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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-14

REMARKABLE TEMPERANCE Lee.
TURE.-Gocthe tells the following
story, which amusingIy illustrates
the capacity for drink ofthe Rhine.
landers:
"Thc Bishop Of Mayence once
delivered sermon against drunk.
enuess, and, after painting in the
strongest coors, the evils of over
indulgence. concluded as follows:
Bat the abuse of wine does notex-
clude its use, for it is written that
wine reioiccs the heart Of man.
Probably there is no one in my
congregation who can not drink
four bottles of wine without feeling
disturbance of his senses; bat if
any man ut the seventh or eighth
bottle so forgets himself as to
abuse and strike his wife and chill
dron and treat his best friends as
enemies, let him look into his con-
science. aud in:futurc always stop
at the sixth bottle. Yet, if after
drinking eight or even ten or
twelve bottcls, he can stiIl take
his Christian neighbor' lovingly by
the hand, and obeyod the orders OF
his spiritual and temporal super
iors. let him thankfully drink his
modest draught He must be care
ful, however, as to taking any more,
for it is seldom that Providence
gives any one the special grace to
drink sixteen bottles at a sitting,
as it has enabled me, its unworthy
servant, to do without either neg
lecting my duties or losing NY
temper" .l'N
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Champagne from Petroleum.

Champagne from Petroleum.
II is 30 longer q secret Of tho
chemist labratory, that clear gold
en- syrups caa be made from starch
and suIphGric acid; that delicious
wines and brandies can be made
from beet.ro0t that a Barrel Of pea
nuts can he transformed into ex-
celent coffee that lard can absorb
an enormous quantity ct water III
certain conditions that, in fact,
there seems no limiito the adultera-
t4ious that an intelligent ard dis-
honest chemist can practice up,n
his fellow men. All these maryel5
OF the chemical science have in
these latter days become degraded
into tricks vi trade, and tier chief
beauty is in their capacity TO en-
able uncrupu'cu. dealers TO tighten
the pockets and destroy the stom-
achs Of the corfding and consum-
ing public. Concerning tie article
Of champagne, y writer in the Gin
cinnati J5urDai 0! Commerce tells
us that il is made from q Thousand
different substances, even refined
petroleum. Yes, from the fiery
benzolo sparkling, uab5llrg foam
ing champagne can be produced,
which will deligtt the eye, tickle
the palate. gladden. the heart mo-
mcntariIy, but quicken orr PAGES
toward the graveyard, This IS q
new use for petroleum, which those
who have been experimeniing with
it as IN agency Tor generating
steam have little dreamed of
Who can say that the Pennsyl-
yania oil territory now considered
mostly worthless, may net soma
day be regcnerated into the great
champaEne.prodncing country OF
the worlI?-P1tsbury Commercial.
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A AThick-hcadcd Husband.


A pious old lady who was too
unwcll TO attend her meetings
used to send her thick headed hus
band 10 church to find out the text
tho preacher selected as the foun
dation of his discourse. The poor
Ounce was rarely fortunate enough
to remember the words of tho
text, or even tho chapter and verse
where they .conld bo found; but
ono Sabbath he ran home in. hot
haste. and with a smirk OF satisiac
ton on his face, informed his wife
that be could repeat every word
without missing n syllable.
The words were; ....
IAN angel took live coal from
the altar"
"Well let us have the words Of
the text" remarks the proud old
lady. ......-. :.
II know every word" replied
the thick headed husband. .
Il am very anxious to hear it,
continued the wife.
"Thcy are very nice Words h'
observed. s... . f....
II am glad your memory is i'm
proving, but don't keep me in sus
pense, my dear"
"Just get your big Bible, and
will say the words, for | know
them by heart. Why l said then
hundred times on my way home.
"Ahem? An Ingen came dow
from New Haven and took llv
colt by tho tail and jerked him GU
OF the halter !" was the final re
sponse. II tra l't yHI ..
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Ayeung nan tccsnlIsrAns away

