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EXCHANGE HOTEL

~ The subscriber having taken tho above well
known stand, formerly kept by Hm. A. Mason,
in Curwensyille, Pa is ready to accommodate all
who may favor him with their patronage. His
table will always be supplied with the best the
market affords, and his Bar with the choicest
liquors. His stable will be uader :he care of al
tentiye hostlers. DAVID SMITH.
Curwcnsville, April 81. 1858.
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BACK AGAIN IN THE OLD SHOP.

FENHE subscriber informs bis friends and the
4 public generally that he is now rc-estaLlsh.
ed in the old shop on Sd ST., lately occupied by
Jacob Shunkwiler-where he hopes by strict at.
tention, and keeping stock Of assorted iron to
merit the favor Of the public.
Country produce and cash never refused. An
apprentice from l6 to Is years of age will meet
with good situation if application be made soon
GEO. W. ORR.
May 0, 1887
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MT. VERNON HOUSE. Lumbar

MT. VERNON HOUSE, Lumber city.
1u Clearfold CO., PN.-Tho undersigned noti-
hes tue public that he has opened ut the above
named house, and that he is well prepared to nc.
commodate all who may favor him with a call
The house is three stories high, is commodious
and well furnished, and nc pains will be spared
10 render satisfaction to hisguests, His Bar is
always supplied with choice liquors of all kind,
There is plenty of stablng connected with
the house. He solicts share of public patronage
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Estate of A. Bennett Dale, decd.

I ETTERS of administration on the estate Of
/ A. b, Dale. late of Pike tp., decd. having
been granted 10 the undersigned, al persons in
dobtcd to said estate will make payment immed-
ately, and those having claims against the same
will present them duly authenticated for settle
ment. ZACHARIAH MNAUL.
Nov. is, 1857. pd.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-05-26

Gold Finger Rings 37i cents to $50; Watch
Glasses, plain l24 cents patent ls2, Lunet 25;-
other articles in proportion. All goods warranted
to be what they are sold for
STAUfFER & HARLEY,
Successors to O. Conrad.
On hand some Gold and Silver Levers and L..
pines, still lower than the above prices.
October I, ls55.-1y.
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THE WONDER 0F THE AGE

Il N: LINDsEY's GREAT MEDICAL DIS
Y. ooVERY.-Whicb is a purely vegetable
preparation, for the purifying of the blood, Civ
ing Vigor 10 the Liver. stomach and bowels. and
eApeiling from the system oil morbid matter and
sugsl'ting IN It's stead henlthful activity thro'
all thu functions Of life. II
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-05-26
FANCY FURS FOR LADIES.
JOHN FAREIRA g. co.

clc NeW VOL huThet a.,
PHILADELPHIA.
Importers, ManJdct,Ters and dealers in La
dies, Gentlemen and Childreas'
FANCY FURS.
Wholesale and Retail.
+. CO., would call the attention of Dca-
~ lers, and the Public generally to their i'm
mense Stock Of Fancy Furs ror Ladies, Gentle
men and Children; their assortment enbraces
every variety and kind of Fancy + RS, that will
We worn during the season, such as
Full Capes, Hat Capes, Quarter Capes, Tai
mas, Victo,1nes, BoaS, Mil6S d Mlfa-
tees, from the finest Russian ,Sa-
Die, TO tie forrest price Domestic Fus.
For Gentlemen the largest assortment of FUR
COLLARS, GLOVES, GAUNTLETS, &C. being
the direct importers of all our Furs and Manu-
facturers Of them under our own supervision, we
feel satisfied We can offer better inducements to
derlers and the public generally than any other
house, having an immense assortment to select
from and at the manufacturers prices We only
ask call
Sept l6, 1857. Am.
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CENTRAL HOTEL, Tyrone. pa

VNHE subscriber would respectfully inform his
L old friends in Cearfed CO., and the public
generally, that he hos taken the above House,
where he wonld be happy to accommodate all who
may favor him with their custom.
VIM. II. HENDERSON.
June 10 lS57-nd
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A. Fl. SMITH G. co.

"a A. Fl. SMITH G. co. o.
E&y Dealers in
E BOOTS, SHOES and TRUNKS.
s5sssssp OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
UTHOLESALE and Retail. at prices to suit
w ALL can be found at their new Boot Shoe
Store, No. 80 North Second st., few doors be-
low the Black Horse Hotel, Phila
EC~We try to please and sell cheap. Notice
to country merchants.-ConstNnhy ON hand =
large assortment Of Men and Boys Boots, Caters
and Brogons, coarse and fine also, Wcmens &
Misses Lace Boots, Caters, Slippers, &C., and a
well selected stock of Youths and Childron's wear
generally. We would respectfully invite you to
call and examine for yourselves.
n. b. Trunks manufactured and fer sale whole
sale and retail at No. 34I North Second st.
April IL, 1858. 3m.
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NOTICE.

