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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-08-12
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
/ ao.g4rtH OF CANADA.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

CyEzzSz5zzz=af1 On and alter Monday july. g. 1855
trains will run as follows from India
street Station, Portland: e -.-
Express Train Tor Lewiston, Montreal and Quebec,
at a. nj. up.. a-..'T r5t r.
Express and Mail Train tor Bangor Montreal Que
bee and the West at ITO p. M. g. I Mo- ~
4 Local Train for South Paris and intermediate sta
tions, at 5, p. NJ. r '.T-.-- .ar Hgl-l
No baggage can be received or checked after time
above sta ted. .-..f sd
Trains Will arrive as follows:- u4ii .s....
From Lewiston, Montreal, Quebec and
"a the west, at $40 A, NJ
the west, at rL.,.r Lft 2.15P. NJ.
Local Train from South Paris and in
termediate stations, at fia s.OOP M,
~ Sleeping Cars all night Trains.
The Company not responsible tor baggage tn
any amount exceeding $50 in value land that rers, n
all unless notice is given, and paid tor at the rate RI
one passenger for every $500 additiona value
~ CO.. BRIDGES, Managing Director.
RI. BAILEY, Local Superintendent. '4i
Portland, July 4, 1868. . % diff
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For Sale or TO Let.

49, One half of two story double b use, stu
Ea:iil ated about five miles from Portland, on the
lHliQ GRAY road, within quarter of mile of the
depot. For further particulars enquire of
HE SAMUEL BELL,
aug11d.t < 1853 Congress street, Portland.
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.a1 @ DE-. j. b. .HUGHS.
CAN BE FoUND AT HIS Ia d-r.
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS,
No. IA PrebIe Street,

a Next the Preble House,
"HEkE he can be consulted privately, and with
w the utmost confidence by the afflicted, at
hours daily, and rom A. M. to . P. N. zur1i @Fq7
Dr.. II. addresses those who suffering under Il e
affection OF rivate diseases, whether arisng from
impure connection the terrible vice Of self-ahuse.
Devoting his entire time to that particular branch Of
the medical profession, he feels warranted in GUAR
ANTEEING CURE IN ALL CASES, whether OF lon g
standing recently conrocted, entirely removing II e
dregs of disease from the system, and making per.
feet and PERMANENT CURE. .l H1al rfg p "a. lu
He would call the attention OF the afflicted TO tie
fact of he long-standing and we-earnsd reputation
furnishing sufficient assurance Of bis skill and
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Poetry.


Poetry of the Season.
We can hardly commend the following squibs to
"a our readers as poetry but there good hits
--~ in them:
TAMMANY SONG 90
Hey! diddle, didilel the cats in the fiddle.
nv M Chase has Jumped over the 9 moo snort
Inc little Grant laughed to see tne n" 'f"
As Seymour of with the spoon'
H.
AN AFFECTING TALE
Mother Peudleton Hubbard .-. Az
~ Went to Tammany cuppoaru ~ WI ;fIffl
To get a political bone;
When she there ~,
ass tf'-t And SO poor old Greenbacks got l Is
-Dtsg So .t.84aaaslsS III. iiYsnE .zI8SgsTn.
CHANT OF REAL-EsTArE SEWARD, ,fi5a
Fee! fo fun! '-'l 'A-'''''
Ismella bargain. You've land? come. d, Il !.
Living or dead will have some! -
Ha.s1fos -ai-2 19T7 w. agl a so.. .a... Z. a.-
THE wAR-soNG OF THE BLAIRs.
Pifl Paff! Poufl Hither come!
Our cest moi, te General BOum!
I'm bound fr Washington. Who shall dare
10 stand in the way of the General bar'
NEW ADHEM.
Horato Seymour (may his troubles ceascl Il [.
Awoke one night from dreams of fear, not peace;
And within the shadow Of his room, .5r
-flEil b All deep and dark with murky gloom, Dtttt
An angel writing in book Of brass,
OF things that were to come to pass pass .sss-,-s-
What writest thou p" the angel raised his head,
And with a marvellous look of prophecy
Said: names OF President TO be-" ezss-
a.. 'And mine one9P asked Seymour a" Nay, not
The angel said Then Seymour gan to blow
And rudey said: 8. | pray thee, then, e sF~.
yaff3gl Write who'll again" ss'
10 ,.rs The angel wroie and vanished The next night
tr He came, with an ll-dazzling LIGHT, Z
And showed the names the peoples voice had blest,
And loi GRAMS name led all the rest.
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DIR. JOHNSO.
PEERLESS SOAP
- STILL AHEAD.

