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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-05-18

Ser
d { Syrup
1T cine gang befOnters se9eime auFSiun8 bss
%rDtOrDD Des Gifems,
cine neue @ntOeduno in Der Waebi,in, Wst&s
Die @ur5el Ter &ranfbeit songreift,
inbem Fe ba8 8lut nit ieinen1 9e6enspriu5ip pber
2ebenselement- @ien berfte9t.
Darin beite9t bos Sebeiunis ber ipunber6Gren @rfclSs
bt5IeS Wtltteis In Seitun8 bon
urberDnlllt9feit, Qeberbeidnerber, Wd1erIu9t,
0rpntlde Otarrboe, S6wdren, gterpenlets
ben, SrcltlAauer1 NIB 6ieber1, &erluIt
Der Srdtte Der Contribution, &ranf'
tetteit Der gtiereI II. Der BlaIe,
Srduel1.S rantbeitelt,
rnb allen &rahf6eiten, mel9e entfebeu
pnr4 etnen DeroOrbenen 3uItdnD pes 8lutes,
Sber %Derblnten iino nit S@p66e unn einem ocIunfenen
3uaanbe beS SbfteuS.
Da bieier BaIiam fein IlcpboL in irseut mel6er
6orm entbdlt, 10 finb feline itdrtenbenbeu @irtungen ben
ibnen entIpre6enbeu q eacticneu nibt unterporIen, ION
bern ~bleibeub, inpem fte Gtdrfe, Strait mo neueS 2eben
alien 2beilen bes &Srpers ~5ufu9ren nub cine eiierne Cons
~ititItion b~erfteIeu.
1tn1erDantidbFctt unb SdtpdAe.
~ NSHt NThAHHACAONH <LbvbLbANPNuV SNpLL1 ~ X
Dumb am, OF Canada, GiGr5 "a. 1865.
= Il sd babe lGnser as 25 Sabre an bartnGdiser
nnberbauIiGteit %selitten."
80 cit ben hlei furSeu BoGen, in meIteu iG
ben YeruUianii6en Gbrup sebraubt babe, babe i'd 70
punterbare @rei6teruns sefunbeu, bas i'd mid taum
bon Seren gBirfi9teit ii6errecen fam. Yerionen, trel4e
mid, %tannten, iinS eritaunt itber ben Be1iel. Sd bin
i'll tpeiten &ceiien befannt uub fam dubern bus MitteI
nlr e%ntpfeblen, tseI6e8I obiel Bel mir 9e6olfen bat"
Gin beri6 inter @ottesgsIebrter III Bottom ia9t:
nSb BABE ben YeruOiantfhen Sbrrp lett eini8er
gsbraubt CT SepG6rt mir neue St1rte, Seiterteit
@eulittbes unb r@taHicitGt Der W~iustelu.~
Sin 27~jdbriger Sranf6eit5faa curirt.
Son Sir. Snsleb 3epett, $40. Is Npon Vtace, 8pitpn
SD BABE felt 81 9u9ren iebr f&psr an 0ispepiia &C.
litter. SD begunu ben 4erupianiI9en 9prup gu gebrau'
den, un6 faub iogtei6 ie,ne oort5 sil9afte %IGirtung aus
9u ber 3eit bon 8 ober 4 Wp6en mar i'd ipieoer tota
~9ersefte1t unO erfreue mid ieitbeut elmer uHunterbrc&ener
@eiuntbeit."
@iner Der dusge5eiGnetlten Surifen gtetpsGn9lanb'i
I4reitt al eiuen 6reuno ME folgt:
rSd Ba6e ben @eruoianii6en Gprup probirt, unb bai
0teiuItat enipra9 gang i9ren In8ia9en. IS aa8te einer
uenen UtenIGen AIS mir bewirtte i'll n1einenn S0rperlpIteu
ueue &rDft unb @nergie; i'd bin nibt mebr matt mi
nnfGbig, alS b%anats, no BIZ mid gum Ietien UtaGe &C.
ie6er baft, ater fGrter unb ~trdftiger uno nit grSBerer Ga
pacnGt sur arteit, 8 ifi9 unb tSrperIiF, ~perie9en, aIS q
ir9ens einer 3eit tpGbreub FER leeten flint Sabre"
Gauienbe fab hnr9 ben @4braud, oieIeS Utittels Dol
eirem trantpaiten 3uitanb i'll einent iuubeu ~biui6erge
liitrt porpeu; dls iUw64Ii9en, flGntli6en uno Ieioen
Den Pericnen iiuo ftatfe, seiunce rnb eliid li&e NtGnne
unO Beiber genlI6t pcroeu; nno ale 2eibenbei fSnne
nit sateul @epiien ni9t nnterlofen, einen S:riu6 rami
5u MAIDEN.
Cine IIu9I6rift bon 80 Geiten tuirb portcfrei an irsen
cine Ibrelie seiencet weroen.
3x 6aben Bel 8. g. Oinsmore,
GigentQimir, So Dep StraBe, SEEN. gort,
xn6 6ei alien Oru9ifteu.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-05-18
SSalttrmpre @%pmimnte SSerelm.

