The Sun (New York) Newspaper, March 1, 1861, Page 4

YEAR NIN ANEW ROVEL. Now Gret Printed in Amorten, By Oa Arthoress of \ Mary Poeddi.” intod hour, he was Jed from his fae the bastion near the Porta Coresa, his dg thither, several Tyroless threw Ives, weeping, at his feet, and besought ii others pressed their anxious fac- rison bare, as though to di ving and praying sed, and begere: huply, @ felt confident the protection r\, for whom he we him orm with u they would jot Of that loved emperor gayoafinal hurra, y snuff-box, and two r convey them, with his L twelve iers formed a square, « rd, while men an! a corporal ther i 1 atanding ir the centre, Foot him a white eyes, and desired , to the’ first, Hofer astomed to look hanike rehief to him to knoel ‘io own j ‘No! Lam accustomed to stand in the presence of My meture will i deliver up my soul to Hie.’ hore was # simple « Mien that unsteadied the his words and immortal famo t Vionna, excited 1 indignation by te fect pity for hing w whero it lay in ssthe mountains, Santa were seen hurrying to attend the funeral servi eburches of the P and orphans refused to be © eenger from the Emperor The widow and rancia arrived at ng the family an asylum in “with money enough to settle them. selves, ania pension of two. thousand florins, ho; Anua Hofer could not bring herself he accepted the pen to Ieave om Sand, and the promise to p she herseif would never quit the old walls, Spocktacher was not 3 vediately aware of n bis mountain Perpetual snow , ing the haunts of men whe . On one of these occasion , be was cautiously approaching a group of pe + plo, cocsisting of a man, woman, and som> thildren, near the little village of Volderberg, tuck him that they appeared to b+ » ike himself, and would probably to nasint him in his oy , dwelling amons and only appre: impelled by buny be ‘cidldren ant had been ne from r jo to their pr.val jo them welcome to supported his hands. A sweet, aria had the od them for some weeks by th Even in this poor refuge, the though sorrowful, communion : children to occupy bi i » figures of birds, with feat nol on paper, for which the Tyrolese are Atlength, his Liding-place was suspectest they withdrew to the perched on dizzy peuk jen tracked him, fo tear himvelf again fi and sock refuge in # cavernon the fone of tha most inac n of anold castle win ebiligod m his beloved fam ily suite holghts of tho Bis lv 4 porpose of ing his footsteps, be, a ceeded in convey in uificient to last a teinper A, he could “only He aught by etrata: When those were ex! pend ow the wilt famanaud a winter, when the 4 for prices from avalanche from the edte uly descended with han half a league ult ‘in his Me ol for located bis hip; an to return to his © towards the little vil fhad formerly given shelter to him with hisfam He did not reach the cottage of Zoppel's f Volderborg, whict Kihoman, Hars, till after dark, Hans, heating ht’ sound’ outside, thought a wolf was pg round the cottage, and appr. ac ied the Va beholding a J down, he at first tock him for « fait ready to give him tho recep Sho had inteniied for the wolf; but on bear eg lode her faintly say, ‘Hans, don't you knew me?” ho became overwhelmed with ‘joy id. grief. “Oh, master! is it you?” cried he, master! master! “Draw mo io, Hans—draw me gontly—I yve broken some bone I think—" aew not what had be given think of the poor Toor cautiously come of you—my dame an to cry like a child, Hie 4 deeper till they were ter we-stricken poasants stood tin preaslng thetr hands hari! to uring t> proffer a word. "said he, at length ‘Irving Li eyes, and then bursting out ane Hans told all he had beard continued to weep. of the cottage got him to bed, fully, and gave him « warm d had infused a few drops of the steinbeck’s blood sovereign remedy for all hurts. in the mountains, _ Mia will throw yeu iato a violent perspira. put you sdundly to fleep,” per