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Smyrna times., 1874-11-04

AT North Adams, Mass, on Sunday night
two masked men entered the house of Mrs.
Sarah A. Bradley, tied her to chair, and
robbed her of $500.
Smyrna times., 1874-11-04
THE MARKETS.
MARRIAGES.

AUSrARD-IAT0SOn the evening OF the srd at the
dsnes OF the brids Delaware Street. by Geo. A. Phbu
D. D. Capt John Mustard Mrs Sarah A. Eaton all OF
snyrna. mo csrdS
oUsELEf-sTEVEN5ON-At the residsnes Of the brides
parents the 18th ult By Rev. q. D. Watson. Mr. Fred
Ouseloy to Miss Annie Stevenson, all Of Dover.
KADLEY-P1NDER.-Oetober2o 18th, By Rev. j. HouRh Mr.
James T. stradleY Of Kent county, Nd Miss Annie H.
Pinder. of Kent county, Del
CUMMINS-T0WNsEND.-At Smyrna Circuit Parsonage
November 3rd, By Rev W. B. Gregg Mr. Benjamin r. Cum
Minis to Miss Mary a. Townsend. all OF county Del
Smyrna times., 1874-11-04


If you want to buy good Clothing cheap go
to Kahn's
Kahn is the only merchant in Smyrna that
keeps stylish Hats, such as the young men in
the city wear.
J.E. Phillips s Co.'S New Stock of Spring
and Summer Clothing has arrived For beauty,
style and cheapneSs it cannot be beat.
". F. A. Wo0dcock, Dover, DelaUare,
Fine Watch and ChroRometer Maker
Men and Boys Clothing, largest stock, and
bound to be sold. Hats, Caps, Shirts, Trunks
and everything, at Kahn's.
JOHN W. Flick sells the best and cheapest
Segars in town; but the best inducement he
ever offered to smokers, is his one dollar brand
so Segars in box at one dollar.
]. E., Phillips & Co. have a nice line of
Hats, among them will be found the Pocket
Hat, the easiest Hat ever made for the head
very fashionable.
Kahn's is the only place you can get Sty-
lish Hat 1T you want to save money in
Underwear and see the largest stock 60 to
Kahns.
A nice line of we'll made fine Shirts at j.
T. Phillips X Cos. Persons in want of good
fine Shirts will do we'll to call upon US, as we
can beat the town in quality and price.
You know, you know that Kahn will have
you any peculiar kind OF Hat, Shirt, or
article Of Clothing made to your order Don t
forget the new Clothing House.
Persons ia want of Fine Ready. Made Cloth
ing will consult their interest by calling upon
u.s. as We have the largest stock in Smyrna and
are selling cheaper than any one else can do.
j. E. Phillips i Co.
We are constantly receiving additions to our
stock Of Boots and Shoes, and are buying
entirely of the manufactures 6y the case al
wholesale rates, which enables Us to sell very
low. Call at JohnsOns and see for yourselves
Psychologists say that our bodies are renewed
once in seven years. Tn. material of which
they are reconstructed Is the blood, AMI unless
it be tully charged with the elements of vitality
the strength and health of the system deeline
D all blood depurents, DR.. Walkers Vinegar
Btters is the safest and most intallible. Their
l. no disease, arising from deprivation of the
blood, which it will not speedily cure.
Be Your OWN PHYSICIAN There is n,
case of Dyspepsia that Green August Flowe
will not cure. Come to the Drug Store of Jas
7. HOtfecker, Smyrna, and inquire about it
If you suffer from CCstiyeneSS Sick Headache
Sour Stomach, Indigestion, Liver Complain,
or arrangement OF the System, try it, Two OF
three doses will relieve you. Ague Conqucro
is the only remedy in the United State tina
contains no Qlinine, Arsenic, or other poison
injurious to the system, that will cure Feve
and Ague, Intermittent or Bilious Fcvers, &c.
and the Chills not return during the season
Ii permanently cures Fever ami Ague OF lonI
standing.
Smyrna times., 1874-11-04
PERSONAI.NOTICE.

