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The national Republican., 1867-01-15
DROPOsALs FOR FRESH BEEF AND
VRGRTABLRs.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU or PROVIsIoss AID CLoralso,

BUREAU OF fkOFslohs AID CLorHIho,
January T. 1866,
Sealed proposals. endorsed Proposals for Fresh Beef
and Vegetable, will be received at this Bureau until
o'eoek, p. m. the 2lst day Of January inst for
the supply Of 5000 pounds Of FRESH BBkP and 90,
900 pounds Of FRESH VEGRTABLRS, at the NORFOLK
NAVY YARD AND STATION, As required.
The Beef and Vegetables must be Of good quality and
the best the market Affords and each article must bo
offered for by the pound The Beef to bs In equal pro.
portions, fore aud hind quarters.
Bonds, with approved security, Will be required In
half the estimAted amount Of the contract, and
twenty per cent in addition will be withheld from the
amount Of each payment to be made As collateral
eury for the due performance Of the coniraet which
will on no account be paid untll II 10 fully complied
with
Every offer made must be accompanied by 4 written
guaranty signed By onlor more responsible persons
that the bidder or biddsill II his their bid he Ae
espted, enter into obligation within ave days with
good and sufficient aursts to fuTnlSh the articles pro-
posed. IL
No proposal OflI be considered uRlsss accompanied
such gudrdnty and BY satf4ldeory evidence that s
bidder u regular dealer IN TIE articles proos for,
and has the license required bv act Of CORgress
The Department the right 70 reject any pro-
poa not considered advantageous 10 the Government
II 10 to be understood that In ease the stipulated
quantity OF either articles shall be delivered leaving
balance due on the other article the contract may be
considered a. completed In full, st The 9gtca q the
Department ne. II. BRID0R,
Illl,lt Chief of Bureau,
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Ernm the RnndMIch IsIand.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. l4.-The bark Cam
bridge has arrived from Honolulu, with
advices TO December 22d. I..l
Captain b. +. Snow, connected for over
forty years with the Sandwich Island trade,
was buried on the twentieth of December
The influenza, which was for so long time
epidemic on the Island, has disappeared.
Three Hawaiians were brutally murdered
at Pill Island. No violence was perpetrated
on the missionaries, but they were advised
to leave blythe brother Of the King
The national Republican., 1867-01-15
Steamboat Burned.

MOBILE, Jan. l4.-The steamer Sunny
South, running between Montgomery and
New Orleans, with a cargo of l,060 bales Of
cotton, was entirely destroyed by FIRE at
Portland landing, on the Alabama river, on
Friday night last. The boat was insured for
$4,000 in New Orleans. The larger portion
Of the cargo was for Mobile, and was fully
insured. Two passengers are missing The
passengers lost everything.
The national Republican., 1867-01-15

The lobbyers on the tariff bill throng the
capital in scores. To believe them would
bring one to think that the fate of the nation
depended upon the imposition of heavy
duty upon this, that and the other thing
manufactured in this country.
The national Republican., 1867-01-15
Maggie Mitchell.

"Fanchon " was played by MAGGIE NIT.
cHELL to IN overfowing audience at the
National Theatre last night, with the genuine
spirit and natural pathos that have rendered
her universal favorite. Tonight this ex
cellent domestic drama will be repeated.
The national Republican., 1867-01-15

Hours OF LABoR.-The commissioners ap-
pointed to investigate the subject of hours
of labor have reported to the Legislature.
The majority take ground against any at
tempt to regulate the hours Of labor by law;
and the minority (Mr RoGERs) report IN
favor of ten hours OF factory or farm labor,
and of eight hours for mechanical labor, as q
legal days work in absence Of contracts.
The national Republican., 1867-01-15
ChoIera ON the Isthmus.