Ayoung man fccenils ran away
from the galleys atTOdloasc. no
was strong and vigorous, and soeu
made his way across the country
and oscapcd pursuit. Ile arrived
tho next morning beioro = cottage
iuAn opeRfeld aud stepped 70 beg
something 10 eat aad Get a refuge
while be repcsed ali,lles Bat be
fonnd the inmates Of The cottage
10 the greatest distress. Four iit.
tie children sat trembling in the
corner, their mother was weeping
and tearing her hair and the faith
or walking the floor in agony, The
galley slaTe asked what was tho
matter, and The father replied that
they were the next. morning loibe
turned out Of doors because they
conld not pay0the rent. lc1
"You see me drivOn to despair"
said the father, G1iy wife and HNle
children without food or shelter,
and without means to provide any
tfor them" 4.5-f
~ will give you means. / have
but now escaped IRON the galleys.
Whoever secures and takes back
an escaped prisoner is entitled to u
reward Of fifty francs, low much
docs your rent amount to?'
Forty irancs,' answered the
father.
"Wcll," said tho other, 'tput .
cord around my body. Xviii tel-
low you 10 the city, vhero they
will recognize me, aad you will
get fifty francs ior bringing me
back. -s fr a-,.r -.,
NO, never = exclaimed the as-
Itoaishsda Listener; my child should
sLarve q thousand times before l
would do so bad a thing
Tne generous young man insist
cd and ct last declared he would go
and give himself up il tho father
would not consent 10 take himo5
After a long. struggle the latter
yielded, and taxing MS presoiv yer
by the arm, led him to the city and
the Mayors Office. H-ery6ody
was surprised that Il little man like
the father should. be able TO cap.
Lure such a strong young fellow;
but the proof vas before them
The fifty francs were paid, and the
prisoner sent back to the paileys..
But after he was gone. the faith
er asked a private interview with
the Mayor, TO whom be told the
whole story. The Mayor was go
much affected that he not only ad-
ded fifty francs more q. the fathers
purse but wroto Immediately to
the Minister Of Justice. begging
the noble young prisoners release.
The Minister examined into
the affair, and fading that II was
comparatively q small offens which
had condemned the youug man TO
the gai!eys, and that lie had a.
ready served cut the greater part
Of his iima, ordered his release.
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" HITE HUVHEs
tWich is the Executive ManshlinD
WASHINGTON, Dec. q. }