Inter pbigenl Namen Dat itb, mad benz |crtilSe res
Ter StGbte in @uslanb, SeI9ieu unb Deuti6lans, ain
20. NtGr5 b. .. ra6;er elm Sereiu seSriiuoet, pelber gum
3wef BAT, ale nptbwenDi9en 0ebenscebirfniIe, bic burG
Mhonppplifruns unb Speculation in bic SD6e setriebeu
unO tros bes taIen bea 9plOe8 ouf bteier bo6en Preiien
erbalten merten, an @pniumentei jl E e bent nj biI-
.Ii9eren Breiien gu ~pertaufen une tpenber ben 8duz
fer, fans CT f@ all ben &ereiu Gni9liebt, all ZEN e~r,iels
ten @etpinu tbeilnebmen last.
DaS nStbi9e capital wirb bur9 Iutbeile TNtteu] ,us
iaulmeusei@Oieu, meIGe 6 psf. 3uIen traseu. ga elm
anibeil auf 10 DplarS f~efgeebt unb berIeIbe in %ppbentz
Ii6eu au5ablunSen boz 10 Gents ~einge,a6lt miro, 70 lit
ielbit ber lnbeutittelfe I'M @t1nbe, it4 all bieiem 8ereir
~ tet6eiIiSeu.
Die @pnfituticu, iopie bic 10 eitere 4uffGGrun9
tanu man in Der Office Don @rp. q 8eene & 60 So
@r6onge 4lace, Gde Don Sout9ftr., erbalten, aud ~'rs
ben baIelbft @in3ei4nIuseu ~entgesen genonner.
&bWaro u. Scene,
Tapril1 6-3mt S~ter@@ermaIter.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-05-18
8altimcre INN S0ab1na 0ampii6if So.

Gszs9se Nlsr. 8rown & SSbne,
aa5 General M9enten.
NaA NcD Srleane mno .0apala,
Exss bel Sen Net dnhaItenO.
8atrenbte Ser. Staaten GRIT.
Bic 1. @iade Dampfitifs bteier etnts fabrtn ME fOIst:
&tbertD, 1850 &Dnneii,
% m. s. Stdffprt, 8efebIstaber,
am Wittipctb, 23 WeqL
G&nbd, 100 8DHHell,
WtIGtam @DGttn8, 8sfsblSbabtr,
am WeittippGD, Sem -
Qbfabrt BON BrpwnS 20 tdr {, Sells Dpint, punt A rbr
gla6mttta9s am o~neesetstsn Gage.
@esen bra@t Oetr @aiase, NIT unuoertrefatdeu BE.
auemltGteiten, tpeu1e man I'D an te N9erten
9eart N. Gar ter & 6 o..
Ii Spears 2Dbarf.
R8. 8einc 8radtbrtefe du6sr tie BON Der GUmFasnte s-
~Iieftrttn uer en- unterjsi6net & laubnibibeine fUr Sraht
tase wcrten peber 5ra&t Gnsenpniraen ned 9abungSi&eint
unter;rtbntt (ap17-Sl
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-05-18