New YoRK, Jan. 12.-The passengers who
arrived by the steamer San Francisco from
Nicaragua to-day, report at San Juan del
Sur, they found 700 passengers from the
steamer Santiago de Cuba, Of whom 800
were soldiers who had been left by the Moses
Taylor. They found the steamer San Fran
cisco at Greytown with GOO more passengers
for the Americas return trip, being 300 in
all. Official reports state that nine Of the
passengers and twenty.seyen soldiers had
died OF cholera. If the America tries to
carry them all the cholera is nearly sure to
break out on board.
She left Greytown January l, and the next
day there were three cases Of cholera in the
steerage, and three deaths during the voyage.
She put into Key West on the 5th, chiefly to
allay the fright Of the passengers. Twenty.
one frightened passengers deserted the ship
there. Another account says twenty-six
soldiers and one officer, Major Gamble, fell
victims to the disease; also two passengers
and four employees Of the river steamer.
Up to the time the San Francisco left, for 4s
hours, there had been no new cases. No
women or children had died a.- $50
The national Republican., 1867-01-15
Rhode Isia nd LegisIature.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Jan. l4.-The General
Assembly commenced its january session
the Senate that he had collected nearly oil
the States military claims against the Gen
eral Government less than $4,000 being
still in abeyance.
The national Republican., 1867-01-15
Streams Dried Up by an American
EarthQunke. .as" .

JACKSON, Oregon, Jan. 14.--A telegram
received here says that terrific earthquake
was felt at Fort klamath, on the 9th instant.
The sky was darkened with ashes and the air
filed with sulphurous yapors, which came
from the direction OF klamath marsh.
klamath lake had fallen about six feet, and
Crooked creek was completely dried mp. The
account purports to have been written by
order of the commander of Fort klamath.
The national Republican., 1867-01-15
Movement Of United states Troops.

FoRTREss MONROE, Jan. l4.-The goth
United States infantry and six hundred and
fifty men, lately stationed at Richmond,
have arrived at Norfolk. They will embark
tonight on the steamer Missouri for New
Orleans, to relieve the colored regiments
that have been mustered out of the service.
The national Republican., 1867-01-15

TIE statement that the subject of i'm
peachment has been referred in the House
Judiciary Committee to a subcommittee,
consisting Of three of the most radical mem
bers of that body, is untrue, No such refer
ence has been made.
The national Republican., 1867-01-15

g SENATOR FEssRNDES was too III to be present
in his place yesterday and call up the Tariff
bill. He is better, and will be able to attend
10 his duties to-day.
The national Republican., 1867-01-15

MAJ. GEN. AUoUR leaves this city to-day
and will take up his line Of march" for
Omaha, where he is to take command Of the
military forces near that point. ''
The national Republican., 1867-01-15

A DELEGATION Of the navy yard employees
were at the Capitol yesterday to ask Con-
gress to give them extra pay on account Of
the high prices Of living.
The national Republican., 1867-01-15
Indian 0utrages.

FoRr LARAMIE, Jan. 'l2.--A mail party
was attacked about forty miles west Of here
last night by the Indians, who captured
seven mules and wagon. A stealing party
Of Indians are reported prowling about this
post ..
The national Republican., 1867-01-15

The SENATE is yet quite thin, the members
absent to attend to matters in reference to
their reelection not having returned.
The national Republican., 1867-01-15
A Fatal Plaster MIN Explosion.

PmApELPHIA, Jan. 14.-The boiler in 2.
Patton's steam plaster mill exploded this
afternoon, entirely destroying the building
and killing an employee named S A. Afford
severely injured, VIM. Sherman, Of New
sidewalk, was injured by flying bricks.
The national Republican., 1867-01-15
Long Strike.

The "Long Strike" at Walls Opera
House attracted q full house, and the per-
formance passed of in capital style. 1t will
be repeated tonight.
The national Republican., 1867-01-15
TO MEMBERS OF ooNeREss.

sonators and Representatives. can hhVe DAILf
NI,,orIL REPupLrcAS delivered regularly and
promp,lv At their residence, in 'OyepPva BY order.
ing u through the Secretary Of the Senate, the
Clerk Of The House Of Representatives, or At the
osB., Of the RxpuBLrcAN, No. sll Ninth street,
nsar PsnnsylyaniA avenue.
The national Republican., 1867-01-15
sPECIAL NOTICES.


