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DIR. T. ]. KISNER.


NEW TREATMENT d NEW REMEDIES
OFFICE, 3D ST., CENTRE WHEELING, w. VA,
nR X. HAVING SECURED THE SER
IL VICES OF an intelligent assistant, who
Will attend TO the PREPARATION of medI-
cinesl putting up prescriptions, &c, will ena-
BILE him to give more attention to ont pa
tients, especially to his many friends in Tho
country. His medicines are all prepared in
uentS by himself DIR. X. treats all diseases
both Acute and Chronic, with which human
1ty Is afhlcted. He has lnrRe number OF new
remedies, which have proved remarkably
successful in many of those obstinate cases Of
Chronic diseases which heretofore have bCcn
supposed to be incurahle, among which may
be named: Consumption, Scrofuln, dis.
charges from the Ear, Ozena. Enlarged Glands,
treating Liver Diseases, Stomach ComplRints
Bronchitis and all diseases of the Throat
and Air Passages. HypertrOphy and all 9TH
or diseases of the Heart, NeuraigIa EDIIensY
Spinal Affections, and all diseases OF the Ncr-
vous system Is acknowledged by all who have
tested II to be the most certain and successful
ever known to the medical profession. Dr. X ,
has been eminently successful in the treat
Menstrul Distractions, Painful Menstrnsti0n.
LeucThea, Uterine and OVarion TIlmOrs
PTolnpSus Uteri and all Nervous diseases to
which they are subject.
He makes a specially In the treatment of
all Chronic Affections of the Genito Urinary
Organs, viz: Catarrh OF Bladder and UTethr,i
Irritable Bladder. and Non-retention and
Gravel, Biabetis and DificnIt UTinhting, sy-
Philitic Diseases in all their varied IOIms
Ghonarrhea, Its complications and segucllE.
SpermatOrrhea and 1mpOtency, and all alice
Also special attention paid to tho treatment
Of Fistulas, White Swelling, ScrOTnlOuH
particulnriy with old troublesome cases
should lose no time to call on or address DIR.
KISNER. Communications containing fee
promptly noticed. Office preScriptIouS and
medicine cash. For visits in city, same as
other PhyBIcianS. Office hOurA 8 A N. TO IL
M. p. n. to4 T. NJ, and P. n. tO9P. NJ.
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SPECULAToRs COME TO GR1EF.-Cer-
tain parties in Philadelphia and else
where have been engaged for some time
past in purchasing all the chloride of
lime they could lay hands on in antici-
patton OF the appearance of the Asiatic
cholera, when they confidently expect
ed to reap a golden harvest by selling
it Mt most exorbitant rates as disin2
fectant. All consignments of the arti-
ole in question were eagerly pounced
upon. and as high as eight cents per
podhd has been willingly paid for what
is now a "drug in the market." These
would-be-get-rich-in-a-hurry gentry, at
the expense of the community Mt large,
now Find themselves most egregRously
"sold," and the large stocks Of chloride
flime on hand not so. The non-ap-
pearance of the cholera as an epidemic
has impoverished these unprfncipled
spectators, and they would be glad to
price.
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WEST v1Ra1S1A Posr oFF1cEs.-The
following orders have been issued from
the Post Office Department:
Re-establish Kanawha Station, Wood
county, and appoint r. Fl. Baker post
master. Reopen Sinks Grove, Mon
roe county, and appoint Reese q. Pugh
postmaster, Uice A. q. Leach. Appoint
William Madison postmaster at George
town, Lewis county, Vice P. s. Singer,
failed to give bond.
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BUBBLES AND THEIR TEACHINGS
The Richmond Times thinks that a
book on Bubbles would be tull of in
terest. 1t would appropriately de-
scribe all those cases of melancholy en-
thusiasrn which have from time to time
led mankind by dazzling delusions to
ruin and disaster. Gigantic schemes of
great and sudden fortune, hot with all
the fevers OF speculation, have, both in
this country and England, within the
last century, enriched few lucky
gamblers, while the great majority Of
persons, decoyed' into investments,
have been duped, swindled and ruined.
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A DIAMOND WEDDING Silver we'd
dtngs are not uncommon; golden ones
are rare; but the rarest of all matri-
monialIcommemorations is diamond
wedding -seventy-five years husband
and wife! Perhaps the most remark
able wedding anniversary on record
was lately celebrated mt OlmutZ, in Bn-
varia. The parties were married in the
year 1874. and were not then very
young. The fete was given the hus-
band, n landed proprietor of the place,
whose age was one hundred and three
years, and his wife's ninety-seven.
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Chaplin 18th W. Va. infantry.
PIrrsRuRG, July s, 1865.

