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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-19
The DfRerence Between the Two
Men.


The DfHerence Between the Two
Men.
Mr., JOHN 81. THOMAS, the Democratic
candidate for Congress in this District, says:
1.-THE money invested in United States
securities. on which big interest Is being
paid, should be taxed, and il elected, will
vote to tax them" fEENE tiiiif
ayes" says Judge WINANs, the Repub-
lican Congressional candidate, equality
in taxation is right-it is justice; but, Them
/ must have further time to consider on it
and see whether will vote for it. I'm
open to conviction" FIX csfE1
z Saws Mr. THOMAS: 81 am in favor of
paying the outstanding $40 Bonds In
Greenbacks. They were not contracted to
be paid in anything else. It Is no violation
of plighted faith-it is no discredit to the
@ Government-to pay them In Greenbacks.
1t will make business prosperous to 80 pay
them, and it will help relieve the people
from their present oppressive taxation"
suf ssNo," says Judge -WINANs, "there is
nothing in the Law requiring the payment
of the outstanding 5-20's in Gold. The un-
derstanding was at the time they were first
issued that they should be paid in Legal
Tender LGreenbacks-andI / am in favor of
doing it so soon as the Greenbacks shall be
made worth as much as Gold. There is
great danger that If you go to issuing
> Gfeenbacks, you will make money too
plenty. and to make it too plenty win in
jure the people. 1t is not safe to give them
too much money. 1t will become worthless
in their hands. and might cause idleness
and dissipation"
Herein we have shown the difference be-
tween the Democratic and Republican can
didates for Congress. We have not given
their exact words, but their ideas. Voters,
choose ye. II. s.,l.s...A, -. "a
The Nemiaation of MIR. valIan.
5sil diSham for Congress. 9dl
Hon. c. L. VALLANDIaHAM was nomi-
mated by the Democratic Convention which
met at Hamilton, yesterday, as the csndi-
date for Congress against Gen. ScHENcK, of
Vienna fame. 7sss ;ssrsL
The nomination of Mr.. VALLANpIGHAM
is one that win thoroughly test the strength
of parties In the Sd Congressional District,
and if he fails of an election we will be
grievously disappointed. ass
Ofcourse all the venal pack Of the Radi-
cal kennel will open in full chorus upon
him. Against Mr.. VALLANDfGHAM slander
and detraction are their favorite weapons,
but they have already lost their charm. If
the Democracy of the District are but true
to themselves and their principles, the cleo
ton of Mr.. VALLANDIGHAM will soon be in
the 1nafllre nf n fi1ed fact - , -. 81
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-19

IS MANHOOD D - - Another Ntso Medical
Vl Pansphlet from the pen Of DR CURTIs.
The Medical Times" says Of this work "This
ture decline, shows how health is impsired through
secret abuses of youth and manhood, and how
easily regsined It gives . clear synopsis Of the
nervous debility. and the remedies therefor" A
pocket edition of the above will be forwarded on
No. l3s Street, Wdshin0fon. D. o.
CPA may25-dly-r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-19

DATCHELOR,S HAIR DYE. = This
d splendid Hair Dve is the best in the world;
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable
Instantaneous; NO disappointmept no ridiculous
CRATES and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful 6Gck
or broom. Sol BY all Druggists and DIP uPerfumers
No. is Bond street. N. York. PNY apr2s d&wfy
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-19
MANHOOD AND THE viGoK OF

WI HOU I'll restored IN four weeks. Success
guaranteed. DR.. RICORD'S ESSENCE OF LIFE
sing; the effects Of early psrnicious habis, self
abuse, impotency and climate, give away at once to
this wonderful medicine, taken regularly accord
ina to the directions (Which very simple and
qure no restraint from business or pleasure Fail
ure is impossible. Sed in bottles at %. four
quantities for 90. To be had only of the sole
appointed agent in America, d. GERIrZEN, EOS
Seco I'D Ave-. New York.
vNY-jy27-d1Jr -ff7s af- q -9r-' %
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PRoFEs sIoNAL.

