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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-01-30
MIR. RANpALLs ELL.


The bill introduced into the House of
Representatives by Mr.. Randall of Phil.
adelphia, (of which we gave synopsis
some days ago. to gradually sa persede
the National Bank currency by an addi>
tional issue of legal tender notes, is at
tractng increased attention In CongAess
and in financial circles. The committee
to which it was referred have reported
favorably upon it, and the closer it is ex-
amined the more it will grow in esteem.
The leading idea is to cancel all Bank
notes that come into the possession of the
government by giving gieenbacts in ex-
change for them, at the same time passing
q proportionate amount Of national bonds
held by the respective banks whose notes
are thus redeemed, into Sinking Fund,
designed to extinguish the public indebt.
edness.
We never have been able to compre>
hend the policp of issuing government
bonds, bearing interert; of allowing
banks to deposit these as security for cir>
culating notes, and then drawing interest
on the notes themselves The National
Bank Notes in credit mainly because of
confidence in the national bonds hypoth.
ecated for their redemption. These bank
notes occupy place that might Just as
well bs filed with greenbacks. If this
scheme had been adopted the government
would have saved annually the interest
on SO many Of its bonds as are now enter
ing into the capital OF the national banks.
thus making clear saving sufficient to
liquidate the entire public debt in a com.
paratively short period. y 2 .'oijsiffi3ai |
ro The only substantial reason we ever
heard assigned did not relate toGhe policy
itself, but to extraneous circumstances.
The domestic capitalists thought they
bad the government in their power, and
dictated terms to suit their private aa,
grandizement; the government acauies,
cling because it did not sec how it could
do better
Since then the case has bravely changed.
The government is now master Of the
situation, and can do wha: its interests
dictate. But, it will not do to FORGET
that the government has no interest sep. 4
arate and apart from the masses of the /
people. 1t is apparent what effect the
proposed measure rill have in economic.
ing the expcusesof the Treasury Depart
ment. The saving will amount annually
to vast number of millions. What !
damage, II any, will result to private en-
terprfsef 1t is difficult to see how any
damage can accrue. The volume of the |
currency will not be diminished, nor will |
the reliability of it be lessened. Allthe
eject, 50 far would seem to consist in
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-01-30
For the Cirrzr,

For the CITIZEN.
Mr.. EDITOR AS some friend of prog
ress in ''good old Centre" has seen ft to
follow the example of Slipperyrock, by
communicating to the public through the
columns of your paper, of the prosperous
condition of affairs in that township, 1
indulge the hope that a brief article from
Clay, will not be uninterestine to many
of your readers. 1t received its name
from one of the greatest statesmen of the
present. century, and we trust, as friends
of education, that we are not 1dishonor~
ing the name. 1 presume that there is
not q township in the county that mani
tests . greater interest in education, ard
in all public improvements, which have
for their object the good of our common
country. 1t cannot boast of its " ancient
glory;" but / think it can boast of its
present prospezity.
Sunbury, the only town within its bor-
ders, is located on the graded road lead,
ing from Butler to Franklin, ten miles
north of the former, and is as large as any
village of the same size in the comfy
1t contains four stores. two hotels, and
almost all kinds of workshops, so that
the surropnding community is at no loss
to have any kind of labor performed, or
to purchase any article which is necessary
for comfort must not forget to speak
of the churches, for think we are rather
ahead IA this line; we have five in num-
Der; Of these, two are Presbyterian, ore
NJ. f., one U. p, and one Lutheran.
. Our schools, I think, areall hoprisbiug
Is
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-01-30
Storm STAYED.

For several days past it has been al
most impossible to travel, on account of
the depth of the snow. In almost every
part of the country at certain points the
roads are completely blocked up with vast
bodies of drifted snow, to such an extent
that people are generally compelled to
remain at home. In some places the
snow is piled up to the depth of from 6
to 10 feet fences being entirely covered
up. On Monday, the mail carriers from
Butler, after laboring hard and faithful
ly to reach their different points Of dess
tination were compelled to return to But>
Ter. The Mercer mail, which usually ar
riyes early in the morning. did not reach
Butler until late in the evening of Mons
day, and this was only accomplished by
the persevering effort and determination
of the carrier, who was compelled in
many places to make read through the
vast piles of snow, and by travelling
through fields and forest, making a zig
gag and circuitous route to the point of
destination. Some faint idea may be had
Of the labor, fatigue and almost superhu-
man exertion necessary to accomplish
this task when it s known that it took 23
hours to travel from Mercer to Butler, a
distance of 81 miles. At the present
writing, Tuesday, IL, A. NJ, the Nom
days mail from Pittsburgh, has not yet
arrived
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-01-30