The constantly increasing demand and growing
popularity of the Peerless Soap. amply testifies
to its appreciation by the public.
The Proprietor. though no egotist, takes pleasure
in acknowledging that he is highly fattered with his
endeavor to educate the American public to the use
OF the higher grades ct Soap, embracing economy
Time, Labor and Money. ~ -+ 49,.
In consideration of the fact that the Peerless
Soap is manufactured by strictly scientific prnci-
pals out OF the Very Best Material, SO combined
as to render thighy detersive without resulting in
the slightest injury to the most delicate fabric or
hand. The Proprietor has no hestancy in asserting
it to be ta I"''
Far Ahead .of my other Brand i'm the
Market,
For all purposes OF a FAMILY SOAP.
Manufactured by .I
CURTIS DAVIS, Boston.
Va For sale by all Grocers and warranted to give
perfect satisfaction or money retunded iy3lS2mo
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zrs. I BeIche2''s Cure,

TOT FemaIc WeaKness.
This remedy made from an Indian recipe, is en-
1rely vegetable and cures without supporters. Cir
culars or further information sent receipt of stamp
by addressing the manufacturer, Mrs. Linus BeIch-
er. Ratdolph, Mas. Wholesale Agents George @.
81 Park Row, N Y. H. H. HAY Por land, General
Aeentfr Maine. For sale by druggist everywhe
June 20-d3m .s ..ss..s' 81. =
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Land for Sale.

THE valuable lot of land on Middle Street, bound
ed by Franklin and Fore Streets, being the
southerly corner. 1t will be sold favorable terms
Apply 10 i'7fA Z 7h2t1a VIM. H. JERKS.
aprl8dtf sSuis1 gjf5GsvHi Real Els ate Agent
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suburban Residence for Safe
~ sN ON Back Cove Road.

va +a' On Back Cove Road.
A fine Cottage house, containing
AfN-O large parlor, sitting room, dining
MiIl6asS2 room. kitchen, store roor five good
"a lIIE4IS chambers, with plenty of closet
e!l24s215- room cemented cellar and large
brick cisteln; being the property known as the
" Dodge Place About two acres OF good land also
barn, carriage house and wood house. -. p
Upon the place are so Apple and Pear Trees, to-
gether with Grape Vines. Currant and Gooseberry
Bushes and and an abundance of hard and soft wa
ter. =
This is very pleasant location and one that should
not he overlooked by any gentleman who would like
country residence within ten minutes ride from the
business part of the CITY, For terms, etc., apply to
VIM. IL. JERKS, under Lancaster Hall, or to the
subscriber on the premises. li...-,
may1- dit ISL .sff..- THOS L HASKELL
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Oh. CHADWICK, M. D., win devote spee,,I n,
tsntion to Disea es OF the Eve No 30II Con
Office hours from IL A. N. to I'M.
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Societies and others desiring the ser
k vices of an excursion steamer, can ar
T<1E fcrange for the superior Steamer
ssEaSzszzz-zs ssCharles Houghton'
on TUESDAYS and FRID AVS OF every week dur
ing the season, upon liberal terms.
Inquire OF HARRIS, ATWOOD eco,
jy15dtf l45 Commercial St.
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A4 For Sale.
A NEW tenement house well built, with all
"A modern conveniencies. Also barn and stable,
corner North and Walnut SITS, Enquire OF
I 4.vgo.- Isl --.r-s.T T.. CONDOR, on the premises,
Or at SO COMMERCIAL st. june13dtf
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House Lots.

I'm -a,.,-ys III House Lots. .h1kl @
TWO on Congress near State Street, and eight
j lots on Emery, Lewis and Thomas streets, Tor
sale by 4.T w. HI. STEPHENSON, - <.
Feb 10, 1S68.-tf At Cd National Bank.
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: Fer Sale at ray-COrnpr.