MeSsrs. McCABE, KRAFT 4 Co., GcnHcmen:
Allow me 10 add my testimony to that OF
Others, III regard TO your celebrated 'DiarThea
Compound" l have been for Il long time
subject to the disease for which Il is recon-
mended. have tried various remedies; but
never found one that so completely crHdicatNI
the disease as your medicine. a short time,
ago was suffering terribly with DiarThca.
procured n bottle OF "KrnTt'S Dinrrhp.l COM
pound" experienced Immediate relief from
one dose, and after n third dose felt MS well NJ
ever. regard 1t as an Invaluable medicine,
and would not be without it. Yours truly,
L, w, STEWART.
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Sf,nilta SimtIibus CurGnhur.
HUMPHREYS
HommoDathic SDecifics

HAVE PROVED, FROM TIE MOST AMPLE
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harmless to bc free from danger, and efficient RS
to bc always reliable. They have raised the highest
ccmmendHtiOn from all, and will always render sat
sfnctiOu.
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THE salary of the newly appointed
Chief Baron of the Exchequer in Eng.
land is S35, 900 year. Theother judges
have S25, 600 each, with the exception of
the Lord Chief Justice, who has $40. 600.
The Chief Justice of the Common Pleas
has S35, 600 a year. A cockney. would
say that he must be uncommon hard to
Pleas If he warn't satisfied.
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p The demand Of Prussia that Austria
shall be excluded from the latter con-
federation, to which Prussia herself
does not belong, is singular stretch OF
international arrogance. Evidently the
motto of Bismark is-divide ct impera.
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German RcconstrnctIon.

In the reconstruction of Germany the
States north of the Main, which form
the new Prussian confederation, are
shown by the following table;
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och OIL II a, -

or its kindred diseases-during the coming
summer.
The following arc a few OF the certificates
which have been voluntarily given to the
ProprietOrs, by persons who arc well known
WHEELING. Apri::225ih, 1865.
MeSSrs. MCCABE, KRAFT X Co., Gentlemen.
Having used Krnft s Diarrhea Compound. for
Camp DiRrThea, with which have been deep
ly afflicted for almost one month. all other
remedies tried hGUinQ failed, and finding II not
only IL present relief but ii permanent cure, |
take pleasure in recommending II TO tho In
vOrable notice Of all who mny be alike nffi iCt-
ed. q. MARTlS,
Chaplin 18TH w. Va. Infantry.
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W H. NJ FL
nfMatpalfn RpD

McCABE, KRAFT 4 CO., Wholesale Drug
giStE, Wheeling, w. Va. sole PrOprietorS, 10
whom all orders should be addressed.
For sale by REED, KRAFT & Co, Centre
Wheeling, WEST & MITCHELL, Bridgeport,
Ohio, and by Dealers III Medicines every
where. fab2l- -6TndSw
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. ls,, 1866

