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The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-11-01

A lady, in Mobile, is now confined to
her bed from the effects of poison caus-
ed by biting off threads of green sewing
silk. The poison manifests itself in
sores about the mouth. Ladies be-
careful.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-11-01

"My dear DOCTOR" said a lady, "I
suffer great deal with my eyes,.
Bepatient, madame" he replied, "you
would probably suffer great deal mora
without them."
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-11-01

When Brigham Young received tie
ten boxes containing the imported
silk dresses and cashmere shawls for
his thirty wives, he said to a friend:-
"Ah, if you knew the cost Of those
goods, you would not believe for a
moment that | practiscd polygamy as
an earthly pleasure. No, sir 1t is
with me a stern duty"
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-11-01

ARKANSAS TRAVELLER. This indi>
vidual turned up short time ago on
board of one of the splendid steamers
which traverses the lower Mississippi.
The Henderson Democrat gives the
following amusing account Of his mar
riage:
Early this morning there were added
to our company Of travellers, a pair
who looked like runaways; the gentle
man a tall, raw boued specimen of the
"halfoalligator" class, and the lady a
fair match for him. Among the pas
sengers from Napoleon, is Il solemn
looking gentleman who has all along
been taken for a preacher. About
nine o'clock last night was conver>
sing with the reverend" Individual,
when young man stepped up and
addressing him, remarked, eve are
going to have a wedding, and would
like to have you to otiiciate." "All
right, sir" he replied laughingly, and
we stepped into the ladies cabin, when
sure enough the couple stood waiting.
There had been several kissing games "
and several mock marriages during the
evering, and | supposed that this was
merely continuation Of the sport; and
so thought the preacher" who, [
could see had a good deal Of humor in
him and was inclined to promote gen.
eral good feeling and merriment. The
couple stood up before him Ga deal
more solemn than was necessary in a
mock marriage, ! thought,) and the
preacher" asked the necessary ques-
tions, and then, in the usual way pros
nounced them "husbanl and wife. !"
There was a good deal of tun after
ward, and when it was over, | left the
cabin and so dill the preacher" who
remarked that he liked to see the young
folks enjoy themselves AMI took good
deal of pleasure in contributing to
their fun; but he did not understand
why they should select him to act the
preacher. Just then some one called
me aside, and the old gentleman step
ped into his state room which was
next to mine. When | returned, the
door stood open and the preacher stood
just inside, with his coat and vest of,
and one boot in his hard, taking with
the gentleman who had played the
attendant" " and who las | came up
remarked. "Well, if that's the case,
it is pretty good joke, for they are in
dead earnest, and have retired to the
same state ROOM" The old gentleman
raised both hands as he exclaimed /:
"Good Heavens You don't tell me
SOL" and rushing, just as he was, boot
in hand, to the state room indicated,
commenced an assault on the door, as
if he would batter it down, exclaiming
Iain't a preacher" The whole cabin
was aroused, every stateroom door
flying open with slam, when the door
opened and the "Arkansas Traveller, ="
poking out his head, cody remarkedi
"OH boss, you're about t,OO minutes
too Laie."
II.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-11-01

SLAVERY EMANCIPATION IN BRA
zL.-Late files Of Brazilian journals
contain the following facts concerning
recent legislative action in Brazil on
this important subject. One of the
bills which met with the greatest oppo-
sition, appropriated eight million dol
lars, to be used to free about a million
and half of slaves. The ground of
opposition was the fact that this sum
of money was too small; one of the
senator's saying that by this bill only
ten thousand slaves per annum could
be freed. The bill, as finally passed,
approprlates a mach larger sum, while
the pay for each slave Is put at a very
low figure. BY this plan emancipa-
ton will be gradualI only children
born after the passage of the act on the
9th Of last month are to be at once
liberated. 1t ia thought that the whole
number of slaves in the empire will not
exceed a million and half a majority
of these are in the southern part of
the country. The sngar interest will
not suffer from the change. 1t is
doubtful about results in the coffee
regions, where the slaves are more nu.
merous. As the emperor favors eman-
cipation, the passage of the bill by the
legislative branch of the government
practically delivers Brazil from sla-
very
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-11-01

The inhabitants along the coast Of
North Carolina have been so much
alarmed by the prediction of coming
"tidal wave" that they have sent
emissaries all over the State to learn,
if possible, how prayer,meetings are
usually conducted.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-11-01