The property known as the "Ford
"a 'GsN - Stand" consisting Of large story
ssrkA house, recently put in complete re-
"a L.aE MIAT pair and made convenient for two
s=ls $3.50 tenements; good porch and barr
and large shop suitable tor any ID of mechanic
Cisern on the remses of IS hogsheads; fine yard
IN 'front.' and very hne garden. sfGA 734
Gray, March %, 1868. A. w. ANDERSON.
i rssff g. a,,-s.. art A. oys--,, az . mar31-dtf
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Real Estate for Sale.

THE subs.ri offers for sale two new houses,
built in the most substantial manner and in
modern style. These houses are near the corner of
Congress and North streets. two stories high, with
seventeen rooms in each, good CELLARS, and an unfa-
ing supply of hard and soft water, They are in a
desirable location and will rent readily al large per-
centage. Terms liberal. Enquire of Messrs
HEARN q co, Corner OF Congress and North SITS.
Portland, March d. 1868 diff -.
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Two House Lots for sale

aure HWOerHVSUSSC LUIS tut HiC
an Congress ST, nearly opposite Bishop BacOn's
" will be sold on reasonable terms.
Apply to GEO. r, DAVIS & co,
July l5-dtf
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FOR SALE.

0O'O SAAEs
-
4 PORTABLE Steam Engine of is horse power
NACylinder inches diameter, 20 inch stroke. Tub
uar Boiler of the locomotive pattern. suitable fol-
either coal or wood, with pump and water heater at
tached; has on ii Judson's Patent Regulator. Has
not been in tn an 10 months is in good or
der, and will work with perfect safety under ninety
pounds steam pressure. Is sold tor no fault, only
because the owner needs a larger machine.
For further particulars inquire Of
QUINN q DELANO,
Boiler Manufacturers, Portland, Me.
% Aug g. dSw1w ia gT0lr on ~
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TrOtting Wagon for sale.

ITOCUIHS WdSSOu IOI SdICs
A NEARLY new New York built Light Wagon,
N weighing about 100 lbs, in good order.
ENQUIRE of MARTIN & PENNELL,
jy30dtt Prebie st.
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FOR SALE.

FNIN SALH. Y
A Grand Bargain for $500.
o. Two "a story houses in the Western part OF
E;;; the city; good neahborhood; containing eight
@assArooms III each; good celllrs brick cistern 4s
hhds. capacity, giving ample supply of water Each
house has lot 25x83 Terms of payment to suit
purchaser. p &
Apply to GEO. r. DAVIS & CO..
Dealers in Real Estate, No. Norton Block.
aug6, div t,.f,. st,:t,a.St Argus copy.
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Rope Island,

A ND Farm on Great Chebeague Island (Chand-
n ler's Cove) for sale at a BARGAIN. Terms e
suit the purchaser, APP to Dr. .. +. DURGIN
near the premises. jy28eOdlms
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We hardly commend the following squibs to
our readers as poetry, but there some good hits
49, In them:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-11
Gorruraiiun ilotitt:.


CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public notice IL
~ given the occupant Or oeenpan OF
improved uampfoved lans Affected efeb
the the Board Of Assessors for erusoa by all persons inter-
ested, vL:
sidewalks 3 Jli 81 and i streets o Ut % Ea
"a badg }ayaus between lh ari i9h 'tree,
"a avenue between li6th aud 1h Streets lh street between ~
aud Harlem River Avenue between I7h and lets streets
and l2ith street. b,tseeu tlh and sth avenues
80 FOR building IN 18Th street. from 30 10 the East
River
fh Forrgulatng grading ard setting curb and gutter IN Soh
street. from 4th 90 5ih
The limits embraced by nnde all tbe several Houses
and Lots Of Ground vacal Lott and parcels Of Land situated on
let Both sides o3Oih 3lsi So and 3d from M
Ne Ea River; also the side Of from 2h 70 3ih streets
3D. Both sides Of "a il5h 8h also both
rs Of "a ll6 l2)h Streets also both sides Of lh
from 4h 70 Harlem Rye also the Eorh side Of 5h street
and boh tides Of Gh ard l5h from "a 10 an avenues; also
both sides Of Avenue from l1h 90 18th also the north side
Of 1891 street from fh 10 Eeg Basi and both sides ~
sud the side Of New East from 1874 10 I2h streets
81 All the lots all the blocks ling between 9th and 9 streets
and the fh and 5h also ell the lots al The blocks Gg be
tween 9th and 18Th streets and 4h and the East River
9Th Both sides OF 50 street from 4h 10 9Th ~ the extent OF
half the block on the nersoctng
All affected by The
nts and who opposed The either Of them requested
20 present their objections in writing 20 JACOB OAKLEY Chairman
Of the Board Of Assessors their ee No p Chambers street Base
JACOB =. OAKLEY, }
John D. 0IIlWELL, Board Of Assessors
ISAAC O. HUNT,
BOARD HOrsg March 10 1863.
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LITERARY ITEMS.