POISONED BY TOBACCO ,JUIcE.-The
following cases, related by M. Marchant,
will remiad ulany cousurhers Of tobacc 0
of the tax which they paidin great sick !
ness and prostration after their first use
of this narcotic A smoker, in drawing
air ssrongly through apipe partly stopped
up, in order to make IL more open took
1t into his mouth and involuntarily swal-
lowed . disledged plug of thiokeneds TO-
LAacco juice. In q. short time his head
sbecane heavy, his thoughts con fused ,hia
speech sipdistinct: he had noises in the
ears, n disagrcesble feeling in the pit of
sthe stomach and dryness of the throat.
:Relieying. that ths open air would remove
these feelings, the patient went on but
the headache and giddiness increased,
and he at last fell down insensibIe, in
wisish condition he was, after sometime,
found .by.a passer by and carrisd into his
house. .Copious and repeated vomiting
tn en- set in, onsciousness returned, but
the patient fell into arestless, sleepy. state
He had severe headache, general uneas>
-iasss and fain tness during the whole of
the -next,day,a The spoptaneoss recovery
may be attributed either to the small
amount of nicotine the active principle
Of 4obaeeo) contaiued in the plug, OF to
the imperfeet absorption of che poison in
tbs lstkesdT r sgies5 !szs0a9 1ot=E
t6afz-cs tsS7rs nrss az % aoitloa
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-01-30


Mr.. EDITOR In the Citizen of last
week noticed an article headed, can
Immoral Business - This phrase, if moths
ing more had been said, would be sufi-
cieRt to indicate and point out the matter
referred to. The serious conseq uences
resulting from the distillation and sale of
whiskey and other intoxicating drinks,
are SO palpable, that the mere mention
of these things should be sufficient ar,
guwept against this "immoral business" !"
1t is not only immoral, but wicked. Why
is it, that men will persist in following a
business that leads to such dreadful con.
sequences? The depravity of mans
heart: is no doubt the pri nary cause, be-
cause, good men, christian men, will not
engage in that which is wicked, and
fraught with such dreadful consequences
as result from the sale and use of intox-
icating liquors. Another, and not the
least reason, why men engage in this bu
siness, is the love of filthy lucre, which
of itself. has ruined thousands, not of
the sterner sex only, but many of the
fairer. So widespread and general have
been the evil consequences, which have
sprung from and grown out of this ''im>
moral business" that scarcely a family
circle, has escaped its baleful influences
and effects, and yet. strange to say, it not
unfrequently happens, that men, and
even women, are to be found, who will
en- gage in the manufacture, sale, and use,
of intoxicating liquors, which Seneca
calls 'a thief let in at the mouth, to steal
away the brains" and which the iBspir-
ed writer tells us, "biteth like a serpent
and stingeth like an adder, and whosoey =
er is deceived thereby is not wise, and
drunkards shall not inherit the kingdom
Of God" and very plain inference
teaches us that drunkard makers will be
shut out. Then, there is another class
who call themselves temperate, and to q
certain extent advocate temperance as
they understand it, but they apologize for
upholding and even defending the "im-
moral business" Others there are who
are strictly temperate, but stand aloaf
aEd take no part to stay the tide of in
temperance which is sweeping its thons'
ands into premature grave, and quiet
their slumbcring conscience by folding
their arms and restiag in carnal security
by saying that they are clear OF any
blame in this matter. Such persons do
more by their course to pcrpetuate this
"immoral business" than the man who
engages in the traffic If they do moi
act against, they must act in favor of this
destructive business. There is no mid
die ground here. 'fYe cannot serve God
and mammon''
1t is high time that men should be
aroused to a just sense of responsibility
to themselves, their neighbors aud their
Maker. Remember, .hat you have a
duty to perform, which you cannot shake
off, and for the performance Of (which
you will be held to strict AMI scrutip,
izing account on the great day OF assizes,
when the actions ofall men will tc ma | !,
known, and impartial justice viii . nc
ted ont according to the deeds d5n; il
the body, d.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-01-30

B1s The Inst of 6rand & Traverse
Jurors for the March Court, will be
found IN This weeks CITIZEN. as s1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-05

