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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-12

ment Bonds.
DIRECTORS:
Gen j. j. Jackson President Second Nat. Bank.
J. NJ. Stephenson, rres't Petersburg n. Bank
Henry Logan, Director
thompson Leach, Director
John V. RathbonS, Director First
s. Prayer,
NJ p Amiss, Attorney at Law.
George j. Hopkins Merchant.
VIM NJ. Eaven, Merchant.
NJ &. G.. Church Pres't w. Va. TrlnSp0rt'n Co
Rev. Thos II. Monroe, of the N. +. Church.
GEN. j. j. JACKSON, President.
NJ 7. AMISS, Vice President
h s. FOREMAN, Secretary.
VNHIS COMPANY BEING FULLY ORGAN
l lied with its capital paid up and secured by
Government Bonds, do propose TO take risks at
current rates on buildings of all kinds, merchan.
disc, manufacturing establishments, furniture
and carCoes oil the Western waters and lakes
md being composed of good and leading bust
less men, would respectfully solicit the patron.
age OF the insuring public Applications for in.
surance will be promptly attended to and poll.
ces issued at the agency office, over the Peoples
Bank. Main street, Wheeling, w. Va.
n. e, ARTHUR, Agent
apreS-tf Wheeling and vicinity.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-12
Peabody Insurance Company,
AT WHEELING, w. VA.

AT WHEELING, w. Va.
CAPITAL, ...-................SlO
With the privilege of increasing the Same TO
$4,000.
DIRECTORS
William Bailey, AlOnZo LUring,
Dr. William j. Bates, A. NJ Adams,
Andrew j. Pannell, James +. Barnes,
enry Stamm, Thomas Hughes,
Joseph II. Woodward
TINHIS COMPANY HAVING BEEN FULLY
/ organized, is now prepared 70 take risks at
fair rates on buildings OF all kinds, nerchan
disc manufacturing establishments, furniture,
steamboats, and Cargoes on the Western rivers
and lakes. This Company, being composed
mostly of our leading business men, recon-
mends itself 10 the favorable consideration OF
the insuring public and solicits their patronage
Applications for insurance will be promptly at
tended to at their office, over the Peoples Bank
Main street.
WILLIAM BAILEY, President.
ALONZO L0RING, Vice rr,s't.
n. c. ARTHUR, Secretary.
4. 5 IRWIN, Dr., State Agent
aDIgs.lN
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TAMMANY'S DAY,

VNlIE INDEPENDENT ORDER RED MEN
i Of this city will celebrate the above day
with q PROCESSION through tho principal
streets After which there will be a grand
PICNIC on the Fair Grounds on the Island,
whore We will be happy to welcome our pale
face friends. The Brothers OF the Order are
notified to meet ut the Wigwam oil the l2th sun
at the 9Th run rising of the sun.
BY order of tho Committee.
JAMES ii. RIDDLE,
Secretary Of Committee.
~ Street cars will run to the grounds.
myl0-3t
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TOWN TRIPLES.

NEW Observation-Disclosures.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-12
AT PRIVATE SALE
Terms of Sale.
FOR RENT.

A DESIRABLE STORE ROOM AND
n Dwelling, all newly fitted up with counter,
shelving ami gas, next door to e. A. SwartZ's
Confectionery, Main street. Enquire 81
mylOlw CHAS. A. SWARTZ.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-12

SHIELDS MUSIC STORE,
100 MARKET ST., WHEELING, w. Va.
TINHE FIRST AND ONLY BUTTON HOLE
i Making and Sewing Machine COmbin ed
that has made its advent in this or any 9th or
country.
This machine is warranted 10 execute 10 tie
greatest degree of perfection all kinds and vari.
cites of sewing, hcmming, telling Cordng, tuck
ing braiding, binding, gathering, and sewi ne
on, quitting, &c, that is or can be done by any
machine now in use.
1t has no rival in its celebrated overseanin g
stitch by which edges OF different fabrics are
sewcd together a. by hand sewing. Also in It's
Button Hole and Eyelet Hole making aud en-.
bordering on the edge, which ia done with
equal beauty and perfection on all kinds OF
fabrics not excepting Leather. II IL one Ria
chine doing the work of many.
1t Is simple nsiscless and easy 10 manage,
combining in one the merits Of all others. II Is
the only Sc v ing Machine now known that can
make perfectly finished and beautiful Button
Hole, besides doing many varieties Of work not
done by other Sewing Machines.
In short its coed qualities are 80 apparent
that it has taken the FIRST PREMIUM at
every Fair where it has been exhibited.
give warrant every Machine to give entire
satisfaction.
We sell beautiful little BRAID-AARING
MACHINE. Every Lady can make her own
Braid. myi
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NEW FIRM.