All oeers sailors aRd soldiers wounded pture1 injured
IN the late Rebellion, however slightly obtain
addressing. Dr. L. b. JACKSON.
Late Surgeon in United States Navy,
No. 7s7 Sansom ST. Phade phia.
Oc[Hst'-lJ Communications promptly ans~ered
Smyrna times., 1874-11-04
DEATHS.

GRRPIN-In this tOwn at the residence Of her father
Samuel Gnfhn. Esq, the I'd inst Miss Lydia A. Grim
Funeral at residence Tomorrow hursday) A. NJ In
terment at Brinzion Baptist CemeteryI
GARMAN.=At CLAYTON the sOth ult Solomon J. GArman,
in hrs 3lth year.
sIMPsOS1p Wiimngton. Wednesday morning. October
Ssth 1874 Mary L. daughter of Geo. c. and Eliza simpson
formerly OF this vicinity.
VIRDIN-Fe asleep ia Jesus October Sad. 1874 Clsmenns
Vrdn aged years and II days, beloved wife of William
Vrdn 1rs and 0 Phip and Sarah A. Marvel tbs
deceased beloved BY AL knew her. and ~ii be missed
not only BY her husband and parents but BY large
circle Of iriends. "a = 4 4. 4
Smyrna times., 1874-11-04

The forest fires in Ohio continue. The gas
i,mns at Lancaster, in Fairfield county had to
Ir lighted in broad day Monday, owing to the
Stssty Ct the smoke that rolled into the town
Eom The burning pine woods. Between Balm.
bridge and Bonneville, in Ross county, crops,
fences, live stock, aud houses have been
destroyed leaving many of the farmers desti-
tute. Measures are being taken for their re.
liaf
Smyrna times., 1874-11-04
FOR Fl SALE. il.

A STEAM ENGINE OF FORTY HORSE
rOWER, in good order. Said engine is located 10
.ae Hoffecker Mills and was used in dry seasons as
sne s motive power to the mill, but since The
turbine, water wheels have been pat in obey reqpr-
ing so much less water than the wood wheels) we
nave sufficient water TO run the mill all the year.
ne'eiore we will sell tho engine, with boiler very
"" and on reasonable terms. Address ll,L
-" HoFFEcRER L. HUNTINGTON.
SMYRNA, DEL-, Oct 23th, l674.-tfF
Smyrna times., 1874-11-04
ADVICE.

Take the open air:
The more you take the better
Follow nature' laws
Tothe very letter.
Freely exercise,
Keep your spirits cheerful, =
Let no dread Of sickness
Ever make you fearful
Take care Of your money,
All excesses lOathing,
And to be happy, visit
TOWER HALL for Clothing.
1t is ever pleasant to get good clothes for lit.
Tie money this you can always secure at BEN
NETT & co, TOWER HALL CLOTHING
BAZAAR, 5l8 Market Stree, halfway be-
tween 5th and 9th, Streets, PHILADELPHIA.
Smyrna times., 1874-11-04

TILroN VS.. BEECHER.-The suit of Theodore
TiIton against the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher
has been placed on the November calender of
thc BrooklyutN. W City Court, and it is
vromised there wir be no postponement.
Smyrna times., 1874-11-04
HOSIERY Il FANCY GOON

oil 9 (CreT. Moore 4 Luck, iIsArch street. Al
~ A->> STELLAR OIL. Safest out. apr. 29-ilm
Smyrna times., 1874-11-04

". f. A. WoOdcOck, Dover, DelaOare,
Fine Watch and ChrOnOmeter Maker.
Smyrna times., 1874-11-04