@ertauf psn Oropnun5z uno Sriegsmaterialien
in Baltimore, Wfo.
DIEee hes @bef QD0 mittlertS Wilitdr, Depart.
Baltimore 8. Uidi 1866.
Nuf Sefebl hes Ortrnans .gbei8 Ter D. Ct. Nrmee wirb
am Wtpntde, 81. Wat 1856, nm IL llbr Wttties i'm Brrt
@dr16al, Wlarplane unter ter 2ettune be Gap. s Wiard,
s pmmaneeur res Sort HfdrfhaQ, nadfebeno tefArtebene
pdrttie BON 8risesmotsrtal btentltd pert igert:
1927 pfb, netr reer irtuieer, Su6isnpuloer In Biferu
1855 ~ b. 30 Gsnpnsnpuloer In @atrcnen,
non s pfb itbe
$500 " ~ 10 Ednpnenpuloer in J11ern,
a 100 pin
15-24 Yfbr YrpsfGfen unb 9nfeten
9-32 10 DO
6-42 TO 10
assn. Ranrnenpaser nit prpbtaaen.
&dufern wtro ilnf 1a9e 3 1t $50 Ben. Sns @~tsentbart
neesufGafsn
Rauf epiusun9en-baar In Jtfeierunet funtS
MMi Fssbt Sc Sen. Wiaiur N 9 6nnepG,
GCmmduN. Wftttl. Diil. Dep.
q 10 8r1bIea,
(~nai9-21 Gd u @hsf QR.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-05-18

$3.50 SMaRen=Narf.
iQEASI Dte N1itaIteter Der Baltimore 9 d lit en-.
@efeI d a Il nerbsn tnrauf Gufmertilm gem DIT Ia
Spetfsn II @etrdufe i'm Sdusea. garf MUIR e9e en- N r6
Ten oerabrtidt werten unb eaB tttie Niarfen bel fCIsenben-
5erren Su baben Fnb:
8. 8. &raaarbt, SdaS .einer
SuituS Conrad Sefr.
Sp6n @ainger 2'gbt un6 See Str.
Sir. tSdrbner. 6 Sill Str.
Sobn 9smneter. 9ctplrb Str
IS Runtner, erpaepap
.8 3. @l utb. q @as Str.
Spbn StrOnbere, pratt Str.
Nufbe nj Yarie itIbR fnb tetne Warfem sR
hlDl D"GSGpmtts.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-05-18
(aus Der @eltt. 8olt.)
Sentide @irren.

DablE 1T eS uIlO setOmmsu, taB bic 9duier
tern chamber geseniberfteben unb benz lllurpatpr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-05-18
Wad, Saoaanob, Ga.

N&Ts&HN Die D1rhpfer BET Baltimore nnb ca.
rlnnat Ddnpfitiff Ga. eebtn uun rt i'll Il Gb; ste Str.
tdHtn Baltimore Srm 1tipn Bod am 8uee ter @UncCrt Ar.
ben 9 rnnetfd UNI 3 nbr gtadntt d9S. 8urrdteb'
renp Srrladsn ~bitielten Sdoaunab irr 9aliturre jebtn
3 pnnert09 8.
@ater idO IuSufa, Ga, une bas Snrlarh, iptt1e an I'M
fern Aaenteu, bic SS. ga Gf9&s nns QDef In Sapdnndb cry
ftgnirt Tno. tptrbtn apf fas pInfilid fe iperirt.
Dfeeu Brabt ub YaHa9g NIT ban befea Seauemli&tc ten
neuaa man fD an
SamesS. lnbreU$ &. A8t.
Office 9S 9tebifr gDbarf unb untCa Dgd.
N8. Vile 8Tattbrtsfe merOen dnf esn Danpfer unttr'
,f{hnek I~7matlMtl
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-05-18
5~eoorrte aepset IT. Nfrfdee anf gtuft.