TAVING ENTERED INTO C0PART.
III nershir would respectfully invite a share
of patronage in all branches connected with the
business of Plumbers, Gas and Steam Filters
and Brass Founders.
HUGHES, THOMPSON & HIBBERD.
MAY 9th 1863. my7.lw
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WATCHES & JEWELRY
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STRAWDE RRIES!
PLANTS BY MAIL,
Free OF Charge for Packing
and Carriage.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
PIantS in Pots for this Years
FTuitiug.

DLANTS OF THIS MOST DELICIOUS.
j healthful and cbeaply.prOduosd fruit, raIsed
with especial references to purity and viEor.
grown in new and clean beds, are offered for
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STRAYED,

,,Roa THE WHEELING OMNIBUS
Stables, a small red and white fresh"
cow, with short horns. Any person knowing
her whereabouts will be suitably rewarded oy
Having word at the Omnibus Stables, corner OF
Market and Bridge streets, or at Wheeling Om-
nibus Office, under Mcclure House. myil.2t
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LOlIhNlLLAt haI'h o. ~
w. II. WALKER, ESQ;
DEAR SIR--Wo have used your Tobf Pr
with great satisfaction, and can rro'ls
them for their great medicinal qualit" b
also as an agreeable lnyigorlting bovonF p
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-12
Terms, by Mail, in Advance
DAILY REGISTER.

c,o vcar..S7 80 Three months.--.s2 Q
siT months. 4 90 One month.
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From. Mrs. A. M. Mecke

ATLANTA, Ga, JaIuT a
w. II. WALKER, EsQ;
DEAR SIR hereby certify thai H'rs
Walkers Tonic Bittcrs. and a. to- a''F
not 30 surpassed. recommend NJ Ni..-
friends 20 use them. thoy will ihvlgn
give new life. Hopefully. a.
MRS. A. NJ NERAh
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-26
sTrArgpCyATg
Cincinnati * st. Louis
EYPP EC.V LINE

f. n Composed OF the elegant and
lssaAsssS39- comm Odious steamers GfE q ~
- PaDN. ANNA. SHAMROCK.
MELNOEEE, ABEONA. Ann KATE
ROBINSON. One % the above boats will
leave EVANSVILLE every Thursday and Sssgl-
0dV at 10 O'Clock An, connecting ~ at
Louis with the 1fi0Dlf LINE and Omaha
Packet Company steamers for all points on
the Missouri River, and with the Northern
Line and KeOleltk Packet Company for aIt
points on the Upper Mississippi River;
also with the Peoria and Naples Packet
Company steamers for Illinois River and
stations on the Toledo, Wabash q Western
Railroad. Through recei pts given on ali
the above lines
HUMPHREY, PATRICK a co.
mhl7 d3m Agents.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-26

The arrivals and departures mp 20 p. ~.
yesterday, were the Louisa from Cincin-
natl; Fanny Bfandeis, from Nashville;
Armada, from Cairo; Rob Roy, New Or
leans 10 Cincinnati; Louisiana, New Or
leans 10 Louisville; Maggie Hays, Plus
burg to II. Louis MOliie Norton, Hender-
son 20 return Petrolia No. 2 TO CanneltOn F;
Swallow fffrrfHuaff -. A. ,.- n-f...-
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BEST OFFERS TO AGENTS

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New York. THE OriUde Watch SI5. p. o.
orders and registered letters only received.
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60 AslgeriIaanael.Ia.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
HOW 70 MAKE The FARM PAY

The most extraordinary DO k ever pub
lishei in America. One Agent sold 400 in
a few townships. 1t sells eve ywheIe be-
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-26

