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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-03-28
AND VEST

MRS. CHAS. DUFFEE,
Is prepared to make Pants, Vests and
Children's Clothing in aneat and substan-
tial manner, at as reasonable prices as can
be done anywhere ntown. Herreslde1ce
is on Court street, in Mrs. Capt Bells
two story res idence. Give her call,
March 18th, 1867. l6s3mo
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NEW YORK MARKET
New YoRK, March 25, 1867.

I'VE" OHHI 4u"I0Il ~ '0a'
BEEF CATTL.E.-The prices to-da,
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PIANOS, ORGANS 81 MEL0lE0MRI

/ will sell my Large and Carefully Select
ed Stock of
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LAND For SALE.

March 7th 1867
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-05-09

[From the Rochester Courier.l
Female FashIOns--,PIain Talk
TO the Women by a Catholic
Clergyman.

A very largo audience assembled in
st. Joseph's Cathedral last evening, TO
hear tho lecture of the Rev. w. f.
Payne, Of Rochester, which was deliv-
cred for the benefit of the Young Mems
Catholic Association. About one thou
sand tickets were sold by the mem
bcrs.
"In like manner, women also in de-
cent apparel, adorning themselves
with modcsty, and not with plated
hair, gold or precious stones, but as it
becomcth women who profess goodness
with good works IL Tim iii.
The speaker, after reading these two
verses, said the times are very much
changed since the Apostles were first
inspired bythe spirit ofGod to pen the
words. 1t would appear from the Cos
pei that the pomp ofdress was confin-
cd almost exclusively to the courts of
princes and kings. IN our own day
this disordcr-for it can he called by no
other name-eXists in all ranks and
classes of society. In fact, we may
say that there is II great deal more ~
buse in thc present age in respect to
vanity among the middle and lowcr
classes than exists among those who
are considered to be in pos itions OF
wealth and opulence. 1t is n difficult
subject to treat in thepulplt. and that is
the reason why preach ers seldom touch
upon it.
All ornamentation is not contrary
to the letter or spirit oftho Gospel,
but the excessive use Of ornaments is q
prevailing wee among the tomae sex
The fashions are eXtravagagant and
immodcst God sanctioned the use OF
ornaments In the decoration of the
temple and alter. in order to make
them attractive to tho Jews. That
which would be proper in some case
would be improper in others. The
condition of q woman in life should
regulate her dress. A woman whose
husband was living persisted in wear
ing widows weeds, and this drew out
letter from ST. Austin, in which he
laid down three rules for the guidance
of women. First married woman
should follow the will of her husband
II was a very good rule, and the hus
bands present would no doubt be very
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-05-09
The Famine In India,

A letter of recent date, from Cal
cutta, shows that the terrible famine in
that part of India has not ceased in its
ravag ges. In the one district Of Cut.
tack forty were dying every day within
the relief committees own observation.
The commissioner says: "He is q.
ware that numbers of the natives
pinch themselves through many days
of slow starvation, struggling to avoid
the horror of losing caste, and ofthere.
by entailing on themselves and their
forefathers and descendants the imag.
ined terror of chdnddld'S s fate in this
and the other world. Thus, on ro-
ligious grounds, they defer reresorting
as casuals to the relief houses until all
the feelings are swallowed up in the
animal carving for food, and most Of
them who surrender even TO this, the
last of all the instincts, are too much
emaciated to receive much benofit from
the food distributed to them. The
commissioner knows, and records with
much pain, that, however the com.
mlttee may deal with hunger, they,
are comparatively powcrless to con-
tend with these superstition"
And so he urges the Government
henceforth to attend to education.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-05-09

