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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-02-10
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= alaS Sc I8sliaiE. NIT ,5.id5ep,
ale 6lahen Der Seutlhen Beb0Iferuna
.jeip qnterehWen beergbten. 5 !. {
!. Die bon Getrn SgEar Wuttnaonn
'betretene ebrenbbilea 4aufbahn. ais
SorlelerAef GrSeagni5e Der clafiifd5s
pramatiidei 2iterotnr, 1T cine I'M 10
lAnbeboIIereS haibor ibnt ned Rieurana
IN Mmerifa 0urh einen ahnIihen 8ers
1in9 in 6euti9er Sprn9e ben gBea Eies
gu eeebnet battle, unb ebuUbI oas gu.
-beroroentIi@e 8erbienif nn6 bic bo5e
bob loihAteh 8ehhgsf6 Fn6, i'm aIIets
Itbarts Die ebrenbollite unb frsunbIidjite
9latuuhlue 30 fders; 10 pnrbe gs nns
BOD CUR sr6eteA 6relthe aereiden, au
lesnen terneren Grfoleen burd oteie
5stisn etlpas beitraeen 3u t0nnen.
.e5ef 50ef &erifanb hes
9lem- 9eFfef SurHpereiae. 49,
3.einri@ Wekuer,
lliAs etier Gpr@er.
s q. s. &rander
SL..eIt.as&
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-02-10

\ Naa Ser gerF9eruue Der. Simes"
ioa bereits elm ShnfteI aaer Mitslies
Der 6es Seiuiten0r0ens I'D in ben Ser.
Staaten befn6en, glnh WiteIieber
anberer fatbolif6er SrOea fomaen in
srOber GnsabI ms 2aao. s .,''3 ~. ...:s
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-02-10

II Die iGItern eines. 6reiia5riaen
Sinhes, iueldes bon einenl Netp ,gors
Fer 8ferSteifenbabnlua9e iiberfabref
nnb eet6otet noroen, babell BEL benz su.
itdnoiaen geriAtsbofe Elm auf 81, 800
S@aoenerias Iautenaes grtsnatnib &c.
gen Die @otnpasnie ertuirtt. g,9i~e s.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-02-10

folgenbes gmpfeblunesihreiber fls
Serrn Ssfar q uttm an H., Den
rabmlidit befannten 8Orlefer beatidei
6ramatiider 8erte: -
as SurnbaHe, 27-33 9rdarb gtr.I
Stem gort, 26. @fdr5 1855.
OeR beutfden Sllrnpereineu Der Z
8ereiniaten Staateil
Gut Seil ] -..se t - !.
Gs 1T uns cine ansenebme @Fidl,
Serrn Ssfar @uttm n n 6ltrdJ
6ieIe 3eilen einen Bemeis unlerer Mdls
tuna unb Ganfbarteit su 9eben fur ben
auBeroroentIihen &unitgenuB, tpeI@ep
er bur1 feline oramatifaen 8orfeftins
gen in biefiger SurhboIle uns geboteti;
sualeid er9reifen1 mir NIT Sreuoen
6ieie @eIeaenbeit, ale beutfden 8ers
cine, baupfIa1lih Die Snrnbefeitie, n
ben Ser. Gtaateii auf 9errh s.. @utts
mann aiifmersldni 81 MAIDEN nit bet
bringenoel GnpfebIuns, i'm 5ntetefis
Der Delti6en Spra1e, BET DeutlAer
&nnit uno 2iteratlir, tpeltbe nod feiner
fdbi9eren4 unO ipiiroieerett Skrttetei
auf onterlfanifheMi 8coel 9efllnoef
baben, abnlibe arrangements init 0ieS
fem 5errn 81 treffeu, ME es Ger biefigl
Surnbereia oetban, um fid) unb, ibref
Greuneen oenlelbsn @enuB au pesfdat;
| fen, ipeIhen mir in leinen 6railtatiidef
UOrIeiunsen in 10 bobent @rabe fam
L a =
, 1869-11-19

