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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-03-13

NJ; Abram Evans. an esteemed 81;
;-.,, zen "t Miller township. Perry c5nuty, -
Ntl'eI on The railroad short ,listsncs,,' WIS WIS
n Ne, newport on Saturday afternoon " ~
- 't,,S was walking ON the track at the ri,,
M n',;' occurrence, and seemed to ,,,
enginee ','s't f no 70 tIie alarm sounded bv The
N",n west 10y which he was '.'l',,G $50 me man
SIantiy kliIed His terrible rste n 's,o .5 m
''''''so Oy al his acquaintance. 'i''S
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-03-13

We are paint.l to announce the sud-
den death OF Hon. Charles Sumner.
which occurred At Washington city on
We ines lay last. We have no space
in our paper tLi5 week to make any
conncnt5 on the sad event.
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-03-13

lean anti, to hn, 1narles Kingsley wants IN Amer
Boston 80 Pn,y, u; Westminster Abbey. The
"''lSes him 20 take Dc,!er,
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The Western Hotel and two adiaiainr
bujidmg7, IN Pittalurg, were burned on
Sunday last. ". 7. Bradley, OF Bgi4y ye-
port, CofE., Terishod in ;Ls flames.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-03-13
gis "Dsc5 EEanazs'' @t Lsarrls5s...,J.

No more glaring robbery was ever
perpetrated on the State Treasury
than is annually committed bv the
Radicals in the Legislature in electing
a horde of subordinate officers in both
the Senate and House, who are more
for ornament than use. and tT0-thirsjs
Of whom have literally nothing TO do
except to hang around the capitol and
regularly draw their pay. Almost
ever Radical member, y hen he starts
for Harrisburg, takes with him his
pT0tegs, whom lie feels bound to eIe-
vate into one Of these sinecures at the
expense Of the taxpayers Of the State
In the article below, taken from the
Harrisburg Patriot, this arraut swim
die IS fully exposed. Il richly de
serves the open and uRiisguised repro
h2tion OF every honest man in the
Commonwealth. Who will dare defend
the app@.utneut OF lC0 Of thgce use
less officers hy a Legislature which
contains only l33 members? Il is
done at Gn expense to the State Of
$4,000, and IS a shameless fraud in
every aspect in which it can be viewed:
The HLcral;ty Of the present legislature
X IN fulldisI lay, not toward the best friends
OF most Of its members, the newspapers,
which 50 iunuceutly advertised tile consti
tUtion hT order If the Secretary of the
Commonwealth, hut towards itself As
lr. BTham cannot, without an appendix
get this story into statisticll form for
service in the elections of this year. il is
here proposed to show how literally the
present general assembly has provided for
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-03-13
THE REMEDY.

ne board Of Public Charities asl, tJ,s
iLsEiS.aIure to give i. power to appoint Wis
Ho'S Tor he jailS aud ain shouses of the
9.a'e' and also power 10 cause the renewal
"l such cases as we have described 70 n-a
o. the Safes hospitals. These six men
L,"tllNS away their lives in these loaihsome
denS. can hc either cured or -, ,ast,,.,l ~.
to be made comfortable and c,r,,,,,,.f,.,.I. -
h"ppy' he poor girl can he clothed and
hl""e decent. Possibly orthopocdfc sl,nI
may give her the use Of her limbs. and She
may be provided with peaceful homo j.,
lHe institution at Media. This is the. -
WORK That the Board of Public Charities i
J''.'lS JS ana there Is much of 1t yet tn be
"'le' ana The State must see TO IT iI,,+tt,;
agency Is fully armed farits ms
caaraged ineyery effort to wine of the -,
Sl-'ln 'hat such things as we have tn'd -
by nave branded Upon the ciyilizatio, oF
Pennsylvania. '-'''oi OF
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which pelvadcs them. How anr animal
life can be sustained amid such Tneubitic
denominations iS mystery whiGh We can
not solyc. Again and again we wele
driven to the outer air for gasp Of purer
breath. and tie horrible eflluvium cling
to our clothes for hours after we had left
the dreadful spot miles behind us
In these cells, nedGed down upon this
straw, breathing this horrible atmosphere.
are
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-09-26
Burt's Celebrated Shoes

We have just received small in
voice of these justly celebrated Prize
shoes, certainly the incest and bes
work in the United States. We shall,
in the future, keep full stock Of them,
to which we invite the attention of all
those in want of REALLY NICE and
GOOD article.
GETTINGER s. HOKEg.
BIondsps Baildia
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HIDES AND LEATHER.
r. HUBER
TANNER AND CuRR1ER
MARTINSBURG.