81 workinGmsn's Asssmbly.-Ths rsgu-
lar monthly meeting will be held on WEDNESDAY
EvEsIse, January 10, At N o'clock, In the Cosnsn
Chamber, city Hall. ...f
Jal5-H JAS II. RERD. Rec. Sec.
81 Board OF Trade Rooms, Ciagsst 4
swKESr's, No. 4 MAnKEr sPAcE.-ELHcrIos OF 0yYI.
oHss-The Fourth Quarterly Meeting Of the Board Of
Trade will transprs on FRIDAY EVENING next
January Is, 1857, whsn . President, two Vice Prss-
DENTS and Board Of twelve Directors will be siss,sS
to serve for the ensuing year. ".
jslSH N. sARDo, Secretary.
SSoenservasivs Army and Navy Union.-
The regular weekly meeting Of this Organization will
take place at Temperance Hall. street. THIS tTURs-
DAY) EVENING, At ~ o'clock. i..f
The At,sndanes Of every member Ia dssirsd, a. bust
ness Of vital interest 10 the soldiers and sailors will bs
brought before the meeting. ~. a.aJ
.I.. JAMES n. o,BRIRNB
fRASK 0EuE, President.
Cor Secretary. jslS-lt
The national Republican., 1867-01-15
From Boston.

BosTos, Jan. 14--In Waltham on Satur-
day night Mr. Forbes, the wife Of DR.. O. F.
Forbes, fell as she was going down stairs,
breaking q kerosene lamp which she was
carrying in her hand, which set her dress on
FIRE, and she was so badly burned as to cause
her death.
There were several liquor seizures by the
State constabulary in Salem on Saturday,
A committee appointed at meeting Of
the property and business men Of Boston
have prepared statement, in which they
say that the several railroads concentrating
in Boston from the West have combined in
the general agreement To deliver freights at
tide-water in the city Of Boston at the same
price from Chicago and other collecting
points as II Is now, or hereafter may be, de-
livered therefrom to New York, provided
steamships can be Immediately started from
our waters. The National Steamship Com.
pany, joining in this combination, have
organized with authorities In Great Britain
and upon the continent for similar railroad
concentration Of freight movements TO and
from ports to which its steamers may run.
The departure Of the steamers is fixed at
once every week to Antwerp, and once every
ten days to Southampton and Hayre. ~
The national Republican., 1867-01-15
WILLARD'S HOTEL,

WAsHrEaroS, Decsmbsr !, 1859.
Senators, Representatives. and Others residing In
Washington who occupy private apartments can be
eommodatsd with their meals At this Hotel at the rate
Of slo 90 per week.
dss.amd sYKRs CHADWICK 4 co.
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severe RalIro.a Aceidcnt.

LYScnBuRG, Jan. fA-The Lynchburg
Vyginian bas Intelligence Of an accident Of
a. aSseious character on the Virginia and
Tennessee railroad, which occurred 10 the mp
train on Sunday night, mile and ahalf from
the Central Depot The train was running
along near River Bluff, at which point the
engine snapped rail in passing over. All
the coaches Of the train passed safely over
the break until the sleeping car, when II was
thrown down the embankment, thirty feet
high, and one end extending Eve feet into
the water. The accident occurred at eleven
o'clock at night. Eleven were wounded,
among them being Colonel J. s. Sidney, ol
Galveston, Texas, shoulder dislocated Maj
Gouldman, Galveston, head, right arm, and
hand injured 8. W. Bullock, New York,
face severely cut !, George T. Gregory, New
York, hand cut and hurt in the neck and
shoulder Mr. Little, Fort Wayne, Indiana,
back injured J. vMrs Parkmon, Tennessee
shoulder and eye bruised Mr.. Watson, Of
Philadelphia, hurt in the hand slightly, and
Mr.. Miller, the conductor Of the sleeping
car, was badly hurt internally. The wounded
were conveyed to Dublin, eight miles distant
where they are properly cared for. This Is
the only accident oil the kind that has
occurred on this road for many years
The national Republican., 1867-01-15

sVBronehitisi Catarrhi serofulai Chronic
DszAsHs i-wm. R. Prince, Fiushing. New York, for
90 years Proprietor ofthe LnnHAn Nurseries, offers his
POSITIVE RExEDIALs for the above Diseases. Fiuid
Extracts from divers Medical Plants. ....
Explanatory Circulars, stamp. ds1o -1ws
The national Republican., 1867-01-15

sS- To All Whom II May Concern Regis
rrRs oyYIcE, January l. lso7-Notee IA hereby given
that Licenses given TO Hueksters Butehsrs and
Of Dogs expired on January I. 1857. and that said IL
esnses must be renewed at his oaes within ten days
from that date. sAM'L T. DOUGLASS,
JA5-dtJal4 ....r.. .... "a. h, Register.
The national Republican., 1867-01-15

WANTED-COPIES OF THE DAILY
w NATIONAL REPUBLICAN Of November Is, 1855
liberal price will be paid for them At this once.
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w A N II H ID.