DR.. A. b. WILLIAMS, W est Broadway, mes r
High street, Columbus. Ohio. has devoted himself
series of years to the treatment ofoertain pri.
gate diseases. He may bscensulted ct his offoe--
Broadwas. near the Exchange Bank rs.FErr
may3l-tf ~ ~ f--- -5 ...--f. 2
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-19

az ron REfREsENF1TIYEcIN CONGRESS-.
Seventh Congressional DistrictJ
JOHN h. THOMAS, of Clarke.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-19

--o-4 e4..., "FLoR DE- MAYO" svy.5-f,-
sFL0a DE MAY0.n -
A NEW PERFUME for the HANDKERCHIEF
EXQUISITE, DELICATE, Lasting FRAGRANCE
PHAL0N @ SON, N. z. Sold by all Druggists
vNY-my22- -eoilyl a. 3ei sffsl;a .rei -.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-19
SEALED PROPOSALS

WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE OF
w fee of the City Civil Engineer in Columbus.
Ohio, until
Monday. August Gath, 1865,
at 4 O'Clock P. M, for furnishing materials and
doing the following work. to-wit: -lref
For grading and paving the unpaved sidewalks,
cutters and crossings. and graveling the roadway
on Spring street from W ater street to State ave-
nue.. .-.-
For grading and paving the unpaved sidewalks
cutters and crCssi gs on Front street from Last
street to North Public lane ~
For grading and paving the unpaved sidewalks
cutters and crossings on Last street from High
street to Front street. f.-fTu 100 i.= s!I II
For grading and paving the unpaved sidewalks
cutters and crossings on North Public lane from
High street to Front street. ira -iIt rf 81
For grading and paving the unpayed cutters and
crossings and grading aud graveling the unim-
proved sidewalks and roadway on Hickory alley
from High street to Water street.
The bids will be opened by the committee of the
W Yard in which the Improvement is to be made. The
committee reserve the right reject any or all bids
at their discretion. -I7- s. f I-tL..--l ---.
B. F. BOWEN,
A City Civil Engineer.
City Civil Engineers Office. No. ss South High
street. up stairs. augl9-dtd
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Democratic State Ticket.

t1irs : - N91Hiii- ifcIfafs a4n
eiT sssegif, PoR ssoREfAKY OF STATE. ,nsss
-fss rHOMAs HUBBARD. OF Legans
81 LTaa. 5 Essaor FoR surREME JUDGE , ss.s
, Seus ssWILLIAm e. ElNCK, OF Perry
,,s'i roe xExBER OF BOARD or rrsLro WORKS
n ARTHUR HUGHES. OF Cuyahoga.
isyag sssrF F0z SCHOOL coxxIssIoNER. .iss BOT
= SAMUEL J.KIRK WOOD, % Seneca
FOR oLERK OF SUPREME COURT. .sfua
John m. WEBB, OF mah0nfng.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-19

'Iod Corp closed in New York yesterday a
14524.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-19
IF WRINKLES COULD BE REMOVED AS
'-Ils da'd ii5af QUICKLY AS
Cristadoro's Hair Dye
Cristadoro's Hair Preservatiye.

WoMAs's RiGHrs.-Among the rights of woman
may be reckoned the right to preserve her hair in
its original luxuriance. gloss. color. texture and
elasticity. as long she can. To enable her to do
SO we recommend the very best article We know Of
preparation about which their is no deception.
which we have tried and seen tried. and not found
wanting-we mean CRISTAD0R0'Sh hair preservsr
and beautifer. r r
Sold by Druggists. and applied by all Hair Dress
ers. Manufactory No. SO Maiden lane. Principal
Depot No. Astor House.
PONY -jul6- d&w1y-cm 4tJLil
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-19
h. T. HELMBoLD,
Druggist,


GO q 7g5d 1913 ba5 Z
e= g--f aeV-Ff=
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-19

So ~ 3l bod -7ao az L-oodq .r/aob
Monday Evening, Aug. S4.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-18

|iREAT Result FROM WHITE PINE ORE.
Reyei,le says: We were shown this
|rning (the l3,hl by Mr.. Applegrath. one
the lucky drawers Of handsome prize in
district Of White Pine, certificate
m the Manhattan mill of the working of
F,:-one tons and 43t pounds of ore from
Keystone mine, one Of the several valua-
claims in that district. For the number
tons worked, the result will appear won
iul. The essays of the pulp of the lot
ragged at the rate of Sl.l71 A per ton.
er deducting the expenses Of milling and
agreed loss in reduction, the owners re-
Fed S29,S}9 II We were not informed
TO the grade of the 81 tons of ore reduced.
we may fairly assume that it was of the
t class. Enough ore has been taken out
he mine, or lies ready to the hands of the
,kmen, to assure substantial fortunes to
owners
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-18