Having leased the Tuscarora Tame
ry for number of years, wish to in
form the public that l will pay the
highest market price in cash for HIDES
and SKINS, delivered Mt my Currying
Shop and Leather Store, on
QUEEN STREET,
near the B. g. o. Roilroad, where / will
constantly keep on hand, for wholesale
or retail, Oak and Hemlocl
SOLE LEATHER, BRIDLE, NETT
HARNESS, COLLAR AND
BETTING LEATHER,
Buff Upper, Wax Upper, Kipp, Calf
Skin, Morocco, and Topping of all de-
scriptions, Innings, &C. Also, COM
plete stock of SHOE FINDINGS,
SHOE LASTS, BOOT TREES of la
test styles, Nails, Pegs, Thread, Web
ing, Eyelets, Sand Paper, Avis, HATS,
Hammers, Pincers, Knives, Rasps, 8c.
| can supply boot and shoemakers with
every article in their line on terms that
will defy competition.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-09-26

Locomotive whistles are now
kept quietaround the depot.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-09-26
The Great Remedy.
Are you afflicted or sick? Use
FAFIRNEY'S
Blood Cleanser Or a.aacea,
1t acts as Physic and Tonic at the
same time. 1t Regulates the
Liver and Cleanses
the Blood.


Call at Bridges or any Of your city
DrugStores and get bottle, and copy
of the Health Messenger, which con
tains history and testimonials of the
medicine.
Read the following testimony, from
one ofour most reliable citizens
MARTINsBURG, Jan. 1874.
DR.. p. FAHRNEY, Bro. 81 Co..
Gentlemen My wife has used sew
eral bottles Of your Blood Cleanser or
Panacea, and has been benefited by
using it, and thinks it will do all you
recommend it to do, and can cheerfully
recommend tito the public.
Yours, p. N. HOFFMAN.
va Be sure you get the genuine. =
Prepared by
DIR. p. FAHRNEY, BIO. & Co.,
Waynesboro', Pa, and Chicago, Ill.
JANIS
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lr. s. u. sMyers,

Once No 4 West Martin Street, pear
Lu heran Church,.
vpr. 4.74l yd.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-09-26

VEIILL attend to the Real Estate BUSH
wv ness in all its branches. Will buy
and sell lands on commission. Persons
having Land or Town Property to sell,
will consult their interests by placing
them in our hands at once for advertise
ment. All business pertaining to lands
attended to. Titles examined and taxes
paid, when requested.
Nov. wv
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-09-26
GOSSIP
Etna has ceased to erupt.
Just Luke at Poland now.