Nothing that is not a real crime
makes a man appear so contemptible
in the eyes of the world as inconstan-
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-11-01

A generous mind does not feel ms
belonging to itself alone, but to the
whole human race. We are born 70
serve our fellow creatures.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-11-01


Mr.. BEECHER BLEssING THE
THEATERs.-The Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher yesterday said: go for dia-
mond pointed pen to catch up all the
sweet truths, the noble self,sacrifices,
which this fire has brought to light !!
What heroic achievements More
than we know-not more than angels
chronicle. Let US waste no more tears
over Chicago. She is not dead but
slecpeth. Hope is characteristic of
that community. Manhood is strug>
Cling up in Chicago to>day. Men are
digging through ashes to lay hot foun-
dations. Is not manhood better than
gold? This spectacle is making the
country rich, and oh, the noble exam.
pies OF love? The Queen of England,
from her imperial throne, flashes an
ordor to Canada to empty the store
houses Of blankets and send them tc
Chicago, That touches my heart.
There is more in those blankets to bind
Canada and Great Britain to our hearts
than all England's muskets, and all
her ships of war. In our late wal
there was some feeling aroused between
England and this country. She has
touched the other side of the chord
now. The city Of London gives one
thousand guineas from its own treasury,
Thank God, there is one city in the
world that's got thousand guincas ia
givc-whose treasury is not completely
empty. Churches and theaters cons
bine in the noble work. God bless the
theaters! The whole world is march
ing to one tune; the drum stops, and
the heart of love beats, and that's the
music we are marching TO to-day"
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-11-01

parently satisfied, he lay down, and
was silent for some time, when a vig-
orous nudging in the side of his wife
proved that he had another idea. 81
say, wife" "For goodness sake,
what do you want?" petulantly asked
the sleepy dame, 81 say, you don't
use hair oil, do you?' "Of
course not. You know that as well as
anybody. Do for mercys sake 60 to
sleep" Another half hour passed in
silence, broken only by the solemn
ticking of the clock in the darkness.
Then there was another spasmodie
nudging; 81 say, wife, you didn't put
the calf under this bed tonight, did
you?" "Gracious mel" returned the
matron, "what is the matter with you?
OF course the calf is not under the bed.
VIII you never 90 to sleep| "Well,' y
continued her lord, sliding his legs
sideways out of the bed, "Tm blest it
there amt something live under here p
There was the sound of a scrabbling
round, partial uphcaval of the couch,
the quick gleam of white garment
making for the open window, through
which it disappeared. thrashing round
in the rosebushes outside-and all
again was still. The care Of the chill
dren has been awarded to the husband.
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SerfeigerHngen.
Gerualterss 0rrfanf
\ 1u,nehnnten nnh hcnnemen gnnhnhanfern

I'LL non
eTei gutgebdutcu uni beauemeu 9Ruhubdufern.
9rdIt rines ScIretes ocs 9rCie @cridte Der Sta6t
Baltimore plrb ocr unttrSethucte Gle Scrlunltcr aul
nfbeHo bgibricbcn, Mtpntda, q. gugut II, RGdlt
~nittdgs nm D ubr, ugriGuiea: ocn eias an Der
SloDct-Scitt Der wort AUenue, Is SuB 3 3ou HOTo
DclItd non AurnitrGBc d~ntGugtne uHo e0HH HpToipcit-
lid IN Der Nort Apenue ~ 6uE brett, init tlner gltlt
mdsigeu ydnge iueipetlib, parallel init AlCnittd6r
20 5u6 bic an cine 10 6uF brCtte Aatp fb criltticuo,
nit oeren @ebrGuhS.
Den Ia on Der SholucfzS eittoer SOrt.4rcuuc, 90
gus 2 SOU norelUetltb pom Der aueniirG6c dnlun.
geub unb oauu noroiUeitlib gu Der 6ort 3 Npenlc II
Sus. nit elmer ~glctbmGBtgcn Gieit, %lHoptttlih pa
rallCl nit NlcrltrdGc, 70 RuB bis an btlG0tt Aucpy
init oeren SeRrGubc, gcbeuo.
ECInCr:
ben Flat an Der RCThlpeitzSt oou Sprrou9 bitr.,
~ 6uB inolpttttb non G~ortzapcnne, eunn luoIueii5
lib an Der Sorrou9btru6e ~ buB init elmer glrlh
mdBiacu Itcie uoropehlid uno parallel NIT hort
Nutnuc, 90 Buf 2 SOl bis an cine iObuB brette Aucn
aebcno, nit oercU @cbrGuhr.
Die bciocu Critcn Yiuge tuo itoer NIT rtnem 3 rot
figcu iiegelftcincrnCn @uhnhdnie btbOut, uuo
ftno ou6 2. uno O.. Saue lUenlit BON Huenitr0Be; Der
3. RtdB III init ctnem 2 e nodiqeH SicnCliciHcrIicn
5auie, bas II. SGuS idolih poR her Bort Nueauc,
an Der Wcitleitc Der 9orrouabirdRe, bebaut. Ste
Gjrluo mictbt aui icocn Stat TT $50 pro 9Obr, wclht
init bcn AbgabeH uuo Der 2BGiiCTmictbe bis sum Der
tdutc bt5ablt lptroen.
&crtauisbcbiuoun9cu Gin BrttttbetI bGOr, bcr Gcll
in Is unh u Wipuuttu NIT Stniru, ~ mtincr Sulricotn7
belt gcGberti ooer aucs U0Or, ie uad Seltcbcn ots
Sduicrs.
Gtue au,abluus pom $50 inr ieSen Bio9 mus pom
0duirr bei'm NniNuit gcuuht metoen,
SeIpnre SuHp, ScrlUGlttT,
yff. 10, ct. BuulitrGgr;
us0,5,gLD O. ~. Gpper Sobur, Mutt.
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GermaltersS0 crfaui