MeSsrs. MCCABE, KRAFT & Co., Gentlemen:
1hRve been using Your "DInrrhea Compound
in my family for some time, and can say with
much pleasure, that II is the BE2Sr MEDICINE
OF the kind have ever used, md do cheerful
ly recommend 1t to my friends.
With much respect, am your friend,
". H. MESTCALFE,
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TAX ON CIaARs.-The enclosed letter
answers questions of interest to manu-
facturers of cigars, of whom there are
a good many in this city:
Treasury Department, Washington,
August 4, lS66.-Sir: In answer to yours
of the LIST inst, have to say that the
tax on cigars, &c., is to be assessed
upon the price at which they are sold,
If such price is established by bona
tide sale; if not, upon an appraised
value, or the value at which cigars, &C.,
of like quality are selling in the mar
ket. sJ-T-
If the cigars are sold for ss per NJ, the
tax is 81 per NJ; if they are sold for 80
per NJ, the tax Is 81 per NJ.
Cigars sold for more than Sl2 per NJ
are liable to 81, more than one-tffth of
the price they are sold for, as tax. Ci-
gars, &C., sold for SIS, SO, S24, $50, $50,
$50 or 800 per NJ, are liable to 81 go, S8,
IS so, $40, Sl4, 500, S24, respectively, of
tax. The excise tax does not recognize
a "market value" or "taxable value''
which excludes the tax.
Yours, respectfully,
.a THOMAS HARNAND,
Deputy Commissioner.
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Franklin Insurance Company


Capital, $3.50, 900.
DIRECTORS:
T. II. Logan, T. P. ShRllcToSs, Geo. X. Wheat,
Geo. Mendel, John Zoeclxler, Saml. McClel:
Ian. g. w. FranZheim, Jas. N. Vance, Alex.
Laughlin ..
NIIfIS COMPANY HAVING BEEN DULY
l. organized, are prepared to take risks at
fair rates on buildings of all kinds, merchan-
disc, manufacturing establishments, furni-
ture, steamboats, and cargoes on the western
rivers and lakes, and also on the lives of per-
sons for term of years. This Company Of
fers superior inducements TO farmers, where
by they can be insured for three yeaIE, at re-
duced rates. This being home institution,
composed of some ninety-fOur Stockholders,
most of whom are among our pest business
men, recommends itself to the favorable con-
their patronage.
Applications for insurance will be prompt
attended to by the Secretary.
ONCE, No. Mcclure House, being the same
formerly occupied by Adams Express Co.
n. MACARTHUR, Secretary.
SAMII MCCLELLAN, President,
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President
n. c. ARTHUR, Agent for paying pensions
Office, No. Mcclure House, being the same
formerly occupied by Adams Express Co.
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Ex-GovERNoR LErcHER, OF v1R-
G1NIA.-The following allusion to Ex-
Governor Letcher, of Virginia. is made
by the Lexington (Va.) correspondent
of the Richmond Times, in an account
of the Virginia Military Institute:
"Governor Letcher has been made a
member of the Board by Governor
PeirpOint, who arrived here day before
yesterday, and is the guest of General
Smith, the superintendent of the insti-
tuition. Governor Letcher is looking
remarkably we'll. He is quietly prac-
ticing law. living up to the letter of his
parole, attending no public assemblage,
and not even, as yet, availing himself
of the privilege lately given him by the
War Department of addressing the peo'
pie of his native county on the subject
of the Valley railroad. Impoverished
by the war, and realizing but little
ready money from the practice of his
profession, he is greatly helped by his
most estimable wife, who, in common
with many other ladies in Lexington
is reduced TO the necessity of keeping q
boarding house."
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Susuraurf.
National Insurance Company
d.. OF WHEELING. -..

SAAA 900.
President, GEORGE X. WHEAT.
Vice President, JAMES McCLUNEY.
DIRECTORS:
John e Wilson, A, C, Quarter
Sam1 Harper, Jas. Corr,
George Adams, James McClunev
1. F. Updegraf, George K. Wheat
Christian Smith.
NNHIS COMPANY HAVING BEEN FIJI
j ly organized, is prepared to transact busi-
ness and asks liberal share of public patrO-
Office No. 26 Monroe street, up stairs, next
door to First National Bank.
mr22 JOHN BISHOP, Sec'y.
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NO. SOL.
@tdtral.
The Greatest Medicine OF
the Age.
KRAFT's
Diarrhea Compound.