WANTED-A FURNISHED ROOM,
w for a single gsntleman, in private family,
whore there other boarders Best Of references
fuInished. Address '.E g., boz u. at this once.
The national Republican., 1867-01-15

81 Tho Gravsst Msladies Of Youth and
RAnLr MANHOOD. Howard Association Essays, on the
Physiology Of the Passions and the Krro Abuses and
Diseas peculiar 10 the first age Of man. with reports on
new methods Of treatment employed In this Institution
Sent in sealed lsttg envelopes free Of charge Address,
DR.. J. sKILLIN HoUdHToN, Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa ...." " a'a Iall SIN
The national Republican., 1867-01-15

WANTED-NEW AND CAST-OFF
w CLOTHING, OLD GOLD AND SILVER, or any
other article Of value at the old estabshed Merchant
Pawnbroker Store OF r, FULTON & Co., 500 Ninth
street, doors north Of Penn avenue de3o-u
The national Republican., 1867-01-15

NJ NOTICE.-THIS Is TO GIVE NO
IN use that the copsrtnershig heretofore sIistipg
under the name and style Of owRN 4 THOMPSON Is
hereby dissolved this day, by mutual consent ~
9, W. OWEN ID.
Jau. s, 1857 R. r. THOMPSON
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&ultur uub Sunrmaliitif Der 6Sfumus