nnce with strict rules of female mod
esty and property. That young lady
would havh resented any imputation
against her modesty, either in act or
intention; but the question is, why
did she thus dress herself2 She was
dressed in n hoop-skirt of very oxtrav-
agant dimensions, and tho result was
the remarks that erected my ears
Tho young lady would have been
shocked and blushed, mad she heard
them. But she is just as responsible
before God as drunken man who
had destroyed his reason Is response
bic for his actions. Now, there can be
but one motive in this fashion, and
that is to attract the opposite sex.
don't know that this thing, strictly
speaking is absolutly wrong, but
young ladies commit an error when
they suppose by attracting attention
they command tho esteem of the
sterner sex. There is sufficient Vir.
tue left in man to force him TO re-
spect and love woman as long as she
respects herself, and loves modesty
and purity, but not u single moment
beyond that. The Duplex Elliptic ex-
poses more Of tho person than ought
to be exposed.
Low-necked dresses, thanks be 20
God, do not exist TO the extent thoy
once did. Such things are absolutely
intOlerable-gross indecency.
There are certain things for putting
and padding which one can not dc.
scribe. They have but one purpose.
to mako woman appear, lascivious
1t is very common thing for young
lady 20 go in a millinery store aud ex-
pend trom twenty-five to ono hundl cd
dollars, and then issues from the door
IN such way that her own mother
wonld not be able to recognized her.
They spend great deal Of money in
making themselves appear to the
young gentlemen precisely what they
are not, a Ayoung gentleman said to
me "Marry who am l TO marry; You
don't know what they are. They can
go into a millinery shop, and if you
marry them, you will find they are
not.what they represent themselves to
be- This IS one reason why young
men hesitate about entering into the
moral wcdlock
A great deal of money Is squander-
cd on the ridiculous head dresses OF
the present day. SIMPSONS strength
lay in his hair and young womans s
strength might lay in her brain, but
certainly not in great roll of hair on
the back part of the head,
The lecturer brought his discourse
to a close by reading part of the
third chapter of Isaiah, comm cncine
at the sixteenth verse, which he rec
commended to the carful persual of his
lady hearers.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-05-09
How Great Britain is Defended

The London Dispatch, which hates
the United States with undying fervor,
draws the following gloomy picture of
the military condition of Great
Britain.
Tho fact Is not dsguised-we arc
now defended by an army of mere
mercenaries. They become soldiers
by bounty-thcy stay but for pay
and pension. They think not of the
quarrcl-they know nothing about the
cause. They are tho slaves of that
centurion who said so one, go and he
goeth, and to another, Come, and he
comcth." They are that standing
army of which our ancestors were so
jealous, who follow war as a trade and
look upon their pay as their cause.
Yes, it is not to be denied, we know
nothing of the citizen soldier. We dh
not defend ourselves, but pay others
to defend us. Scarcely any Of us can
so much as handle a musket; our man
hood is entirely without its most nee
essary avouchment; we are as over
broke, as tanned down ms Wallace
the lion of the wild beast show, which
became so ignorant ofthe use of claw
and tusk that 1t was worried by some
mongrel ours We have be come an
emasculated people.
Every nation in Europe has its
IdndUehr; all capable of bearing arms
at some time bear them; even in A
merica every man in every State be-
came self-enrolled in the militia, sc
that at all times there was embodied
under yearly drill upward oftwo mil
lions of armed citizens, Every Greek
served in the campaigns, every Roman
took turn in the cohorts. We are
the only people, ancient or modern
who absolutely ignore the first and
plainest duty of the subjects of a free
State; indeed, Of any community of
men which aspires to be nation anC
reelaims to have country. Here
Eenians drill in our very highways
there we discover that IN relying or
the fidelity ofour army we lean on O
broken reed. We console ourselves
with the reflection that ut least our
volunteers are Omni erceptione major
/ Only when We como to look them W
for use we discover that tho very law
itselfprohibits them from suppresslng
rebellion from so much as defending
themselves gua volunteers against rev.
olution. As a last resource we cal
for the pallot, and demand that every
man shall take his turn in the military
service of The country; when we are
told that the people of England will
never submit to conscrption, which il
Just roundabout way of confessine
that they will never agree TO discharge
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-05-09
A Lady SpecuIatOr.

A lady in the southern part or
Illinois, having few hundred dol
lars, concluded to try her fortune spec
uating in wheat. She wrote accordi.
ingly to prominent commission house
IN Chicago, engaging them TO act aS
her agents and ordering them toinvest
the entire sum in that trcacherous sta.
pie. In short time, contrary to all
expectation, 1t went up to surprising
figure, and the far speculator sold out
at a great advance. Shortly after she
again telcgraphod her agents to pur.
chasd large amount, but they replied
in tho same manner that the market
was very much depressed, and they
wonld not advise her to buy. For
answer she repeated her order, and by
the late advance in prices has been
enabled to have $40 900 placed to her
credit.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-05-09