MY VENERABLE FRIEND;-Never
wuz strictcrs moro unjust than
them wich 700 hcv piled onto our
mutual friend, A. Johnson. Ell
700 don't believe it, ask Mrs
Cobb. Tho fact is, the pardon
bizncss, ez a bizness, wuz played
out-a year ago. Every Constoo'
shnel Southorn man wich he'd the
cash about his person to procoor n
pardon with, and wuz amblshus
Nv hevin that document about him
prokoored it long ago. Eff you
don't believe it, ask Mrs. Cobb
The bizness was q good ono while
! it lastid, and then wuz when yoo
shood hev struck in. 1t required
5000 to sekoor the services Nv en-
wich he'd the ear Nv His Eggslen'
cy. and ez thor wuz thousands Nv
Constooshnel Union men wlcn
served under Leo and Boregard
who wanted pardons that they
mite run for Congris, hev Post ot
fisis and sich, money come in i've
ly. Ef yoo don't believe 1t, ask
Mrs. Cobb. But this class wui
cggsaustcd long ago, Thcr wu'
no W more Nv en- over wich to eggs
tend Eagsecpotiv mercy, the qaal
ity Nv witch is not strained. Jei
Davis coodert be nsst for for mo
rey for par Ion, nor Good eny u
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Mey woodent ask Tor pardon
They felt they he'd done no wrong
but on the contrary, that grear
wrong bcd bin done them. They
were willin TO magnanmusIy fur
give the Fcdrils, but shood they
atk TO be iurgiyen? Wv cors not
We, and by we | mean them
wich he'd the runDin NV the par
don bisnis. het every facility Civ
cn US. IF 700 don't believe it AK
Mrs, Cobb. So long ez there WI,
q dollar TO be had, We got that dol.
lar. When he he'd squeezed all The
joose there wuz in that partillelcl
lemon wat less Good His EggSlen
cy DO than 10 give away the dry
peel? How geDrous 10 extend
mercy free gratis to them wiclI
hadn't stamps 10 buy il withi Wat
wuz the yoose NV holdin the ter.
rors ny the law over men uv whom
gnothin can be made? Ef there
s suzanother man in The Confedra
| jcy Shs he'd asIlgr. and who cared
a 500 markce about pardon, that
PrOclamashen wood never have
bin ishood, peryidid A. johnson
bed friend wich needed that dol.
lar. IF 700 don't belecve ii ask
Mrs. Cobb.
wooden't come to Washington
it ain't no yoosc. My eggspcri.
cncc hcz bin the eggsperience w
thousands. went up to the bead
quarters nv General Grant, and in.
timatid that / wood accept n po
sishen under him, despite his goin
back onto the Dimocrisy, by takiu,
first posishen in the Fedral army,
and second, by ,akin the nomin,
asher Nv President at the hands
nv the Rcpublikin party. | wuz
that mornin, 700 see, in a forgivin
mood. Wat,wuz the result? Why
| WIZ showed the door, with the
onfeelin remark that when the
Government wantid me the Gov.
ernmcnt wood 60 to any amount
Nv pains to find me. And saw
thousands NV Ablishnisls trecled
the same way.
Mrs. Cobb hez made up her
mind not to live in Washington,
and Mrs. Perry likewise. Mrs.
Perry is penitcnt. From the fact
that she wuz arrested in the streets
Nv Moo York, | conclood that she
is trym to reform and hcz made
progress. ''.' ''' .a
cant say whothera Randall
and WelIes will go TO Greenvile,
Tennessee, or not. 1t wood be
well ct they did. A. ]. Good doubtls
git TO be Mayor Nv that village, and
cz the Common Council wood i'm.
mejetly be Republican. he Good
amoose himself vetoin their ordi-
nanees and hevin them passed over
his head. 1t wood be such a de-
Iiteiul reminder NV his Presiden-
shel experience.
But don't como TO Washin gton.
All the retainers Nv His Eggslency
are leavin the city ez fast az they
kin borrer money to pay their
fare to Moo York. In conscience
the hotels are making money, for
while the paternage amt so large,
wat does come is payin patopage.
The guardin angel wich stands at
the door NV the dinin room at Will
lard is now serene. lie hez lost
that watchful, worried look wich
characterized him uv'old. His life
gides smoothly along-it is not
now perpctooal skirmish with
hotel bummers whose stumicks
must be filled whether they have
dollars or not, wich they never
hev. There is less Nv fire in the no
scs Nv them wich 700 see az the
hotels-and the bars OF the city arc
getting more and more lonely.
Don't come 10 Washington Ef 700
don't believe me, ask Mrs. Cobb,
Farewell. Don't come.
Trooly,
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| felt after readin this thatI he'd
done A. j. injusliS. l must look
elsewhere for the means TO get
away from here. o why didn't
| 90 to Washington sooner!
PETROLEUM V. NAsBY, p. NJ.
(Wich is PostmaSter)
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Hollands German Bitters
Hollands German Tonic

is combination ef all he ingredients 81 Me Bitierl
win ruRE Santa Cruz Rum, Orange, eic. Il Is used
Jor NE same diseases as ne Bers cases tchrre some
par bIcoboic anpdss Is gyqured. loa ioiu bedr in
sind Mdt these remedies are entirely different from
any oihsrs ddrersi for the cur, Of the diseases named
e se Leir scientific preparations Of medicinal ezirds
,rhe ne oth,rS are mere deeottions Of rum in some
FORM. III. TONIC is d,cid,dly one Of he most plea
spn and dgrsedbl. remedies offered 10 Me Puotc
rs la is exquisite Hisd pleasure 10 lake Il ,cIie fs
LE.urirO S5hildrdfing and mnieinol qualities hdps
eabw4 i i,,Ie kRovm as DE gyeateH q all t0niea
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-14
From The Toledo BLADE. |

The Amnesty Proclamation
and other Matters Pertaining
Thereto---The Disgust Of the
Noble Fraternity who have
Subsistcd III Divers and Sun
dry Ways During the Past
-Four Years.
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UVIIg1Yy. RRGTHEt 8.

~ EALERs IN HARDWARE, COM PRlsING
bMecknnic's Tools SaddlcT's Goods. Under.
takers Trimmi ngs, Carnage Makers Stock,
Cutlery Of all Descriptions. Agricultural Inn
sceond door from Columbus street corner,
I'onco ster obio. feb. 81, 6S--ly
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Fifty million feet OF lumber were
sawed in Chippewa county, Wis
Consin, during the past season In
tho same county fivo million Two
hundred thousand shingles wero
manufactured. }.
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! sTROPFL & EVERSOLE.