dod after twenty-four ours in bod Ths water in which | ave bathed your wounds bad had the ball that shot the steinbock boile 1 of sovereign virtue in cares uch as these.” Speckbacher did not lack faith, and, exhaust “a fat Eee, he: soon ther anew. d, and Speckbachor good woman lod him care drink in which she you will be quite well, also is justitiod *n he aH it Hans had ealled in a th: aad Hans did not believe hi is ‘safety from them could be reckoned y two faithful in their arins, ied him through oho Riwn, two ool leagues off, where ted him in the stable, sleeping ia the loft, drowsily called | say! vies s thee?” Then, Peering down ane We! ve brought home pa Si ‘and laid him on the straw; ani ow we wust be off, ot day will break, ‘and we thal be geen, which will spoil all, “Ob, what joy!" murmurs Zoppel, somewh incohorent!y, a8 he slips en hie clothes, te hastenod down to Bpeeaachae, and they had long talk together, before they could well see onc another Sits ra “But master," aaid Zoppel, “I can't think how on earth, wo shall manage, for Hana little guessed we have some Bavarian soldiers quar. tered upon us, who are lounging in and oat all day, expecting you to be hanging about your home. But I know what I'll do. I'll dig a trench for you underneath where the cattle stand, but beyond the reach of their hoofs, and lay plenty of straw init. Into this [ will lift you, and then cover you well up with straw, inly leaving you just room to breathe,” “Bat, Zoppel, {Should like to ree my wife first.” ‘0, no, master! no—let her be, T advise Te Women are soft-hearted, and she would be dis- treased beyond measure to see ye in such a place, and would always be fdjeting abow wanting to make vou more comfortable, an tho soldiers would’ naturally ask themeelves, ‘Why does the woman go so often into the sta- ble? and 0 you would be found out, No, no, leave hor to ma, master, I'll find the right ‘time to tell her you're safe and not far off, Hut if T told her Aow near yeu were, you wouldn't be safe long.” All tus while, Zoppel was digging tho trenc with might and main; and, as soon as it was finished, he lifted bis master into it, and cove red him w Nal p, having previously i wb and 9 ¢ 1 dravzit oe ke Tt was well he had fost ne time in the pro nue: for scarcely had day caweed, when Bavariin seltiers lounget inte the Jock after their horses, and began to ta'k te Zoppcl while he appeared to bo busy cleaning fomo harmess, bacher remained in this agroole posi Mt a piece e such food lum thus ro better than the cavern cumbent. But it wi of Gomshaken—bere he had bread instead of raw moat, and inilk instead of snow-water ; warmth instead uf cold, society instead of eoli- tude, proximity to his family, instead of boing beyond all ken of them, knowledge of t! of the world without, instead of 190 anxiety. Ile could hear the bens clack a4 the geore cuckle; could lock into the ox on's ary ont eyes, withont fear of their betrayin him now and then bear Maria's’ y ‘Andert's laugh, andthe baby’s ery, One day Anderl andl his little rister had quite a long sossip just outside the stablo, within a yard of Spockbach- er'sear. At other times he slily listened to the Bavariane: through whom, as they cleaned their b he learned a good deaf of news (at was wot intended for him, among other things, that (hey ware beartily sick of their present lif . His posture became almost j sinful; but it effe utire cure of his « ¢ found Iimeelf yea un who was bo erably irk one" good joint ; he was beginning to feo! he nger, the soltiers ran in, be- 1, as he pathorod spart. In about an of ruppressed joy, ariug the door, * wash you, trim your hair and beard ; for if your wife were to see you as you are, she would take you for a wild bea Poor Speckbacker was quite a log in his hands; for long inaction hat deprived him of the use of his bs; and it was not in less than two or three days that