aus elmer un6 bon 6rn. 8uGt6nbler
Nrmbrulter aus Dem Qeip5iger 8uG6Gnpler
86rienbIatte mitsetbeilten yioti5 erlisbt man
oOB Die Gatimcs, reniefens Die erGnldnoi
lGen, bod bereits etwas mebr periteben, ali
GeebunOe unO Slide 3u faneen uno Gtrar
unO robe Slide gu perlhIineen. Die 9iotiy
lautet
oGrGbners American and Oriental Ii
terary Record sntbalt In ieinsr lsbten Woa.
ta8snummer, ouber belOnperen 8ubrtten Iber
peruaniihe, msritantiGe uno oucatantlAe.
aah etne it6er Gftt p,0 tteratur, b.
b. ubsr liz 0r6nIano (@Oot5aab) In Der IS.
nOsSpra6e sei4rtebeue uno eeprudte Bi.
der. IS linO WilltOnsunternebmunaeu, aus
n'eiit bttlti6e ueberietungen, aber and Elm
9sneinnhsli6eS Sournal, nit 6ol,i&nitten,
BON estlmOS se3st6net uup ousssfabrt."-
D0b Die erGnIGnoiIaen Gstimrs, penta-
bic, ipelAe BON Standardization unp
0srrnbuti&en Wtlliondreu gum @brifentbum
wurpen, einen 9~swifen @rab BON Rul-
tur beliben, mar unS bstdnrt. Nber paB
iiA bercttS elmer eisenea @stimo Wre11e,
a ic9ar etnes GsfimOsS purnaIs e~rfreuen,
mir nt@t.
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Weitere i'd erbanplu
tages.-Dis Quremburper sra
a E. Sn Der Sibuna peS ncrope;tiheu 9teihs.
taees pom 30. MdrS fauO otr peifnitipe Wa9
rtW SrBfeUrDD frsa~=- rtv-oc sait snenas fetasn;
ais Yraloert 214 Stimmen pen 239; oel
9fr3ug pom ubielt ais e. ter 0iceprdtoent 22a
uno 9srr BON Bennigien ale 3tpeiter 1853.
Damn tparo Die 9s6atte iber ben 0erfa1.
lunssentpurF wieoer aufgsncmmeu. Der %.
70. uno 81. Nftltel, bic lin auf bic gBaGI
Der Ibgeorrneteu, arf bic Ne9elune Der De
bitten uno auf Die Itltimmung I'm Yarla,
inent be3tebm uno In benen ertldrt piro, oaB
Die @bseprbneten nidt burG SnItruttionen
SsitenS ibrer @unlituenten gsbunoen lino,
wurofn ansenommsn. Gin ENHANCEMENT, mel
Dies 5err Settle gum %. Nrtttel p~oraeiGtaaen
bate unb pUrin erfldrt tptrb, Dap bic Ntae>
croneten Ddbreno Der YarlamentS lellipn teiner
gert6tlt@en Serfcl9ung unterpOrfen weroen
tDnnen, waro 9Ieihfale angenommen. Der
20. Artifel, spelGer beltimmt, paB bic Mbae>
oroneten feline Dtdten poer GntIhGoiauuaen
em~pfan9en iUlen, CAB IN ether Inuaen De
bate 2intaB. Graf 8tsmacd ert!drte, bag
Die Bunpesregterunssn unter feinsn umitdn-
Den Nbgeurpneten GntIAabiaunaen ae<
wuroen, bepor lie niAt einen %befrtept<
9enben 8emeis BON ben modification s0ir-
beS allgemeinen Stimmre6ts empfanz
gen batten. Irob @raf Bismards GrtlGrun9
Iparo tebp6 Elm BON Den 6erren g8gber uup
pom 3biime einsebrahteS Announcement, no.
rim tCtimmt it, cab bic NsiieuntOItsn unO
Die Diente Der Nbseoroneten ts3ablt perpen
IOaen unD caB Der 8etrag lol8er ;3aDlune
'ts gu letner Gcflfelun9 burtb Oas @eIeb BON
Der BrdlioialmaAt tsftmmt iperoen foa, bel
ger Nbltimmuna pOn 136 gseen 1870 Slim
men angenpmmen. Dieiss Nmenbement be-
ic9ar ben 2lb9eOrDnsten eas ReHt,
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Oiun iinb Die bisbsri9en guiiiltten GSttnics
terenfaGS ebenic fulturfdbig tuie pts pSnilAen,
NIB menn s,lt ter umerituuii6e so ahead
0sif in le lGtrt, wercen tie lid mob nett
i6nsusr sntmideln oils itre orGaldnotT6en
stommsenclNu; NIT 3ubuitGt biirten Wtr
Saber bcfsn, mnter %unleren Wc4Ielblattern
bolo au6 Gsttmciournole 2u feben nro unS
Oh Der melrotihsn GStimoipra6e. &araltt ges
nannt, ben &opf 81 serbre6sn. Den @emters
idaern ater, psIhe i0re 8lide jest lebniiA'
tia mad ienen iutereiauten Ncetonen ri4ten,
erlbetleu MIR bsn 8atb. TA ourtb 6rn. Qrms
bruGer, Der jstsS isltene 8ud aufiutrei6en
peritebt, mSeIi6it balo Die Gof;'ncsrammatli
unp pas GsfimpmGrtertu6 ansuiAaf'n.
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9os gBr0uiele uao Gin liiigar iibsr has
8ittgein9 bso 9aiicrs Jran; Spicrg IN
bic SCr. Gtaatcn.