Just Luke at Poland now.
A Colorado chieftain has offered
his hand to Grace Greenwood.
Paris boasts the most 'modests'
man.
Mr. Ginx, sir, has arrived Ia
Canada.
Hard cider will be plenty "
election day.
Queen Victoria las put on her
balmoral.
All inery is sign Of llttIeness.
= Lavater.
Fairs arc in order now. And 50
are fowls.
Thomas Bowling is tough, ana
will run again.
They have sseven-year-old colts
in Vermont.
Hint to storekeepers: 70 make
money-Advertise.
There are 100000 more women
than men in England.
Mr.. Hurd, Barnum's treasurer,
is his son-in law.
Ungrateful Marshall Baxaine
never mentioned Mime. Baxaine
in his letter.
Overskirts have been on the de-
cline for year past.
Prince Napoleon's estate on Lake
Leman il offered for sale.
The Prince Of Wales has bought
another bull pup.
The bards still fail to produce q
worthy Centennial hymn. Is
You can't finda bit of magnet so
small that Is hasn't two poles.
Not half the Summer resort
bellies are really bellies.
A punky fence rail Is q dainty
meal for grasshopper.
Candy shops adjacent toschoola
report a brisk fall trade.
Prince Napoleon's estate on
Lake Lemon is offered for sale.
lie was grieved by the Luke
warmness of hisconstituents,
Cincinnati has just opened y
brand-new Grand Opera House.
The most toneish kid gloves are
embroidered and "welted.
Sin has many tools, but q lie Il
the handle that fits them all.
Lyndan, VT, has couple whose
longevity foots up 202 years.
Butler declines 10 regard him
self as o political cadaver.
The question is raised, "Can q
man who full of the milk Of HUI
man kindness eat lobster with
impunity."
Ofone hundred and fifty Post
mistresses in Pennsylvania, not
one, it il said, has ever proved
defaulter to the Government.
An enterprising furrier "respec
fully announces to ladies who wish
genuine furs,t that he makes muffs,
boas, &C., out Of their own SKINS
A real estate owner having let
all his houses but one, asked "A
that inlet house was his last.
Eyes, last, but not leased" was
his reply.
"NIary Jane, have you given
the goldfish fresh water 20 mo
ma,am. What's the use; they
havn't drunk up what's in there
yeti
A Brooklyn husband comfortt
his wife for the loss Of their little
three months old by reminding
her that there will be more room
or the clothes line now.
"a Tennessee man wrote his
will on paper collar, aud It passed
afely through the courts, altho1ghg
little unhandy for filing" a cho-
Ieric fellow.
Great Britain derives profit Of
one per cent. from its mangement
Of the telegraph lines.
Alexandra Dumas was asked
why the gallery of a theatre was
called Paradise in France,
An Illinois stump speaker who
"carried four rebel bullets'' AZ
proofs of his patriotism, was found
to have them in his breeches pock
ct.
A woman sixty years Of age
was burned to death at W0lfb0ros
N. H., Saturday evening.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-09-26
HAPPIEST RELIEF

One UTS AND BRUISES, the action
of COSMOLINE is almost magical. II
promptly applied, it prevents soreness,
and the wounds heal very rapidly.
FOR PILES. it has proved to be an
unequalled remedy, and many sufferer
has blessed the day of its Introduction.
FOR SKIN DISEASES we can recon-
mend it with the greatest confidence, e.
pecially for Salt Rheum, letter, Eczema
ETC., and Teething humours.
We might go on enumerating the many
other conditions for which is is une-
oualled, but will only add that wherever
there is inflammation from any cause, cos
MOLINE brings rapid and happy relief,
and will be the
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-09-04
Selesrapjii@e 9epeiiben.
Standardization
sfms Der gunoesha,,ptitaSt.

Wa1b 1btngton, 3. september. = Der
Sberbunoesan,palt gSilliamS febrte bente
Ntorgen BON &aibington ua6 Song Sranb
suriid. Sefr. Selfnap lit glei6falls htcrber
suriifqefebrt nno i'm &riegS Ocpartenlcnt
ianb beute ere @ouiultation itatt, lpelfer
Setretdr yriitop bsilpohnte; aud Senator
Chamber, ipelder ioeben ans bem SiiOen
suriidfebrte, rpuroe su ber Seratbung hinsu=
gcsoaen. Sas Geiultat berielben lit nidlt
befanGt genorDen, man pernuthet 1trod,
baB in SeSug auf bic Serbdltniiie i'm Siioen
euersilde Dinbregeln ergrifien lpsroen.
- GS ,ptrb berihtct, freiltdD obue oflistelle
grmGdttgung, baB Der Sberbunbesanmalt
bette eine Sroer erlaGen miro, III ipeldler bic
9unfesmarid,due BET unrubigen Onhitte
ermGhtigt tperben, cine posse commitatus 5u
ernennen, Inn alle @epalttbaten nieoerSubal=
ten unb ben Diientihen SrieDen Su mabrer.
- 5enator Selr unb bas @on9reBnlttglteb
Spp6er BON 2ouiliana, Senator Spencer
uno Superintendent Sans bon Ilabama uno
5enator Batterlon BON Siib=Garoliua batten
ARRANGEMENTS getrofen, uad Gong Srand)
al reiien, nm bort cine llnterrehnng nit oenl
Yrdiibenten @rant su baben, Ga ieOod) Der
Sberbnubesanipalt beute Morgen pon bort
3uriidfebrte llnb Snltruitloncn on Die Mfar@
i9alle in ben Siioitaatcn erlieb, 10 btelten ne
bic &etie nid1t mehr fir notbmenbig.
- Wiari6a1 Yadarb BON 2ouiitana bat
Dor mebreren 3a9en Sruppen requirirt, unl
Serbaftuugen i'll ienem Staate pcrnebmen5 5u
t0nneI.
- equator gSeit piinidt, ba6 Die Srup=
pen bon ooaD Springs nadl 0etu=Srleans
beorbert merben, neil er glaubt, baB oeren
amueienbcit etne quite moraltlde Mtrtun9
nuSiihpu mer6eu
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Guropaiid)s GabelDeriGts.