he was able to quit the stable, Meanwhile, however, Zoppel, hav- in ed his task much to their mutual sat- hetion, sought Maria, aud told her the won. derfal secret. The joy of the meetiug, when sho flow into the stable, need hardly be describ. ed. it was felt, however, tbat the Tyrol could not shelter him; therefore, as soon a8 he regain. ed the use of bis limbs, he reluctantly gave the children his farewell embrace and blessing, and at durk towards the Styrian Alps, ac- ied the first league by his faithful Once actors tl Alps, he was no longer in danger; and, afte ainful journey, he’ roached he was nod afew inonths afterwards by his Maria and the children, Here they remained quict- ly, till the Tyrol reverted ‘to Austria, when they roturned to spend the remainder of their days in their beloved country, Speckbacher lived till 1420, when he died ut the age of fifey- two, was buried with military honor His'brave son Anderl, was recently, and he now, superintendent of the iron works at Jenbach, Joachim, after hiding in various \l leading a life of yroat peril for Fat length succeeded in’ crossing the Havaiian’ Alps to the Lake of Constance: By way of St. Gall, he reached the abbey of Hinsedeln, in Switzerland, From theace he 1 inte the estates of Venice; and, bj (f Friuli and Carinthia, he ‘at. length Vienna, where he founil Speckbacher, ved a golden cross ans a sui of money: rom the emperor, in acknowledjgmeat of his loyal services; ant for somo years afterwards, S citiciated in different curcs in Lower Auge thy LIMIR, the ety went through the ‘Tyrol : “The Rothoart is up again!” and eager volun ecrs flocked round the eld man, who was once more, ae tiell-chaplain,on his way to the battle- Held in Luly. Danger seemed to threaten the inpire frou that quarter ; and the Tyrolese, ir old fidelity, were again realy to fight ie veteran had quarters assigned him in the imperial semmer-palace at Salzer, with a pension of a thousand ilorins per annum, rt days, he might be secn, scarcely sitting under tho majes- afterwards, the wathored to his fa- autumn of 1810, Leon seen issuin, Martin,and proc y, but a wodding-train from the little wings toam Sani, athetic festival, ngled among J, and would not the dangerous Bat they drank d wit vines to Rudolf and Theresa, an old allusion was safely mae, with asigh, under the breath, and ‘standing wrt: and they felt they all loved one another for having suffered together in a ‘ous though lost cause, 24, a tardy act of justice was done by the mya tor of Austria, The remains of Hofer were removed to Botzen; and thence, in solemn , to Innsbruck, where they were in- imperial church, on the day fole fourteenth anniversary of his éxecu- funeral lowing ¢ tion. “The Tyroleso flocked to join in astonishing multitudes. ‘The governor of the Tyrol took part in it, the nobles and digni- aries of the land swelled the trai ny long col. umns of imperial troops slowly matched to scrermn strains of music that betit a sold| came the pi nts, with crosier A cruci- fix borne aloft, On the cofin lay Hofer's uat, sword, god chain, and medal, Twe've of bis brother innkeepers bore the pall, and nepy of his companians. in arma followed in he The Abbot of Wiltau pro- wounced the ral benediction—1 requiem «as chanted ; and ther— they left his perisha le wins with all the honofs that perishable men have to give, A monument has since been erecte! over his tomb, which is pot far from that guarded ove of the Emperor Max- ian, and excites as much interest, hough of a different kind. His statae well cepresents him in his accustomed peasant award, one hand i the national bann ho other holding the barrel of the ritle slung from his shoulder, His sword-belt bears his initiy ad the date yf the Year Ni whole embodies your conception of the man, His namo nucs to be a dangerous. spell, (t is spoken under the breath, if spoken at all, Gold eamnot