6eoorrte MepFet 1t. NTrfne auf Stuft+
3eaierungssge BON SubTIten;nittel.
Dar@ g 8 SUPer h 60, Nntt.
Subffens Office 9 Ct 4,
Wo los 80. QcmbartItr.
Baltimore, Wb, Is. didi 1866.
@Untaes, q. yVat 1866, M ttaas II usr psrteu i'm
Rdartnbaus gO IL an @altet ftn Str 6tentii6 rtTitftefrt;
Janfunb smanatl Z ufenb (25000 PIP. 9~etrpGnett
Iepftl unb a6tuncfanijts Gaalsnb $4,000 gb &C.
trpdnete pftrft6e.
Dieie Qpaarin perten oerfluit neil re SPn Der Ee9ttrun6
nt&t IduSer esbraudt ncrben.
neutrality-suspicious. In Jesierurg siCnbs.
Ge6s ka9t w:r; en- gum D9srdumen erlaubt.
Gbpmas 10 ttFSn,
Bot 2tGCl II s 9 II 9 Y,
mtl5-2D Bot SrieSsn Bel
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-05-18

Crace'5 bcriibmte Salbe
geilt G6nitttpunben, 8ranbwunben unb Gerlesrn
bnr@ Serbrtbuns.
0race'S beriblHte Salbe
beilt SenIeu, Sbpdren unb arebs.
@rdce'S beri6mte Salbe
curirt SalSfuB, GrpFpelaS.
@race'S berii6mte Salbe
beiIt aufSeiprunseac Sdnbe nno 6roftbenIen.
@race's beriibnte Sdlbe
BELT aGts @ei6wiire, frii9e GeunSeu II. I. t.
sic lift l9uel i'll Der WirtunS, beieitiSt ben @Glner,
auaenbltdliG unb bebt bTsartis alsiebeRbe @eI6wilfte IL.
Gntsiuounsen, ME burG eiuen 3%auberi9tas, Ipmtt CT.
Iei@teruns unb poGfGnbi3e 3ethIns 9epGbrenb. S1ur 2S
@ts. bic gor! Dtittelt Ppf i~6eieubet fir 30 @ts.
gu baben Bel (:
8. g. DinSmpre, sc Depfrose, geetpsgcrt.
9. %. SopIe & SpRH @isent6iuter, Soitpu,
ilnb Bel alien Drussiaeu, sspeeerei5Gnblern unb aaufeu.
ten naf BEN Ganoe. (1aprl1 iabru.W ~
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-05-18
NDomts' @rpre6 Nptnpaante

EIEaY @EgYMz@@NHeHM&-NaGN
btfStsert Suter. Wertbfa@en unb @tISfr na@ allen SbeiIen
Der Ser. Staten unb mad taf dnen 6bctien Fer 9BeIt.
Die 6t6trbttt bes @tBsntbgns. Det&ee tbr anpsrtraut
nirs,-ber ~EistrtSc YretS Der ne tas Sner1per eert9ntt-
-uab Bic GrleiGtErun0, pel&s fs 9erIOner btetst, tSel6e
Daaren, gDertbfd6en unb Sab su verf@tden baber nna6sE
Ste 2!edsn4 GrpreS Gpiurdanie unGSsrtrefat6 ais
etn Be 6rberungsnitttGI.
8ar NusIunft nstSs nor lid In ber Qaupt-Sffes bS
9pnpd8ntetn Baltimore
10. 184 10. 1T nj pre StrdBe,
ober In tbren Bureaus u .. 227 unit 229 9. $ W.
artht, an Der Galpert.Stdttp unb am RUr.
fDIt eStarf ootr bel Urgent elmer t6rsr a8enturcn.
(1nrs1SD Mtdhs GrrrrF 20 np.
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AftSsehrar1td