A COMPETENT BooKKRErKR (oERMAN WANTS
n situaon H. drst olsss accountant, arthmeticisn
and penmAn; oily rfersnsss Address o., boz is Hsrsd
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-08
ans @trifu

NewS rleans, 6. Nprtl. NahrtGten
Fno pom 8rcmnaUiae Bier singetrOiisn, melhc
Ospel6sn pom 27. Mdrj aus WlOntereY, pcm
%. aus SalttlID u. pom 20. u Gan 2uta
VutoF entbeltsn.
8et Der 8eld9erung bon @urretara teab-
I6tiaten BITE 9i6eralen ntGt anjusreifen lG
boften Die Gtaot sl erObern inpsm ff bic
@arni1on a~us6ungertsn. Sin S6reiben bon
einem wp6lbstannttn a~nufmann In 3acateeae
Iaet, baB Ote Smperialilfen am 10. Elm Mu6'
fad aus @ueretarU na6ten, aber nit 8erluf
pOn Is Gubteu Surafgel6la9en purben.
9prfrir DIGS beinSet f1 In Guadalupe,
cine 9eaaue Ron Ger @tapt Nerito. 8ipa
WalacioS te6t BET Guca6aYa uno eintae an.
bere 6efrfakrer bsfnOen liG 9lsi6falls in Der
Nd6e Der Stapt Werifc, ie baden 5uIammen
10000 Mann.
Die 6eri6tete Ginnn6me Der 6GGen ppn Ga
Gompona unO Der aCrtifcationsn bon Ga
Cru, miro lit a6repe gelelt.
New gorf, 6. Wpril. Ser 9pfr. ala.
buma brinet NaGridieH tis sum %. aus
8sra Gru;.
Die Gtaot 8era &rus purbe beIa9srt; ibr'
@arnilgn mar 1900 Mlann fart nit 5 Sa.
nOuen. I'm Die Stast ln9erten $500 9lbe'
rale. WsriOa uno gucaiOn wnrDeu eletnfauf
6elaasrt.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-08
Gbeater-

& Sn Der GpncOrbia fcrttttrn am
bsuttaen 2lbsnO brsi tleinere Stlde CUR Qaf'
fibrung. Die GGwelern ron Nnget9, oOas
Sulj Der Gbe" pon @oerner uno Berlin iptro
@elttaot" Yon RaIiiA. s has @
G Su GER 3urnbaIe pirb an
6euttaen Abenb bas lebt6tr NIT 70 9rOBem8et=
fad aufgenommene Slid vOomi, Der braf-
lianii6e NFe@ miepsrGolt. s tys
On Der Ne6antcS 5alle Fnoet am
eeutiaen Q6eno cine Benef3pcttslun8 far
8rau @liie @indler ftatt. 9ie 9enefSiantit
1T Osm beuslAen 0utlttum ais sine itreblame
Qlctrice bsfanut nno peroient cine Iafmuntes
rung 81 !brem 9sruf ~ pslAsm fe uidt tpes
mtg autGsen bnt. Die 0a& Der bst0sa
Slide ger 6etrattsantras auf 5agolano"
unp Die l6Sns WlQerin" it etne febr Siad-
li4e uno ~oieleItcn tpsroen tbre Nn3te9ungSs
FRAT auf bas Ynblituat ntGt perfcbten. gtad
Der Dor letluns Eanjfran;4en.
Gg 0leiA3etIis lentsn mir Die Iufnsrt-
lamteit ieoss &u~nlfreunpeS auf pas am WItts
nod G5enn In Der Gpncprcta N~attfnoenoe
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-08
erf0Ia Der aepOIation in eaptI.

8cRUn, 6. gpri(. Gin aus Sort ar
9rince SOH, Ia. Mdrj etngetrpfener @rioats
brief teitGtist BEN 8eriHt RON Bonn Stur; DC,
6agtiIGsn Gegisrung. Die RepoIuttOn5par.
tet ma6te smst geriuGe, Den erlten am %.
Sebrnar In Der 5auptfapt, pslGer febilaLug
nudbem bic 6ltrer Der Snlurssnten, Gro.
ipero unb iein Sp6n e~sfdIeu ipayen. SsI
srrette geriuh pur0e eintse Sage ipdter Ii
ct. Maris 1emaGt uno Oieler mar erfcIgreid
YrGFbent Gsfrarp, ol6 er fab, baB Die 6fsnt.
ltGe MejnuHg ltort segen ibn mar, flaqtetG
f4 nit ieiner 6amiIie nuf elm franj6Ii4es
&rtessiGif, nm nab Samatca gu leeein. Su
9aptt wirO jeBt Gin neuer grafrent sepabIi
nerper.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-08
Die GSi1tisfeit Oa1iS' Wain &tIer
immer an OanS III baben.