If you want to buy good Clothing cheap go
Smyrna times., 1874-11-04

MOudings Brackets, alusters Planning Saving Turn
ing WIT son. ILL., 49, 73 H. 9, 72l, 1913 North Front
ST., Phllaie phlA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-08-03

|
@incinnatt, 1. Augut. = Sn Galent
gen um ? lIbr in Sane 8ef's Wanuf fafturen-
| Waaren=Qager Seuer aus, meld,es ein groBcs,
oreiitodtgeS 9cbdube Serlt0rte. SaS 9ebdnbe
mar Gigeutaum bes Srn. 0amion 9pons uub
umfaBte Bed'S Wanniafturenwaaren Gager,
O1it6el's 2aoen, 0anion 0pon's Ntanufaf=
turpaaren 2aaer, bas Seriammlungsiofal
elmer tuobltbdtigen @eielit]aft &C. Salem
bat feine 00i6anitalten; es purbe jebof cine
meld)e bes 6euerS I'M 5 ubr Serr murOe.
Ser Serluit miro auf $4,000 geid)dtt. am
Nbeno porber ioQ ein 9faub BON Sbllaattoz
men i'm 9Sertbe bon $4,000 aus9efitbrt unb
oas 6euer angelc9t poroen letn, nm Die Gbat
81 uerbergel.
ct. 2ouis Mo., 1.Iggnit, l 0torgens.
= Sn GAIT ct. 9ouis ldeint lett Dtitternadlt
cine greBe Seuersbrunit 81 miitben. @8
criitirt Smildlen bort unb bier feline telegraz
pbiid)e Serbtnbung, 10 oaB feline beitimnte
gta6rid)t gegeben lueroen fann.
(Spdter.) - Oas Seuer in @ultzSt. 0ouis
mar bon feiner Seoeutung, obmobl Der beae
Seuerid)ein 2eute bieiieit oeS Slniies su Der
Inuabme oerlettete, baB eiue groBe Stuer5~
brunit miitbe. 9rei bDl;erne @ebduoe, alS
gSobnungen uuo gSirtbIhaften benutt, iino
uiebergebrannt. Serluit $4,000.
8atburt, N..Sr., l. auguIt. - 3itz
del's 0ampf<Sdgemiible in ytep-@aitle, lit
geitern abgebrannt. Sin iunser Mann, gta-
mems 3alorn, fpeld]er in Der Sdbemiible arz
beitete, fam in ben Slammen Inn. Ser Ser
luit lit iebr bebeutenb.
ct. 8 bomas, Ont, 1. Iu9ut.-Siinf
Speider Der .eouoou<YOrt- Stanlep, Sabn"
itno lamnlt einem 8obnbauie geitern abenb
nieber9ebraunt. Scrluit SS5 900; Seriidbe-
run9 $4,000.
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Scr &irG,emitreit TT 2Ntatamspprt,
HsenttSulpattteu,

0as argument in ses gtreitiaGe pes Sater
gtad aegen BEN giidof S'5ara mise am 8,
5. Nt. Dor Dem fiir3liA burA oas @sridlt fir
oieien Sal gum r0taiter IN gbancerp" er'
narnten 81. y. slllen itattiinoen. Die Nus
lagen bon @rpcrten iiber bic tnnere Oisclplin
ser fatbolilben&ird)e uno iiber Die geletlid)eu
geaiebunsen 5piihen 8ild)of uno Prteltel
fiil(en einen gansen Vano. auf Der Selts
oes SiidoiS S'Sara lteben als ggperte oeI
bohp. Sr. gSoob, 8iidOf bon philadelphia,
scr '6o6p. Or. @orcoran, Sbeologe bes na-
tifanii6en @ousils unO mebrere anoere. Satel
sStnrf fiihrt jp1np S5dd1e allein
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Selbitmpgs etnsS Waters TIT Seget;
tuart Sciuer SGtuncr.