melpe Hlepr SpTGr Ipfoerl, do u9eno elHe aHcere TrdHI-
eeit, Ino fpeI9e Der @eI6idllbtett Der Nerjte uebr dls
antere 8rantbeiten ippttet,
,peiGbt cit tieIefn @eitteA
penI ale anbern bergebli6 tparen.
2Bd6reno bahelbe irei Opn alien f9doIiGen, 9ifti9en uni
nlineralii6en Seffanbtbeilen lit; III itp nerelnigenb anea
mas @el6idli@feit, WiieniGaIt unb meoiSinii0e Seunt=
nife I'M Rfanjenreide seSen bieie 3lafie BON &ranf9etter
a%uiftnoen, 1T baiielbe opne ines 8lett9en.
GeprnSNr Sbdtcber, Wf. ..
bon Serrmann, %. g., iGrei6t has 8olSenbe:
y~gGiftar's 8alIam BON ipiloen &riGeu 9epdbrt aIge.
HteiH Seirieriguns. Sc iGeiHt, ba6 er BEN Sufeu burG
lBienbe uEb I, insenbe Wnfnhg auf bic 0uuJen NIB De
~ieiti9nng BON StSrun9en Peilt; in bieier Btre ~beieltist Ell
bic llri1te oe8 SuienS, anitatt ben Suiien 81 fiaen unr
bic lriaGe ~befielUen beiteben 81 Ialen. SD baltic ben
SaIiam fir cine quite, penn ni9t bic bette Suiteuar8uei
peihs mir bet1nht lift
BDu ben a9tb. Gi9ter Sprater,
bon @andiobarie, 9I. y.
@ee6rte Serren - DieieS beltdtigt, oaB i9 ieI6Gt nebft
6amilie Or. gBitar'S 8dliam bon pilben 9tri4en se=
brau6t babe, felt einigen Sabren, uuo baB eS mir SrpBes
8ersnitgtn uaht, ~benIelben gu accommodated Orr eini
gem anbern Dt.ttsl, ipel6es 81 Dem 3wed ~fatriSirt wlrs.
On 6Glen bon Iit9ma cber S~aIsbelGwerben bin i'd ME,
mails etpa8 beiiern b Se9net.
Sang e~rse6euf
Dabib@ prater."
6eb. Satpb 9 If e T BON Sanoper, ga,
rotl tefannt uno 8eattet inter Der beutiGea 8eoSlternns
rieieS 9dnpe8, na9t bic f~el9enbe In9abe gum 8eifen be
Geibenben:
g9ertbe oerren pa ID in meiner ssaulilie bic ipp1Gs
t~bdti8feu 9eirtungen rnr6 be @etrou1 tbrer wertbooIs
fen 4rjnei, &Biftlr'6 Bilptni9en=8aiia erSielt BABE. 10
sereiGt eS mir gum 8ersnd9eu, raielbe benz PubIfum
gu empfeblcn. Spr nabe5u a6t 9abreu besann cine
meiner 2SGter a~b5u5etren Uub mir batten mir wenis
ScHunng fir tire @eneiung. SD taufte eine StaI9e 36reS
aasSe5einneteu Balkans unb nod e6e fte ben sauSen Snz
bait ~oeriel6en Ell geupmmeu bate, mar tbr 3ultanb beoeu=
tenb be1ier. S1 ielbft babe 6iters @ebrau9 BON ibrer
2Irinei 9euadt uno itetS nit benz beten @rs
folge. 9afOb @ebler."
&Srcis : Gineu SOGar bic Tlaid)e.
gu 9dbeu 6Si:
3. q. OinSmpre, SO DepftraBe, Stem .Dort.
SetR &. 6Owts & 5ofn, @igentbiimer, Scfea,
Nno bel alien 0ru9gtftea.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-05-18

2u p~erfnufen,

kA&1 gu pertdufen.
EsssA Gin febr trerttSoues @~igentbum on Der SgB@de
NaHsSA BON 8attimsre un6 Nmt STR. Die @Pbdulldtetten
bsaettn aus etuem erpeen 3f6dtsen Siutt unb U'DtntGus
ntbf sDnarentdus. ar Bait mcrefr. IL JuB 8rpnt unb an
Mmitstr. 9renJsnb 100 8u6 Eiefe. @rurorente nur $1.25
per 5rOnt.3u6. Wdbsres Bat Santss gpttte, NO SIS Soutt
Str. (hp1W)
ecexA Yfero su Uerf1uIen.
EG Gin sutes @frb 1T az S~ertaufen. ~ o. 161
80. y a 9 t r., ndbe G6arIee. Dos
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@tfar's Salfamt
8t1bcn Gen,
wild Cherry

