
until my return from Philadelphia, late
Is, when the defendant told me "prom-
incnt" gentleman had told him l had
gone from Philadelphia to Pittshprgh 10
commence proceedings. The story is
false. We're the prominent" gentle
man less attentive 10 the affairs Of others,
aud more attentive to the Promptings OF
truth, be probably, would have hesita.
ted before making statement 50 unwar'
rautcd. While I claim the rigAS, despite
the ceusurc Of prominent" gentlemen,
to commence what prosecutions, | may
please, and TO 70 whittier l please, 1
wish it understood that I have no sym,
pathy, whatever, for the prosecutor in
the case at issue,
LACR3E j. BLAKELy.
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T Fl E E Tx A D V &C A I E

In consequence of not receiving any
mail from the east, for the last two
weeks, We are unable to give detailed
account Of the late destructive frcshet,
but copy the the following from the
Eris Observer. the only account reesiv,
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-03-30

nss-The disturbance on Maia strCst
Saturday evening was caused BY pug
nacious individual, announcing himself,
as come from Erie TO teach Ridgway
people ''su,hin." His talents uufortu-
nately were not sufficiently appreciated
by the benightoa citizens, and he, at
last, SUM 20 gentle sluGbe-s in the gut
ter
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-03-30

ASTHMA OR PHTnGSIC.--,As spasmodjc
affection Of the Bronchial TGbcs, which
are covered with 4 dry, tenacious
phlegn,--''Rrcxn's Bronchial Traches"
will in some cases give Immediate relief.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-03-30

~Oge- POO men were accOWalOda-
ted with beds at the Hyde House en-
Moa6sy night: at The Fountain, l.e :
the Exchange over l00, Mr. l., l1lthsE
over 50, while not less than 100 weTe
accommodated by the citizens.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-03-30

EE~Tle report of James Biake!y
Esqr., County Superintendent Of Cops-
mon Schools, which we published last
week, should have been dated May ist
1861.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-03-30

I.EEP THE iIDGwAY BARRAcK,-
Oga hundred and nineteen substitutes,
drafted men and descTters, under com
mand of Lieut., McNulty, with guard Of
twenty ooldiers belonging to Captain
SUORTs, company.
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I@The Clarion River is pear a Taf
ting stage. From present prospects
Friday morning will give all that is ready
a chance ot starting.
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@iann Mannfartnriag Camp.

trIaubt 0& bos 8estrte gublifant auf ttr rORlafert'rtss "a
eer prn tbren Stanpftrtps aufmsrffam 81 ntaaen. Disie
Snitrumsnte t5nnsx ~b!nbefsu i'm Qante tn SOn, DGutr.
bafttGtett uni. ae f@medppIler &usfattHng
eletG sefent werrfH. grstfe masts unb ~mteert5er rMe trgenp
cine anSere Tatrtt SebeS Snitrnt1frt Htrb fur 5 Sabre
adrdnttrt. Nlte Ytaips IN Gautd an8enpntten, frmtf aud
repartrt. Stinrnuneen Terbet punttitd batpt9t.
WaarensQager /: 9tprbpitzGde BON Gutaw lto
Sapette Str,
I8eIS1 Baltimore, 1ib,
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{ ~as Baltimore nnb Shio
NiGethnfn.

I'm lub uaG Dtentag, %. April, tperber tGoli6 siiop
iia@ ~aB9eeIin8 nn6 gartersburs nub elm 3ua mao Gsrebes
rid a6ge6en, ipie fo(gt:
Yof5la td9lI9 (Sonnta9s auS8enpwmsu) Ueora. 800
@Gpreb5ug td8li9 A6enb8 $40
8eibe 3Hge berbinbeu it9 am O5ioHus NIT srren HrY,
aen tpeitti9, nprbweitliG unb iabmeftlub. "
Der 9arperS 5errp uub 6reberid Accommodations On,
tpefli@, bera5t Baltimore I'm 4 tbr gta6 seq.
Derla5t bieier 9u8 6arpers Gerrb UNI 6 uGr 1aproSna
unb 5reberid uul z i6r, tGgl9 (au8seuommeu GonntooaI
Der Bug mad @Qicptts WiiGs se6t BON 9oltnIor.
Utor8enS nm 6 20 uno 900, un6 gta9u. 1920 unb q. 30
unO bon @Gicott8 Diila 1torgens 7.4O uas 11.0e, unS
ginGtl. 2.40 uub $40. q
Na9 Naibinstpn.
I6gau9 bon Baltimore mad @ai6instcH Morsens 4. 80
100, $50 unb $40, unb Ro6mittag5 $3.50 unb 500.
&punta9s Otor9en8 4.30 II. $50, gtadun. $50 u. 600.
&68an8 spu Q8oi9in9ton 0torseus 6. Is, SIS II. 11.1E
NIB gta9m. 800, 4.30 ltnb 6.45. Sonntae8 ntr Ntor
gens 6.15, 8.15 II. lib unb 9ta9m. 800. Sour Der At
uub ste Bug BON Baltimore unb Der 2te Hn6 Ate 3ug bpi
Bai9ingtoil 6aiteu an ollen Gtatipnen.
Ser Z 1ub $50 Wtpr9en8jug unb $50 unb 6 t6
gta9mitta9s3u9 BON Baltimore uub Der SIS Hub 81,
Wfprgeu5ug unb 3 unb 4.30 yaa9mitta8s5Hs boa Mai9
iH9tou O~erbirben ft nit benz annapolis 3uge.
gBegen nG6erer au6tunft NIB 8ilete ieber Irt penb
man fi4 all 8. &. England, agent in Der Camden Sta
tipn pber an bic Gidet Office.
IS. 9. Smit9, 3ranSpprttneifter.
8. 81. @DGe, @en.zI9ent. lianill
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9reimal Die @p6e!
sz. SracDfzSimie
,oha Nk.+cr6j, ,n, mn SO

nah Netcrobur0 uts Nitbmcno.
Nm uub mad Dtensaa, s. September, merten mnfre Dant-
pier BON BIER d5eeten mts fpIat:
8pa 9tsbtar. gDbarf maize Yrattfr.
-H.a Danpfer S q II n tie jeten DtenfcB;
taaa.e go .s petersturs ieten Dpuuerfas;
sag - HStute . f SO al . La n b 6ben Samffae;
fdnnm it'd. gidmraitta 3 lbr. ta = III Hstft aa. .z.#
Nuf BE, RiiGfabrt psrlaIien Ie 51tampnS Anb Gtta @pint
fur Baltimore an Zen feI6sn Gasen.
9tefes fnb Samrfer 1. Eiafe wnb Iberuebntsn arp6e ga
surBen sI btatsem Yrftfs.
SrnGt DfrS td8ltdt GnRerpnEdefi unb barber %auttttrt.
eGetne umIabuHs bon @utern Bet eteier Qtnie. y
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