CoSrIRMED.-Warrcn I. Lockhart, Esq,
hs been confirmed, by the Senate, Register
the Land Office at this pace and he has
ed his bond FIR the faithful performance of
a Land Office business" Mr.. Lockhart
IS an intimate acquaintance with land mat
RS, and about the Gecentest act of Andy
hnson's late career was to reappoint him.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-18

HE GRAND JURY SYSTEM. The Reno
scent says the Grand jerry system is a
nbug. a relict of bar0arism, a nuisance
t ought to be abated. The Grand Jury
m is place where characters are black
d, the arrows of scandal pointed with
ON and the seeming of truth given to
ehood. A place where towards, from
ind the screen of the law, commit acts of
ch they dare not assume, either legal or
sonal responsibility.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-18

tAIS.-The Placer Herald says: We
several heavy showers of rain in Auburn
vicinity, last Tuesday morning, accom-
led BY severe thunder and lightning.
.rybody said, Oh, that's fine. that will
| the air; but old Sol came out, concen-
ted his rays upon the mois,ered earth.
Grated steam, and made it hot, hotter,
test. This thing has not occurred here
his season Of the year for nineteen years,
t we know.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-18

Ia. HA 1.-THE Sacramento Bee says ::
e Colonel Ellis, late of Pap Prices army,
Pc speech at Reno about three weeks
in which he mentioned the fact that he
taken up arms with the loyal South
fought for the preservation of the Union
inst the Northern invaders who would
Troy it." Loval South is good. Try
i'm. Colonel, This loyal fellow is a Dem
tic candidate for the Congressional nomi-
on!
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-18
SPECIALlTIES.
PRICE AND GUARANTEE.

The largcs, and most varied stock Il Gentle.
mcn,s Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Bag.
anu Naiisos, "a the Pacific Coast. livery article
soil, beng 1T our own manufacture, IL guaian.
tc"d. Having contracts direct with Iutotpsp
aud American Manufacturers of piece It ole We
thereby cr'ct saving 81 fully 30 Ter cent. in
"hrl' sale dealers profits aud are thu. able 10
oher superior Goods az less than sccvnd.ratc prices.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-18

CONTROLLER PARKINSON is in San Fran
eco. The Trespass says: He v.s greatly
proved in health, and was doin, very well,
TO week ont Of san Francisco. when he
fpt in his circus attire one might, W; the
kteroom door open, and caught bad cold.
'CAMELs.-The TrespasS says six c. lels
me into Virginia City on Saturday night,
aided with cottonwood from Carson river.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-18
GOODS MADE TO ORDER.

For the accommodation 1t such ~ may l.sIt,
We have secured the services Of q celebrated turo.
lfan cutter, and are prepared g. mike W lre.
goods ~ 81 lr superior 10 any other house On III.
coast. shirts, Tie., COllats, etc, mad, To- order
at short notice.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-18
HE DAILY APPEAL.

TEARING Dow THE PAVILION Some
en- in Johnny Noore's employ were en-
kged yesterday IN tearing down the old
|.vilion. (Johnny lately purchased the right
ID title of the county to that structure).
lnce it has been decided by the County
bmmissioners not to repair it, we are glad
lat the Plaza is no longer to be disti2ured
its shabby appearance. There is large
mount of lumber in its walls, roofs and
bors and We are glad to know that Moore
Parker intend to use it in enlarging and
approving their theater.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-18
STYLES.

Having agents in London and Paris We iptro,lucp
the new STYLES Ia san Francisco stimuli au.ou,l,
with their appearance In New York.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-01-21
S. G y fl o u Z
&uetSegD0uGe
gsro. 40 Sif= 6amlton Stra5,. Gces von
Sebfer, 2(lentopn. ga.