1T 8tVTW1Wt IUUIUIWU EINNVE
Elm 9albe6 Sa9rbunrert lang,
unb nit Zen eritaunli&fteu @rfoIsen an9ctpenbet pprSue
5ur SeiluuS bon
9ufter, Grfdltrtnscn, @ciferfeit mmnrem 9alIe
Snfnen8en, SeuGguften, Group, 9eberttant9eiten,
Observation-Disclosures arGmunSsbe f9tperDeu,
Nf9ma unb alien Qeipeu
be5 5alle5, Der 2un9en unO Der 8ruf.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-05-18

etuSuIenbe1, ltt1 fe nod III ben Ylat ein5utra8eu.
yfldt mr. Die Serei1e al8 Tereine, %lonoern AUDI
bic BripatI6iise1 lOlten wonlS9lid @bren9aben
einlenpel. Sn Chicago lelbit 9ebt eS rii1tig rprs
wirts uno lolteu Die aus,sdrti9en Sdiiteu audi
bierin nidt suriidtleiben. S6Dne 1l1D piele @b~
rcu9aben iino Die jSieroe beS 9anSen SelteS.
9fad alter Sitte bringen SERENE, Die ri6t at
nett pom 6eifplate atmDbnet, 9epDbulih etnen
ooer mebr4re 3elger alf Oeren ei9ene Soften nit
gum Seite, bic aber ppfi Sunbe fir ibre 9ienlte
wibreno oe8 6etes gleid, Den arlpern beSablt tper>
ben, neil es Ifner f1at, 9enu9 geitbte 3ei9er am
SeltDrte 1ebft aufSutreibe1. Spllte MN Sbr
Sereiu geuei9t ieiu, barnnl ein3u9ebe1, 10 bitten
mir Sic, un8 bie8 NIT 9t6titem a15u5eigen.
NIoGnlalS mlIIen mir lie eriuder, ms alls1ge'
ben, iple riele ShitBeu Sbrer @eJeno lIn9efIbr
cd8 5eit e Indell perpen. I'm cielel ytadfrd9en
51 o%euit9erI, benlerfen sic beiOnoer8:
y Sic ShieboiItauS lift $50.
q Mae Sitfien, Die 20 u1b bdrrlnter S19eln
aufS Yfuno idteben, pDer ale Soblt1Ssln
1tnO perbDtel.
3 Aue A6Iebel linb %erlalibt, %tlIcferll tet1e @ld>
fer ir9euD weld}er Qtrt aI9ebra6t iino.-@8
miro mn ans freier Sdno, pbne allies Nufa
llno lnlebnen gelfOIier.
Otlt S9iisengruB,
.. Mutidleduer, Brdi.
W;IiiHippi. (g8ie fte i'll Dtfllliifpi CaS @eles
ahteu.) Alfln98 Wtat wuroe lieutenant S. 8.
8lanpin9, N9ent beS 8reebmenSbureauS IN @re'
naba, balelblt auf cine birterIiitiSe meu4lerilde
Weiie ermprbet.
Gin Wtann, NIT Dem er etwaS betanut NAT, lam
nteuos gu ibm uuO luD Jpn ell, init ibnt ipa5ierel
81 gtben. @r fiibrte tbu ge9e1 cine A0ep bin ans
ipeIder, aG8 ite ooriiber gi19el, ell anoerer Otalln
beroor frat, Der orei Sditiie auf BEN 9ierttenant
abfeuerte. Die cine traf leinen Sintertopf, bic
Speite 9ing i'll bic Seite NIB Die brittle DurhoraltS
bic 2uiee BON binten.
Ser 3ieutenant itar6 ben anbern DtCr9et nm
10 1br al ben erbaltenen Wlnpen.
OaS 1T bic piel6eritbnte StItterltGteit bieier
Nrtitofraten.
Sem attoern 8edmten bes 8ureaus, @apitdI
Was, purbe cine gBarnu1g su39eiI, fi9 oapO1 5n
MAIDEN, pber ct tpitroe ebenfc bebanoelt tperperI.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-08
PRESCRIPTION OF THE BROOM