MAHIFE Of Steamer Rapidan No. 2,
from Florence TO Evansvi Dc, May y. 1869.
--MouLb 81 cane 0reek-J y Sickle, lJ1
'TiaiIus' Landing-M. Tratten, 400 feot
dressed ceiling
Pans La8dlnR--N Weldon, 800 feet
dressed csiling' II Wilson, DaTrcls
RaGafo-W T. Afa iberrv. 5000 shingles.
Pine Bluff iamlin q Bro. 4.000 shingles.
HiZniamd-R ID Hughes, bag cnnutE.
Padncan- Haie, BucEner a Terull, z
hind toDaccoi 1ittle BROS. = hLds tobacco
Fowler q HHliOran, Darrel JOtLled ale.
Tues Landing-F + Peters, 1900 feet
80. Louis-s Riehison y Co, DO rolls
leather: Sas Clarke d Co. TO rolls leather,
10 ~ hair; a Kriekhouss q Coz rolls
ifo EvansviIIe-se nonin, Dixon & co. I
box boots; Preston Brss, empty lie bXs
Weldon Bros q CO, - bas7 wheat; ~ Hall,
q Welbeimt, - empty ale boxes Martin,
Gardiner q 80, i6 hhds tObacCD:J g. Du-
uchet = Co, III cords tan bark. bag cot
ton yarn; Humphry, Patrick q co, hhda
FOR REsmPMEET.
To Louisvilie-G " Wicks & GO, % pack
TO Melton. Brown q Co, 9
bales cotton, - bags peanut8 Lee Howell,
lG .cet Lumber, bids leather.
MANIFEST Steamer Armada, May 2j-
J u Glover, 1000 shingles; BabcOck y
steele, 1000 do; kOeiker q Co, lOt iron, y
Digs hides III M sweetss .2truuxs; Hodge
q Co. Ky Rhisks Pa sons ScOville co
lcrate straw berries; Tucker, ] COW nho
calf. T. " ilHeimi, aIe bDl : q Hafss-, hpB
mattress; X Dunkefson q 60, 80 MUS ~, :,
tobacco: Martin, Gardner a. co, - o. w q
Blown g 90, 16 dos humphrey F VI ~ ~. o.
RI5sssr : no. ~ & fssrd. o do; u q Fo@ler
10. ii i ewmaH, o beer Kegs; Iopb Long q
co b pIee uIdes.
f,outsgt .Ie--2 hhds tobacco.
AsadIs3H--3l i.le Dds.
Rra.s,,s esr-Of the steamer Fanny Bran-
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For NEW ORLEAas.-The great elongated
Nick. Lonsworth S announced Tor Sew
Orleans to-day, and is one Of the BEST boats
ia that trade. having superior passenger
appointments. Her chief officer are those
distinguished navigators, Captain Lew
Hates, com handing, aud Eugene Bowers
in shs office, both high toned, genial
Qeuufne gentlemen.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-26

vsFYANFE5 - = AS5ENFs TO sell the
We ABfHR TCA NJ KNITTING Nh
CHINE, Price E95 The simplest. che a pest
and best Knutilg Machine ever in ented.
Wi knit 70, eco stitches per minute. Liberal
Inducements to Agents Address 4 MERI-
CAN KNITTING MA HINE Co., Boston,
Mass, or st. LOUIS, No.
e80oos SALARY. Address U. $. P1ANo
Co, n. " Hot
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- NTED. AG ENTa. So Id 90 ne

TTFANTED, AG E&FS. SIS to $50 per
~ month, everywhere, male and le-
male 10 Introduce the GEN UINki M
PR0VFD COMMON SENSE FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE. This nlac'line will
stIieb hem. fell, tuck quilt, cord Uind
Era4d and EN- hr9fder in a m. st superior
rnsnnes Prlee oniy SIS Fully warrant
ed for Eve years. We VIII pay SlOOJ for
m we Ts,ritIfUl or naoi-e elastic seam than
mrs III ma lzes lie F" Elastic Lock stitch, y
Every second siiteh can be cut, and still
the cloth can ct be pulled apart without
tearing H. We pay agents from S75 TO 500
per no ont h and expense. or a com mission
from which twice that amount can be
IN ade. Address SECOMB e co. ,Eittaburg h,
Pa. Boston, Mass, or 81. Louis, No.
GaufiOu.-Do not be imposed on by 9TH
er parties pahning of worthless east iron
mschines, Under the same name or other
wise OuIS is the only genuine aud really
practical, cheap machine manufactured.
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Best S Ortipg Gun in the World.
IN oBsER'S Am, rIe4ln u * IS Csange
10 BREECH- Il t.PEATI&G
S1UT- GUN. ImprOV ed by c.. Al. Speu Ger,
inventor of The famous Spencer Rifle.
FIXING -FOUR SHOTS IL TWO SECONDS, using
ordinary OtBanUttatti0n- Manuf ctuIed BY
ROPER SPJRTING ARMS q o., a NH erSt,
Mass. send Tor descriptive clrcular, giVi Lss
price list and testimonials.
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Fsr o9er RiUer Ilen,s Zee Folylh rage.