Sbr tdinmtllthen 6err'n,
Nus Der Tdbs uno Fern,
lRelt Sbr bulge SIeirer taufn,
90 fommt siuJetn unb in oouitn
giatb . atltet unb 81 a4tlf Store,
Oa finod Die 9rSste Guenabl fd pcr..
Srtitt muntet rim,
Hsbmet In ausenfhein
llnfTn ihSnen Borratb pon Stsfsa,
@r lts9t 5som CUR Euttbiebt rn,a;
Sub, Gahmtsr uub 1ectSn,rua
Bon leoer 1rt srtpartsi Sub.
Dob fei ss aud,
Oae Sbr nat ei9entm 8raucb
Sdbsr mtbrin9eu rpoIt bic Baaren,
go mS9t Sbr ron uns erfabren.
Oae ptr ils lhntieen uno ndb'n,
Domit RSds unD .6oien oaraus sntftsb'n.
gBir baben bic ntusittu Srdblin9s Naufier srbols
tsn une hnr itst bersit, auf BsttlIuna allie Soren
ccn ln3d9en, nab Der neutittn Neocs Iu9sfbnirten
arjufertt9en. g{ir garanirsn, faR he pcaidnbi9
paiIen pereen, iuosm ter btribmts pblacspbiaer
3nfthneiesr Spbn 9. Sppns bas 3ufbnttteu
eer 8uneen alersr cpic rrr fsrtiasn Store: Ieintr
6sauffthtietn pire.
y. R.-auh hatrn mir tir arc6,s Tfcrimsrt
pen osrrtn 1usifafirurNs 1rtftlr an baup. rie
mir 81 iuFsrit btGigsn %H'rp,s sifrn obiafn.
4aron Ballet. Sciepb 0a9cl.
aprit l6, 1867. Hqtp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-01-21
SGc@SirpQ SttegeGb@htu.

2Dintrr @iRribtuns.- -1lOusmbsr 25, 1867.
Wrpbs pauptlints Don, NorSsn uno siorOws-
lttn ftir ptilastlptia. N.u Sosf, Jtaens, Yotts-
ptut, 1amaaua. afblano, lebanon, MuentU1pn,
Gailrn, 2pbra,s, etst, eaneaasr, &plumbla,
ic., &c.
Big, perIaiTsn oasrtsburs fiir Veu gort pis
fplGt: I'm 800, 5,25 unp 6, 10 8ormittags,
uno 2,05 unb 9,35 gia&mittass, unp pertin.
Den flG NIT dtnIdtn 3dSsn auf Der YsnnfSl.
pana Giltntabn. unb lGngrn in N'w gcrf an
um $40 unb 1915 unp II so Vormtttaas
unb $40 unb $50 Na6mi.tngs. G&laffarrr
besl,ittn bic 800 utr 8ormiiiaes unb 9,35
giaGmittass .3iiee, Obns ,u pe9fslu.
Ssrla1tn harrisburg fir 8eaoinS. 9pttspills
Gamaqua, WInsspilIt, afblano, pine @rOSs.
alsntown unb pbIlab,Ipbia UNI 8 10 gprmit.
tags, unb 2.05 unb 4.10 Na6mittags, talten
an In 9ftanpn unb ben 5auptliatipnen. Dit
4.t0 yla6mtta9 5rain maGt 8srbinbungsn
Bios fir philadelphia unb Columbia. Sir
D0ttSpillt, S@uplfia 9apen unb 4uturn iiber
ben Shuyttil unb Susausbanna 8atlroap, per-
lGbt 6arrisburs um 3.55 NaGmttass.
3uridfstrsnb 8srladen Nsu'gorf um 8. 90
MOrssns, 1900 Mittass unp 500 unb 8 90
Na&mttass, Ybilabtlytta I'm SIS @prsena
unb $50 Na&nllttass. Der @ts' paiIasisr3lx
Strldbt ptilabslptta I'M 7.30 Norssne unb at,
riidtsbrrnt gsapns um $50 Maaatittass uab
balt an alien Statipnsn prh.y,It nm 6. AS
Nors,ne uni 2.45 Naamittes,; ilblanp 90
unb IL t9 Surnittaes unb 05 NahmttaaS ;
Samaaua tim $50 D'prssnt unt 90 Wahmit.
tage unb 8 As 4bsnbs.
9trlabt ppttspi1e fit harnstp,s. absr ben
SHuplfi1 unb Susaustanna RailroaS. I'M 7 10
8crmittaas, uno I'm 1200W
8edbtn8 QteomoontiOns.3 Bus SeaGbt 8ea.
bling um 7,30 8ormittass uns .sprt um 400
WaamIttass bon @tiIubelptia surtd
Yottstpwn Recommendations 3Ia: Bnldst
pottstupn UNI 6.45 gprmIttaas uni ftbri UNI
5 90 ubr NaAmItiags jurid
Columbia &lIrnbabn,3 3dnt otrnTsr 8sapina
I'm 700 9prnitia0e ,nN IS Na@mittaas
fdr &ptrata, eitis. enneaatr, Gclumtio
I'm 5enntas.n,
8trlaNsn Rsu.ycrt I'm 800 Ha6mtttaas
ptilaSslpbia um 90 gprmttaae, unb SIS
Na&mtttaas. Cest MOtatp 9 el1tr .!3us asbt Bios
mad 8eabing , pptteyilIt nm s. 90 Sptmittaos.
5arrieburs um 5.25 Wrrrrrs vrt 4.tO unb
9.35 8Urinttaee unt N,atr, vm 90 unb
7.15 Wurssne fir bo'n.t.'s. w, 7.O6 Dor.
mitta9s, uub 40 Not~utJs. III, 8tu. gprf.
unb 4.25 Na&mtttnae IL, Tttle,,ht,o.
Communication. Nt,,r' sAuI .8trtsn unh yr.
eurFpn-Stdste 3r srltaHt'u 5reiIsR perbtn
ausaeseben mad urt prr ,.,r runtter
100 Yfunb @tpdd mu, t.'.- SaiIostr.rloubt
unb @tsds bafir str ns
d Nicoas.
Wfaetna Deg. 10. i-67 @'tn. Supt,
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W Oie RS 81 MD0tbefe G
6arte Waaren Cta6(i(ement
Tfr1e9t