An English journal named 1.-The Bee has
tust been started at Florence $50
A new review to be called "Cheapside,n Will
niehtary session.
A book called Revelations in Mexico"
written Il is said on documents and Information inr-
n,shed by the late Emperor Maxinilian, mas JUST ny
peared at Stuttgart ,
Fitz Greene HaIleck, about month before
ne died prepared his poems with MAJ reEs9h 70 o
issued in volume by MesSfs llch10r % fslVS
MATERIAL IL Is understood that the volume Will 10 pre-,
ssoed with some Introductory matter, plogragca anu
critical from the pen Of the poets friend, William Suueh
Bryant
In 1894 J. B. Lippincott g. Co. published vols.
I ana OF a History Of Charles the Bod, Dy john
Tres and includes the battles OF GransOn, MOa anu
Macy and the partition Of the Duehy OF Bnrglndy
after Charles the Bold slain in battle Inc ume
.overed In the new volume Is from October li51 the
ego OF Neuss by Charles and the declaration OF war Dy
Tls Swiss, to the Dukes death in January lAtI'
Among recent editorial changes IN the London
eriodicals are following Ma. Morley Is succeeded
the editOrshp OF The Examine" by hr McCuiaRn
IorreuR. NJ. r for Finsbury. Temple BAR" vii, IN
fnture be conducted 10y Mr.. James Hannay, vice MT
Edmund Yates Once a Week" IS now under the con
frol of f. s. Dallas OF The Times" MT. H. wal
lord having retired Mrs. Riddle author OF george
Gcth," has become part proprietor ana eaitOL VI
hThe ST. JamCs's Magazine" Mrs Wood is now
editor OF The Argosy; :" and Mr. II. Nzetey Is sue
eeeded by Mr. Mortimer Collins editor OF Inc Ech0es
az Che Clubs" Mr.. MOy Thomas, editor OF "Cassell $
Magazine" has resigned the editorshp OF Inc ~
er Circular" issued by Messrs sampson Low C0 ana
"a succeeded by Mr. Hahn Frswe. Mr. Ellhu t,leh mas
ceased to edit "The Peoples Magazine" published IN
london by the Society for Promoting ChIstan hu0 ,
eatOus OF Messrs. Cassell Co., London is the Rev. L.
5eigInnOuth Shore, NJ A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-11
Tuiins Of Bmkrupttp.

DISTRICT OF NEW-JERSEY, 3D. : At Tren-
ton ud Det-Tbs undersigned hereby gives Roue. Of bis
sppon.eni Agne. Of JOSIAH BORDEN Springfield In The
N1osy burlington and state EwJey within District and
who has been adedgsd Bankrupt upon petition by tbo D
"sa Court o. .ad DISTINCT Feb a. ls6a
Heh"a~w p. PoRsT. A,isDea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-11
a RHYME ron THE CHURcHE&

TiDg-a-llng-ling
PRAY what IL the mattert
The church bells they rinR
With o direiul clatterl
what. haven't you reached
me cause Of this potheri
One elercyman's preached
Ia the church Of another.
A terrible tale
He's gone and he's done II.
Each bishop turns pale,
with this Dee In his bonnet.
A youth gets freak
'Gainst the will Of his mother,
Who says he sban't speak
In the house Of his brother.
If Ourolergy breaks through
The Church's great Fnbries,
bhe viii not have two
Bricks left Of her few brlcES'
Fer isn't It plain
That our eanODs efeTnaI
VIII be all split IN TWAIN
BY this powder iDfernaif
What can he a worse spell
Than that OF q preacher
WhO preachesthe gospel
70 every creature
lt6 GOOu tnOuBu piNs
And helping the poor, slr;
But q bad sign this straying
Outside your cburch-do0r, SiA
And II. the great Church
Can't do as she pleaseB,
We are left In the lurch
In all manner OF bTeezeh.
For even to peep
From our nursery Windows
Makes our old mother weep
As she does for the HindoOs,
Better kneel at the mass
Of st. Adams, so nimble,
A sounding brass
Aud o tinkling eymbal,
Than break the least rule
OF our holy Church Mother,
Ard among the old school
OF old women make bother.
30, one and all bring
Your best clerical Dirches,
And ring tmg-a-ltng,
FOR the cause Of the churches.
W.
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NETWORK DAILY, TRIBUNE.
Dry 6ouSs.