For restoring hair upon bald heads (ffom
whatever cause IL may havo fallen out) and
broing growth Of hair upon the face, II has
equal. II will force, she beard to grow upon
the smoothsst face in from Eve TO eight weeks,
or hair upon bald heads in froIn two to three
months \ few ignorant practitioners have as
serted that there is nothing that will force or
hasten the growth of the hair or beard. Their
assertions are false, ~ thousands OF living wit
hesses from their own exporiencc) can bear
witness But many will say, how are we to dis
tinguish the genuine from the spurious2 1t
certainly is difficult, as ninc-tenths Of the diff
feIent Preparations advertised for the hair and
beard are entirely Worthless, and you may have
already thrown away large amounts in their
purchase To such we would say, try the Re-
Parator Capilli; il will cost you nothing unless
Il fully comes up to our representations. If
your Druggist docs not keep 4, send US one dol
lar and we will forward il, postpaid, together
with receipt for the money, which will bo re-
turned you ON application, providing entire
satisfaction is not given. Address,
W. L. CLARK & CO., Chemists,
No. WestFayette Street, SYRACUSE, n. Y.
lfeb. s-lyr.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-05-09
ASTROLOGY.
The World AStOnlSh ed
az rHR WONDERFUL REvgArIoss
MADE By THE GREAT AsTRoLoGIsT,
Madame N. A. PERRHGO.

She reveals secrets thatmortal ever knew. She
restores to happiness hose who, from dolciul
events, catnstrophes, crosses In love, loss of re-
lations and friends, loss Of money, &c., have
become respondent She brings together those
long separated, gives information concerning
absent friends or lovers, restores lost or stolen
property, tells you the business you are best
qualified 10 pursue and In what YOU will be sue
eessful, causes speedy marriages and tells you
the very day you will marry, gives you the
name, likeness aud chnractersticso of the person.
She reads your very thoughts, and by her al
most supernatural powers unveils the dark aud
hidden mysteries Of the future. Prom the sturs
we see in the iirmament-the malcfc stars that
ovecome or predominant in the conGguraton--
and tho fixed stars in the heavens at the time
of birth, she dedLccs the future destiny of man.
Fail not to consult the grcast Astroogst on
earth. 1t costs you but triilc, aud you may
never again have 20 favorable an opportunity.
Consultation fee, with likeness and all desired
information, -. Parties living Mt n distance
can onsult the Madame by mail with equal
safety aud satisfaction TO themselvs, Hs If in
person. a full and explicit chart, written out,
with all inquiries answered and likeness cnclos-
and srnt by mail on receipt of price above mem
tened. The strictest secresy will he maintain
cd, and all correspondence returned or destroy
ed. References of the highest order furnished
those desiring them. Write plainly the day Of
Ahe month and year in which you were born,
enclosing small lock Of hair.
Address, MADAME II. A. PERRIGo,
i. o. DRAWER 29s, BuYFALo, n. Y.
Esb s-lyr.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-05-09

CENSUS OF IsRAELITEs-On tho
whole face of the earth, there are about
100000 of Israelitos, about half of
whom live in Europe alone, and OF
these the greatest part, 100000 in
Russia; in ASIA, '9O0,000i in Prussia,
254, 900; and IN all the other parts Of
Germany, 192,O0Oi in France about
$4,000; in Switzerland, 3,0O0i in Great
Brtan, about ~, 900; in Syria and Ash
atlc Turkey, $4,000; in Morocco and.
North Africa, ,610, 900; III East Asia, 500,
coo; inBelglum, l,S00 in Denmark
6, bO0jin Italy 4,500,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-05-09
ReparatOr CapiIIi.

Throw away your false frizses, your switches,
your, wig
Destructive Of CONT fort, and not worth fgj
Come aged, oomo youthful, come ugly and
fair,
And rejoice in your own luxuriant hair.
REPARATOR CAPILLI.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-05-09
WhiSkelS and MuStachcs

ENoRCED to grow upon the smoothest face in
IL from three TO nve weeks by using Dr. Sc
VIGNE'S RESTAURATUER CAPtLLAIRE the
most wonderful discovery in modern science, sct.
Ing upon the Beard and Hair in an almoslI mracu-
loNs manner. IL has. been used by the entI Of
Paris and London with the mosi hatieriDg sue, css
Names of all purchasers will be registered aud IL
entire satisfaction Is not given In every instance
the money will be cheerfuliy refunded. Price by
nail. sealed and postpaid, 81. Descriptive circ1.
lars and testimonials mailed free. Address BIER.
street, Troy, n Y. Sole agents for the Uhte
States. feb s-Iyr
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-05-09
the common duty of defending their
rights and their liberties.