untu3si8netsr sstst enem ssstrssn publfum
tisrOur@ erssbsnR an, bab sr feline
apptbefe unb 6arte Waarens@tatli1es
ritent
perleet bat, unb stpar naG bu @ens s6amiltcn.
Strabe, No. @. erfe Stdre obertaib 6. 9.
9 d simer unb .. 5rodenpaaren Stotr,
uno 9srabe Der Duaoffis esseniibtr-allpo er nun
bsrsit III lsinen altsn Sunbn. 70 wit nod elmer
Srceen an,atl Nsusr, binFdti& Der giaatsit 70
pts Der e'dte Der Baarsn ab,uwartsn- ibn.
taupt alIt na& gBunf6 gu beritnsn.
Danfbar fir felt Sislm Satren a.nUiIsne
Seunbf&aft. tpfft ct auf sins 5Ortbausr Ssrl.Iten
-tno fttlt dberssust. oab @lle bic bst itm Dor.
iprs@sn, nur wotl3ufrIebsn nit ibm pitbsr neg.
9ebsn.
S9r Die Stubt unb Der Seller, ba, bon 100 .r
reS9sjr8en II, finb untsr anntbmbarsn 8sbtns.
unSsn 3u perlssnsn.
9. 9. mpfTer, asUtb.tr.
Sult rs, 1867. nabp
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SSprS aSettlt'@e ttc9etba6u.
Qtaenfann umb 9ybHnbslpbio.