8rentou, N.<S,, /. glugut. : Der arz
better SoIeph Saplor fum an1 9onnerItag
abenD betrllnfen nod toanie. CIV iiibrte' ieine
pier &inber in ein ytebeusebduoe, Sog ein3az
iirnleHsr unO idnitt Fdl nit bemielben Die
Gsble BON cinem Sbre bis sum anoerll ab.
9ie @uube mar ni6t tief Senu9, I'M augen
blidli9cn Sob berbeisufiIhrenr nuO Die atnoe,
.liefen ihrtienb hrs Sau5 Suriid. Iaploi
ltarb am 5reitas MOrgeu. IS mar pies Oas
uierte Mal, baB er i'd, in Der Srunfenbcit bas
Qehpn Ill reh111en nerludlte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-08-03
sSstlid,er Giienbabn=i,nfaa

Yong Bran9 Ms, l. Nugult. =
S5rau SSilliam gSeaoer fanb gcltcrn Wforgen
auf ben pisblanOS ourd einen llnial ibren
Sob, Sic ging ldngs benz @eleiie, als Der
3ug BON 9ieip 9orf beranfam lno pie SOTO
lllotioe ie erfaBte, ebe iie Belt fanb, ocrIelbeu
aus benz g3e9e SIT aeberl, sic erlitE 10 idlpere
Serleeuugeu, baB iie naa penisen WinHten
ltnrb. and) ibr Manu, ipelder lie su retten
periud)te, luuroe erbcblid) perlebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-08-03
Wuro lit ct, &oMis. : Set ntmtb=
taaklid,e Wt6roer rperbGftet. y

Sf, N0E NJ Wu.f T. AHgHE' = SugH
Gaiott, eiu farbiger Sod i'm n@ommereial~
6ouie," puIbe beute Niprgen inl untereH
5lur oes 6aules erito6en geIanoen. Gin an.
Serer 6arbiger, NamenS eamion, 1T auf ben
Geroad,t, Der MDro:r 81 ieiu, Oerbaftet NOR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-08-03
NeMe Mn;sigeu.
Sbrcan hes Gcbaube Snipeftars,

Bbreau nes Gcbdube Snipcftars,
Baltimore, oen 1. Auguit 1874,
Der @ebauoez Snipettor bat 9rlaubuiBz @eiute
um io9enoe SauzBruilesien erbalten -.,
BON Y. 6a9lbuit nm 2reppensan9, bei t6 i5uB,
binter Nr. t45, BurgunopzGlep;
Don s. Stn9slep UNI oifeneu S6uppen, 10 bel 20
SSuB, binter 9fr. 769, SlgbtItr.;
BON q. N. Spiler umSommeroab, gtr. Go, Roros
ponS. Brennan uln ofeuen shuppen, bel ii g.,
binter Ytr 5Ul, yBeifzSapetteitr.;
pon s.. y, Romer um offeuen Sdluppen, 10 bel 10
6u6, bnter e9prd,s, si9htz, na1e Wsfitr.;
pOu Srau SpenooDer I'M Saoejtmmer, bel f2
| 6ub, 9inter SIR. i55, Noro=@oenfr.;
BON S. u. &obr nm seittoiienen Sduppen, 1 bei
t6 Snb aats5 oT 2n StaIa5fiIn1 urre, q h.
| 40 Sup, binter Der "5nFrmaro," Gde 0reeH@ uno
| 2ombnrnftr.; .---l-
pon euans, Dap & Comp, um offenen Sbuppeu,
q bel 43 suB, htnter Der Gte Der Haturentz u Soz
bon 8, Sauimaun um ofenen Sduppen, bel IL
| f5u6, bIuter ytr. 20, Srunetr.;
| BON 3. W. yeacof I'm oIfeneH ShuppeH, bet II
! 6as, butter ytf. IA, Sio=6ultonftr
BON s. @lotSpeble um offenen S4uppen, ~ bell
SuB, binter gsr. 81, ytoroz 0urbamitr,;
| pOn 6. 6. Sar:gaH nm Stau, IA bel % 6nB, btn>
| ter Der fsort>Gpenue, nabe 6taitr.;
pom 6. gB. Nioifet < Sruoer nm Stau, t2 bel .
| Sus, binter Nr. .159, Sorreititr.;
| pom Srdu Weiienfeo um selhloiienen Shuppen,
ii bel Il Sub, btuter gir. 81, Sit=Saltimoreitr.;
pom VI. ". Oapio5on mn oifeueu Sbuppeu, bel
12 6us, bigteF Jir. l65s 9soraefti
| BON u, s.. Se5mer un oTtegtH Stuppeh, bel 8
| fnB, hinter SIR. 53j, Sig9tltr.i
! pon u. s. 2idner um Sommesoad, Nr. Go, SIos
@utapitr.;
BON s. j. 3opner um SabeSirnmer, bel 10 SUP,
| hinter Rr. 26U, .,Sapetteltr.
bon g9. 8oor5 nm Sommeroad1, Jtr. 81, Gsf=Sd<
pettcftr.;
BON s. 6Ianisan nm offenen sduppen, 10 bel 10
| 9uE, binter 9tr. 7, Sterrettftr.;
bon IL. NaSei UNI pffenen Sduppen, 7 Del II SUB,
binter SIT. 964, BeHuiplpania=apenu
| BON +. u. aong nm oifeneu Shuppen, bel 16
SuB, 6iuter Der Gte ber @barlesz uno oenriettaz
StraBe; -
bel 96 Tu6, hinter BET gde Der S4rooerz uupSootbs
Strase;
10 bel 12 SUB, 9iuter SIR. 266, Ioro>Sonbfr:;
BON 9. gsaag pm 9tisnss sduppsH, u bsl 10
o uon I. 3. Gon6on nm Sa6esimmer, IS BET 12 g.,
| binter BreBtman=, uabe Striferifr.
@r beaad3ridti9t oaber aue, Die eS an9ebt, oab e.
gamjtas, ben 5. Nusut, 8ormitto9s UNI 10 lbr,
N ieinsm glreau anueene isin Uiro. um bfiastss g
gu iaiien. Sm aaftrase: Di. q. gyatfims.
(1Sil gterf ofs @ebduoezSuipetters
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g9uls Mnaetaea.
Ser "@eieaiGaft ser Sremmoe''
Glenentars una S5otl)Idlute,