9u 6ocSs.
1T w. JACKSON's,i No. 551 BROADWAY.
MOURNING GOODS ,no,, ACTION
v,vp rIMrsR CLOTHS, 81 50 PER DRESS, WORTH BIZ
vIrT HENRIETTA 81 50 PER DRESS, WORTH Ella
pIyF PARTISAN CLOTH, so PER DRESS. WORTH sl''
TIyE GRAPE CLOTH, 90 PER DRESS, WORTH 60
VINE IuPISs BoMBAzINB 81 rs PER YARD, WORTH Sle1i
P1yR SCOTCH eINGHAMs, ale PER YARD WORTH see'
pnMoRAL sKIRTIEGs, Soc PER YARD WORTH 7Se
p1NR MoHAIR AND P0PLIN ALPACAs AT s2ie, % AND S7te
IrsT oNE.THIRD BELOW THEIR REAL VALUE
prsurRR GRAPES AND TAMERTTSEs 1lc, WORTH ~
CENTS PR YARD A LINZ OF skC0kD-M0URNlAG oOops'
37I CENTS, WORTH gle
pLuTEp AND TRIMMED BALMORAL SKIRTS, O. 90
W JACKSON IMPORTER OF M0URNING GOODS ~
No. 55l BROADWAY OPPOSITE TIFFANY < GO.
CTRANG g. ADRlANCE,
- No ass BROADWAY between Leonard and Frtnklip,
will open on MONDAY, March O. at RETAIL, some great
NOVELTIES IN PARIS DRESS GOODS,
SILKS, PRINTED PEQUBS and PBRCALES,
BLACK ALPACAs from 35c upward, GREAT BARGAINS
1000 DOZEN BEST KID GLOVES sold in New.YoE, at 81
PER pair great variety Of HOUSEKEEPING GOODS SHAWLs
and HOSIERY.
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NJ SUPREME COURT-City and County of

INs hcs-IOrkHAkkIBT W III SHY ngn ISAAU B. HUsHEl.
SummonsFo RetTo the Defendant You hereby summoned
and required the complaint this action which will be died
tie once Of the Clerk u the City and County Of Eegiork aud %
the said complaint the subscribers their
No 81 0away Newlok within the
hereof exclusive VI Of such services and you m The
said within the tine Aforesaid the Plaintiff In this acton viii
apply 10 the Court for the relief demanded The eompantDated
New.York, Jan. 20, 1863 SANFORD, LIZ BARON PORTER
.. . Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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7I7WINEs 0NLY.-EsTABLIsHED 1916.

TINWINES LY.-ESTABLISHE.D $50.
4 j. p. TRAvBRS No IS BeekuAn-st, NeS'fork.
Tines for grain coffee salt and sacks cotton Bales ham oag
warming writing book and sand paper pperhingngs seine and
y meta ayue spindle banding cord tobacco WOOL aud
bop tvne Mattress. tug stitching broom, binding sewing sah
carpet and an other twnes for hardware dy goods gIoers
bookbnd,rs and broom MAKERS taoh
err uphos.erers hshsTmen aud an other trades Oo0n
ehak aud pow staging aud out Lines Samples ee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-11