TIME ONLY SAFE AND CERTAIN CURE
i OF DiTrhed, DysenteT7N. F2ltI, Summer
Complaint, anu all diseases OF the stomach and
bowels, incident to a change OF Diet or Cu-
1t has stood the test OF time-has cured In
thousands OF cases LUheTe all other remedies
hare failed, and is sprOnOunccti by the PUBLIC
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THE STATE AND THE NAT1oN,

ask you to perfect by the ballet
what has been begun by the bayonet.
Secure permanent peace by establish
ing freedom and justice throughout the
whole land. leave the State intact, in
the possession of every right that hith-
erto pertained to them but let them
know that for tho abuse of this power
intrusted to them there is "a tribunal
above and superior to them, represent-
ed by the whole people of this land,
and will redress the wrong, and mako
the whole world know that the Ameri-
can Republic presents for the admira-
ton of mankind the sublime spectacle
of Government so wise, so humane,
and yet so strong and just, that there
are none so high who violate its laws
as to be above 1t, or beyond It's powers,
and none so humble who obey It's laws
as to be beneath its protecting care.
Let it be left undone' and it is evident
that the most precious and illustrious
sacrifices ever made on this earth by
any people for any government, have at
last been made in vain. [Appiause,l
AS Mr.. Bingham again thanked the
Convention for his nomination, three
rousing cheers were given for the sue
cessfuf triumph of the ticket.
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DUTY TO AMEND.

They are opposed to the test oath as
unconstitutional: and they are oppos.
ed to the constitutional amendment
because it is unconstitutional. 1 have
learned from experience, and from the
higher sources of knowledge, that the
hrst great principle of American insti-
tutions, as it is presented in Washinp-
tons Farewell Address, is the right oft6e
people to change their Constitutions of
Government whenever change becomes
necessary for the safety of the liberties
of the people. This is, a duty second
10 none that devolves upon them on this
earth. This struggle for four years has
testified to all the world that amend
ments are needed in the Constitution of
the United States,
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ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY

VI Et7 AIIINI IINW III IIst's
Many prominent Physicians now use It in
their practice, and unhGSi;Ik ingIy recommend
It.
Keepitin your houseNlI bc prepared for
any sudden attack OF
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Zine 8eredbte Serosrun8 psnnfYlua'
nieus euoIidb anerfannt.