@Mnberbart Sur bes &er. 3. 6. 8raptou, @dis
fiOnSr in Snbien, Der ben einem Sccrpicn
gefodeu tpurbe.
ansSus ans ieineur im rSaptif @iitOnars W~aaSa3ine"
berEffentIi&ten Nriefe:
r3um erFen 0tate felt uieinem GufentPaIt in 9ubieu
Bin ID bon eiuem GcOrpipu sefc&sn pcrbeu. Sd sinS
Geute Mrrsen ME ~sepSenIi$ nit GOsesGnbru& meiaen
@siGSftsu uu& uns ersrif, sIs id BEN Dsdet BON einem
alien &aFeu uObut, tpeI8eu i'd brOu&:e, eineu scOrpicu,
meI&er iS babur& ra&te, bab er mid in bic SanbfG8e
fad. Der uusenbltdli&e uub beftise @&mers, tpslser
bur8 meiu sauses gierDeuipFsm sius, if taum gu bei&rsis
BEN; pel9 Elm i9redliGes Gift muB bsr Sta4sl ent9al'
ten! S&ftOstn meiner 8 tai&e Daoi"
9 in RtGGer unb fauS, bob iie ibreu gaotnen Gtre
naste; mad sussntItdIiGer ~sinberuus iSttiste i'd viu
tleines Stiid&eu e6wauu, banb es auf bic Wunbe unb
sinS uleinen ar6eiten mad, p3ue wehere ruauuebuIiGteis
ten gu empfnben. 15ulr;lmt
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-08
Bsg Die Sft1ee Der uBemstriffifden
SiGtsc&" tft geaentpGrtia 23 SOmtDftr.,
i'm Sritten StgCe.
Ner:Glf@s sEYhan0Iunaen:

0ssstARSSIS% S1"SF""St%f
Grim inatgeridt. - Son. Nt6te,
Bono.
'Gm @amFag fauen ~folsense Sale gu,
GerDanbluas:
Wt@asl GersY on9sfIa9t, rem Sanie5 8o:o.
ling ottadist unO gel6taQeH 5u 9aten, wurOe
I'm S. uno Soften GeltraI!.
Ser Ne9sr Sasrtion Wfurrap, angetlast
lt0 auFrii1rerijh betrageH uno auf etue Ser
lammlung ppn 6arbigeu in Der Wonnt Ser'
non 9al an g. 9oworoar. 9elArieu 3u bas
ben. WuS, cen 3eu9enau5ia8en giue berpor,
oaB In Dem 8eriamnlnn9SIaal cine aqaes
mstne SsiIerei sntitanb, ba6 @tltCIen, Nalirs
meller uno 6laIAn 9ebrauGt wuroen unO et>
nt9e bIutiae Gppfe gu leben warsn. MurraY
7 IduB fein gtitul CT. eS puroe ieoU6 Ntemcnc
perpunpst. Der Nihter itrafts ion um 81
unD bic Soften uno 1hifte t6u fir e;ne @o4c
naG rem StartgefansuiB.
NaO. Gatbarine SmallppCo purpe bea
In9rif5 auf Mr5. @arr, Elm bsja9rtss 6rau'
~enStnmer ntGt l6uipi9 befunren.
SuIan Mnn @cGton, oeS Mnertfs auI
Jran5iata Carr an9efla9t mar niGt er|aienen
uno tire 8ar9lAaft i'm 8etrag con $500
purbe fix S~erfaaen ertl1rt.
Sc6n Stenmin9 peS Wn9ri6S auf g. SO.
Cunningham uno Ibt &srnan an9etlast, mar
eri@ienen, Ger San puroe jeOcA rpessn 4b4
tpelenteit bar 8glaEun9sjeusen bis nGd9ltsu
Snmfas Serid9ben.
Samuel S. WlaSerr unb G4arles Goodwin
be8 In9riHs ouf @m. 6e6lOp aneeflaat
tvuroe freteeiptchen uno Der 8%slalun9s,eue.
bate Die Soften Su 3oplen.
9 Q0n1. Wliiler tpar angetla9t, Wpaie Smitt
attoflrt nnp 9elAtassn gu babsn; ber Sal
puroe jeooh tpegen 9lt6terl6eiusns bss 8e.
IaItun9Sleu8ea atSsmteisn,
WCrtOn WeOpeg ees SIagrifs aaI Gtotert
Nleper areefIaet purpe in bic SOFTEN oer-
nrtbettt.
@bas. 9 Rtna, tp.l6er In Der 3runten.
belt IiA unproentit6. betragen uno nit Stet'
nsn na6 ber farbisan @fup1Fpn e~etpurfeu
BATE tpnroe per9Drt uao Der Gal ltegt
TOR. ala 4sf4E4sa tmaH-
{. 9. 8aYne Se0 NnsriTa ouf S. 9. gOl>
ling an8etla9t, ~Ssrlangte einen Surp Vro3cs
UNI erneuerte letne 8iiraidalt.
8erta9t Bis beute Nor9en.
Common Pleas @eri6t.- 9on.
SttHter 9tng.
Glnteraumt fir 9fute Sir. 269-294.
superior 9eriG t. - SUn. RtGtsr
Martin.
Sreperid 6uGlmau eeeen Sara6 Carton
ct al 8efret; irelhsa ben Serfauf elmer Sab
rs8rente BON $50 oerfiigt.
Inberaulnt fir beute 49O-507.
StGbtif4es 9e3trtSeert9t.-
8IGter Wlerauper.
Same0 .. 3bpma8 u. q, gegen Qewis q.
E0Cmas II. q. Detret ten 8grtauf breisr
0runOFiIde an Wtequit0Fr. bstrsfenp.
Ser. st. 8e3trfs 0ert@t-5cn.
8tater 0tles.
q. 8. Stspart, 6rancts Barbsn uno 0,sD.
6Cr 9e9en @Owaro Sparts. &taee measn
Observation-Disclosures. Gntltetouns fin. SIa'
ger. .4sa a.
Sbunto8 @atfils, Elm SrieoenSrt2!er aus
0albtngtOn County angrtlast, bic @ipil
91i5 bts 2tcte Serleet 81 BADEN, inoela er F6
ipei1erte, cine GarbtGe ais 3euain III pertS.
rsn, 9ab anfanss 8irai&uft FIR einen net.
teren 9rOseB, befannte iiA otsr nu6ber i6ul-
big unp purce nm 81 unb bic Soften GEE
trait. ssasa .ss
8ertagt Bis beute.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-08
9as xa,neEtc.

Chattanooga, 6. @priI. Die con-
i~erpattUeu uniOn.@ Ountp Convention erpablts
beute QbeuD Oeleeutsn gu Der StaatscOnpen'
tiun p6ne 9ladTat nuf 5autfarbe.
IS mar btcs Die 9rDbte gerTammiung
pel6e felt fanf Sabren bier 9ebalten wuros.
0ie geamten Der 8erlammlung uuo biz 5eO'
uer tparen alte ttnioniiten. STE on9enom.
menen 8elalalIs ipre6sn ii@ fir cine 8ldtebi
,ur GouItituttOn, 9e9sn GUuo. 8rcwnlOw u.
su Ouufen zines IttfsoIeren SHul9eiebcI
nAAa
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-08
Uer0nnQun0en.
@af4fpie1 bes Grin 8oaumt1 SatpifOm

OVF% TPbSb pNC SlAN OSH~""tA ~WNOt Iptt]
Dem see6rten @uslitur tpirb bierour@ tttgetbeitt, bab
IS ben 8entdtuupen hes G6eatets@c uhte5 g~eIursen ia.
ben src6en StuFler Srr. 9pguri!G 8apiicn NOD gu eintm
@afipiet BON 4 @crfetuu9en in G cncOrbia EPeas
ter ;u G~eneseit.
0a5 0afipiel beginnt Treitas, II. BE-, nit n.nrieI
Icofta" unb iinb bic fcigeubeu @rciie ~fsitSefest
Gintrittspreis so @ts.
Sfsferpirte Gite IS Gts.
Teierbirte Site in ben crfen 4 @dufeu ter Getticrer
8, 6. . unb 9 unb ees9l. In ben erien 9tei9stt Der @als
Ierie $l.00.
gEir 9oHer, bnB Sas fuufIebeube 6erti&e ButIifur1
steie gcIeSen6et beuuten trirb, bic @otfelun9en bes
BroBsn Sunitters bot ieiuer gbreiIs uad @urrpa 81 70 pp=
palaren &renen 3obIrei6 81 beiuGen.
Sfeiercirte Site unb 8iQete iiub RON Tfitttpp9 on Sors
mIttaos 9 ttEr bis gaa3mittaSs 3 lBr i'm 9ctats oer ecns
corbta 81 bacon.
DaS lite.
GplteE GbchrementSs 81 rfteIIuusen ~ausfaleH, 70 tpirb
am Gnee ter Cation ben &6cnueuteu ter 9reis bafir s1a
rides fattet peroer. mott
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-08
Iranflin @nars ms 8auDcrein.