THE FUTURE OF New YoRK.-1'hs
York World thus describes the future
of the city of New York:
Predictions are eheapQt says)b il
would take great many of them to
lower the price of real estate on Man.
haitian Island. The simple fact is, that
tho plot of ground bounded by tho
East, North and Harlem Rivers is dcs.
tined, before fifty years are over to be
double the value of any similar extent
Of land upon earth.
New York will in time transact tho
commerce of three continents and be
the real metropolis of the world. The
child is born who will witness the
dawnlng splendor Of imperial Now
York. Other cities can spread upon
every side, but the city Il crowded in by
rivers, and the competition for foot.
hold, will, in time, become so intense
that prices will run up to figure Of
which we can not have but little con.
ception
When the price Of materials and
labor comes down, as it must in time,
improved property will Of course bo
lower than it is now It is probable,
too, that before we get back TO specie
payments, there will be period ofkeen
monetary distress, in which sales of
property will be forced; but to expect
thatreal estate on this island will
ever be cheaper than it is now, ia
simply preposterous.
In Salem, Massachusetts,, during q
thunder-shower, few evenings since,
a young man was prostrated by tho
lighting while walking in the street.
At the time he had steel framed um.
brclla in his hand, with wooden han.
die, the frame Of which was completely
riddled and thrown to tho opposite sidO
OF the street. The breast Of his coat
was some what torn, and tho wristband
of his flannel shirt hung only by q
shred while the sleeve was partly torn
open, What is more strange, on the
shoes which ho wore were steel buck
les, apparently untouched, while tho
top of one of his stockings was literal.
ly unraveled. The yonng man was
not injured in the least, only eXperien.
cling, on the following day, little
numbness in one Of his hands. All he
remembers of the affair is, that he saw
II largo ball of fire. When he reached
the store where no is employed, and
whittier he directed his steps rs soon
, as he recovered sufficiently; he joeosely
asked them if they ever saw an UNI
brella struck by lightning, when to his
surprise, his attention was called to
his tattered garments, and he, for the
first time, realized what an escape he
! had.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-05-09
BEAUTY /!
Auburn, GsIden. FIaxen s. SIIkOn
CurIs,

PRODUCED by the use of Prof. DEBREUX
FRISER LIE CiIEVEUX. One application
warranted TO curl the most straight and stub
born hair Of either sex into wavy ringlets, or
heavy massive curls. Has been used by the
fashionables of Paris and London, with the most
gratifying results. Does no injury to the hair,
Price by mail, sealed and post paid$l. Descrip-
tive Circulars mailed free. Address BERG Err,
SHUTS 4 CO., Chemists, No. 2s5 River St.
Troy, N. y, Sole Agents for the United States.
Heb o-lyr
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-05-09
Froo t, Every Body.

A Large 6 PIP Circular, giving information OF
the grsatest importance TO the young Of both
OoSes.
II teaches how the homey may become beautiful
and the desPiSed respected, and the sOrnaksn
loved,
No young lady or gentleman shouli fdito send
SsAnsH mail. Address y. D, DSav03 !
Htt. o~~sN.l yT0a y -
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-06
Xheafer.