I'm Bermalters=V crfauj
ipel NruneplIgeu, erume iiiSfrti,. al e%indhcer
areu,eue, an Der Sfticttc Der Cocfiehr.
gr1it eines SelreteS bee 8rets s@etihtce Der Staot
Baltimore mirb Der nutcrseid)netc Veriudlter dhl ol'
ientlider Auttion am Yiage Gonucritna, oen 81.
Augult, RabmittasS 4 nbr, nohitebenoes Gt9eaf
tbnin pertduten:
irase In Der Gntieruuu8 pom 30 Dut iho,peltllW
BON Der SiboIsSde oher Sdhneioun9 otr Seaeoha
unb @oofieira6e anianseno,; baum iaoiOeitlth .lnl9e
Der &uutiefira6e 80 Su6 gebeno; Damn lnoortih. Pc
rulel nit Btaeonitra6e, 90 SuB; oonn noroohlM,
parallel nit @oofieitrase, 30 6ub hne Damn nprolpet
lid In araber 2iuie 60 fyuB bis gum NhI0l9e.
Wr, 2 - Nm Der Siiooit 6 Sette Der .SootlenfidBe,
ipie bie,elbe FIR cine 30 isnB treite StroBe als5nle.9en
beabIihtiat iuirb, in ber Sntiernung Don 50 buB no
meillidl pom Der Siomeft=Sde Der Sootlez uno Sta7
| conltrdBe Orianqenb, eann Iioweilsid lan9s Der
GootieiraBe 30 5nB sebeHb; odrn oltltn, ttei 9speie'
| parallel init YeaconltraBe. 60 blBi Damn nofoolitn.
| parallel nit 9oofieftraGc, 80 SUB bt5 an tlnt ~ JnN
breite glep unb baun ldng5 beia9ter auep ooDnB us
sum Nnian9splage.
Wtioate 6eiSe 1idse ftno nit . 5rveiifodtgei bad
| i~einernen Wobubduiern, A i3lmmern ieosS, hehdut;
Yerfauisbeoinguu9en: el 3rttttpsll pn1I' oetU tt
In 6 uno f2 Wionaten nit 3infcn, ober Iues baar,
nab benz Yelieben oe6 Shutters.
~ q. y. Mens, Scrlpalter,
SIR. %, gpeiis Nouettettrahe;
CANT. q. ejoper s Sotne, Multi
Sfooit~Gde Der Cat uno NapetteitraBe.
QS5 STi,a,7,200, $50
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Neimcht.