The weather yesterday was parity cloudy
aud very warm, with Indications Of rain.
The wind was from the Southeast, and
blew brisk breeze. The river continues
to decline sfeadily, having fallen 10 inches
during the "A hours ending az 3 y. 81 yes
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-26

AMONG the FIRST boats due here are the
Quickstep, from cairo; Indiana. r.. W..
Strader aud Nick Longw0rth, for New
Orleans; Richmond, Louisville, and Mary
Houston, from New Orleans; Havana.
from Nashville; ObeOna, from 81. Louis /;
Morning star, from Louisville; Emma
Floyd, for Nashville; Hartford, from Green
RIVER Minneola, for Memphis; Sam.
orr, from Eas port; Lawrence, for Arkan-
sas River: Clara Scott, from Wabash /;
Petrolia, from CanneIlon.
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me hoD 10y goes 10 Ginclnnnbl 10 repair.
......-.The sapidan was full Of people by
noon yesterday, and she had the pr spect
OF a magnificent trip out. Capt lee How
ell aud Bob Meeham, her chief officers, are
The kind of men who draw large patron
age........There Is another hitch up Green
River. The Falls City. due here Monday
morning, and the Ada Lyon, due Monday
evening, had not arrived at 3 Pm. yester-
day. ] is supposed that they are aground
az Rumsey The heat yesterday after
noon was intense, an unerring Indication
OF rain.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-06-24

ri@ g0ies i'm Sdiloe fdbrte. MIs Senrp Maauire
nit benz @ewebre auriiffam, lab er, wie 2ust feline
8rioer nit benz &epolper in Der Sano nod benz
Saule Sa trieb Sort befabl 9ust Der 5rau Wta.
guire. ibrer Sodbter uno ibren @6buen, i6 in &eib
uno @lieo aufsuiteqen, mas bieielben bon Mngit Dor
bem big 5ur &aierei aufseresten Meni6en tbaten:
Damn idob er bonn Bferoe berab ieinen &epolnsr aut
lie ab. nno berpunoete Teau WtaSuire tbotltb ON
&opfe. ;,
Sn oieiem Musen5lid fam Der iunse Maguire nit
ieinem @e,pebre an, uno idoB iofort beioe Sdute
|oeHelben nad 2usf ab. 8eibe Sdiiie trafen uno
Gust unb ein Yfer0 ftiir5ten 5u Sooe setroffen 81
8ooen. Jrau Maeuire lebte nod bis 5uin anoern
Morsen. 6ob 4par feline Silfe mebr mDslid une tie
Rinoer. Sr. Masuire mar sur 3eit in @prinefieIo
abpeieno, uno tam erit na6 Sauie, nadosm ieine
Satin bereits geHorben NOR. gs berri9t groBs
Srauer i'm gountp iiber oas idredlid,s GreisnlB.,
(Ins. B. 3d.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-06-24