Assurances of every description on SIN
gle lives are granted by the Society for
any sum from 5OODollars to 10000 Dollars.
Premiums are received Quarterly, Half
yearly, or Yearly, at the option of the
Assured.
Assurers wishing to discontinue the
payment of their Premiums, may either
dispose of their Policies to the Society
upon equitable terms, or obtain a free
Policy for a reduced amount.
Loans are granted to Members on the.
Security of their Policies.
All claims occurring by death are
promptly met within 3 months after salts
factory proof Of such death has been re-
ceived by the Society.
Strict investigations into the position
of the Society are made quinquennially,
and the surplus then existing is allotted TO
the Members, after q sufficient sum has
been. set aside for the purposes of the
Reserve Fund. The mex investigation
and Division of Profits, will take place at
the 31st December, 1870.
The Society has Agencies in nearly all
of the British West India Islands.
Actuary-ALEXR. S. BURNETT,
Secfetary-HENRY CRUMPTON.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
DR.. Won. BRETON. DR.. Holm.
Forms of Proposal, Prospectuses, and
every information maybe obtained from
F. B. GRIFFITH, Ageas.
M4#4
, 1869-11-19
BARBADOS Mutual Life Assurance Society

INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL ACT 1851.
CHIEF OFFICE:
No. 20, HIGH STREET, BRIDGETowN, BARBADOS
gsaHIS Society, which confines its bust
"a ness exclusively to assuring the lives
of persons resident In the West Indies,
presents advantages such as no other AS
surance Company, %labouring in the same
field, can offer. lis scale of Premiums,
although considerably lower than that OF
any other Company, has nevertheless been
found quite adequate TO provide for the
risk of life in the West Indies, and suffi-
Gent 10 create large SURPRISES, out of
which ReverSionary Bonuses, averaging
p per cent per annum upon the amount
assured have been distributed among q @
Members of the Society.
Its career, during a period of 30 years.
has clearly demonstrated the fact that the
lives of persons residing in this part 70
the world, are, when carefully selected,
almost as valuable as those inhabiting
Europe, and that they do not demand
such excessive Premiums as are charged
by every other Company.
The following abridged Table shows
the Premiums required to assure 500,
for the whole term, upon a single life:--
, 1869-11-19

FCSL UblCW ODkh iiAo wv" w 'HN
the gentleman in the "bIue" aud the
bright buttons buttoned his coat entirely
TO The chin the gentleman who was to
lean backward frequently commenced
fitting like a Chinese mandarin the
gentleman with the pork and beans be-
came vociferous for more beans, while
those who had duck, &c, were equally
clamorous in complaining of the undue
fulflment of their orders. Never was
there such a Glamour heard in that usually
well-regulated up stairs saloon before, and,
by The by, never subsidized more suddenly
than when a new brush Of skirts was
heard coming up the stairs. All the Lo-
tharios were once more in position, when
10! another Cordelia, in all respects the
reflex of the first, appeared, bearing the
film Of strawberries as a challenge IN her
hand, and sweeping with it like IA Juno
TO a seat near the location OF the first.
It is needless to say that the sensation
was 10 extreme. Some Of the gentle
men who were to part their hair in the
middle began, however, to look less turl-
ously at other gentlemen who had their
hair parted the same way, as much as II
to say, "Well there is one for each OF US,
anyhow !" But most of the party seemed
more troubled than before. A pause OF
some minutes succeeded before any new
"appearance" took place, during which
time the LothariOs were engaged IN dis.
playing their points to the best advantage;
and some, more ardent than the rest, pull
led out the various coloured notes they
had received, and either pretended to
read them, or laid them conspicuously on
the table. "There's one OF my fellows
with o blue note" said mystery No. 1,
over her spoonful of soup, 10 mystery
No. 9. "There's one of mine," said Cor
della the second ; he's got a pink note"
"What do you think of Augustus there,
with the pork and beans, who is so pen
sively leaning his cheek upon his handT
said myth the first but before the answer
could be given apparitions three and four
appeared, and hard upon their heels came
five and six. There was now perfect
CONSERVATION on the lower side of the
upstairs saloon of the fashionable %reStau-
rant in Broadway. The MAJ of tilt fell
backwards and was shot under the table;
there was a general feeling after hats, and
a gathering up of loose handkerchieis and
canes. All at once, after one of those
short sudden panics, which convey cleo
trio knowledge to the human mind, a gen
eral stampede took place, and the whole
party, with more or less dignity-accord-
ing ito the nature and shapes they had
assumed-made for the stairs and des-
cended out of sight. 1t was several min
ufes before they could hand in their checks
and pay their :score, and during this time
the mischievous bevy with strawberry
marked bandkerchiefs look full nav for
, 1869-11-19

with whom they could quietly sntie
down in life. "-Glasgow Wetkiy Herau.
, 1869-11-19
Total $~323,593 10