Sm Sabre 1868, als bic Rebeaenarmee
uuter Sen. See Die @renjen pon Yeans
fplp1nien dberfbritt nno es9en !parrlss
burg uorbran9, ri6tete pra t,oent Slntotn
an DEN Gcurerntur uen penntpluaniea
bic prineenbe 1uforoerune, fofort Die
D9ili,en auf3Htieten, um ben feinoliten
1narif ab,ufbla9en. - Soup. Curtin
Iurid, oab er bereit fei,
onftr Gufforberuna fofort ju entipre6en,
atlein ea bic Staatss @eiee9ebune nibt
in Sibung fei. 70 feble ee ibm an ben
nStbiaen Sonos sur 1usriftuns uno 8es
sabfuhe Der auf9ebrtenen Wannibaf-
ten, porauf ct pom &rie9sminltfer ole
1ntport aurid erbielt, oaB er feben fcas
te, oaS nStbist Gelo einifmsilen BON ben
8anten poraefbohen 5u erbalten. Sos
fort i'm ndbffen @on9reB rpIroe Die Nes
eierun9 oarauf antra9en, bic Nusla9en
oafir ipieber ia erftatten.
Iuf biefe befiimmte 3ufaee bin fbofs
fen bic 8anten pon pennfplpanien bic
erforberli1en 9eloer i'm 8etraee BON uns
aefdbr 100000 aufamn1en. - Oiefe
Summe purbe fiir Den an9e9ebenen
2ned perausaabt unb fpdter pom Staate
pennTplpanien ben 8anten Juraderifat=
tet. pennfplpanien fonnte aber tros Der
beftimmten 3ufase bis feet pom Der ytaa
tional>N >Ne9ierun9 bic perfRrotene 3abs
lung Der eebabten 1uSla9en ni6t erlan:
aen, obnobl bereits i'm pori9en @onereiie
cine oarauf bejdelite 8iu ein9ebratt
iporoen mar uno obrpobl geeu yorf uno
yleu Serfep ibre 1usla9en fur SteQun9
Der Wilis ldnsft pereiitet erbalten batten.
@orisen Sreitas fam oiefe 1n9eleeen=
belt i'm Neprd fentantenbaufe ipieoer 3ur
Sprabe uno ieet enolih eelan9 es ben
1n(frenaunaen einiaer Heprd fentanten
unieres Stdat,s, es ourb,ufeben, oa6
man ben 1nfprd6en pennfplpaniens 9es
rebt tpuroe.
Inter ben 1bseorbnetsn, Die fib am
eifri9ffen bemdbten, Dem bisber imtner
bintenan9efebten Staate pennfplpanien
Hebt 3u perfbaffen, baben mir befcnoere
Dem Rsprdfentanten pom 8. Oiftrltt.
6errn eeonarb MYERS berporjus
beben, Der nit pieler Serebtfamteit aue
8srfute, bic pafiirune Der 8ia ourd)
bcieefi9te amendment uno Subffitute su
psrbinoern. su Nibte mabte. Sbm ia
bauptid6lib NIT ju peroanten cab fblieb.
lib bic Siq unperdnoert nit IS 9easn 35
Stmmen aneenommen puroe uno cab
nunmebr 1usiidt porbanoen 1T, auf Die
GiIeune elmer Gbrenfbulo, Die Die 0as
tion in Der tiefifsn Ssordnenib dberroms
men bate, esren Ginlofune abr bisber
INNER unterla fen rporoen mar.
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yeabtnebel perbreitet, unc in ben Organs
ismus ourb oas Itbmen dnfse nommen.
uerurfaben iIe ftne rpeitoerbreitete Erants
belt Der @ebfeIfieber. Die @irfun9en
oiefer tleinen pf ,n,en fommen poaffdn'
big nit Dem abersin, mas frdber unter
Dem 8orfcn,men bon Niasrhsn uermutbst
rpuroe, unb oab fie Die sirtli6e urfi0e
csfietben feien, murot berpieien, lnoem
man &dffen nit Groe, rpeide iie entbielf,
an Srte brddJte, no oas Webfeliiebsr
ME, 70 piet man WuBte. uor9etommen mar.
Sn unaefdbr 5rpei Wod,sn. nad,oem bic
6ieberpfan5e oortbin 9ebrabt worcsn
mar, traten aanj fbarf ausaSprd9te Sdlle
oieier Sranfbsit auf. Disfe 9ntoedun9
erusitert bic ieet nitt unfere 2enn.nib
Der Rttel. uns eauon % befreisn. aasin
es rpiro rpa briteinlib nob oieies Re Iultat
erreibt neroen, uno islbff oetieniee, rpel=
der nun be9reift, pie er fib 70 Elm Siebsr
suaesoeen, bait fib fbon fdr BATH sc:
bsilt. Die Sporen srbeben iib blos in
Der Nabt, uno oann ia elmer robe, biz
nab Der eoealitdt perfbisoen 1T 30-lOO
SuS. Dieies erfldrt bic Gblttlts, rpar'
um Die W1btluft uns Siebsr brin9t uno
rparum bobert eaeen frei oapon iino.
Haboem Der Siebsriame in Den Organ:
ismus aufeenommen, oann pRanjt fit
oas @epdts bort fort uno Der patisn,
miro cine 1rt tbieriibss 3reibbaus.
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eine nGue Hntocfuna.