Cine a66in uno Elm Niodieu, lpeldes gut ndbcn
fam, bel Siuci 9inbern. YiadlSuira9en bel Smtrp,
Gefe BON GbdricSfrahen@ une 9untingeon'
9ipcuue. HSO-6I
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fTTa Grrpalters. 0erfauj
~ q q, ( : 81 + uueei u II m

rtgiN pDu
~ a d, ( : 81 ru a ntbum
an Der
Comet, uabc eer NiSqnitbs uue SdpcticfraBe.
9ruit tines 3Ctretes os SreissQ8eridlts her Stnot
Baltimore miro Der unterjeihncte Beriualtel uut Of
i~entlidber auftion an Srt uno Steuc Iicnfag, een
%. Augnlt 1874, Radbmittass nm 4 ubr, oas nada
febeno beid,riebere Sigentbnm u~ertNnten, ndnlitD:
Zen gauien t6runepiat, IN Der Stdot Soitts
more gelegeR uno, ipie lolat, belfrleher: on oeI
Roroieite Der &omctfira6e, In Der Sntleruun9 pon 10
Nug oalih pon Der Z. Sinie bee aon5en al 9G. ..
Wlc9im ibcr,roDcncn Tlases, dntdnqeno; oann OF
lid, lungs oGr GometfraBe, II SuR Debeno! bonn
n0roildl, re6nuinteli9 NIT Der eoinetitraBe, bic an
cine 4 Sue breite NleO, bon Sobn Silnplon atsgee
teat; eaun nororuetlidj, ldngs beiagter Nnep, f2 g.,
nno ounn In gru6cr Stnic bis Bum Antan8c. Ss ut
hles ocriette Vtog, lueiber birb Sopbie Nrith In
elmer llrfunoe pom Z. auguit 1868 nro In Den Sanos
ardiuen in 2iber ~ ", 9r, 1856, foi. i93, etu9etrus
| aen, an 5cunie Dldrt5 lbtrtra9cn lUOrocr, elmer iabt
| iiben GirunomtCtbe oon $22 unterluorier unb init
| etnem siueir5di9en Jicaelitcinernen sSpbnbanie
bebdut III.
acknowledgement: Gin Tritttbcil bdar, Der RET
In gleldlcn Sublnnger In & tnb IL Wtondtcn, ootr Iute
BOAR, je uadj Dem Sclietei beS 3dnlers. Die ereotts
3obtuioen pom g,ertauistdge an !3ihien trdAcno lno
ourd Bur 3niriebcnbeit ocs ScriDnlterS tnoollrte Mos
ten ocs SGuitre geiidtrt.
Cine gnSablunn pon $3.50 pito petldn8t, I'M Vale
Der Gauicr nibt bic aan,e 01uiiummt bodr entrihtet
Scrrmamm \. Grownfsir, Seripaitrr,
yir. Sh, ct. YdulitrdBc;
o. ~. Gpper Y S0huc, Iuft.,
Shbots96c ber 8aOa uno Bapetttitr.
uSG, CO., ,IS,203.)
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3u ocrntietben

Cine ih6ue Ircunoune gaobnuug, @as, gpaier II
S%absjinrnCr, In Rr. az, SauUperftrafe uS5-
fSimr fhnnr MrIenrnhrit.
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stant.Mrniitrntnre. Nnrean,

baltimore, Den ~. Sult ISL.
"a BITE Sud6tH yWbbrudS Gcmmthatc eintn
pollen uu6 uub,iuiu %yrttt uuu bic Hnidgc uno
Wu1LWuoR tI IttWmg btJ CdIhuuufraHc ooH
orr lttrlntdr. bio lur yiric ycr Wttmor- unb Sum
uclIaH0iT1F. IN m,lutm Nursuu nltotrqtttat babtn,
TO made TOO Bigtml httGuut, oaB Ole Hlhrr uno
Nlaat utulhuih buitlptU tu StGbt hfBiftdtor6=
Nurr0u btg sum -. HuQut tsIi gun Gtnrtt ilt ale
iutrttiituyu IcTiuUtu pJpnngt itlu ptrhtu, nab
reno Ip,lhrr .1Ct non cCJ GUutticuua Der Com
bdJtdt b0llUu bthGt, arpraat,Ou ciulctrat Utrbtu
farm.
Igt 81 @ VI tpbu ". Rpbb. Nrli0IltpT.
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8crualtcrssS crfani
rfbupCem 9ruue5insircien G'iacutbums an
Der ShnnttSs. mnhc NImmllrnnc.