Sn eitfa, Der Sauptitabt bon Wlasfa, eridsini
felt 3ur3em cine enslihe 3eituns unter Dem ytas
, men rSimes." 0ielelbe lit blbi4 ansaefattet uno
Iaut reosrt uno belpeist tpie raid Die frlbere ru=
| fide. 8eHbuna amerifaniiirt wiro: aus ben I'm,
an @irtbidaften it, Mud iinb bort bereits 5psi
Oantee= Nouotaten anidlis, ,pdbreno unier Sanos=
mann, Slaac 8eremann, bic suten giireer NIT
6leiid beriorst. Cine 2o9e 1T natirli9 ebenfaus
Sba.
xSn ben 2ofalipalten pirb aber cine &eiIere 9lpi=
I9en 5olbaten uno Watroien 5otpie iiber cine 8e-
raubuns Der ruiii6en Rirde beri9tet. Mu@ ent.
bdlt oas 8at cine Nbidebsaoreiie Der 8iirgeri6aft
on ben bsberisen Safencolleetor Siram Retdum, IT,.
bel ieiner Mbreiie nod Stem Oort. 9ie Stabtper=
na'tuns lit bis jebt nod eine prepIorif9e 2ebens=
l5-25 Gents per Yfuno, 3affee 3O-4O Gents, Mebl
S71a-9 per 8arrel, WbisteD $3a-6 per @a1one
in @olb. Gin 2eitartifel malt Nasfa's 3ufunfti in
eliibenoen Garben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-06-24
2serssi6uiH eiuiser Der san9barifen
europdil =peutlh 8eitidriften
fir 1853


wstS tur bis unsran sudbantluus srOse ana btres
mpprtr bebtalb ttr resmdbs s btQ8 3u e
ben itnb;
9erBa,dr SOuHre Iamen. 3suns. Sdbrlth AS Runnern
abblrunsen gsrside msitaer SanOaben. Der Sabr
gdrg S'oV
Sie gene- Srurnal fur 9pi nnb 5ansarbett. DFit etr
ptels atttuuseu Der Sabsan8 "a 3unmern 30 "
Dte W pbenwsit. Slufrr 3sun9 fur IUlette an paac
arbssn Der Sasrsans ron "a Sunnern tn Bpiio S2.z5.
Dteeetpsiser @artenlaube. - Saufrirtes 5amtsnbatt
Der Sabreaus pun t3 Soften tn sr. 4 So.Vo
Dte S1lufrire Der sabrsans srn 10 Soften sr
NIT elmer reu @a 3u8as "sBmisrsersnsen semat S0n
3b Yiris, sefctea spn q. Seper SooV'
9abetm Gin beutf6s 8amisntat nit Saufratt0nsn Der
Sabrsans pvn IL Soften Or. A SSo
Der sausfreunb sruarirts 8amientud fsrausases6su
Sans c6enbien Der atreang is Seen ar A. NIT gra
mien racaan unS SUSs" uno "bsr alts Seissr" ssW
StEe srdntiea s4W
gu saufs esfSssn s!ser Inter talians uns ssles
rnS pr m SsHsa aIa aes Ss 10 nm r ' $500
Dasgu6 far Mlls Snuftrte Sster ur unterpatuns UNI
Sbruns fur Die 5ame unb esmann Der Sahrsane pea 10 PEI
ten gratis Susass pSdusas 5rsusH ssnalt ssE W
Sic Natur 3eituns sur gerreuns naurri6.n6afilaer
anntnie fir esfsr an n0s Seaussesbsn ron Dr. Sts ublu
MIGer ane. Der Sabgdn8 Srn IL 3effen n $o2U
unfere 8eit Dsude @aenwart. 6eraussaeben
gtapcpb 9cttfdaa. Sn24 Soften per Sabraan8 $40
60 rbl uts srdbnsn tas aaser sn pbn aedtrten
9eiti&n he tn Deuidane erienenhn rurrae urh mid be-
iter unS Slber an Rciatalsieit fetnsm Ama bsu
~ laf'n:
Sd b MIR reat sablrei&e geaenunsn sete M gsduns
bae Id ats rerfdumen se UNI mir se urtbtnt mesner &n
tra8stber IN erban. - ~
srrnals Gssebat unb absurfau Bud uns sunfbansluns
&rurbaus. Gtnesnnatf, Sttp.
g. fSnnen fir ben pcasn Strsans un
Rpr beablpug dngenpnmen merefn.
Nirb au pn8er rrcrst trs8t une NIT gpfmar.
tta ssrfstsae auassa tItalsen irforise anrett.
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Gin iebr einfa6es MitteI seeen &ou.
pen. Gin Serr 8. @rote mafte in 6er rN. 8. 3.
CUR 0ertlsune Der &aupen barauf aufmertam. bob
uer aui iein Selo ober in ienem @arten an oerlbe.
pen baben pirb. Ser Sanf bdlt bic @dmetterlin=
ee BON @arten unb 6el6 ab, bieie f0nnen alio au6
feline Gier leeen. Ser Sanf brau6t Bios in fIeinen
Sduf6en an ben Mubenieiten Der @drten 9eidet su
peroen, 10 blebt bas ean5e Snnere oes @artens ben
@dmetterlingen unsusdnslid uno Die aus ben be-
u@en Jude as5aic Sas se @eite Sss @tts it . SaSur@
ausfinbie eemad1t, baB es in 8ublano @esenoen
siebt, tuo neite Streden nit Sanf beidet iino, uno
eben in oieien @eeenoen Sbmetterlinee uno alio
aud &aupen gar nidt porbanoen linb. Gs 1T aber
oarauf 5u adten, oaB our Sanflaat fen Saamen
eenommen tpirb, tpie er pelfad fir StubenpDsel ge=
brau6t miro. 0ieier 1T oft Sabre alt uno nb mebr
feimf61ia.
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,,Wccioents."
@eIobie: rsu itrsitsn itd bic 2sut' beru