Balance Of deposits S 42,949 o5
1 new deposit accounts, viz.
l Shoemaker.
10 Withdrawals amounting to S ISL 49
Receivers for Saturday, 2Orh Novbr. 1869.
IN CHRISTIANSTED
J. Hutchison, Esq Trustee.
W. Meyer, Esq, Member.
In F"REDERIKSTED
J. G. Ripperger, Esq, Trustee.
F. A. Lund, Esq Member.
GEO. BEHAGEN,
President.
St. Croix, 18th November 1869.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-29
a CARD TO THE LADIES:


~ PILLS for Females. Infilible in Correcting
irregularities, removing obs'ruc'ions of the monthly
turns. from whatever cause, and always successful
as preventive. One pill is Il dose Females Pc
culiarly situated, those suopOsing themselves sO
are cautioned against us'n these Pills, whileSsV1
that condition lest they invite miscarriage, ahd
VIII ch admOnitiOn the pro 'retor assumes no ret !
sponsibilty. although their mildness would psvsns
any mischief TO health; otherwise the Pills are n
CONNIE nded as most invaluable remedy for The a. !
deviation of those suffering from any irregularities
whatever as well as to prevent an increase Of fami
iy when health will not permit r; quietng ths
and bringing back the roay color of health
to the check of the most delicate.
Full anc explicit directions accompany each box
Price 5 per box; 6 boxes SIS.
Sold in Petroleum Centre, by A. d. MILLER Il
co, "So'o Agents. for Petroleum Centre, Pa.
Ladies! BY sending them 81 to the Petroleum Cen
tire p. o. cal have the Pills sent confdentally BY
mail to any part Of the country, nee of charge u
Sold also by II. G. u 1. 8. Clark, Ttusyile,
Pa. A. II. Griffith, Oil City; Fleming 4 Nc
Cune Frank, in; Dr. J l.. Acomh, Tidioute; E. J.
Hazeton, Warren and by "tne Druggist in every
town in the Q lited States, and by
jul S. ID. HOWE, Prop'r, New York
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-29
RAILROADS.
Oil Greek & Allegheny River R P
WARREN q FRANKLIN, FARMERs AM,
CREEK RAILROADS CONSOIJ SArnnnD AnrnD OIL
NEW AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE M
THE OIL REGION. ~
lsGs. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. ,Co.
TINE TABLE 'o

lsGs. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. ,se.
TINE TABLE. '"o
nN AND AFTER MONDAY. Apo,
~ 1869, trains will run as follows: ~ MI 9Th,
GOING NORTH TO OIL CITY n PRTRo, mr..
CENTRE TirUSVlLLE AND CORRYluM
c.ID A. NJ. Exprcss,arrivcs Tidionte NJ %
,hc,c % cSip'',S ,y Fam u, 90. 90 a; m (connectih,
925 a. m, Petroleum Centre 10 ~ H. Nty
Boyd f"r,n 70. " a. m, Miller Farm iIi''
50 a M, Iitnsyille 1854 a. m, ,~ arri,i, 10
at Cory at 1925 p. IN arriving
.c,AA i. NJ. Mail, arrives 11diou,c o AZ
for Pithoe City,, oil City IDS p. p',a m 'rnin an
srS,c,''n s9s m Vshlre i,Ier oiSo p m. Boyd farm
VIE IVA p m, arriving at Corrv vus !.
GRO a. NJ, Aecommodationfrom OIL c,v,.
O'V Iives AZ Petroleum Centre o7 n n, ~ y az az
Farm 'lO a. m, Tltusvlle poyd
arriving At Cory at ~ a m '"" H.,
GOING ,:'S,! s0HTH IT LII EkoM GoKRY TIlusvIup
E.lH A. NJ, arrives nj Titusyille \ In
VIII Miller Fam s.32 m, Boyd Farm Earn a = m m.
m, Petroleum Centre s 50 IN, oil JS,, a.
Va M oloopolis 10 10 a. m W. TH Tly
cute ll.o9a m, and Irvireton 10 ~ ~ ,ia u
245 m Miller Mi "lF'rG' Fars ss, 81 ,T"'vs m nsr,
22i ~ P, p m' Petroleum Centre 2.silp. mn M
MI NJ ar,iyS Hlty S,5l p, M lesye Oil CITY $4O D.
with train for iithoeL, fiaiou,isc m ,icqnneei !s /
IN and lrvineion D. 20 D. M ''' p
$50 ri,o +, dys,i1, yAccoim1modation from Cory ar
p. m, Boyd Farm : ~ D m pc,y'ian r"n
um Centre 7ii p IN, arriving at Oil Sit City
CONNECTIONS.
Trains North connect at Cory xit1 Phlade,n,,,
II Erie r. r. and Atlantic & Great west, pai 'PliA
way, East and West, and also with Buflln Cnr., T,.
and Pittsburgh railroad for R,iifalo 'ony
Trains connect at Oil City with FranKlin Branch
@ i@2r trahkiii, Meadylle, and the West, ard al Ir
yineton with Phil. II Erie L. X Eas, ma W.,
Standard tine TWENTY minutes :nster than Print
lin Branch and A ~ q w. II r. time, '''NA
Passengers will find this read a safe, pleasant AMI
the shortest route to and from the oil region. ""-
All trains West from lrvneton lenve ofte~ ar,ivo,
| of trains on T. Il f. X. L. '0' "'''a'
BE sure and ask for Through Tickets vis OF, creet
to the Oil Region '''' i'ou'e
II; +; SWEETZER, Genl Superintendent.
| c. j. HEPBURN, Asst Superintendent my
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-11-25
s fs u G D e
9rrrn Gbarlrs C. Gub, (sn.,
@sbaIten bel Gjsleseubsit ber G'sbadtniBfeier sur
Griinhuns hes S&priSer .SunesS,
Scranton, Is. 9lUs. 1863.