TtuehIaitH IftIo NHNdpSipbio.
Dret td9liAt 3,,.
paiIasitte fdr pbuat,lph,~ : >;sm.s si. s,Ao
5d9e 3u antntaun nm Il ulr s.t.<ns. NM II I3
gRor9sns uno um 5.55 9as1aitta9s. r,uG,n enoe
8erbtneun9 NIT 3dsts tr 9acrbfpsnrIplpania.G 81 s
ltnbabn gu Bstbthtrn sre srrsibra Dbioe.lpbio
8 40 dtsrSs ""'
palIa9iut fl; eoMss,ur ntbmtn b,r q %
Rcr9ens ure etH ll.55 Wodmittaof.3uo ,u y3etb:
i'n'n'' ~elhtF nit enysbaIe in @srbnsuna fsbt
Surnhktbrruo
Sfrta'sn ens neuc Depot gstrts xrt 8mrrisnn
trattn, 20 Otacslpbio. um T. 45 gTpresnt, 1.3O u.
10 yto,Nn,ito9e. unc err,iber SUsuiaun rsptttiss
df1 W 81 Scrmittoos 4.l5 unt $50 abtres.
9nhal- 9tnul.
panaaisr.Sd9s 9eben tSstb Ssn nsusn DtYct n.
~. 9dt S'trtt uno 1nerieau Strs6tn, pbilaodpba,
Gr Sdb,btm nm I As sScrs,Rs. l.30 unp $50
5ar 0crlst'ovn .s s.45 sScrstuf, NAILS
9ntt-1ittoot
ejr ooucce vm G.2U Nad,niuuas.
Sir Scrt T@Nibtn9tct mi l0.l5 8crmitsss unp
',3O N2uAmhtoss.
Sugr fGr philadelphia.
%'rlafs' "rNItbee' 'sr6.2O s1lerssm*. lI.55 uub
: ~ 9iaUmu;a9,
Nt'ioH'n @crN$'eru IT,, $50 Worsens. 3l5
e 3.'lO ReaHUia9r. Oar lesSc 3ua uaht 8srs
'irr hung fir NUtnrcru
Ssrlofen eonsoaie am COS lkr Saorasns.
@srlaiien Scrt 'isoiduotcn um 0.20 8sss,ittoas
mt 2.15 9loebrdrtass
s5rnntI0tu.
&trlafisHfbilop, baiH lir sttbl,b,m nm 9.3Olbr
racr9tns aub fir &cptestppn uu, 200 9latbmittaas.
&er(aiIeu Dcrtcsraun fir philadelphia um 100
yp 'rgens uno s9shttbsm iiir pbitaoetpbia um 400
We Ncfaqttr 9tse (tle ecnntaes :3des ausee.
retbtpten n- Der Berss esiraet, Wblas
o'rhta, nit oen D. uno &. Strafta &t,n Giltnbabnen
Nabr 9Sreis - aUsrteuu nat pbilaoeldbia
81. -
Mrp. 10 @Ilie yfarf, dasnt.
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Oft s. emre'a. VftescGbabrp.
Spmsner Gtnrictfuno.

OlreFt naW gteW Wort uno pittsbura
0bne &orreapc1fd.
3d9c ptriafeR GgGatauE tSQl,o) (Sonrtoat ausas
nommtnl nrn 100 unb 1890 NlcreeuS. i'm IL, ,35
uno Ais godmllase unb ll.44 Watbts.
Der lO.30 sNoc9erSua mGdbt - bOr,isbut9tirttte
SerbiEurnl mit @bnmbtrfbunq. oaltrsictpa uno
pnnftsn aN fer Esunbtrlaao 8alltr=0 iicnsahn, Der
Rorthirn @t7rcnL:fitnbahr. 0lcrh uno ego, uno
Der Oeacssnr.
Der 1870 Wcr9In. Ter l2 35 glocbniiitues: uub
esr LA Wetht;Su9 finb ti, rrcitib GrprsB 5dae
mslht o're5t ourd 9itnturs ohnc Narrsnpsblsl
9shen.
0tr 10O ~icrnrusug bGlr an alien Gtatiensn
ottisr '"dhn on NH mctht @srSiri uua gu 91saoiue
NIT gche.tI', Wort GItrtcr. Samauaua uue allen
9unft:n IN rsr &Gur!t0 tcbIenctasnc; nit Qbi=
lacapbia mn alItn punftca IN ntr spbtlaeslpbia.
uno Rs"eIn9 CT trbahr; ttsulc nil ioarrstura,
eDameerE'rrR oaGtr, ,tor,n, Ncrf, @tttnsSura, Der
Stl9saeuo. eH'iliN"frcr. lah osm Mtlieu.
Der 4.l5 Nolhniittoassua bal, n7aaen Gtaticnen
an uno etrbinod fb gu SPeaoine nit 5deen fdr
pcttSptue, 9cumSio. Gpbrota eiii. eantalttr, pars
risbur9 u. {. 10.
Der J. La Racbtjna eebt tdatitb Unit Ginldblue
osr S0nnta9') nab 9aeabina. barrsbura unb bsm
08efisu ob.
pofia9ttrs fuo srTuh', ibre Sidsts ;u taufsu, ,bs
nc pts @ors betrst'u, ntsm auf ben Cars Gin bSbs.
rtr 6ohrpretS aneetttnst prr.
lEF Ourh'8tdetS "a perfasftn in Der QGsnioun
StFfs tar ous puTttr an bisftr Eobn unb bic
pauptitohentn an Der pbilacslpbia. uno Rtabinos'
IT eebenon Ralltr: uub i,rsr cnFieen TennfpIpas
ta'Gtltnuabn nsItIih, ucrewsfttih unb ffienrFlid,
babtn. e. atoI, Sno unS ssun,,
Npai 80, 1866.
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Grafsr StoA uun prota lanaen sdawls
6irt kommt Der Jllisdirf F.!