Dos WcIbinatpnfr Chronicle bonn Conn.
tng Bate lber pas @eiuh, peIhss Ger Gllrei.
Gtihe 6aiier in 9etrtf ieineS 9rurers Mar
an Biz Ser. Gtooten riHtcte, Golsenres be-
merit:
sir rem meu1GIi6en G6raeis lteet cine
hurpslte Charming in Der 8itte bes Gfretdi>
f6en 9atfera 6ran3 Solepb CT bic Neoteruna
Der Ser. Ct. nm S6uB fir isinen BruDsr,
ben leibiteetIDnien unb unslGfliGen Marimt-
lien, sesen tie eNtril tsten merifanilhsn She
raIsu, In cersn G%ieeerbanbe 3u fallen er i'm
ge9riiis lteht. uno esr inte0tgsnte 2eler Der
G~Crrsipcnoen3 spii6sn SIR. SeDarD II. BEN,
ElfrsittlGen Miniiter wtrp niht perleblen, bic
YiUral aus tbr III tteben. Ser 8erlierenoe
in Gem Gptel lit niht nur oas @ert3eua
Minrtmiijan, icRcern per Wsi(ler, Qcuis yla-
pUlepn; iestsrer ipirb ourh etn perbGngniBs
oCQe5 3uidTumsntrefeu son umlt1neen su
giet6er 5ett in fsr alten unc nensn N5eit 3us
refrigeration. Sc fest SsRrei6 BET p~erIelben
9te9ttruns I'm Sfub fir Mar bitten, ga be-
zen umRur3 CT in re- Stat N,ar ned Wlerifu
fh gtttsirrtlb eariiber sur Jteoe ItelIen iaaeHTen,
f1dS iethe Hlltunaen gu bebsuten BADEN, bic
q uu9eiGamt etrltsQen mlIe. @betIeben RON
tsr 9rOBeu 8tatlahe, boB Werife ,un1 erfteu
NIete f6 auf Gem gGege CUR prattiI6en Erei.
bett b%efnoet uno RAP eth GROCER &rtea ,pt,
iten 6rentreih uno Yreuben brubt, lit Die
~GcrreipCnpfuj in 8etrsf Marimiltans aud
an nfo fGr la intsrsfant. Sis bepeist BON
9leuem, rab infer @irs iber bic eftavrn,
Batter Gin Greiauib mar, oas ieoer anoern
gIdticn ms 9erj rebete er Ser6alf Werifo
;H ieiner 6rsibeit, 6rantrst6 sum 8epustIein
lsnet Sfpa6e, Gn9lanO gum 8euubtlein
tetnee unreGte. PreuBeu sur &enntnie pss
&tts8ef, NuBlaao 3ur emancipation u. Sel.
rtt6 CUR 8etpGti9una brioerti6sr Qiebe."
3tfe BE Dfmerfungeu bes Chronicle Ee
finn gut nit Nusnabme Der iibsrtriebeneu
GsbouptunGn, rag YreuBeu pCn Wmerita
ben Rrteg uno 9irstanO pcn 2imerita bic
Gmon5ifat!en ee;ecut totq. 9ie preuE;Ihe
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nn0 Sailer alerdncer bate lGun lnnae Dor
uniersm SflavenbaItettrtese NIT Ger Gman,t=
patton Der gsibeiGenen beecnnen.
9oh fsben mir unS jfbt mad Dem Ba16.
in8tpner Miagparen um, Der e~brufaGs Itsu
uber RE fateriihe Ditte abaab. Dali
ieIbe 1T IN isincn Gduptpuniten 9epiB itla,
gem, e6 felt i'm ssitrteen g6rcnicle unD
,,0eS SaiierS Bite Inn Nisn5dlidfeit.
2n ben 9tscafteur oss Chronicle.
SD ttimMe pOait1npig therein nit ben tref<
Iencen Bemertun9en tss Chronicle iber bic
Seoeutnns Der Bite ess GitretHilAsn Rat
ers an bic Neeierun9 Der Ser, Gtanten UNI
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Seuer u. Warinc NcrfAcruneS So

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Dteie @cmpagnie, incprpcrirt BON Der @eiessebuna bon
UfarPlano, bat f& 9ebSTig p~reariFrt bu,H bic gabI prn
9fdac g. George, Gtq., OILS @rSfbent. urb
WnbreD .. 8anteI, Sefr.
Das Stcds&npitaI Der @cmpa9aie in $500, GOO, in
30. 900 antbeien, iebes gu $40; So fir ieten gnt5ei
tlutien sur Belt Der lnte,i6rift tsSabIt perben, ST. in 80
&dSet, na8bem bic @rupapuie i5re @eI&SIte beoonueu
pat. 81 in 80 3aSeu uno s. in 4 NlUnaten barauf; Der
aett IT IN lol@en 3eitrSumen su 3abIeu. pie BON ten Dis
teftoren befimmt pe,ren mag. Ginaei6uunaeu ,um
Stod=@apital perbeu in Der 8uGtanSIuns BON 3, ID.
SonO & Co., SO %. SaItiupreffr., entsegsusencmnsr.
Sfaae 8. George, PrSfs
anbreW 8. 8anbeL, Gefe.
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Sic @i6tiefett Oasis' pain &iler
ifnmer an 6an1 az bdbcu.