Der srsils 8spner snti6ulpiste f6
pprera, pae er in Ieiuer Nnipra6r li6 nur
auf S&msi;sr unp bic S6wei, te16rdnfe,
unb besann bieraui;
2aupslsute!
9Sc Sdpsissr limb" in frtmeen 2anten
limb ,,gieoerlinn," in S6pei, pprbanbtn.
@tit rielsn 9rfiiblppllen unb sisIlagen.
ben, ron sinem Yatripten aus Der alttn
6simatb an bic S6wsiSer In glmrrita
uahgsruiensn Wurten uno unter Der ge,
aine pislsr alt unb men paterldnoilhsn
Banner unO ter ppbltsfauntsn g8appsn,
trgrilbe ib su6 beute Abenb bier in eurem
6elflcfals auf nas Ser5li6le unp banfe
nod Defenders fur bic freunoIi6e Ginla,
runa mid rim Fdar Stuupsn NIT sud
frsusn ;u biIrfen.
Saneslsuts! $50 III Elm Golt auf 9r.
tsn, ts6sn S6Gne, fe m6ssn INNER irin,
mo e pcllen, nit fold fsurissr 9isbe unp
Anbdnglihfsit ees alten 8aterlanoes ae.
rsnten9 Sur 6elpstia's S66ne linp bier.
fur betannt uno ibre gaterlnnrstreue IN
iprthp6rtIih geporpen.
$50 III Elm Srlf, 70 tlriu, oas nidt a6t,
nt6t Setn, ni&t ;wanSis, fOncsrn init fur.
sen une rtni9en llntsrbrs6unssu, Gin
bunrert uno neunsis Sabre fir feline
5rribeit setdmpft unO ssiis9t BATE Die
f6weiSeriiGe Gipsencftnl6aft Rebt ais
allsinisss 8tiIpiel pa.
go III Elm Bolt, 70 tlsiH uno bod 70
srpe, bas fcIbe 5reibsits- unp SermOpi.
aufutpeiien bat, pie bic
IAN STOP" lam @orsartsn," ,,bst Ndf.
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/ |
Sraum uuS 0Birfli6feit.