S0i1baros, ndbe ght1w Strabe,
Battimore, Vio.
Cine WrimartdluIe, clue 9tfaoeu,ie uuo elm
Soaege fnr SdInIer betoerIei GSsfdbIed1ts.
Die Groffnun9 oes 10. Sabres bteies 3nitituts bat
am 1. Septem6er 1873 ltGtteeianoen.
W'9en ndbere austunft fuenoe man fitb an ben
Yrtn'ipai i'm S6gi eotnle, DeI;be6 tdelit seoffs
netit.
eirtgiare scnn mou in ben SuhldoeH, in ytr. 264'
BGFss aoenne, gfr. 20, Jt0ro GntaDffrG6e uHo Nrs
800, Bet=9ombarb itraRe, heiOmmeu.
(Nu920, ,t2Dite) GIi ". 9amb, 8rinsipal.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-08-03
@erheerenpes Heiter In Wlid1faa.t

8ettsit Ntif., /, an9uit. = gu Mus=
fegon, Mid., brad selteru irib 8saer aus,
lpel6eS fat Die balbe Stabt serlt0rte. Sas
Teuer miitbete I'M 0ltliden Sbeile Der Staot,
nno man glanbt, oaB cine stn5abl Sabrlfen
serlt0rt wurbe. ;3ebu Sdnlergebierte wnrben
eiu 6aub Der SSlan1rlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-08-03
Dte fa,tfmarniide @aentmr bon
Il. o. Dunn & Comp,
SQl ttmore.
10Af