DESCRIPTION OF IllL bho 49,
4 Eoht cone of brass receives Ine III
which is held fast by a double row Oh leS'n
r,adr Of malleabIe iron, inserted between
the two rows of corn, and drawn lhIo . rno
cone nv means of a screw entering an mn I1'l
mt in the handle A brass teruIe covers VllG
rr1t and lives bearing to the shoulder Oh
tLa conc Two small brass wires, ABOUT al
inch and quarter in length, extend non on,
tba two angles of the center-plece' WlIiin '1
cone. TO the edges OF the broom Wneh hl IS,'
Iesvinr on each side a small nook 10 co ,lI
nact a narrow brass band that hattehs Anu anu
| Itiffrns the broom instead OF sewing l nc
/ difference in weight between TINS anu IN, .''o
| ordinary broom is no more than TWO % III ~ :
ounces and not perceptible. inns Is Tue "il ~
| rateut in which the amount OF corn can IN, "
| Iaried at pleasure, according as you lr"S
| ,yisba LIGHT or heavy broom. lhey We"l
much longer than the ordinary oLoolilS IL iio'
The fact that they are not injured ny allei
nate wetting and drying, and cannot Nolh
nv shake loose at the handle.
II would be superhuous 10 tti , Lo"9,
l,eeners that the vast majority Oh piooln
yonld last twice as long II some iheSS a.,
couId be introduced that would secure w w
corn to the handle till it could be Worn ou'
In our broom this end is eiteetuaHy accom-
| piiShcd.
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WE'RE NEVER EQUALED.

Its rapipity absolute stiffness, ease Of motion,
naFrowness and neatness OF its hem and fell were
never approached by any other machine
The Press universally pronounce this the best
family sewing machine in the world.
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ST. LOUIS.
70 Apt Ais Z s
and MANUFACTURERS SEEKING
SAFE INVEsTMENTs.
, - attention 10 the Little,
,;,Ic ofa Broom, known as
pavpRS, PATENT PERPETUAL BRe0a,

-. ono knows the unlimited 1ernaho
- z-f,,l article and if you once alleeI
- rs merits. and the advantages u 81
,s,5,,,r i+sruofap0ly IN the mahula' tu u - -
- s7Ia there is scarcely one man IN . -! ~!
80 80 ,-cuid rot after due lnNestls"-
s4i-I t i G,,erty support We speak from
49, -. and practical knowledge Wiz =
/ . +Es+ this Broom is sGpeTeedIn5 az
! 80 i. fast coming into generai use
80 -. 4fv capitalists to ind heId oI AZ
i,nr that will pay as large per cehtas' a.
| Powers Patent Broom. roanufar-
~ : t-,,e we sell the right TO man ul'l S,
4 aud sell this article, and some naI!o ="
;r-Ic5 r,arsous might doubt how anu WIlTLi
- vyduld see their money coming pdoA
| tI+asa General thing capitalists are 49,
| 81 70 loan their money al III pei cen -, -
- rg cannot satisfy the most lheTet'-lo n
/ 1T Powers Patent Perpetual broom +" =
,[-1arantee 100 per cent. on all capi'a' -
- then we saw. in al cand0r, don ~
vest vour money with us III the prom -
ar file other hand, if, after invest 2at W.,
,-,,,7 find we have moderated instead ol W -
80 t',,. al vgntages. then give IL g''" ~
,o-f We feel confident that we ~ "a
vim. nv sober, sane and rei7ollstDl e ~ g ,r
4 fine Broom is al We clam lor H. ''"G -
nj Show this. if you come from d lst''-i1
''' Lii NV vour expenses both ways an
t.rr.[rI,iIt IN the city. [Remember TINS
y0u pleased 1t = : even
7. You are not satisfied that II = even eve q
greater success than We represent ~ s,e =
- T,.l,iuo them here where any one can $50
ro@l4E and You can do the same IT does !
Ppr oI,ie that a man should spend a NUM- ~
If ears to learn what child can 40 III
n minute. and herein lies the great s" Dp00
r. POWERS PATENT PERPEIC A. bl'o ~;
nd For terms and circulars, address
" | stamp, 7tpEP
- Olive Street Office. Room No.3,
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THE DAILY CLARION.