SeitreidI.
gSien,3. Sept. - 0aS Central Soft
giireau murbe 9ienitag Nadlt Don 0iebea
beimgsiud,t, lueld)e iiber 2oo0 Sriefe nit
nabnlen.
@uslano.
9onbon, 3. Sept. - Der belannte
ylopelilt Ntidlael ganim lit NIT Sooe abge=
gangen. 0erielbe lift ein Sruoer oes beriibnl.
ten irldnoiiden ytouelliiten Sobu Sanim,
nno lpuroe 1896 in &ilfennp geboren. gr
half lsinem Sruoer bel Der abfaiiuna Der
Tales of the 0 'iIara-Family, uno lit Der
Seriaiier bon ''The Croppy." Inter anoe=
rem gSerfen lbrieb er au6 Die "Clough
Fioun," oSer ''The Stone of Destiny"
Warft nnp S6rte.
9onbon, 8. Septbr. - @unnls 92l
fir @eib uno 92a fir Srief. - @rte 314 -
321.
Qiperpool, 8. Ssptbr. - 8aumuOlle
SberI 8 81 - Srl 81
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obern Bed beiinblidJe Salonfaiiite bot ben
6lammen reidlid,e gtabrung uno fab Die in
srpiifen berbeiseeilte Seuermebr, baB an eine
Rsttung bes Shtiies nift su oenfen mar.
Ales, mas iie tbun fOnnte, mar auf 8ettnng
bes piers unb Der in unmittelbarer gabe
lieserben 5abrseuse beoafyt gu iein. Gin
smeites AlarmFgnal bradte Serltdrfnng nnb
bic Seuerlpebr iab iif mad einitiinbiger arz
belt genDtbigt, bas Sd)iff ansnbobren, nm
iueui9itens nod ben Strmpf su retten. Der
Yoll3eibampier Seneca" uno Der Nenerz9ez
partement=0 0ampfsr y6uller" itationirten iif
Dor benz brennenben 9ampfer uub ibre Se=
miibuu9eu, pereint nit benen Der Seuerwebr,
permodtsn es, bas Sd)ifi anSubobren uuo
gum ginfen 81 bringeu. Die y9tiper Scae"
lpar @isentbum Der yNmerican steamboat
So" bon Bropibence lInb BON tieler OIL Die
,,Soutbern @iienbabn" bon Seem Sericp aur
elm Sabr permietbet. Sic mar Dor brsi Sab
rem BON Sanouler in @reenpOint erbaut unb
lpuroe pon 9apt. Seni. aaen beiebliat. Ser
@ertb bes OampferS mar auf 100000 per=
ani1ia9t unb miro Der Sdaben auf $4,000
geitdtt. lleber BEN llriprung bes Seners
oerlautet bis jebt nidtS gfdheres. Ser ga.
pitdn iost, oaB. ais er itt 5u Sette leste,
4Qes in gsbDriger Srbnuns mar, unb lit oas
Seuer mabrideinlid burd) SelbtentSiinOuns
entltanoen.
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Gnropaiid)e SeritJte.