buy avy memvir of his life in the ‘The German accouuts of him are in the highest degree depreciating, lis poor relics in the Innsbruck Maseuin were at one 1 to be seen, But his time deemed t jong the mountains: his 's sts in their mn ipirit still lives a ame will never perish, Tt was soon after the statue had been erect- ed, that « couple of men might have been seen attentively pong upon it, The taller and elder o two leant strongly * its sheulier of the younger —the likeness re one another bespoke them fee and 4 sion peckbacher gazed long and carnestly—then danke eer Baa “Tig himself," murmur. peret with his heavenly reward.” MEDICINES: SUMPTION AND ALL DISEASES sumareaty es | ee ron Can oa baa CURED BY WHATEVER comer papeest, Those mitany acho with aay on RABINEAU sare was BERG too infirm to atten at, near Cireens, frow le T TRA TAR! use for Piles a every te winttdan eres Abs ST Fourth st. The ver icite rpruler parsietan has devoted class cf affection for mor enw T Pour'b taeound he PC. es & CO, General Agent G{REAT SUCCESS OF FURMAN'S SHIL- ‘THE RHEUMATIC Axo idence of tas well ha ehvvapy artte Adveouughiy tanked tang te tas twee are atthe. te hago ‘hel he rahe Agente :—At the General "ve Btore, 46 Routh, ath ie ntrodnced Wiring sSeaee iy brated L AL Eg: ae srewanrn ret mi ot only real a ‘econvineed, ir eof ONE, DOL vet dna’ Oy ity tian, yoru but & roneral, roe body. it fs put up. At the very |e y ft sae rll aad Preparations totally deoud of Sa ek Hoadley 91 Richth ave, betwoen is | € Becond nae THE FOLLOW ENG a 3 iti if ths left ahd, with wad cou h was sou followed by the anmistakble aymp- reduced he THs ANISEED COUGH DROPS ARK ,ANDS' wiL> CHERRY EXPECTOLANT fa QOUGHS, COLDS AND OoNSUMETION, ‘nd 8 sare cure. oP ere! i. Wholesale whe POOTHAC MK CURED IN ¢ ONE MINUTE AVA" Toothache Remedy, Tile proparat (ig gaae of Pricn 16 coats Nh Cipal Agsat JW. AYER. 118 eon PERSONAS. NOTICES. UNTY LAND—SOLDIERS', SAILORS' aan widow sae pata land, penal hc. SOLD Ia OTICE—FRUIS 1S 72 FORBID ANY Raves Eee dery cae Ua ns pio, Rita Nina . foal 15" anon AND FOUND. _ WANTED, east meaeee" FROM os g | Eben NTED, TO LEASE FOR 30R - | youn WANTED—ANY PERSON THAT STON THE Third ind harmon, would lke aaa rr biceyes | gates Rectrter) ees Beale ew vA 106 rash ay 8 iy bak Lat ed HoUse WANTED IN BROOKLYR, BY Bfamly of seven: only ohild over ay Fat Wt Bt LOST 990 pp ETARD SLOST farally of seven; on Fourth eave wA ct and bet es, Pa see yh basement Me prferreds 0 Ptr ‘4 ‘hunting case wateh, with eo fy'retarmine the de hed Patel fern oo Or at No. BT Kast Sist st, ae nae, Se = on WANTED—A SMALL Soom GENERAL BUSINESS; Toth and 80m for aterm he ARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM . | fsmsai: cast fitav. SS me BPLI aw, aN iN WTF THF (ey wo ry} WHITs, ett relock. LUMBER BARGE WANTED—ANY ONE having « small one In good order, for sale cheap under ton, 15 omy fronab, may addres J.J. B. box isto B, Oa seating pageants tle, age, price, and whore to be ween. Bat tren fee Presta fcr Sen WANTED ANY ONE HAVING atte Bruch Factory, #99 ie ape erS ed AUT ae te remaey © saben by a4 ne Nite eee oho. wt Ds, BOSE. 7 WEST HOUSTON ST., ouren di ases ot hs bale, Vane liver, WANT EI D —TO BAKE ompialata, t for. Daal tes hows irene Adminion—% nun of cece addrea BAKER, 12 Regn on edule sud @il aki hi 20,175, °4 — . — RIDA BERWB LCF) 41+ LOAM Offices, REAL ESTATE, sthershy svanced ou watthes, aiamondaiersteyea | —— plated wars, alothings fies wand A FARM FOR SAL eSECURE AN INDE. ay Te satety and care Pondonen and be out of the reach of panle,-10, 9, a on 00 oF #) acres as good found on LL ha near iy 12 be ‘y cn ecree Sava ewruntoien. iii, ‘ ENTH STREET DISTILLERY PGaesnares N BULDING LOTS FOR SALE—ON BE -eoweral, Located lots near Ripa aiine itet-en and Jory, iin fore earn Bc “int, Union Hill, Ail, er GREYS ORRIS TOOTH Pastel Very aay. "Appa Water 4 pny CaCENTa ROR. 