@elubie: rsu frsiten iidb bic ssut beruu
Mmerifa, bas srobe 2anb
Ser freien Concurrent
Nennt man seip6bnlidb. pie befannt,
Sas 2ano Der Nccbents.
unb bas nit Gedt, - benn beinab' gebt
= &ein ein5'ser Sag berum,
Yin Dem nid1t in Der 3eitung itebt:
Sort fatnen 10 piel um J"
&eiit Giner init Der giienbabn
Sret fleine Stunben nur,
Damn tpanoelt i'm Elm 3ittern an,
Senft er an Die Sortur.
9(uf einmal frahts, es folgt elm Stob,
Ser gan5e 3ug berbrennt!
Sas ungliid, lit es nod 10 groB,
g8ar nur Elm Mccioent.
Man6er, ber id auf's Oampiboot 1ebt,
Senft boiler Seelenrub':
Sas Sdiff brinst mid gang iider iebt
Sem naben Safen gu.
Sod faum geoaht, ert6nt Elm Small,
8eitiirSt elm Seber remit!
SOB uno Wer5lpeiflung Iberau,
20 mar nur elm Nccioent!
unb lit bas Oampfbot erplobirt,
Ste gtienbabn berbrannt;
Sinb bunbert Menihen etpeoirt
SenIeits in's be1iere Ganb;
Damn fommt nit piiffigsm @eiidt
Ser 9oroner bebeno,
unb miiiet ibr mobl mas er ipri6t?
vgs mar Elm Iecioent !"
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-06-24
Qlper'S SSteberz6eiln1tttel,

Sir 6iebcr uno asue, @e6ieliie6er, aaltss Sieber
&emittirenoes Sieber, Dumb Ngue, Yeriooi=
ibes ooer 8ili0les Sieber, II. /. no.. uno
iiberbaupt fir ale Sranfbeiten, welhe
aus miasmatiifen @iften ooer ben
giftieen Nusoinitungen Der Slmpfe
u. !. tp., entipringen.
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nod reenb cine anbere mnerae pber 9iftis Subtdn ents
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Ser iebsrbsmittel ba. llrer Stps 1T bsriebst bur ris
sieen enaufenben Seu9niie spltdnet9r Setlun9 IN
bartnddieen dn, no ale anberen Ne Die aSlrun9 Ser-
feblt tatten.
Hid3t arcimatiire gerpnen pelde in Sieberssaenben
pbnen pber bieben bereiien, nben in eem Tteberbe.
mittel enen Sus sesen bic bDisn etnFuls, wenn s 90
tdelib nebmen.
Sur Steberleben. fpelhe aus Der gr6laHans Der 9e-
Der entlprneen 1T es Elm ousgeseifnes Mttte tnDem 20
bic Qeber III eeIunber 3tGtiafet aufreis.
Sir 9 tltbie nnresel elmdBi ietetten TT es ctn sprI
sh9lihes Gfil unb bat Siele Seunsn beperftelis no
anbere Grsneicn wirfunseps blteben.
Yreis. ST. 90 per Slai6e.
Yrdparirt BON
9r. s. 6. 4per II. Co., 2open, Maii:.
praftIher uno anal9tiber @bsmtsr.
Su baben in allen @pptefen.
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