Sic spsits SsriammIuus eieies 8ereinS finbet Neitt.
nod 4benb, 10. apriL balls 8 1ltr in rem Xpfal beS Sru.
Sciepb 01ufpert, Gaitern Gpeuue spiI6en Scnb unb 8e4
t6eI Ctr, fat. Die @tnI6reibegebI9rcn perben in bic
fer SeriamuIuns er6p6en unb Oeneu, bic ib ansuI6lie<
Gen ~seeeufeu, cine Welegenbeit 9eseben, Iutbeile gu
ssi6nen. GS ftebt in @usii9t, taS in bieIem Serein bic
nsu1ten unb sortbeil6aftsiten GerbefIerrnssn in 8aurers
einen in GntpenpuuS gebra6t pereeu.
S.. 9. 8ent IT.,
fdlncnu) Srpp. Gefr.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-08

8enef5 fir 5ra. 0nt. Bad, @iaerIt6 wirb
teircr an einem Ibcnp fe6ien, no ss gilt einem
ipirtliA belietten nnO prpul6ren SIntler burd,
Elm Splles 6au8 ;a ebren.
NO. g0tr maiden rorldufta auf bic 8es
neftsporfetlu1g fir 5rdu So. Woiean in
G6eater rcr 9urn6als oufmerflam. Dos
i&6ne Drama nDte SuCen Don Wcrms" pirO
auf9tTilbrt.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-08
0rncrss aus Gurppa.
o. 9nbe[.l

Qunbpn, s. Qtpril Sn politl6sn unb
finan3ieQen glneeIsgenbsitsn berri6t iber Den
ennaen Continent BIN grose6 MiBtrausn.
GGorena 6. Qpril. Baron Nata3si
Der OrafDent oeS Mliniltsrrotbss Dirc fur bic
italienil6e Rsgisruns unJweiIslaaft Elm nsuss
Cabinet bilpen.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-08
usrhaftuua eInea e0na0snna@InsI.rs.

Sprimgftetb, @iaf I. @pril. @e.
Itern Q6sns puroe in @putb 6ablep ttn
0etfliaer ais @onfOsnsidwtnpler perbaftet.
Ger Tel6e Ian6 geraDe i'm 8e9riif, finen gIduz
biaen 6abrif5errn NIT einem Gbed auf
$4,000 IA ,lejmeu".
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-08

9iberppOl, 6. Npri(. Die ocn Stem
0orf mad SABRE %lte7intntte GriGa Glt1obstf
~lranbste wG6rero zines Gtuumes in beI
NorOlee. Die 8arte NirO!iue 9jn8 ouf tptsi
See inter.
Gtnaniteftes.
9onbpu II, 6 2tpyij. Goalo!5 81. = Ger.
Staten 5!20er rs; in 8rontjurt a. 81. rs:
in 4arte 84BB,
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-08
Nnfer aro1eN 0aaer

BON . crbeauT nnb settle . lantern
GE e i II e n in sanisn unb saIbeu GSferu, . Bordeaux
@Iaret8, u o c in < uno y dI3er GS etnen
in allen 8reiIeM NIB Serpafuneen, q Sort Sbsrrp
unS @ abeir % Ell ne II IN alien QuaIitaten, fos
ME uniar Saserin alien onOern 9 III . n emrfebleu
gBiceerpert1Iferu ju ~bilisten Iiarttpreiiln
e NSbeI& RES,
9nipprtenre n. SAMPLER in Weinen Il. Siaueuren,
. mrs15S 37s lE. Baltimore Str.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-08
genfrnI asau0ercin y.