4 ,ItOI UIN IiV2UEDUNI UII I'm ! MIN T . %
~ SEWER CONTkACTORS-Separat. sealed proposals. each IL
dosd with title work 10 which relates Tho name Of bidder and TIE
date Of It's presentation will lie received this (Otunda Park
until II o'clock Of SATURDAY March a. 1863 for Tie on'truc
ton Of sewers The fooNng loAes 70 Wit spec No LIN 10th
between 59 and 6ls with branch
AIN gAt between and 4h with branch In 81 avnns
3n Bddge Sherf streets between BToome sad
Delaney streets Ply and Sheriff streets between Rngion and Stsn
In Norfolk Houston
Spec Sewers 10 haYe from 4t through 5h street
h and in Lexington between h and 5h
treetl Spec 5Sewer 2 between 9Th and 9Th
Spec 6Sewets I'd avenue between 2th and l2 streets and 70
10th and Rlst streets between ID 9Th Spec ISeWr
ia street between BIB and 10th Spec 8in Warrington
Hudson between
King CarkOn DOmuck between Clark Vark
streets and ia CLARK Spng Spec
9In seth street between Lexington and h and Spec H.
In l2lth street, between 5h and 9Th
The plans for tho above and sptefaons
forms for proposals obtained the Oee Of the Bureau ofSewers
Esw.YoIk, March Q. 1908. THOMAS STEPHENS. Cro,on
ROB'T l.. DARRAGH, ACT
A. w. CRAVEN Board.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-28
Nai6Dille llnb Gaorbille
Gifen6allll. s..ls

Die MftiensBa1er Der EenneTees anb YaetfesGis
ienbabn Iieeen iekt In ber Office non Sef 20. Mler,
linton ainb planter's @ntf, Gde pon fnion urb Sol.
Iege SraBe often. Die Attie foet ieee $780, bic erfte
erforbetlt5e abIuRg betrdgt 1t per Mstie.
Die MusIegan9 befer 8ahn 1T yolIenbet bic 9rofl'
aniidbtens Rldne, Derttte Nn6 9bf9dtwugen ftne in
5. % 4aen,s Dffice eintufeben: ,-..
pie 9td,tisieit sieier 8abn fis glaibpsae anb ben
staat GIs Gntgtdtangs Pep Mdsrbe1es ,ao esr
MtiefdHfheu Het@fbfimet farm not absff1dht uers
ben oa bieieLoe burd Elm 2anb Iduft, peIes nnuer@
glet9Iid IN 8ssiig anf ben gnban Don @etteibe nns
riibertroffen 0Mi bieem Gontin Mt binftbtlid Der
8iebDetben TIT. slt teineiH ahberelt aaiibesfseile
f6nnen feinere Erdber unb Sriite auer art 9eSogen
fperben. Refine 8abn IN ben Der. Gtaateu fam 6urb
2dnher, 10 reid an Minerdiiens 9mte 8oblen, &ifeH,
R,ipfef, 3tnf unb 9stroIeum, sIaufen. Die @Glber
Eefern unerfd SpfIi9s @afien Ssr beiten Pop,
peIn, gtben, ftparae gBaIInnb 4irf9en u. !. 10.
t1ebeIau rei9It@e @Giierfrdtte fiir aHe mSgli9sn
8wede. sss 5asss 5stN
elln btefe Babn sebaut 1T, 70 1pirb BEL ben isst 70
nieorisen aarbpreiien unb bet Der uneff@1pfi4en
5rntbtbarfett unb ben sroBen SHIfsqnelen bieier
Staat bic europdif@e GtnmanS erne pprstgIid an it
sieben unb ibre 9eimatb iper6en.
/ Sir oppeairen auf 6as GrnftIi6ite an Sebeu, Der
Sntsree an Der @obifabrt biefes STATES unS oisssI
ct BIT Htnttt Mften 81 nebneH inb 10 bieies unters
nebmen nit ouen &rdften ~ unteritisen,
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-28

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49, gems.
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nelsptue an I'M 5.25 @. 3D., Supper. unb uers
binbet ii9 nit benz tdgIi1en 2.20 Grpres Ron
Buffalo Inb tontmt in aeu gort an itin 100
q. 81.
Ais g. 80. Stem gort gsa1t GrpreB pon Duntirt tags
LID (Sonntags GtsgenDmmen}; Bdt Su GaIas
inanca GAO y. M.; IN Oleau 7.25 q. 30. {Sup.)
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Stdbten 5u uerbinber.
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urn Il. 55 p. 90. tii6 maebt in 4prneHspile Siret>
ten MnidInB nit benz II 90 y. 81. Bug non 8ufs
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-28
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