Tue New York Tribune was lately VII
living the women Of the South ana enoe1,
oriuR to establish invidious comPali-
aonx be+ween them and the Northern
women. The following extract nom INC
Tribune will give some idea OF thAt ei@
which Greedy fancies to be superior 10 INC
mothers aud sisters Of Southern men;
W. remember the great meeting eaIleu
at Cooper Institute to which "ollTH -
entreated 70 come, and lay theli re- ,.,+-
dress, a costly sacrifice, on the altal a,i,iI,
Eo+;sm The long line OF snowy
60 invaded the neighboring streets. la, az
- in stiff brocades and priceless -
are, do,yn the dim staircase, ana, W.
5oUfs that flashed with jewels. VOC -.
Inv no foreign articles Win W. 49,
felf thew could dispense. fDen IA ~
mn enlarged taeir phylacteTir7' al4u 80
rnagnihed their ONCE, anu sun
rios as never before. -. INST
Az dress reform, dear GaiI7el9 -
az e., the rich and from the tasIeluI
and from the young Tor P'oA IN -
ar-d,- women and fading women va
4, the line which they bitterly lSo'
DLoau an, them from their more fortunate
De ~ In this country, where We L@s
o.-,t,,,ed upt,er classes, a costly "dLHio"1
~ only superficial and external token .
nnsition, and priceless SILK Oh i SUP
shawl is TO many women "A"t al ''' +,
for a coat of arms on tue carriage PaHei5 y,
to an English dame. How aDsul" az a.,
1r.lneIess such a criterion Of boclai 7tal-U-j
rnnst he the experience OF every gay a. a.
- IoIteriIIg yesI Urday at a i-t7il'
jewelers. s1-g a gorgeous lady entered to r. 5,'
Jprdsrs for A SILVER breakfast service. Ii
onaarh of one minute III length, she L.lu
siy deadly assaults on the President ELe
Tisb and closed the conversation bJ =
nnest that the ''tstcr-tcte' sci might De 7ei
r. her carriage, which splendid e4nlP4r
lid at the door Her robe was 7l'I"l
s;ik. IN. tiouuce on her cloak was real Ia
and prIc,les.. and the clustered diamonds
her breach Greedy probably means DfoocL
TREMENDOUSLY flashed hints OF untold te'en'
in the purse that bought them IL Is PR
Able that that giitterug lady haG heP' - -
decalopue from uer youth up, ana IoNeu Ii
neigh6or as herself Bat one eouIu =
heI9 a dreadful suspicion that she ate vi
mr. knife and audiU'y slipped her soup q.
a ren,orious world u light hint that a ~
Iess grandeur aud little more SIa'illl
wouId he a litter entrance fee at the Pol'
of really good society.
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3,
-, C,,sse. lint engage iu II, ana tneil
k,.a,OuS fer doing so.

:. 4 t,io,~ LnoZy it will supercede all other
H. Ch and they conceive it to their IN
+arest to buy the right rather than have 1t
80, INTO the hands of any other person.
) Capitalists, Because they know 1t is a
s,,ccesSi and they cannot invest their money
in a safer or more paying business
3 Returned Soldiers, Because they want
to engage in profitable business, tnaC Gtm
be taken up and dropped at any tlhe' WIN
ont loss or hazard.
Every man, that is out of business, be
! cause he wants to make money.
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ROTATING HOOK"

and drawing the twist into the goods thus securely
fastening every stitch, 50 that the seam VIZ o
I've rut at treatment intervals and in that case even
the seam is warranted not to rip IN wear anu uhuei
all circumstances to survive the WashGup -,
4 ratented device prevents the posslDlhty OF "
machine being run in the wrong direction OF lne
hnIs1re Wheel ever wearing or touching the dress.
RI, another ingenious Patent improvement
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WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE

will use coarse cotton linen, silk and twlne. II
rms easier faster and stiller than any otheE Hla
chine It forms a fat even and elastic seam dihef,
inc from every other stitch each loop being twisted
by means of the
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Agents for other frstelass machines who take
this one in addition to theirs, make our most sue
cessfal and best Agents. Try it,
Terms to agents, descriptive circular and speci-
mems of work sent free by mail receipt Of stamp
NJ W. LEET, General Agent
St Louis Mo.
pROe ~ Nsrth Fifth Street. Feb ldan