7 COTTAGE FOR SAL E—BROOKLYN Cot Is the bert dontri fics for the Teeth ever prodased, | tage He st a bar, on south side of Deas le on t of Grand av api sd by Mr. Bier fd Sete eemteertab horus | hfe ees pak Sen daa a ‘and the Atiantlc a: fiend one word of complaint bas boon mar 5, Attorney, &ie,, 19 the ount 4 of tte marvellous pro portion in tie hichek boris, Alt who walue tele tarthy | ee #4 als the looks of eleau white te re mania 2 10l NTRY SEAT FoR SALE ORT ; tver with Harlow). corner of Allen Monat’ Dek tale trom tf Phy" eand a F aia aot fiehing, Address: wi vile Moomonth Oo, N. ficbore the pablie over tearinge vars, and during that at ow ewan: 1 acre of nnd; Boron Bon and It very ‘9 my store 2a the opp Thero my ronda and the pubile will fort thac"136 stock bole ber clined FARMS NEAK THX \, R. SIA HEAP THY i. R. STA- ACITADOOK “TATEOSY Chee, ently di mtiag om, Le, La tract ot guesiions brated Oriental Fie Paste, 20 good for weak | tarmine land, all productive los soll, lovel, fren trom lange ard for the ry acd jofirm. made by me poe Goreme ‘and easily oulti tf } ia thene 19 years look on each eke for my trade mark, to mit, at $90 an bat A a oy ane u AN oe other (OM, the owner, 9 Olty Hall place ‘and 4 14 | cam on the premise, W. WOWLRS, DENTIST, . 7,199.3 No. 193 Pultoa st., Brooklyn, m Grand 23 ie Lm iisiaeg of Jas. 1 MELT pe oat Oth street, Williamsburgh. SST OVE OF STRONG DRINKECURED.” | FARM FOR SATE ON he 1 2) MILES also 6 lots in 16h Ward Prrenivat said lots would dts Frujutre AMIS Bit Gran Grand aa or bo. uN china fren, tne wate Atak fiat, HELL, 948 Fulton sty Brooklyn," "fea ‘9actTi Pofbre drs Warr 0: gecera, ui to be porate armies. Price FARM FOR SALE ON STATEN ISLAND ‘AW por package. BYMALL oa re | T° a sou dara ce ith abundanen of ‘ fue water view. Gininu tm depots RiNCIPAL © aoe Cc) ——o- os oped ponocla & CO, bi Laverty Market, New York conferien te urd me oF sale aa oe AL ite soe Sie ‘ARMS FOR SALE—THE FOLLOWING inbehy she i iphidani de stare. Bir ~ Ky cm | Or See a bn) abs hg sbiahaielnabed de Myon Paac?208 with large pew wr huge, Daras he; one'of 30 se tree ——— a. 4 & larye quantity of rarpberries for ae aloo 31 EAKY ROOFS CU | CURRD, ONE pen aie Tae PER nlf net caren, that alain 7 foot, red snd an Mo TO LEND—#200,000 TO LEND Peed Peck ae eg No, 13 Wall, 94 SS | Pee STOVES I} evs tons oa touts econ, i as Prascanslilit 2 aatd Dy Oe oe HOUSE 10 EXOHANGR—TO EX. fe em a tone ested on Mrvtte are, SR Seen Lega | be econ Tom l0te 8 s'clock, “Apply tok” aie uv “abe Chambers at, oN i , MPHANT | TOUSE,FOR BALEA, TW | STORY 4 an onse, situated in Fa REOWwRED LIGUIS BEOVie POLISE: pieneneia and Bay pa, Green Polat, filed in is clan riene brick, hi jarze froi 1 be sold cheap a" terms! Lavuire a premises, "7 OUSE FOR SALE OR TRADE--FOR cent on the price aaked ; marble mantles and ci thronghout, Loqutce on the premisnad D Firat ave, OF 296 Washington Market, near the fish my WitulAM Fe Var. Hi OUSE FOR SALE=A 2-STORY AN hou: nd Sd aves Harlem For TULSON, oor, 18d cy ‘about 1) acres, in th Bi or erputlctlan ‘apply as a Sd « my GPECTACL£8—BOOKS—WEAK SIGHT reo, re FRANK'S calehrated o7e ‘spectacles x ar Mia tiga, ‘ie ata, me ry bs tons FOR SAL a > & itame house, 17 Coueord at, I ws toe "87,0" a Tagulse gt HREK NIC FOR THE CURF OF TH ‘SE FOR SALE IN BROOKLY runkaad, can be had at the “Lieb! iate's Home." ll two-rtory baw ment frame cel trae ina Chatham’ or of E, FALCONER, No, 5 Mangin eho foe pemtecly rae of Pertiand av bet dui ' it > y ¥. a $9 Fulton ay, oF ofA. eis, $64 Fulton Simo: Elna DERBY ir i OW: he — ae y eu for heavee per, hide br ‘one | Huss rte ie yer Lmgutre tn tre ho 39 Taylor cei Aver Linutre tn the house or 179 a ron ph, Baie LE OR EXCHANGE int tock they are invaluable, 25. Drugaita, Office 56 Cortlandt: Fr | ‘PRUSSES_DR. RIGGS’ WATER PROOF | HOUSES IN| WILLIAMSBURGTE FoR de 1 bri natipedal Tram has met with