NNanafac IurcrH OF and Dealers IN
1--WE Fur ituis and Cabinet Ware Of al ki9ds.
(Indertakingpromptly attended to WIN NM
Uearpe and Al kinds 81 Undeetsking Goods
furnis he'd nj reasonable rates.
IShop Vnd Ware Rooms Two doors East n'
sHockfng Valley National Bank MAIN street
Lancaster, Ohio. iep'zh io"o-'
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Established 1928.

and you wfll manage them by slow
bot sure dcgrsesqJl Bot II yoG NEE
them with a war front. or the cold
ness Of monarch, you and they
had better bo a hundred mile.
apart. ' '' SEXTUS.
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Posr cITIs, coNrirrIT'X ROADS !

(wich +, in tn, stait NV Kentucky1
Dec. 2s, 1865.
The Presidents Amnesty Proc
lamashen awakened in my buzzum
the most poignant pnngs. l had
been fggerin for some days prior TO
Christmas. cz to how l wuz to raise
capital cnuti 10 90 into the gro c.
ry bizness in Moo York, KNOWN cz
/ did, that that alone wood save me
from destitooshen and distress, nay
more from positive starvashen.
When Dimocratic politishin is
played out (cz the vulgar term is
in this part OF the heritage) every.
where else, he materially gruvitates
to Moo York, cz there IL more 70
steel, and moro facilities for
stcelin it there than in any place in
the world. Sam. Cox is in Moo
York. Elsewhere to live onto the
public requires some accootnis---
some fnaDshel skill-thcre it is
simply holdin perdooserS which
make money into q vice, and
squeczin nv en-, for the benefit Nv
men wiah don't perdoose to any
alarmin extent. So easy is it, that
wunst l wuz guilty NV a most Ter
rible week.-Mrs.. When | wuz in the
full confidence NV HIS Eggslcncy
and consekently not so hard up ez
| am now, wuz in Moo York
wunst, and was enjoyin conviv-
val evenin with a number nv gen
tlemt n wich wuz n ring. Wat the
ring wuz, / know not, but one nom
ber thereof. who WIZ intoxicated
to the genrous pint, showed me
how Good make trihe by a con.
trak for cleanin streets, or suthin
to that cffeck, wal don'tknow nor
did he. Ali / he'd to do wuz to git
q solissitor to make out II bill; my
intossica,ed friend made his mark
and sworo 10 it; all three NV us
winked at each other the while
vociicrously, and the amount wuz
divided atwech us. | lookt at my
share, and thinkin u mint, bust in
to tears.
"Tako it back" said l, stake
it back" Money earned 81 easy
brings no good with it. l h.v
a pride in borrerin-show me a
man who hez swore not to lend NE
and there's credit in gittin it out
Nv him, but this--its too much like
stealth. Take it back"
And they did take it back, divi'
din it between themselves.
But q | he'd determined to go to
Moo York, and ez | must hcv cnpi.
tai to 90 on, l he'd concloodod to
20 10 Washington for breef sea-
son and embark into the pardon
hivkcrin bisnis, Jest cz | he'd ful.
ly determined onto this in comes
this Amnesty Proclamashcn, and
that idce wuz dishcd. In my
wrath | cusscd A. johnson for
knockin the last prop out from un-
ker me, and in my rage | wrote a
most scathin letter denouncin 1t,
to n friend Nv mine who hez The
ear Nv His Eggslency. His an
swcr in some measure cooled my
anger, viz;
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NJ N1nIsIl N son.

WERnufacturerso of TIn, Copper ana
vh sheet. Iron Ware, and Dealer in stoves
a. es. Sugar Kettles, Kitchen and House
hoid Wares, &c. o,to
Kaufman Building, one door West Of wide
stairUny feb. 81, ,lS8S-ly
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An apostle of Mormonism in
Denmark writes TO Brigham Young
that there are five thousand mem
bers of tho Mormon Church IN
lha. country. .uiu
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-14
p. II. RILLIN HURST.

AZ GENT FOR WHEELER AND WILSON'S
n AND HOWE'S SEWING MACHINES,
Machine INndInqs--Shcet Mrsic and lbstruc.
tion Books; all the latest Newspapers Pc
riodIcals from the East and the West
FonrdOorsWest ofthe Hooking Valley Ma.
ional3a lancaster, Ohio. feb. 81, 'Gs--Iy
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A New NOW Di,coyery of cold.