Sn Ger Me@nntes 6alfe inbet an
Wlcntag Nbsnb cine Bsnef,porItelung fill
8rau Gltie @indler itatt. 9ie Bensi,iantir
1T benz beutl4en Wublitum ais eine frebIamt
Nctriee betannt nno perpient cine Nufmunte'
rune 3u ibrem 8eruf an wslhem ie niAt ws,
mia Nniasfn bat. Die @abl Ger bsiosr
StIde Der 5siratbSantrus aui 5tlsOIanD"
unD Die i6Gne Miiaerin" 1T cine febr stid.
liGe unp b~ieleiben werOen ibre Iniiebunss'
trait auf oas @ublifum ntGt perfcblen. Nad
Der 0cr(fellung 5ansfran5&en.
% Sn Der GoncOroi a tonmen an
Wontaa NbeRo brei tleinere Stide 5ur Naf-
fi6ruug. yDte SApeltern BON 4n9elp, nOae
Sals Der @bs" BON @cerner uno Berlin irtrr
@ettfaot" BON RaIiin.
BE 9u Der Gurnbolfe pirO ain
Wontas Mbeno bds lsBt6tn NIT p srcbem8 Bet
faa aufgtnrmmene StEd Don't, Der braf-
lianiide 9ie" wispereoft.
N @leiAssttig lenfen mir pte sufmsrf'
~Ian,feit jeOes &unlfrsmnOes auf pae am Wttt.
nod @benn in Der Goncorota f1ttfnoenot
Benefit fir 5rn. @m. Bad, StAsrli4 Wirt
teiuer an sinem abano ffblsn, no es gilt etner
wtrtli1 beliebten nnp prpalaren Ranltlsr ourd
Elm poles 6aus 3u e9ren.
Ga @tr MAIDEN pprl6ufg auf BITE Be'
nefspcrfeluns fur 8rau W. Wlcjeai1 II
EGeater Der SurnbaQs aafnertiam, Da'
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-06
0eueres aus weeriFO.

Nsw gOrf, 5. apri(. Ser Special
Correspondent Dis 6eraIO BAT ~fOleenbe 0ruias
feitsn ron Yaiia9tsyen aus 8era Cru, err
fakren
8srd @ruj ii sCr ben 9i6aralen b~elaaert,
btelsIben fOnnten jeoo& pesen Wanaels an
Ihperer Arttlerte uitt peiter pu%rprinoeu.
Die Staet miro bon 1900 Smpsrtaliiten pers
tbeiOist, rsnen Sc @eidGss su @ebUte feben.
9aS Sela9srunssbeer 1T 5000 Nanm fart
unp wartet nur ouf l4were OelGlye, I'm Die
Stapt gu ltlrmeu.
gtarimilian bat 10000 Mnnn In @uert.
tarO, bod e5 fsblt ibm an Gelb, YrObiiOneu
unO allen mG9Ii6en 8elourcsn, Ubenorein
ptrp er nod BON gsccbeep Gnp Corona bella.
CERT.
SaWpieO lit Don BEN 2ibsralsn ssrdumt
pelte nab benz Snnern ss;Osen lInb.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-06
@pu Ranfae.

QeasemwOrt6, &anias. 5. Qpril. g.
8rtguDe9eneral Soiepb Bailey, Sberif bon
gernpu County, MiiOuyt. puroe am &c. D.
12ts. BON 3pet 8rtoern, Namens 9ewis nnb
ptrrp 9irlsp, uuf brutale @etie ermorbet,
p6brenO er feline DienitpRi6t erfiiltt. Sen.
Bailey III Der tapfere SfFSier, purA brEen
eentale Spec bic RanOuentpOt1ott res Com.
YOrter sur 3eit Oer uu9INfieIieen 8auts Gr-
p,pttiOn TN geo 9tiper aus elmer bS6f sefdbr.
lihen Sage befreit wuroe. Die Nfatre BAL
in pen Grdu3 Counties eroBe Aafreeung Der.
pOrgerufsn. Die 8tirger BADEN $4,000 8e.
IObnung fir Die 6abtaftwerOuns Der @6roer
~ausaeiebt.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-06
Observation-Disclosures