Der SbamcSs, uabe MnuIlrdnc.
Strait zines SriniiC5 oes arriSgerthto Der Sidot
Baltimore ,uirb ocr liuttrSethuctc ats &ruuoItcr
Wittippdb, ben ., IuIut 1871, RddimittaaN I'M
= lbr, an Srt uno Stelc bds gGuSr, IN OCT Stnot
Baltimore 9rIt9enc @rnnbfitd lutldee I%clQcuotn
nmiano bat, oltntIidl OcruuItiontren ldileu: IS be
ainnt aui Der g~torOitttc ecr Gbumeetrnfc In Der Cut
icrnnug BON 2i3 Su6 peittih pou ocr Noropcit7Sdc
Der Sbdmess luo NnnltrG6e; 9egt uon od an 3bdIncs'
itrdRc In lUtIiltbcr Ntttuna % sun melt bte ~ ecn
Der Baltimore Sbios @ileubobu zWeieui6atr gcbOs
rigeu @runoliitci ertrett ib btcruui an ecttcrem
nadl Notben ctiud 100 sur iurit bis an Cincn b~albluca6
B"iptiden Gbdme5s mo ponc0ftcritraBe bcituoiihcn
Yuntt; liuft nun nod Often, nit 3bOInteiraft pa
rulet, % GuB wCit uno icbrt enoiidl In lthlibcr Rtbr
tuug Gui elmer Srctc upn 100 5uG nab Dem YIN
laug5pnnttc iurht.
sic ooraui ~ntbtneer 9%ontihtCitcn iiuo Gin bret
f5dige6 StegclhCincrncs, q 6uG brcttce DuiS, Doe
ais gr. 100, 9bnmcsitrabc, bctuRnt III, uuo Elm
groRGS Sintcrgebduce; Ole e0tGIitdten lino lett uor
6ritori6 Stbtrit ole e~aotrbier Sulon uno aohbaue
6enuet, unb bic RabC oCs Commercial mo Opocrrt
9peritsu MAIDEN %oicieIben AUDI lur Gin Wdnrrnbdu6
eeetgnet.
8ertauiebcotHOuugru: = 8a0rBeto, erMejt in Swei
9letben Jtdtcn In 2 mo ~ Dlouaten, uocr NNcS baar,
iuie Der 9duier SrS pOrSiebt. Die 9orNpoltn itno
pom @ertoutStGge an ~ %uerstnirn uno our0 oes 9du.
itr5 yBCliel, mtlbc Snr Sulrleoenbttt oes SeriuoiterS
~inoOiiirt ieu mliicn, iihcrSuileuen.
Jobn .. Spipu, YerlualtCr;
u6S. 7A,B0,S) h. w. yicuuctt s. Spmp., Nutt.
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Serldtgt ptro.
Gin oroCntlther iunger 8urihe ais 9utiher. H0dls
~suiraaen in Wr. al. Observation-Disclosures. $50
Steaez0efuh

geeeu guten 9o6n elm orosntlihes Wdohcr iHr cine
6dnilie obue Sinoer, ipelhes maiden uno biigelr
Tam. Olau melOe iih io9leih in Tr. 40, 9amoper'
ftrd6e. 1888
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Srrmaltcrsz Nerfaut
.iI pCn
Yu6t- @ruuoctgcutbum