q I D I
(@fablirt i'm sSuni 1841.)
Steies gtablienent lieiert (nur an uuteribretber)
lie nothiseu oetailirteI Sniormationen bniihtIit
ser Steluns SerantfpoItlthteit &C. uon 8aufeuten,
odnblern IL. ~. innerbaIb Der Ser. Staaten, Ter
dtoren unb Sritdlzgtorb=gl =glmerita; auh lieern fit
Elm NeferenS BUD, DelGe5 Die Namen BON mebr.
ais 10000 Sau1euteu (. M. uno bereu Raten une
oie Stelun9 oerieibeu ent9dIt. gs if bas compile
tete uuo ausseoebueite Spiteni, iueies iemals iur
SeauemItdteit Der Sauta unb SanoeIsbduier uno fiji,
ole ausemeine Serbeierune uno ben S6us oes Sanz
oels or9aniitrt nuroe. 90 3pei9blreaus baben mir
wel9e in ben bauptid6G6jfen Stdoten fiuo; uuiers
SrIet6tcruu9en topuen ni6t ibertroffen peroen.
gSu. o. SearIett, bieripobnenoer @ompa9nou.
sB- Sdui9e Gnipri6e tperoen eiEseSo9en uno @ts
ttttsiaden i'm Alaemeinen beiorst. (San2t ,tSf)
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Sr6u0e,

ben. Die 9speismittel, melde geser ibn
porliegen, iino inoeB nidt befannt gcmad)t
iporoeu,
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SentSa3e nno engiif6e SamIe.
81. Gnapb,

Gde DON 9OHI0ap SlroBe unb Oranaea
Nllep.
gS nirb bon 5uoii Sebrern uoIadneioer ReoIr
Spradb<, Sdreib=, 9eiaug= unb 3eihncus unterriht
ertbetlt. eetttonea i'm SranSohen uno eateiuiiden.
foiute i'm @lapterlpteleni aui &erdu9en bebrSilber
Mraeten 1T cine xehyertn an9efteEt. Dit Der Sdue
LIT etus 2EfndHtalt pertnip; aud tpereen @5d,iiIer
tI StoI uno eo9is 9enonmen.
ytdbere ausfunft ettbeit Der hsr gns,ott
3. smapp, Sds Don 9oaiQ s1lrGse unS Sranoss
~A'" (San,tSl
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,,Gorreipoaoent 8 9aae, j"
aotres'H, @nrlefuaaem,-
MIA afxaf[1t n n on ~ n

aF gbentaas Elm srobes, poafanbis einsesidtetea
YerIammlunss= 3t1nmer, HauIn fir 175 4,erioueu i'm
Sfpeiteu StodiDerte oes @ebduoes.
gBegeH ulberer Nusfunft meHoe man t an Il.
Ratue i'm @ebdube lelblf,
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Sslssrapbii9e 9epeidetl.
s9epeli)e,t.
sSt sSrIano tpe9ett WtorosS
t1rrfa a ffrf

: 8onon, l. ausut. = Sci Der bieiigen
gtaatspoilsei lit pie Melbung ein9elaufen,
oab 9bonas Gahtq ant bic Belhnlbisung,
aul 3. Sesbr. porigen Sabres bas 0ienfnlabs
den Bribget 9anoer9an i'm 8eSirf bon 9or=
DIETER ermorbet su baben, in Srlanb perbaftet
poroen 1T. GabtG ipirS bort feitgebalten, Bis
ser Musiieferungsbeiebl BON Der Sunpesre=
Saierund eintrifft, nnb bann silriid na9 goitou
frausp5rtiyt fperasu.. @abill pobnte bel lei
uem Slater IN Der SrtIfaft BatabHla uno
tpurbe BON eeuten In Srlano eieies uamlihcn
Wtorbes bei1uibist, eine &eidHlbisung, se<
aen ipelbe er fd nit allerls, 8eoen sn per-
thpihiner 5tfflte
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@ermtfGte 9epeid)em ans
ysetu=gDorf.