mecom tn the Ri “onder celinre Raishea tate’ anne it wit ruptures, demand nnknown Lato= fy'ot hime “Warranted cleanly and pertect n-all | the modern improverante water, gan, fc. ¥.D,of R. BARTO. Fer 6 Reepecta for tive years: “Young subjects invariably | Ret{deuy Whigs us i ane Wh ais Mt rar gurea, “Aik clonal am kan epllanee r ew fon gf THORS TONER, south a eat Js pel FOR SALE—@3.000 FOR A TWO ILLCOX & GIBBB’, basement anv cellar brick. hoaas Pilate PRICE 9800 Ne ee OaDwar, etre Bee neue oa sae ti) fol 247196 ENSIONS—WIDOWS DRAWING PEN- ions under ot of wrinihays Bot lod pad mg eu cnea GALVIN W-BMITHL,” ES TATE OWNERS Ay of the aye ae they want tell Tent ‘or lees "yey or the aa r ‘customers be, by Re ing of OFFICIAL AND LEGAL, JOTICE TO TAX PAYERS—OFFICE 0} ete ein te ‘all persons w tore rea sass ay edn of Aged 14, 10D 1 WRITING CLASSES 0) 28 Bookkreptng $: =e eaiss eduction ta t fal House FOR SALE THE HEA YES? st, 200 tren, ue CHEAPEST HAIR DYE IN USE} west of 10th ave, cout 9 oe] Sod Te PRICE frou gaits. Wi wa Usa BETTER THAN THE Bysr. rt door. baal VENTY-FIV! small Bi houses also some of (hourands ope pew cory see in GS rz ee fe, large house with 19 tetrad Rilo Thangiog Urey ef Hed halrtnalantancously ts | Whee 164 Barrow st Joresy Olt Wid Starearh”? 8 beautiial BLACK ox BROWN, in ic fi OUSES FOR BALES mad gnd at the reme thas glving Its Fi ree em fine, ine as Heo sea bh J STORY pat wi net ot or rn the fay or rtain the aki tor agi z ‘ Chie area in Ke ‘ity and suburbs are the following cane sae ea pas ell kode droga tnd "serekeapers mow wr ead nok Hak Cede twputation by eliag an artic of ania Hn & Co, Ligvors! it ‘ORK. FOR SALE. THE STOCK oa | ee eB ree for erlling out, Call at the promises, 215 Bast 9 DI pire toa Nowe ‘maer it: — weed York Hoancry, 01 ighth sat Gn ¢, and cor, OTS FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—2 of. vglon in to wept pay ment; O08 & corner on the fei. se Sr | Twn ANDLORD AND TENANTS panes a ae ge palate ora etal wil new yori’? rons, tote and fancy steres. out iaddrecea, OU orders Se pac ae ils Te reer GREATER THAN arr ee STORE FOR SALE—WITH 2 LOTS, 26 iP WISCHLLANBOUS, CFPHALIO FILLS, SAVINGS BANKS. Mg Et AVENUE SAVINGS ee Soa es aap as CAL, COAL—AT EXTREMELT. Low wore atnft it stabbed eA LARGE SUPPLY OF THR BRT La eee SIZ, nee RANGE ‘Fo Branton et bd oe, aales eo ara yy AL! ary Cons, CEPHALIC PILLS, WILL CONVINCE ALL WHO SUFFER FRO HEADACHK, SPEEDY AND SURE CURB 15 WITHIN TUMIB REACH, od real Ans, weit a ener m 4 a Counsellor, &e, Morrisania, NY uaa’ theas Teattwmenials were ora wrecetiomabie prog ‘SH APPING. ou ow BLACK STAR LINE Or oF Liver Masonite, Comm,, Fob. 5, 1961, elas pac Pape alin tried your Orphalle Pills, and I ithe ti ried Jom Ongeaa, Fl ae 1 a AGE FROM ar TO LIVER! bent more box of veaetoed a oreo deal OF oe AhW bronciovsm, Breve Onexx, Hivi Bogemer Pk! it, &. O. SPALDING, send me tw) boxes of your Cephalle Pt 4 bare cod oon bx of oud Bs EET en Lan peehenipmdedaptn Pimaen nd tockard tre ji La Ps ln ala a Jong snes 1 Fa tag Nerroxs La, SSS ERY STORE FOR SALE, rernireds Md and bar the Nil'be woud, onthe eves ie Inquire at 58 Hae a ores | Toad tr moras 90 6008 | cor. of Hester, in the store, RA UTIZOL AND UBEFU he nS} Rie, tots, without Brita toe fi ‘UL rato i fo eee ha iroeawer, ear Howard st, fibsdet Prom the Buaminer, Norfoth, V4. etalle Fite object fer wh! le Pr via: Gare at boaaacte yrs Lda Prom the Beaminey. Borfolk, Va. NTISTRY YA AMERICAN TERT jase ass OH ¢ CRAND fo ae BOF oe MOST WONDERFUL Du SCOVERY.— sin by a pew benumbing | Prom + Keno Vay Ber, Konauna, mB, ol Es Gy hem, Wilco tine From ts Bowthern Poth Finder, Hew Orteane, La, | aa aaaies From tie Bi. Louie Demoorat, rations warratted,> 9 HS eh may and is ‘two blocks east of itroadwa: felb Stacibo HOYT, 92 BOWERY, OP zs oe rr ore work amalgam, 60 0c ita. R. J. 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