Sn eiHrm .3immsr bss Saulss SIR. 81
in rsr @artsnfraBe mari am 2tenb bes
ndhfsn Cages bic erpee Npberattur.
lampe ibr sepdmpftes 2ift auf ras &rau-
fsnlaser sinss iunsen Wannes. 9cs f6
bic an bem Bette fBsnbe Dame bann pcn
3eit gu 3eit gu btm Sranfsn nisper, 70
buI6te pae 2tht iibsr Elm f6Gnes, aber
tief befiimmertes @efht. Die Dame mar
Serena.
glm friten 0tcreen trar lie, bic selsisrte
Sdneeriu, nit einem dltsrtn, rrfabrsnen
arjte pcr Der gBpbnuns Grtbur 6alte.
nin9'S ccrgsfabren, bate lfd lpfort mad
oem 3immer brsettn unb Ieitbsm baiTslbr
ni6t wtsper perlaHen. Gben fOa ibr
finnenoer Bid iiter bas bstt Ssnlfer unp
bIisb an ber belltEleuhtsten Wcnolano,
ffaft, Dem @fsentiIp Der seltri9rn Na6t,
laneere 9ttt baftsn, ais @rtbure Stimme
lft pISbli& aufi6redts uub iie an isiu ga.
ger trat.
80 Fisb ni4t wispsr, Serena!
8srsite mir niHt pierer 70 berbsn S6merS,
Gin;ise! -. > wsrpe msin, msin auf
epi9! @ilf DUP"
9anee ltarrte Nrtbur bic Grl6einung
an, pann i6IOb er bic 2lusen unb ieuf5ts.
,@s mar Elm iHpnrr Grauml" lispsltsn
Isins eippeu. 80, @Ott i'm Simmel, mare
ss bod gBirtli6fettw
yGs III gSirtlidfeit, gIrtbur" ilste jsbt
8ersna nit 3itternber Stimmt, ais lie an
bem 2aesr prs Sranisn nieperIanf, ibm
bic berabeefalIenen 6aare aus Der Stirn
ifrtG, ieine Sanp er9rif unb einsn eIa.
benben SuB barauf 9au6tr.
glrtbur i6lus bic Qusen aui, ais bic
Stimme gsrsna's an Ietn Sbr brane.
gr ri6tete iia auf unO srbIidte Iein pers
msintlihes SraumbtIb in bic gSirfIidteii
psr1sbt.
Ginen augsnblid trsuSten li6 bic non.
nstrunfenen 8lide Der Seiben, pann um.
1hIOEsn liG 3ipti @jladli6s in unaus.
ipre6Iiher Selieteit.
Der alte ar;t mar l6on eine geraume
!3eit In bsr Stubr onpeisnb, pbne baB eS
BON ben bsibsn GlidliGsn bsmertt nor.
ben mare. Gin fsuhter @lan; ;itterte in
Isinem 2lugr. Die Scrne pcr ibm be,
burfte teines peiteren 9Ommsntars. @r
faltete bic 5duot. 8ieGlriht ,ogen Silber
isinsr eisenen Suseneiabre an ibm Dor,
ubsr henn ais ifbt auf ben 9ippen Der
Sstpen Elm sessnleittses ,gluf spis Dsin %
srtlan9, oa iibsrtam ion 70 tiele 8lbrung,
oae stne 9obrs iibsr leins faItissn Dan.
gen gsrlte unb ii& elm tisIer Ssuf,er let.
hsr otnn sntrans, Der bic Bsiosn aus is.
rem Slndltasn 2raume srwedts.
Utrena bltdts erIhrpden ouf. Gin
isbRattes Hotb ibsr5Os ibre I65uen 3der,
bsSOr lis tbr @eli6t in bic fsinsn, pe(sen
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Sanbs bars uno auf rsm 8obrisRel nstsn
benz Eager bss &rauteu fh niecerlisb.
artbur lant in isiue 3iHen suriid.
SO teuns uno sbre biele @eIlble,
Grauleium laete esr Nrst in weidem go
ne su Serena, ais sr all pas Eager gstrs-
ten mar. ,,Sie baben einR aud meiue
Sruif burh,Oeen uup meiu gIut fhuelsr
tretlsn sema6t."
Gr unterludbts 9lrtbur nC6mals unp
ertIarte bann, pab bic erbaltene BunOs
uussf6brlih lei, pebl aber Der Serleste
einiss 3ett lOrslamer gBartung uno 9fees
bepiirfe; bann empfabl er F6 unp lief bic
teibsn @lIdliben allein.
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Disltn aussnblid tenubte Der Ban
ouier, um mad Der Sruf fsinss psreabtsn
G,toners tiuen StpB su fiibren. artbur