E1hc undersigned having laid out his ,arm ~
u t nero lots, viii sell on time TO suit rnrchas-
crs. The land is beautifully loeated,an M,,n.n VIM.
thrs 4. .fo,,rths Of q mile from tho Court HOUSE
yl' " ~, oy tps iois have housea on them. IN
iri,,v|nT '"7 '''' JOHN :. SNTDER.
VIuIy no ilss--u Lancastcr OHIO.
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GEORGE RORNmEIM,

DEALRR IN
caJv-DI d Iothin q Gen.s'Fur-
hk NI5g mo GOODS.a S.aHATS, GA PS, dr.
shaeffer Block. oncdo west Of Beck's sDrug
Store, Main street, Lancaster, ONO.
Mr. flhHISUS-lY
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Sleep is moro necessary than
food. Accordingly, the brain is OF
more consequence than the stom.
ach. Pt'nF Hl.tH
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II. CARTER,

DEALER in Corn, Oats, cosl, Lime. fresh
ground Cement, Salt, Groccnes. 6c. Cor.
ncr Main and Canal streets, opposite Brewery.
AuR. 27, 'U6--ly. 41.r .|f
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N. &. SMITH.
a RKENNEM.N.

DooltselIer and statioDer, Main
street, I,nncnr ter, Ohio, one door West OF
TaIlmndge Hout Entrance. school booKs'
RIanK Hooks, Miscellaneous Books, Pictures,
GoiI pens, Envelopes, Inks, SlAtes.hnd S'a.
W,oonarrnfaii Wo," ilinds. feb. u, '6s-ly
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Al FROM NON. GEO. W. WOODWARD,
Chiof Justice Of the Supreme Court Of PcnnsylyaniA
|.-. ... PaILADELPHIA, March 10, 1857.
lind "IloqfdnTs German Bihers Is not an inIo1
jcaing bsrerGge, but n good ionic used IN diSOrdeTI
IF he dOrSue orgdnS and Of great benem IN cases V
debility and pant Of nerrOns action, in Tie SySteR''
u. GE0 w. WOODWARD.
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DEBILITY

.TA Eaal DEBILITY.
fh.rs is no uetieins eqsdl 10 Hoefdnds Ge,nda
Biuers or Tonic IN n1WH.ncdses 0 DeLihty.
They impart a tone - land rigor % Tie ,chds
system, Erengthen the appetite, cav"
on enjoyment qf neusA food, enable ne 40
healthy complexion, eradicate he YELLOW hnge from me
eye impdri bloom 10 he cheeks, and change e patient
from shortbreddted, emdcidcd, weak, and neirous
Glsaid 10 (pll faced, stout, and rigorous pcTsoH.
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong by using the BIliers or
ionic. In fact, they are Family Medi-
ciles. They can be administered with
perfect safety 10 a child three months
old, the most delicate female, or q man
orninety.
Thee Remedies are Ghs bett
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LANCASTER, OHIO, JAN. IA, 1869

em wich distinguished themselves
10 the late onpleasaDtpis. In sooth
Mey woodent ask for a pardon.
They felt they he'd done no wrong,
but on the contrary, that great
wrong bod bin done them. They
were willin TO magnanmusIy fur.
give the FcdriIs, but shood they
AZ X 10 be Furpivcn2 ITv cors mi
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"Wcll," said tho other ''put .
cord around my body. / viii fel-
low you 10 the city, vherc they
will recognize me, aad you will
get fifty francs ior bringing me
barl; ..-
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-01-26
9te@6tptg 9ttcgeIGaBrp.