9fep Norf,2. Nusuit. = 9bomas
9roofs, pel6er ben SaWes DieGaHn an
Wtontag Morlen auf Der 9anoitraBe 5luiiden
9teparf unb Seriepz@it1, N.<S., bur6 eineu
ShuB t0otlid perlpunOete,iit 9eitern BON bem
@ororer aus Der Saft entlaiien morben. 9ie
Surp bate oas Seroitt abgeseben, SroOf5
babe in SelbitperlbeiOi9ung gebanbelt.
= 8anfbertdt: grleibe nabmen ab I'M
$2,l55, 800; Spe5ie I'm 81 1853, 200; Depot
ten I'M 81 ,572 900; Die geoteu Girfulation
I'm $540O; 1egal Senoers nabnen 81 nm
ss,lQ4, 100; 9leieroe nm 81 ,144, 100.
9ee Stmserranb tniro episemtid), &,
Seriep=@itg, N.<S., l. au9uf.
@arrie Siabea 9ibliu, eln biibid)es 13=labriz
ass Mao9en, miro ieit benz IA. D. Dtts. aus
ibrenl 6auie, gtr. 1853, @ropeitr., permiBt
6ran 2ibliH 9lanbt, tbr Sinh iei 9eraubt
isccrsen.
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Sauts Nn3ctgem.

WV y WV
Sereiniste Seutid)e Saaf,
ste oer SaItimoreftr. II. Z, oitz . SifteesaIOenu
i'm @ebiu6e oe5
.Deutidben @orreip on oenten."
oom Gage Der 0eponirun9 au7bs Sn oemieiben Oa'
ltto BON 8 ubr UioreeRs bis ubr giahnittag5.
Sobu Sutitb, Brdibert;
SlemeHe Sfteuoorf, YcezBtdI.
3 rettpren:
So6n Smitb, Sob. 93auernIhmiot,
fSrIuS Olepb, SaIentin 3oner,
@brtropb Ireujer, sluoreaS Som1nH,
Clemens Sftencotj, SOB. y. SiBnet,
Wiid}ael Sllbert, 5ohn oooe5.
5. gB. @erfeu,
(stoo6,tO &ari gSeitrtdI, Rdirer.
9eMtidle Sentral Saul ppn
Baltimore
TT Rdiue's @ebauoe,
SaoioeIt=fSde SSattimurcitr. uno 30. =Mpe-
SiTen td9Iidb bon bis lbr,
SepoIitoreu er6atcn S SSroseut 2tuitu.
@bsdS geben ourt 6ds rGeartn9 Soule."
Gonrao Wtein, Yrdiioeut;
MIeuit SeaDeg, 8tee<Prdiioent;
St1ett toren:
Gonrao @ciS, auer. aranr,
Mn9ujt &,catues, Souis Wath,
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e. s.. &tdjci, :. -. pon Der SORT,
gSiib. s.. 23etoe, SOB. = Seus,
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8altfttlore
fir an[nranff Wf6ff.