Ra&ri@t ptrb btstntit sesebeu, bos in ben Oeri&iebes
men Yr~ecinften Ter WarbS Der Stabt Baltimore am
Mtttmc@ ben jebnten Tag i'm Gpril 1867, cine
9Babl beronffdttet tprS, an ben nur3 bas @efeb rprses
I6rie6enen 9lGten unb in Der ts3ei6ueteH 3cit, no iebe
Per'pu, bic ters@tist 1T, fHr Deleputen Der Stats -Ses
~iet5etuns 81 trS6ieu, User bic 6raSe CUR 8~erufuns einer
Convention %atfiirlmeu ion, ni cine neue Contribution unh
Resierursefcrr fHr rem Staat 81 rerfoien unb jpdr Iaits
telft Der geiGriebenen cber ~aetrudten Bctte rGiir cine
Convention" pber ggeBen cine &onpenticn", rnb ~ ber=
Ielben 3sit uno Srt irGeu beiaste Stimm5eher f E + e n
DeIegateu BON jeoem legislatures iftritt Der Staet
Baltimore su befaster Convention ertpableu, in ueberein~
fimmuus NIT bea OlsSregefn, melbe in Der @eet sNite
(augsupmueu IN Der JauuarsS ieurS ber @eistSetung,
reip. en 20. NiGr3 1857 getrcffen pureen, betiteIt !:
v@iue afte, UNI fir bic &ataeSenuabme Der Wieinuug eeS
Bolts tieies Staates 81 irreeu, be;igti1 &inberufung
elmer &pnosnticn, IN cine neue &cnhituticn uao 0iesie
~ruussfcrm ~ p~erfafieH uub bic N~sitSlieber fir bieielbe su
berufen.
SedGri3t nib fernsr geseben, tas bic 8Hrger or 6ebHs
ten Gag i1 Mpril 1867 OH ben bur@ bas @ei,s borgs=
iGrie6eneu glGt.u uaS In Der pben hseiGreteu 3eit uber
hie 6ra0e fir taS Qaaleu Der Gtaets GiienbabH ai
Gcnrtdg obaimtmen unb srar mitteIs ber 0eI&tieteneu
Gonntag" ober r@eaen bas sanfen Der Cars an Gpan=
0adfea ber Cars am Sonntsg al lprsen &c. Sfa& bieier
unb Benz &Iert Der Superior Court Der Gtabt Baltimore
i~tberseben, melGer Dtnnen 3eba Ga9eu mad Der GBnbl benz
@cuuerneur bic gsndue 3a5t Der Stimuten n6ir" ober
,,@esen" tas 9aIfeH Der @ars Der StabteiienbaPn am
Gcnutas angeben ioa.
% n. + on on
~22ms-r10aR sss ssaSBeriff Der etabt Baltimore.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-06
gO,, RiseonGu.

@aOtOm, @tsc., 5. april. Der Sena!
sat T6 nit Der N6t Stunoen 8ta bes pau.
fes strSerfanben srtIGrt. msl6e 70 amenotrt
TT, eaB uiHts bapOn Ibriq blsibt, ole Der
Eite[. Die 8iu beia9t, pnB o6t @tunoer
Die Dauer zines Nrbeit5taefs ietn 1ouen,
tpenn tetn Gpntraft utgel6lo1tn wurbe, unr
baB Trauen uno 6inoer ntdt se,pun9en tper-
Den iOuer, i6er 8 Stnn6en sa arteittn. Die
@IembI9 nu6m cine Geiulutipn an, bas Con-,
fjtutiOn8 anenbement betrefs bes @timmrs@
tes Der 0sibsr psm 8Olf CUR @bltimmune
DUrjulegen.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-06
eOn Ger anne ess ffiuen gaetr.s.

9uu8ranctsco. 5. Qprtt. Man it
bier uagemein Orr AuliAt, Dab Der Bertrae
NIT 8u6lanp r%otift,irt mer6en 1grte, Garpts
Ia@li@ wesen Der Gii6ersi SntsrsEsn, II. man
glaubt, Rag aletn aus bielem Grunne Dte
neuen 8efsuugen In Der 3utunft Mtaiunen
pert6 Iein pereeu.
Die 9rsfp ees 9anres IpriAt 1h etuftms
mig ju GunIten eer McquiFticn aus.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-06
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
StaotsG OmiGdrs Office.

Baltimore, 4. apriI 1857.
8~erftegeIte 4usebpte iperben BIS Oicutas,
Is. aprit, 8prmittaSs 10 rbr in bieicr Office entsssen
senpumei, fir @r~aeirung, 8Iatern Mnb
@iufaffuus besjeni5eu 2beiles BON @Ous6 Ctr,
Sipiiben &befer uno Gift Str.
Bon benz Gpntrattpr poer ben @Putraftpreu trirS Siirs-
I6aft nit ansrfanntsr Si6ertsit fir te CUTE Gusfit6runs
Der arbsit in l1ebsrsiRitinmuns nit Der OrbinaHs yGiu
Spfeni fir @rabirIng, Yhaitern BON Games, 4aeps uub
gtrasen Der Stabt Baltimore f~sIt;uissen perlanst
SIM Iuftrag 8. smith,
bcSantcmi sGIerf hes Stabt= 6 crmifIrS,