Us inter 6 Gimribtun 9.-Secems
ber IA. 1868.
0tcBe 8runf'2inis pom gic,bsn unb glorbs
ipslsn na& Ytilabelptia. Nsp po,t, Sleabina,
DOttsSle. Samaaua, @Itlanb, 9banpn alIsn.
town, eait0n, epbrata, 2itib. 9aneafsr, golum,
bia &C., &C.
3d8s 8ttsn ton Sarrsturg aaA gltp, SJprf,
tpls fOlgt: lin $50, Tim 5 81 8. 10 Wprasns,
um r. 40 u. 205 giaHmittassu II. UNI 0. so llbr
Nadsts; fis errsiGcn gltip. gcrf uni |. 90 10 20
Surmittage, 8 so unb z. 90 unb 1905 gladintt.
tags uno 6.15 Tcrmittags. Gle littsn NIT itn>
ltdsn 3d8sn Ter Yenulpluanta Gilsnta6n In Str=
bineunS S1iaffarrsn btslstttn cen 8 so Wu I.
gems unb ben 1880 yfaHt.3as Utnr bic &aua
5u rtGItln.
Gle Ssbsn bon Sarrisburs mad 9lsabIna, @otts.
piue, Samaqua Mtnedpils, @1tlanb, Yins @rppe
Aaentown unO gblabslp6ia UNI $40 0lcrasnS
O5 unb 4 10 RaGmittass unb balten bel 81.
bancn unb allen SSseNationen an. Der 41O.
Na6mittasssus mapt blOs gnbineuns flr ptt.
lapslptta uno COLUMBIA. 9la& pottspils,
SGuYltll Sapsn une auburn. pla SGupttl.
une Suaausbanna'@ @ifsnbatn, sttt Der Bug pun
harrisburg um $3.50 gaGmittass as.
8 Id a9rt.-Sie StrlaGsn Nep. gprf uui
900 Noretns. t2 90 NIttass. $40 9laGmit.
tass unb 500 Gbtnbs, unb Wtilapslptia um
6.l5 Woresns unb $50 NaGmttass. GGlai.
fauen btslsitsn bm 900 NcrssnS. unb ttn
$40 unb 100 attnpsdss bon glep gOrt ptrs
Sarrenws6li.
Der @ss. paiIasier,us Sstt6et Y6labtIptIa unt
| 7.30 Mprssns. tttrt y. 8sabIng um 6 35 @tenes
surid unb tdlt auf alien Statonen an; Wctls>
pills um z, 80 u. 8.45 Wcrsens u 2.45 glaam
StamotIn um 25 8crmittags @lblanb uni
700 Worssns unb 12 80 9laGmiita9s Sama.
qua um $50 Mpretns unp 2.2O giaGmtaas,
far philadelphia.
Sis 8tttn bon pottSSills mad Sarrlsbma, SIa
S&uplfil' unt Susausbanna. GtlsnbaGn, um 7.10
MuresnS unb mad pine @rcse unb 5,emcrt um
II. 80 gOrmittass.
Der 8sabins Accommodations Bug nsri6st
8eabins UNI 80 NOrssnS unS tfbrt pcn Ttua.
belptia iim 4A5 9laGmittass suiiid.
Ter YottslpWn ACCOMMODATIONS. qua YnlSEt
Yottttopn UNI Gas Nlprsens unb fttri pSn
philadelphia UNI 4 90 G6tnts surud.
Die Columbia. Gilsnba6n 3dst atGtn ysn
Nsaein8 um 700 Wlcratns, unb g. 5 9iadRii.
tags na4 gptrata, eiti, qancalltr. Columbia &c.
Die YnfIomsn Gtltntatn' 3dee Ss,laiftn Ger
tIcnnn SunrlIOn um 9.l5 NOrsrs unb $50
9iaGmlttass; ,widfsbrsnb ptrlolm Rs GGippadb
um $40 9crntass unb IL as NaGmltaes,
NIT dbrlI6sn 3dssn an Der &tatins @Isntabn
llh ptrbtnbsnb.
an Scnnta8en.-Sie SsrtaiIsn Wsw.
gorf 500 Gbtnts. philadelphia 900 Mcrss. II.
3.l5 glaGmlitass, (tu 8lltr.3us NcrsmS
asbt Bloc mad 8sabins > goItfSIlt um s 90
Worssns, 6arrtsburs UNI $50 Noretns, 4.10
une 1880 NafmittasS, Tltabirs um O5. 3 90
unb 7.l5 Ncr8ns fdr 6anisbure, um 1880
uno 7.3l Bcrmtiiass fir Nttps gJctf untum 425
NaGmittass fir philadelphia.
s5 Gcmmutaiion>, Milrass,, SaiIcn., G&ul.
unb grtuIi Iiicns, S!dets ron unit net5 arm Qunf,
ten Su rtcujrtsn prtilm.
@tsdd nib tur&ssdsdt unit 100 pfrnt 1rb
isbtm paiasins s,laubt.
S. u. Hitols.
0srsrrl 5ultrinsnbet.
Rtabina, Ya., December %, 1863 nobb