Soeben eroffnct, elm Safe prints -feffe
Sarbe BON 20 biz 80 @ents. per[biez
oene Gtples, ju 8 Gents per g6rb,
wertb ii Gents iiber bic aan;e 8elt.
Glls Die popul6ren Stanos. folbe als
2 Merrinlt9S, Sodeeo, Spraeues, Yas
" clftc, II. T, NJ. l2d Gents per ydro. :
SqImpoaenc Sii6titd)sr ole NuaIitdten, BON
20 bio 81 Gents. 9ete 9siHene Siid.h
tlldcr all prit berabgciebten 4reiei
Ginc dnocrc Got bon @ingbamS
he ao1 81 IL @ents, Der alsrbeIte ma
..,r.sl .,.,.,. 10 Gents per gdrb. s,a 80
geotidinS cin boaes enforcement snse unb me.
aI blum Streifcn, fir IL Gents per Ddrb n
va. nnb dufp drtS ...., ~,.
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8unefbaft oss Bctfet pcn antntaun unn ilmet etbuna
05-6 pcr ir9cno elmer Germ ocsr 9rSGe rpsri
esn a # 8elisllun3 rsrfsrti9t uro nutb Gem 8Ort
bsrasrihtt.
eaneftchtbalter peroen nit 6dten an Der
QbiIaoclphio prcifsn perltttr.
0S3-@jn pole, INcrtement pou.oHtu artfn
&ofern, &alijen. Rt9enfbirmen, Spar.
jierlfoofr, II. +. no,
werbsn fcfctt IN hoin sebOtci uno an tsn nisbsr.
lfcnQreifen ot9dahsn.
guentaun. Guent ~, 1867. nals
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@etrdibe<S <Sdfe1l.

2,2 2nno 3 guf6eT Sdde BON ben bsiftn,
iuelde an bon 40 GentS mb anf,udrts perfallfen
-tpeni9cr ais &oifen Yin Wanufaf>
tllriitcn ipcrcen bic obisen 0iter all ben anae>
9ebencn Yreiicn, bis auf iucitcrc Ga6rid)t ber>
fanft '' ~ '.y l' 80 --'' ~ = -.
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Nt0t bte 6dlfte Der 8dr:

90 gains f6nnen an8eeeben weroen, 4.'!
unO babcr allies baS 9elagt .wcrben fam, un Der
Sa6c poHspmmen gu bege9nen; III, baB ieben
Sa9 oas ,sm ror,.s = ao7 ,H'5s H+l6..a.
Der @arff sufamtnsn bri6t, tpieber
j nelte nnb erfaunsnbe Snbnermtnts
in Sem Wess son rtiebrrrn preifem
pferirt wsrben. a1s'i- a'i,.. ;'1s gN
,iWlcinc Sdesmdnnsr iinb angtipieItn, Guds
nid)t Su bCpegen Su tanfen,i mas nid,t perfdHiiA
IT, oocr ouBer Den Saten--lonbcrn @ud Nhter
jH 9ebcn-ueId)e btin 6iufcr 9efricbiann6 ae-
ben ill'N 6-s i.A l,H.'4 '4'-ll t-.-'H1 -
@teinc eonipstiIcren1 fnotn CO nibt 70 be-.
ldmaIid) bic SuOtit meiner @hter in Graae
81 ilcGCu, ais mtineii EreifcnSu, ,beae9.
ncn Sbbm bciprgt paB bic Giltrr bic id quo
tire iofbr Icir irIlcn, bic Su nisinsnl CREDIT as-
reiden lA4 --, '.1 ....., =, =
&crldnmtt e5 nfd)t orjurllfcn uno aufaeboeft
81 tpcroell, in hem leBten BnuntsrWdrtS sssdlsI
III reH Yrc'lell' apmra irE 5Ha-a ra5 u.
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Sd itobr sC9cnibsr BEN abIer ScteI
slOb 26, 1857. h9il u.k sihII5 m usks
.s agua Mm1a90 20 nlgw.. ~.
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