podte Icfcrt pieper BEN Grm, auein tr
fGbIte. paf sr Serpunbtt Iti. Sebterreihte
I.in 3orn BEN 6Sbtpuntt. Gr RIP itinem
S,,oner BEN Dpldb aus rer 5anp, mari
i'm I.itab; pann fel feline puHtise 8auf
siniae Mals auf ben S6aoel bss BAN
auiers - sin BUMPER S6ret ballte auf,
Der 9anquisr lag bswuetlcS auf bsm So'
ben.
Serena bate a6 pdtrsnb Der lebtsn
Quaenblide bss 9tin9ens pieotr erbplt
unS 1eben miiftn, wie bic S6ldee @r'
tburs rem @egnsr niebsrssfrsdt tatten.
Sie besrif I'm 9tusenbIid ben 3ufammtn'
bang niAt. m
,,@ptt I'm Stmmsl, mas ssbt bier pcrm
rief lie nit sitternbsr Stimme. ii,
SD babe sic scn Strem WSrber be.
freit, 9erena!" tlans jest bic role unc
ibr 70 tstannte Stimme @rtburs an itr
Str.
,,6trr 6altenins!. . .Qrtbur!. .SGu.
Itben mid meine Sinne nt6t"
glrttur bate Ii6 pom 8ppsn aufeerafTt.
,,Sa i'd bin es, Serena" faste Nrt9rr
,u Der Dor freubiscm Saref Sebenben.
,,Dp6 ae9en Sie aus Der eaube, bier ilf
t,in aufentbalt fir sic. Stermann ilt
ptaisRens 70 lanse unidaoli6, als sic
3eit baten miiGen, nm In Str SCtel unb
Iumit In StGerbeit gu 9elan9en, tpenn
sic ts ntbt ppr;ietsn, auf ben BAL jus
riid,ute6rrn!. SD mub ellen, ebsnfaus
70 fhneq ais mDslih meiue sBobnun9 5it
errethen - Id bin Ssrpunbet. Der StoB
III spar eliidlt6erwsiie abseprallt, al.
etn.
,Sie fnb p.rwuntst" risf aersna
entGsbt.
4rtbur beiabte.
Damn tcmmsn Sie I6nsa, mstn Ba,
asn ptrb Sie mad Sbrsr @obnung trins
aen. 8, msin @ptt unr bas glues mel.
netpe9en."
Sir tlammerte i6 nit jsnsr Ssftistsit,
bic aerabe in bebeutun9spollen Gusen-
bltdtn ais @euBeruusen aufridtiser 9iebt
unb 3unei9uns 70 unpsrbpbIen 3u Gage
trttt, an bic Seits glrtturs, RAP ss bieIsn
wic Srltstttt iitsrfam ais fe ben warmsn
rnnpsn Srauenarm UNI i'm Ialans. aud
pa6 Ite i6u nit SintenanIebung alItr
aeltaIGGftliGsu 8sstln BET ftinem Scr.
namsn mamie, bsriibrts i'm auf rine puns
per1ame gBeiie, pab sr barilbsr betnats
feline 0unbe ptrseGtn bate, mare midi
plSslt6 Elm etStntbImli&er, itt6snper
S6msrj einsetrtttn, Der tbn an jsne srtn'
merit bate.
,Das tann unb barf i6 nift annsb.
men, 8trena. SD min ni6t eiuen @tla
brrporrufen, unp rbenlCpenie mG6te i'd
Sie epmprpmitttrt Ieben. Meine gBcG'
nuns ilt bier in unmittelbarsr NG9s uni
msine g8uube jspenfaIs ntHt bspeutent
senuS."
gla& siuem guesnblid na6Dentli6er
Sinusns lagte Serena:
,,Sie baben 8eht, 5err Salfrnins, i'd
werbs Sbrem 8atHe fclsen. limb Str
Wpbnung?"
,9artenfrase 81"
ylrttur, Sie fnb bsr 8stter msins,
2ebens. 8srena wirp es Sbnen rantsn.'
,,llno wirb Serena ni6t pisber 70 plGb
lid psr1dwinren, nadpsm Elm 70 leltiams
3ulammsntrsfen gum Swsiten @als
yNein, rtin, @rtbur, sepiB ni6t. Da
mails Swansen mid umfdnpe. jest iinb 4
es1hpunpsn. Dp6 bariibsr Elm anbsrt
Wlal mebr! Dprt fOmmt Elm Diensr; {
fann Gle mad 6auIs seIeitsn!"
Gsrena rief ben 8sbisntsn unb CAB i6i
ben Guftras, @rtbur mad Ieinsr gBpbuun
su etleiten unc ibm 70 Iau9s bsbilfIi6 3
isin, bts er irtner nt6t msbr bsbiirfe.
grtbur, pom Dtener ssfitrt, uatm si
nen Bes pur4 bic silerne @artenpforts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-11-25
Buffers .6euHp0 00c