@nnberbare Sur oeS Ger. 8. &. 8rapton, Wliis
iiOndr in Snbieu, Der BON einsm Scorpion
SeIto6eu nurbe.
aus3uS aus ieinem in nSaptif DliiFOunrs Uaasaaius~
UerSfentli@teu 8riefe:
n3um erffen Wlale felt ueiuem gufsntbaIt in 9nbien
Elm i'd BON einem Gcrrpicu seiO@sn porbeu. SD sius
beute WtOrseu ME sepS9nIi9 nit GasesaubruG mcineu
@si8Sfteu mad NIB ersriff, ais i@ BEN 0sdel BON eineul
alien Safien nobun, peGsu it brnu@te, eiueu SCORPION,
pelber ftb babut5 rGdtte, bos er mid II bic SauhFSGe
fad. Der uusenbGdli@e uub beftiSe SGmera pdaer
burb r5ein suusss WerpeuipFem sine, 1T tauu su bsiGreis
BEN; pel9 Elm i9retIi@ss Gift mus Der Sta@sI entbaI.
ten! SO fIps3a meiuer DaStv
9 in sitter uub fanb, bos fe i5reut Ranisu @5re
ura3te; mad ausenbIidli@sr ~SinSeruns iSttiste IL tin
Ileiues Gtad&eu edtpamui, banb es auf bic Wuube uab
Sins meinen Grbeiteu mad, rPue Dette.s unannebmIi&rci-
ten az erpfintsn. 1~5mrslmt
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-16
OeIsnhOlb'S
@Uncentrirtcr Tiuic GgiraFt
G0rfdDoriua

aut~ausi6IGSe unp e d NJ it t.
~artiSe @uSbrH6e bes SGIicss NafeT, GuSeu,
Guseuliber, hes appfes rnb Ter SGut,
rpeI6e has Gusisten 10 entfteleu Dertreibt ale ihlimuren
SOIsen BON GuedTIber unb aGe llebeI, bic ron Sranfbeis
ten 5uritdsebliebeu otter IN Der Gamile etbIi& itnb. grs
paGiene pter 8iuter fSnneu bofieIbe nit BET srSB!eu Gis
derbeit nebmeu.
3wei G6GSffeI tes SariapariGa In eiusm GHOp.
pen gBafer semiiGt ii Stei6 benz 9tsbru @eiunt Belts
Grant unb cine Blai9e 1T gIei1 elmer @aG0ue 6ariapa'
rila Sprup pter anbsrer Wii9unseu, pie fe jest bsreitet
tperben.
Gin interslianter 9eri6t bon Benjamin Erabers i & e,
ib5r ben @ebrau9 hes Sarlaparila Grtratt bel s~epiicH
2eiben III in rem Mebicc @birilsical Gcoiep eri6ieueD,
in tpel&em er bei 9elpreGuns Der Srantteiteu, bic bon
hbermSBisem @ebraut ben Suedittber b~erri5reu, bebaups
tt, BAT su tersu Seiluns iiGtS benz SarfOparila Grtratt
sleiGtSmut unb ieiue SeiIiraft nu6ercrSentIi9 ia srSBcr
1T als irSenb eines ibm betannteu Seiimttegs. &S TT i'm
f~trengffeu Sinne hes WcrteS cine NrSnet, bic nit ibreH
unidSsbaren G%iseni9aileu, iebft urh i'll 6Greu, NO es
sefl6rbringenb pire, aSbere Irseneieu an;utrenben, nit
benz beten Grfcls ssbrandt tperteH fann.
OeImbDID'S
&Cnceutrirtcr SGrfdpartud GTtrdft,
iiber Is Sabre i'm @etrauf pirb ~perfsrigt bon
8. 2. SeImbpIS,
Npotbeier unb @6emif, 594 8,caepop, Rg0rf.
gu baben in alien Dru9spres. l5apGut
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-16
DcatS&eS @rbettS= 81 aGpeiFmnass
SMreau,
IbamesItr. 9r. SIS,

inter Gnfit&. hsr rDeIt&en @eisnidaft,@
Nae Dieienisen, 10 eide beuti&e Grandmother, grbeite
crer OienfmdSGen gu beirSftiSen pituiner, fppie all
oeiltttei1 Irbettludenben molten it1 periSnl;4 peer in
%tranfirten Srtefeu al ben Gseuten Der GeSeaitaft, SIN.
8. WeIIinsbpf, Nr. So Ebamesfr., ~aupenSen
psl&sr unentssleIi8 aastaAft ertbsileu pirb.