- GS lieeen intereIIante 8eridte Dor iiber
bic 3te1ie oes YrGFoenten, Wt ar d) q [
Dt acDsahon. 0aa ofiisiele Ibeno=Sour.
nal, bas Bulletin 6raHeals," briust folgeu
ben Seri6t: y9apal, II. augua. Die BON
mir aus le Ntans selanotem Sepel6cn baben
Sbncn if)on gelagt, inter lpelden 9liidliden
auipicisn Die Gsiie oes yiarid,aa Yrdiiosn,
ten Der 9sepHblif beaonaen bat. Stine an=
funft in bieler Staot mar iuirflid feenbaft.
Dian fonntc glaubeu, oaB nat l llbr ya1ts
Die Seiuobuer Der Stabt i6laien gegangcil
leten. SSir eriuartetea, oaB tieie 6ube in Der
StaOt berrlde. abcr mir fanocn alle auf
ben 0eiuen. 6abnen on alien $adnIeru, be-
netianilfe 2aternen oil alien SenItern, etne
nugebeure Mense auf ben StrGBen unO etne
Segeiterung, Die ltd) in ben iDnlpatbllbltell
5SIrlfen fuuD CAB. llnicre Selc9ramme ba=
ben Sbnen III oieer 8eSiebung alles oas &C.
iagt, mas man erSdblen fann. IS glebt
Shauipiete, iuelhe man nidt belfreibt, uno
Die @iu5elnbeiten DieIes @mpfangs, oeiien
llufoiteu Die larmenbe SreuDe Der Nfalen be-
itritt unO aus Dem ieoes offiSielle Scprd9e
perbannt mar, Derbient nab benz, mas i'd
S6neu bariiber iagte, pieberbolt su tperoen.
Mm geltrigen Nbenb ionobl rple audi beute
fonnte Der Wtarihau Yrdfbeut ii6 iiber'en
gen, wis sroB bas Ssrtransn, bus er eiuil6bt
unO uie begierls cie Wsnse mar i'm teililen
81 lerncn. Sn 0taus tuie in yapal CAB iif
cine wirtlide Se9eilterun9 funb. gStr bDrtel
Sauern nuD 9rbeiter iagen: y@s lit alle
ipabr! Gr mill ietne iieben Sabre ausbalten
neil CT uns beiutt." aut Der Yrdfeftur 81
Wtans ereisnete iid cine 6apatterllttid,eS bat
Jade. Sie .Utaires, rpelde Der Hrdfeft Saifir
-es maren ibrer 200 on Der 3abl-oem Wtar
iAaa porgeitelt bate, lpuroen nldt miioe
Tim su tetrahten uuo fanoen taulenb Sor
wSnbe, nm an tbn1 poriibcrsu9eben unb bas
@sQrt an ibn su ridlten.
Ser beriibinte 9bteat, beiien Namen Il
Den ansen aler cine nid]t su pernibtenb
Breitise eiunimnlt, erid]ien rpirflih als oas
Spmbol Der 8ube, Ger 9utunft, oes Wobfer
sebens bes 2anoes. gSir babsn conitatirt
SaB oas 5eptennium fetu lccres ySort, ion
bern I'M Sesentbeil in ben aHser atlet elm
Hare, ssnans uub iFnhttrinsehos Siesisrunss
form it, lusl1c Oer ourh unlere llnslidsfaa
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3mradge,ogen.

Sa Id nib pom Der Strma 3. gSeatberbh &
SoAne, nit ipelter ih pdbrenb Der letteu y 2ubre
oeretni9t par getrenut, 10 babe i ogs central oez
lescne Il. beaueme Sagerbaus, 1is. 369, gScst.
Salttmcrehraf'c, Dem Gu tdp Soule" aeaeuiber
9emethet, fpoielfe Id TIN Sianbe bin, NIT siiaz
Sflnent9teit ausjuinbreu.
Dieine perionlide autm erfamteit fpiro Der Sci.
snna nno 0entilation an GiebdllSen, uno Der
@rrthtun9 aler arten Seeta. Nuo. AZ Separate
9elDiomet iein.
Do ID, een ssertauf non GbiHou's Furnaces auo
Ranges a5ernoIninen, 70 tuerbe i'd mmsr eiuea 9roz
zen 8orratb BON bieien agsbeiIerunsen purratbig
baoen. and bsihefie I'D Die Ieparatur pom ben
meiren aaeefen rSnrnacts," Rdnges nno OeIen
| jeti INT G,ehraute uno Iaoe 9ne Gin, meinen Sor=
rotb unb Yreiie 5u unteruen, e4e ite anoersuo taz
ien Der lnftrd9e binterlaiien. @btnngspoa
(IuS24 ,3Ntef) Ghas. g3eafberha,
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II tt: 6 c ) . 0 G H.
q, ,Snt.fn

S. Da'ep
in pon gir. III, g5et=s5altimotc=, nad Vr. 50.
Moro Gbartesitrabe, se5osen, ioOleIslt elm le9'
9roBer Sorratl Don
MeaiG,ca=Ssaaren,
ais: Terriieeu, Spupees, 3eiled1tcn, Sodeu:e.,
iolple audb
Warfnmerie'n, Ssamme, Snritem, Idd1er,
Suitetten> nro SSancHzsfrt1fcl
,u lebr bili9eu 8retlen Su iinoen iiub.
z. Saney, yir. 35, Toro=6barlcss,
cine Sbiire ober9alb Der Se1inston Stra6e.
(Sle,ip ICit
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lSrfinl.,Iun.