8Qlttm0te
.tire .3u(araufe Wfiff,
spsweft.asde bon eeutb. t.ms eBater. etsats.
bieie @eienidaft perii4crtt tortmdbrenb seseu Wer.
tul ober Sdaben burd Dranouuslid iofpo5i IN Der
stoot, wie TN eanoe, ole Nrsen pon gisentbum,
@obnz. saosnz unS b, ,Waarsnsduisr, San6slssits-,
afsroauz zEroentte, Noeeln. 9aus @erdtbl9aiten.
TN Sau beariTene ooer i'm Sateu In 9abuua beftnbs
;the Sa5r3euge Il. {. tp.
3as Girrftortum beifebt aus toIsenben Serrens
Wm. q. $ arrilon n, Brdioent;
Geo. VI. Biders, s. b. &Gpff,
Ddpio .. WiIiou, s. 2o6t. Senfins.
Soiia1 Bennington, 9, Dtorton Steipart,
Sraaci5 Z. Sing, .. e. Refpcomerr
6eurp Carroll, 9rptle Soriuis,
ii. 9. Steuort, u. ". 9aplors
2Sal. 5. Brune, Serdel eoleus
@eorae 6. Sareiion.
agp!i.attons 9ormuare HIe & wsi!sIs gs bItd9t asss
bic G3eelltait ipiro III Der Strce, SuODe1t=@de Dor
Sputg= unb 98aterf,raBe, ertbeiit no aud aae s:nf=
trdse ioiort erleeist neroeu Serfderan9en tgsroen
aut iraenb cine Srit an9enonmen, foel1e ocr Appls
eaut mini ten mag.
(Sjant,1Sl) st. S&o0oW0t19, Sett.
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Nermii@te Qln,elgen.
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II t,t 9 100 en-.
s. SaneD
tff BON gir. 141, Weit= Baltimore, nad Wr. 50,
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groBer SOtratb uon
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5oiletten> uno JaucHzetrftfei
All ,ebr 6ileen Yretlen Su iinoen ilno.
3. S,aneS, Str. 35, Tpro>Gbarlesss
e!ne thine oberbab Der geTtn9ton StraBe'
(0eSi2,lSO
Grflarung.
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perauIen, um unIer 9ei6dft ou5u9eben, 10 er9relen
mir piee G5eiesenbeit, nm unieren 8unoen uno oem
Bub1fuin aasIieieeu, oab mir uuer @ei6dtt d. t
ausebsn onosrn nun MeMtdenbaare sn
rer. gSir babeu 100 5aarse1ebte bon Si.50 bis $40
pro Stit, uelde mir gum aotenpteiie aetaien tsrz
ner 1900 garbs 6rtettes su 80 Gents uuo tbeurer los
ipie Elm Gasemsines Aliortiment BON Sa9rwaaren,
SaarbirItem, Rdmmeu II. YarIimerie'u II. Dian Iprehe
ror in SIR. 62 seriustonrage, uno beiebe fitb Die
Baaren 3. ScGunefefs
lGnuof tSgo y{r 60 4crinQtouStrQfe.
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BImti9e MTaire. - llniere io5tales
3mitdnoe.
8uifpn, 2. Ausuit. - Cine Spesialoe-
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etten, Der an9sbl!@e 8allder pon e!allIOrnl=
ihen Staats >Sbligatlonen, welder III Srcn=
ton, N.zS., perbaftet unO nad benz 5nOlonz
@ouutp=G =Gefdngnilie in SerIep=@tt9, N.=S.,
gebradt puroe, nm Die anfunft zines Yolt=
3ilten aus @alifornien abSuparten, nabm
geiteru abenO 2auOanum uno plro on ben
! y0irf1uasu hes Cities mahrldeinlld iterben.
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2Sed)lei,
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5b 6itte alle Aui9aben alpobeHtiib bis OUunerz
ftaa Dttttag gu mabeu, nm un9eidtnte BeIor9uus
aufjebeH Saiuita9s@O Oanfgier ned europa bewerf@
aelfeeu Su toHHeH, y. yso!ne,
gde 9ufttmoreftr. uno BoftoIfice< Npenue
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ausierttsnna nnn goamadDten.
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ers, as last resort, dug several feet below
where the central jar had been. They did
not find the treasure they sought but they
ascertained where it had gone.
They came to water, and thus discover
ed the solution of the mystery, and what
had robbed them of the gold. They stood
on mere alluvial crust of oozy soil, I'M
der which the water percolated at some
depth below. The moisture of the earth
had softened the jars, and the weight of
the treasure had carried away the bottom
and caused it gradually to sink lower and
lower, as in quicksand, until it had drop
ped into the water, and of course out of
sight.
There was nothing more to be done but
to abandon further operations for the time,
as such result had not been foreseen and
the means for raising the money were not
at hand. But the following year the doc.
tor returned to the bayou with pumping
machine and ample apparatus for his pur-
pose, and after much labor was partially
rewarded for his trouble.
Doubloons and guineas, vases and catk-
cts of precious metals deliberately chased,
the handiwork Of skilled artisans of vari-
Gus races and ages, gems of price, which
had long lain concealed in the slime of the
forest again flashed in the sunbeams. But
all the lost treasure was not regained; some
of it eluded the closest scrutiny of avarice
and enterprise, and still lies buried forever
under the waters and the sod of Florida.