Sc purbe idneff bic Slsbsrpflanss
entpedt uno Srpar nitt itne, rpslde Biehsr
eurirt, ionoern wslde Sieber perurfabt.
0isr 1T cine pfan,e penis ffsns, pom Der
mir &unoe seben. obne fdr6ten ju odrfen,
in Seau9 anf bic Srlanaun9 ibrss Ga:
mems nit 1afroeen beifdrmt 3u fperoen.
@epi6 es iff elm fleines Ding uno es
9ebort Elm eutes 1u9e baju, unterffdet
BON einem eutsn Rifroseop, um es ju
ttnoen. aaein, penn es sinmal 9efunoen
1T, fann man fa9en, man bat ben Ga
men oes Sddtler (Sbdttslfroifes) fsIbff
entoedt. Or. 8. o. Salisburp pcn
@lepelano, Sbio. tiinoietim 1m.. Sournal
Of Weo. Seienees an, oa6 oas falte
(Bebia:) Sieber our6 cine mitrcsto.
pifbe pfan5e perurfatt weroe, nelde
man finoet. mo- fauIss ffillffebenoes @af.
fer eben uertrodnet it. Die Sporen
ooer Der Sortpfan,unesffaub oieier fIeis
Ren pfanSe psrosn ourb Die fsuutsn
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Qsbens.D Der Gd,e runa.

sc. e mo. giq. Der as.nt fir bic stmtr.
iean 9cbenS. S.Sriidsrlinss. .@sislid,dft bon Ybi.
lactIpbia. mar leste SScbe in unierer Stabi an.
rpeienb unp ilberreid,tt ben 8itiipsn ober ia
milen Den @slanf 81 cenen ibre ptrifcrbtnt,l
Yliglitper btriidert irdren-ndmIif Der bee
Sobn e @idlD s25OO unb Der bes Nai Amce
Gtiinger $500 Sm Isstsrsn 6als mar bloc
bic Summs bon einisen so 3baler tinbt,ablt-
Tieie Gcm9aSuie bat in elmer nitt Iansen 3tit.
in bieier Stabt uni 2ebeu 81 900 ansbt,ablt
Or. w. !. y 0 IN 9 III Der assnt bieir 9om.
pasnit-unc Gin iettr Siirser loutt isiu 9sbtu
obnt 9erjus berii6ern laBtn.
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dorra 400 i'm wsffen

9ouispiGle, "a Wdr,. Der Sturm
am Oienffo9 1benc tparf an Der gte Der
,psiten uuo SsfTerfon Strabs. mo Gin
bsfti9T @irbrlpino tobts. einen @asen
Der pferoeeiienbabn uollftdnoie um.
Dae Dad, Der eouispiGle Rcllmdble
wuroe 70 ssfhidt, als Oh ss ourb Wenfb.
enbinoe asfhsbsn ndre, pcn isinrr Tins
terlaae asnh'n uno ourb pie edfte ents
fibrt. Gin netter 3cpbpr!
Ser Sturm. pel6sr aub in Snbiana
uno Suinois tobte, bit aub bort beoeut.
enoe Ssrbeerunsen anaeri6t't. 3u Obi:
e.sc tobre Elm wittenorr 6aaslifurm,
abrr Der aefdbrlibfe ltnfau BON allrn.
rslbe bis iPet ju unfrer &enntniB &C.
tommen ftno. ercianets fib bsi @onners.
pils, auf Ger Cincinnati uno Snoianapo.
liz Giienbabn.
Der Sturm rparf bier mebere 6dufer
uno Sfeunen um uno rib einen ffeiner:
nen pfeiler Der langen Bride iber Den
Bbitsmater Slub aus Den Susen. Die:
Ter llnfaa fbeint nidt befannt 9siporofn
,u iein, oenn Der 9tadtsus, nsltsr DOR
Snoianapolis ab9ina, iauste bsi Com
nsrspias nit 9epobnliber ShneIi9feit
uorbsi, bic eofomotiue brad ourb bic
Bride unc fisl mil Dem Saaaaerpaeen
uno 3Wsi pl plfa9ierwa99ons in Cen Slu6.
Sb pafa9iere perlest iino, piGsn mir
nidt. Der Der eoe omctiusf fdbrsr iif lhwer
usrwunort uno Der 6sissr fol- 70 fart
perlret fein, oa6 r / st pobl ibon es=
iforbpn fcin miro. Die SrIde mar eine
Der bsiftn i'm Staats; bis fie pieosr Der.
9effellt 1T, peroen Die plfaeiere nit
Soctsn dber ben Slub sefsbt.
1ufoer Niiiifiippi Central =Giienbabn
Ipurosn feds Srdfsn res9efbwemmt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-04-03
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