8a Elm geri:tt in Der gtabt clrtulir, oas mir auss
mir oieie GSeteseu4ei, inn uHieren 8unben unb BEN
Bubitum anSuSei9en, oa6 nil nnier 9elbdft n d
aufgeben, iouoern MIR sJtenfdIenbGare sun
aoitpretIe perfauIeu uuiereu g5orrat5 5u rebusi
ren Isir BADEN $50 Soargeflette BON st.50 bis 81;
pro std, ,petde mir Snn Soitenpreiie abaen fer:
uer 1900 aros Sriette5 3u 30 Gents unb tbeurer, 10:
ipe elm Gllgemeine5 Mijortiment BON Saaripaaren
Saarbhriten, aalnmen II. BGriiimere'n. Uiau iprebi
nor in ST. 62, sertEstouitraBe, nnc telebe fit oi'
Baaren s. Se1nneref,
(Sau26tSr) yr. 62, Xeri9etonitrai;e.
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YJilaSelpbia, 3. Sept. - SeutG
abeno brad in 8eI= Ybilaoelpbia Seuer aus
meldes bic Stallungen Don CHARLES 2affertr
in slibe leste. Son Pferoeu nnO II Wfaul
tbieren mllroen nur 3 gerettet. OaS Seuel
itien oas gSerf bon Sranoltiitern 3u iein.
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Sermii1te Mn3eiscn.
9te fanfmdrniide 9lacntltr poa
Il. o. Dunn s. Comp,
SaspasGde ser Baltimore uno Gbarlssttt..

SaIttm ore.
(Ttabiirt ina Sunt f841.)
Sieies gtnbliIiement lieert (nur an unterihretber
ale nDtbigen betaiQirtel Suiormltionen binfihtlif
Der Steluns. Seranttportlht &c. pon SauheIten,
ritorien uuo Srtiib@gtorb= Nmerto; aud HeIern fie
elm Jteiereu5 Suh, melbes bic gtamen pom mebr
als 5O0,G00 Sau1euteu L. 10. uno beren Staten unf
Die Steluu9 oerieIbeu entbdlt. IS III bas compit>
teIte unb ausgrbe6ntefe Spfen, meIfes ieuals !if
SequemIi6teit Der Sanf@ uno Sanoelsbauier uno in,
Die aI9emeine Serbeiieruns uno Den Sbue bes 9aEE
oels organrt tpurbe 90 3wci9 9biireaus haben mir,
neIhe in ben bauptihtitlten Stdben fn0 uuierf
@rleihteruuscn tornen nCbt nbertroffen iueroen.
gSm. O. Scariett, btcr!uUbneHber eompa9uon.
EE- Sdlli9e glnlprlt6e fperoen eir9e;o9en uno Sc
ri6tsiatcn i'm Mlaemeinen heiotat. (5an2l,tS'D
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Ser s.peitc @Sabliiee I'm septe,nz
bet. - 0ldnsenoer grfol8 Ser
Nfftf n fr0f ten.

Gbepenne, gSpom.- -Serr., 8. Sept. -
Die @ablberid1te licgen falt alle Dor; Der De-
nlofrotiite GongreBz 0slegat Steele lit NIT
eiuer WaloritGt Don 10000 Sttmmen mie~
hereriudblt luoroen; Dor snei Sabren bette er
fnapp 800 Stinnlen Wehrbeit. Sos bemo~
fratii6e Stdst mar I'M ganSen Serritorilm
erfolareld).
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Mubic So. 9rebsr, Geab & &c.,
y;r.t7, Sao=8anfraBc.

Nlsine serren! gsir BADEN pas geraniser, Su
beifdtiaen, ocs mir Sbre Sarbeu eit eini9er 3elt
perfaufen uuo oaB bieielben Nnen, pelfe tte & gez
broubt babeu, 3niriebsn9eit se9eben haben. ss!r
torueu ie fit ales Sa5jeaise empiebleH, pel1e gle
ilr bslelbeu in anIpruda nebmen.
fUiatt6-ytoufS. Sob. d. Wtaicr g. Sobn,