gae, bic 4ntbeite in bieIeln 8auserein ss;eiGnct ba=
6en, icpie and 4ae, pel9e np9 bei;utreter ipiiniher,
nerhen frennbIihIt eingelaoen, 0pnusrstas Zen II. Gpril
aberoS s llbr in benz 9rtaIe beS Srn. SpIsp6 S6rsine,
gtp. 223 GIice gnn Str, 5u eri6einen. Cine i65ne
3a6l Gntteile finb se;eiGnet. nit so Gts. @uflage PRO
qutbeiG. Die @inI6rei6cgetibre lit er6rten ipprben
Die erfe Gin;abluns unp Beauteupabl finben Statt am
~befasten I6eno uub bic @eIesbii9er nereen entse9snses
rcuirier perper.
5. @te Wiefner, PROP. @rSi.
Ia-eo g. Dteb, prpp. Sefr.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-08
Mprer Nnnnerrin.

0tePrere Sitrgsr Pa6en bei4lcTeit einen neuen gaas
pereiu su ~srucen unb BADEN 81 bieiem 3wede cine Ser
iammlung auf nd6iteu Viittpa3 Nbeuoy 10. @priI, ans
beraumt- 8ereit5 finb rnebrere bunbert gntbeile se5ei9s
net uno per einem guten Sereiu bei3utreteu piinI9t,
meI6e 1i4 am rben benaunten I6enb lei
Nbdm SprH,
iamcbt) GGe Bdnf nnb Chen G.r.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-08
ScrOpban,

aae Waebi;i frS barHber e;nsersanben, bag Sob
eas befte Brittle ge9en Gcrcp9eln rub ale sranfbeitea
reISe mi. bieien Deripanbt fnb, if, pelFes ieuials eat.
brdt 'rcrben ih. Die 6auptf@pier;gteit bsfanS batia,
cine refine anf6iung ~SefTeISea gu er9alten.
81. S. Nnoers SOSinsgDaNer
cine refine guF6fans beS 9cSin, pbne 9e;niiISuus irs
seas eines dufSienoen Stcffes II
60 ent5Glt einen Sonea Gran sI iessr lln5e 0Eatsr.
Gin Ieer gutes fGrfsnoes Mitttel.
Ss sat seteilt nnN t0trb beiIen @crop5elu in alien itts
ceri9iebeuen 9effatteu.
9eiHpire, lre6Sertiae Irauiteitc;, @ppbiIis
6ledte, SaI3fiu6 &c.
uuS pHroe nit dnBerOrbeatli&erl grfCls gebrau6t aeaeu
q 3 II tisHn DiSPepfia, ausSe5s
ranen@Se@ perben, Ser1sn,
sober INT En9ens&tantbetten, &c.
GircnIare tperben ~fofsnfrst ai cine seliege @bbreTe ses
iSift.
greis: 81 per Gtai9s uHo SIS fir 6 fI0l1en.
3uSereitet bon Or. 5. anSers, arst unb @bsmifer.
Su baben Bel j. p. DinslnOre,
Nc. &c Oct strose. 9letp No.f nh Bel alien Dfua;t
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-08
NstrircipaIYpnkI

2uutsptGte, 8g, Z. Nprtl. 9eiIiE
Sumpsrt, her u%nobbdn9iae bemcfratii4e Gam
btoat, rpurce 8efern nit 2018 Stimrnen STA
foritdt 3um Wapcr rpisOer erpGbIt. 9as So,
tolpUtum 6etrug 9072 Stimmsn.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-08
Wensr Sau0erein.

Ntebrers Strger iinb seionnrn eiuer neuen Baweerein
gu %Sriinpen unO eriu6en ale Oieieniseu, ipel&e Cuff bas
Ben, it& bemieIben an3ui6liesen, i9 Oientas BEN 9ten
Qprtl, Ab abs s 1lbr, Gde @anaI unb G~apetteftr. (@cnz
eCrOia San) Bel aeam 6rie6eutSfGuIer SIT elmer Seisre.
Dung ein3uiiHsen. Spbu&rauS,
anbr. Sttp,
fampot(a @pur. 0ftebL.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-08
q. Tremont ctr. RausNerein.

Die Wlitslieber pbisen 9 reins iper6en bierburG apfz
~sefprbert, 0pnnerstag, II. @pril, abenbs s 1tbr in ibs
rem 8s1iamnluuss=eptal ST. GRID iner, iueent @ei6dIte
pen @i6tisfsit 5ur G~rlerisun5 ~prrliesen.
s. S. Braun, gr1i.
la .. SOD Gefr.