gruttltraHe,
SH Nul0t CiUCS GctrCtcS oC6 RtCic Ntrtbts ocr
Stuot Baltimore miro Der llntCrJcfHctc ul5 Srra
lpultCr AMI oIeutltdcr Mutton AT Svt uno Steilc
Wsittipud,, ocp %. An0uit 1871, WGdbmittdaS y
ithr, pcrtuuiCn:
zen sGnien @runspIdg init G;ebGuscu. in ocr
GtGot Baltimore Nelr9cn lne, mic iolgt, belDrlcbct,
ndmlib: on Der Shictc ocr RepubltcUnitr0Bc, IN oer
SutitrnuUg non 20 6u6 norollb pom or Gdc Oct
Gofbieite Der &rutt mo Der SnicitC Der Ncpnhit
~AsHrtra6c OnianQCnb; Damn nOrblid. iGng6 ocr,O}cs
pubtioGniruRc, II run gebcnoi Damn Oitlib, parallel
init oct Frdttiirdgt, 30 6uB i SOU, rtcbr oecr lucnis
grr; Damn lHeiih, parallel nit oct hcpublicanir0Rt,
Ii Su6; UNI Damn rcilth. In qtrGbtr Gtnir, 50 6t8
t Soil, %uuacidbr, bi6 Sun Iutaugc. init Dem 0ea
mtiuihaitibcn @CbrGudC elmer aleu, lUtlhc puroI-
lcl nit or 9cpuhIicuHir0Gc in bic @rottitTG6e ilbrt
uno In Der Original Nrtunoc lbct nrn 0anStn klug
dnaGilbrt IT,. @runoAino $50, bulblnbtlt0, on l..
Apttl unb 1. SttObcr, kublbar.
Die Sault6tettcn CTR. 5l itnb eth bUttltotipC6
iicgclacincrHeS aBphnhuuSm nit 8tler9rlboG, IlrJ
ti6 gebuut. grr Wruno5iu5 uHo bic AhgGbcu lpcrocH
bis gum &criGuista0c bCSGblt.
Yertaui5bcotu9uuaen; Die Sdlltc ta0r, her Mcit In
6 Ntonaten, obcr N1re bGur, nab Dem Ntlicbcu ocs
9duicre; bic Srcott Sablunacn Sjnicn tr0pCnh uuo
ourdl iur SufticocubUt bcS SupatttrS %inoOiiirtc Nos
ten gcitt'rt.
9uhu RGneuipb Suinu, W,rmor,
Shus. ". RrcbtntGn, ''"''''
yir. 20, 2Icit EuUetttfr.;
GamucI ~, Gopcr \ Gphne, Nuit.,
Slbolt GdcbU @GO= uno 6Ogcttgnr.
Use, 81 A, Z, POO
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- Tair 9abeii.
Sal,waKer>WaDcr.
ssate.sous. eiabtNrossn.ss

C5atesSoua, 2isbttra6ensSride.
Usbr. Sarrtjou ain @otes Sduie Der qigbttraBens
srilfs benadridtisen ahtnnsspol oas Fublttni,, oaB
fe ibr beliebtes Observation-Disclosures. psr9roeert uno
GueaebeiIert ba6en. Dir Saeeieit tdn9t lest an.
Nfue Ih6ne Nusudbl BON Se9els lnc J(uoerhooten,
1iSh ! Serdtbjtajten nno Sooer imiler porrdtbt8.
.Gdupper fin sBasen unb 9ieree; Gin GrpreBsg sa9en
,nadt Sic Ierbinbung nit Der Suo.S aittnorerG iletiz
hrinoeu. (ptai20, 3Witc)
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Sin geIegtes SrauenSimmer, I'M elm SiHo ai lpars
ten uno jun Ndben in Mr.. OF, 2erin8tonfrahe,
uS6-7l
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Mab, EIntniu,

Gini9e Grsmplare oes "Remen Surreipohs
fenteu" pom g., Z. 8. uno 8. Sttober 1863 lperosu
in Der Grpeb. b. Al. pCrldngt. u02-l
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Gin finSerloIes gbepaar lplnibt III einem ourdons
anItdnoigen Souie eines ODER yiuet mobllrtc .Stlnncr
fir 0dusboltung. Widu ~abreiiire unter SuhIioben y"
In Der Nkpet. b. Siattes. UoO
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E.slE- 0oaD Wrope.