Sd linttpei6nttsr smpfrbIe msine nrus Sea-
mage ben Siireern BON Scrantcn. Sa i'd tag.
LID Seweiie in meine bGnbe befpnims, hab Elm
Grcssr S6Uineel nit benz 5su estriebeu pirb,
Trlass ni5t bier sspossn tpurssn il, unS man.
der Mann an elmer siuSieen eabuns um is
Dollars betrpsen pirb, 10 parnt i'd ieben 9iir.
ger fein Seu ju faifsu, aubtr ss III bier eesppsen
porttu. RGbere Auefunft bsi
l0ir66 Gbrifian 8SlFer,
penn Give, nabs Giiufer's WSbsIfprr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-11-25
SbGs. $. Scb0Dt,
st G f Omr0fiOm,

Gdt 9ByUmins 9Ips. unO Commercial allrp,
bait fsts bic btien g4sins, Bier, Vile unS anSrrs
@strdnfs, Gspis gisarrtn.
auf feline RelfauratOu erlaubt sr Iib belpn-
bsrs aufmtrfiam ~ MAIDEN. Nulftru anf jsbt
gIrt 3ubsrsitst; GslrGIIdafttn unb 6amiIitH rer-
ben in pripabimmrrn btbient. 24bo
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-11-25
&0CG0tU0m1lCa yS50las
gadlpanna glytnnt, nabs stm Ntpei,

Vadlipanna Nprnnf, nabe btn Nfpct,
Gbas. SrcpP, prUpr.
Das obiss, in better @sile sinssri9tsts Saus
III nit sllrm peritben, mas 6sm StGrper jur StGr
flung unb GrfriI6ung nStbis IN.
Gjuiss Bier, bic frinfsn gBsins, 2iquDrs une
Sisarrsn, parMe unb talis Srriier; auiteru, auf
iebr glrt ,ubsreittt
Gin feinsr SaaI fur Damen unb Sanilisn.
llm jablrti6en 3ulpru6 srludt isinr 5rsunbe
25tnS Gbas. Grppp.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-03-10

surer to pay the transportation orders is
sued by your predecessor and yourself for
the transportation of discharged conviots,
this road and the Columbia and Augusta
Road will, after this date, decline to receive
such orders for transportation. Received
as information, and referred.
The Committee on Engrossed Acts re-
ported as duly and correctly engrossed for
a third reading bill to vest in Isaac G..
Long the charter Of water course through
Kingston Lake and Maple Swamp, in Horny
County. Read the third time, passed, and
ordered to be sent to the Senate. Also, a
Senate joint resolution to provide for the
fitting up of certain portions of the State
House. Read a third time, passed, and
ordered to be enrolled. Also, bill to es-
tablish lazaretto or quarantine hospital in
the harbor of Charleston. The title was
amended by striking out the words "and
for other purposes" when the bill was
read the third time, passed, and ordered to
be sent to the Senate.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-03-10
Hams---Fresh to Hand,

Hams---Fresh to Hand.
Il bly, the finest in America
Tierces Davis Jr." Diamond Hams highly re-
commended. For sale low by
March 3 GEORGE SUMMERS.
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GARD.

CHARLES EERRISON. formerl. of the firm of
" G. E. l.. Kerrison. would inform his friends
James b. Hctts, all his stock in trade &C.. at the
Store No. 252 King street, and will there continue
the DRY GOODS BUSINESS, Wholesale and Re-
tail, for Cash. on his own individual account and
responsibility. He will proceed, without delay,
to replenish and renew the Stock, and continue so
doing until the assortment shall be made com
plete and attractive. AS the terms will be STRICT
LY CASH. or approved city acceptance for short
credit, it necessarily follows that the prices must
be kept at least as low to be found IN any other
respectable establishment.
His brother, Mr.. f.. l.. Kerrison, assisted by
Mr.. A. b. Mcdonnell, both experienced merchants
IN this line, will be found at his Store, aiding i'll
the conduct and mana cement of the business, and
it is hoped that his and their efforts to win the
confidence and patronage of the public will be as
successful as in past days was the old firm. at the
corner of King and Market streets, Charleston.
Feb II 3mo