goieicr bilbibe Q pmrns ersniignnaspIaB iutro
tIr nisIr Cation M ontas O, ben Y. SUM-, %erotnet.
Sic Oampiidiffe .Samusl !. Nens" oo.r"c baihs
piuu1 iueroen td9lide 5abrten MAIDEN, SonHabenes
xxab gonntaas ausgenoninen, nno ben yisr VI. 5,
si;nbts. am Suke oer Gambenftrabe, UNI 5 ubr Wior'
oeTs. 80, 4.30, $50 nno 7.t5 Wodinttta9s perlala
Mcraens, 2 80, 6, 0 nno $50 absnos. nne Is9sn an
Ser lberite am fSuse Der BonofraBe ieoes Wal an
Der ylag III mt aiefelag9e9sn, nelierl geeanoeh u.
{. 10. psrieben i~uorbent bic Ddoeoauer nno nsu "
baut unb ale bic often Sersna9un9sn,, slnlnneBtn
Der D{ujf une be5 IanSe5 ~ oenl Eapluon, Suau-
felu, Gijenhobn, Iennls, Sroaust e~atoullel, ooote,
Nijheu Il. & 10. itnb beibebalten unb nfue qintu9slha
iporSeu. Dos GB= nno ennib.. Stmnier, ,uiitsf otr auls
sidt oes Srn. ". Z. Yfeueii, w. nel > etnaetintst uhe
dann man refine, sut.sefobte Wlabi,etten ~. Staot'
Treilcu baielbt bahen. @nter aafteef all cine neu'
Getpooe BON idonem alien Saua 9cnndhh anttfff
sne Claims pon Den Sotu @rouer Initarns Seuen u
.r':sJbe ans ben bort aednterten @rbattungstdlten iper
yin no Sonorrs bsadtet. Sac 2 ooauaiiet.s taetilte'
psm Ii, seibsbafien unb Gin neuer yaptuon tnr eei
mmssmrsso " NON ,Etsersme, g9oter Sces, audlen u. !. 10
~ s,r, ucs;sSt, aeiu Nle, gBeir, Srannttuetn. ooe
" suss'SSfsrnpn s. pslG;ss b~strunten niadt miro ~oertaiiit
nm nis Sollp Grooe $ %g3oli5eJ blnret1sEo or9anltt
,uS untsrSiist Surh Die 81 ctrupplitpn : Woitsei, mir
a ~ NM NM sSe anosrn Weatin nnb Mncrerungen tiirbei
Ha,,t. nsr @eiuder pot s onu @rope aufrtht erbaltel
I'M mirS feiucn %sifafisn, oeien @eQtnipaIt nai wv
anS,sn mi ifaren icnutf. Gin
0alth arlutienai
fo6rt 90 Sentsi
niiIiens Bins1
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administrations Qln;ciae.

N1drlAt lutrb bl,rutt 1rNrbtn, ouG ilntrJetbntttr
ptriurbcntu Ccurq NrduniG SrbulttH bot. gue
bic Nornerun0m an tlci,n JtablaR bohtn, mstesn
eltrntt ouiatlorp.', l9'dE ntup o,u n.t9l9sh TIC
mo 0,ltruo ii MAIDEN, ubtr 81 Qtlunrttach onB tc
,brtr gulprNbc an ttriru EnNtaH gcicellh iGr OtIuF
MA crtlGrt lutrhCu mogcu. AuC, Die SabWHqtu an
tititu NahldR al mnUcu bIutH. urrbtu bittnIit aus
%Qtiororrt ioIht uuutSHaltN nulutrts1ihnt'cn 50 lcla
lCr NO Hlbt, 10 pr0 gtTtbtltb tiUNCihrlttn.
Nlpis Wlttd TtCiu,
u~ilsL7,0}l abmtnlhrutUr.
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Serfciseraasen.
". M. Snaiuan n Sphn,

y. $. Snaiuau II SObu,
Nprbneltede ber2eringtpn II. Gourtlanotr.,
SIuftipuatoreu une @rmueeiaentbuinS: NJ dfler.
NluftionSsS ertduie pom @runoel9entbuln, VT
tten uno Oblt9attoneu.
Serfduie BON mtobttien i'm Sauie os Slsen7
tbinlers.
Ssrfaufe non 9ferseu, Sieb, sSasen II. I. 10,
no IS iein mag.
Sripat: Serfdufe bon Sauiern, &dnsereien II.
0runfmietbe.
Slnleiben perfdjaft aui @tseBtbum in Der Stebt
nm nut ben Fame. (Srpt2tiS)
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80 Gartcnz uno TrudtzSdubftcllen
uuS Grmnoeiaentbum init Mafcrs
Nronten al Derfdufcn.
gBir baben gum 8ertouie7O0 @runoplaeeim Sdnoe,
untcr lpcthen iolgenee iiue:
80 Sdnc(iBe init 9Gno bon 1 his 100 Hdern 81
$22, 900 bis $50, 600;
"a ciritscs unt edge wsiibien nit eono oGbsi
Su $500 bis sos, 0U0;
i2 c5drtens une Srnd1t z pldBe Bu $15OO bis
$40, 600;
63 2aneaeucn une Ciruneeiaentbum init
Waferironfcn AT $t500 bis 100000;
aSiefens une @etraire /; 2dnefeuen 81 allen
BTeiien.
etiicn Der obi9en RtdSe tounsn inuniercm Siircau,
Sr. 81, Sesinstomftr., einaeieben lperoen.
(~Sunf6,iSt&tu) ". IN. 5emplennn s so.