ETTERs Of administration on the estate sf
IL John Heichel late Of Carthaus TOWNSHIP
deceased, having been granted to the subscrib,s
all persons knowing themselves indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate payme,t
B. d. HALL.
feb. "a, 1858.
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II. p. P.THOMPSoN,

physician, may be found either at his on >.
Il At Scohclf's hc,el, Curwcnsyile, rhss 1.
professionally abssSt. Dee 20, isT
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-05-26
STAUFFER s. HARLEY.
Cheap atches and Jewelr

NJ H0LsALE and RETAIL, at the "Philadel.
w phia Watch and Jewelry Store" No. IIs
fold No, S6l North Second Street, corner of Quar-
rv. Philnd'n- w.
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May 0, 1857,

- manner az the "Cesrield Republican," Job
office.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-05-26

EAoT oN-All persons are hereby ca utisna
~ against purchasing certain note drawn !,
me IN favor Of Stacy W. Thompson, da ted ?se
August, 1857, for SIPS, as ! have lot recsi,N
value therefor and will not pay it. IA
DANIEL BOWMAN
April th, 1887. 3t-pd.
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LILLIAN A. WALLACE, ROBERT J. WALLACE
ATTORNElS-AT-LAW,
ELEAR EIELD pI

HAVE this day associated themselves as part
IL ners in the practice of the law in ClearGeld
and adjoining counties. The business will, as
heretofore be carried on in the name of William
A. Wallace. Business entrusted to them, will re-
ceive prompt and careful attention.
Iarch 4, 1857, ly.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-05-26

JAS. II. LARRINER. l. 1Es1
ARRlMER & TEST, Attorneys at Law
~ Clearheld, Pa, will attend promptly to Col
tAiohs, Laid Agencies, &C., &C., in Clearfold,
Centre and Elk counties. July Soy
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]. L. CUTTLE.

4 ttorney at Law and Land Agent, ofio
~ adjoining his residence, on Market stree
olearheld' Marcia, 1858.
DEMoVAL.-The undersigned Announces to
III the "whole world and the rest Of mankind
that he has removed to the shop recently occupi
ed by Radebaugh 4 Shea, as a tailor shop, in
ohaws ROW, where he will at all times be found
ready and willing to attend to the 'soles' of tbo
bootless part of creation, His work needs no re.
commendation-it recommends itself, and he can
with prid point to his largely increased custom
in proof. Ready-made work Of all kinds, will he
Kept constantly on hand The highest market
price paid for hides. Jos, DON
May 9th 1857. -
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HolIidaysburg, Pa, July 20, 1857.

GecAN INTERESTING CASE OF sCRoF.
OLA CURED by one bottle Of Llndsey's blood
seareher This certihes that about wear sgo
our little son aged four years, wac most sorelv
aiiiicted with what Che physicians pronounced 10
oe scrofula. and was treated sccordinsly for near
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-05-26

WANTED-To exchange good two-horso
w pleasure carriage for horse-one well
trained for family service would be preferred.
For further particulars apply to
May 10, 1858. JOSEPH IRWIN.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-05-26

AN extensive assortment of new sna s..i
~ books which the undersigned has addsA,'I
Drug Store, embracing great variety, In rs,
follow Theological, Law, Historical, te.,,'vI
and Miscellaneous Books, together with A s.ss|
assortment of School Bools, blank Books Ts.''y
lsDunions splendid Copy Books Also, A ~
variety Of stationary, a,., are offered TO Ii. p.ss
extremely low.
Books supplied TO order on tho sh.rtc,,n no,,.
- c. D. WATSON.
Clearheld, Oct, 81, .--ls5l
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JOHN TROUTMAN
VIM. p. CHAMBERS.

EAhNIES ON Cbnirmnking, WhOelwrirht, and
- house and Sign paint ng at CurwenTin,
Ciear9eld CO. All orders promptly attended to
Jan. 5, 1858.
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Restaurant and Eating Saloon.

ID B. TAYLOR, bcgs leave to inform his old
N. friends and the public, that he has Just
eplenished his stock Of eatabes, in his new sa-
loon in the basement of Messrs Merrel & Car
ter's Iron aud Tin-Ware store and that hereaf-
ter he viii always be prepared TO furnish his Gus
toners with every thing usually found in such es-
tablishments-to wit Ice Cream, Ale, Lagur
Beer, Tobacco and Cigars of the very best quail.
ity, Fruits and Confectionery Of all kinds, dc,
Thankful for past favors, he solicts continu.
ance Of public patronage. Tmay IL, '5s.
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NIhNSION uOIISE {

THOMPSON, HARTSOCK n CO.
ron Founders, Curwcnsville. An oxtspI,
l. assortment Of Castings made to erders
Dec. 30 1851.
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CT TTYON

A Lii persons are hereby cautioned araiut
~ buying, or in any way meddling with
Mich Cows, one red and the other brinde. no,
IN the possession oi Joseph Mllward, Of Decau
tp, as the snid cows belong to me, and are in BIZ
possession on loan only, subject to my ordes and
control.
Sept. 23, 1857. st pd.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-05-26

Mr.. j. NJ. LINDSEY.
Dear Sr-I was severely afflicted rith
rheumatism a whole yoar--nne months Of
which time was not able to leave my bed
when hoar!ng OF the wonderful effects of your Inn
proved Blood Searcher, determined to procure
some Of It and give ii fair trial. After using
three bottles was able TO walk about n gain n,
usual, and am now wholly cured. can recon.
mend it 10 all who gre similarly afflicted, and
believe it is all it clai IS to be-
Yours, truly, JN0. SHAFFER.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-05-26

5cs-A DESPERATE CASE OF TETTER and
BAKBERs lPCH, curep by the use of Lindsey's
Blood searchor. |, the undersigned, some time
in last March, was severely afflicted with what
was pronounced by my physicians To be a certain
kind of letter and Berberss Itch. Nv ccndi-
ton was one of the greatest misery NV foco
was almost constantly running with the foul cor.
ruphon that escaped from the tubercles. by which
it was almost completely covered. After bcinr
under the care of my physicians for two months
without the least benefit, was induced 70 make
n trirl OF Lindsey's Blosd Searcher, and the p :
suit was that in using one bottle and n half 7
found perfect cure. / may also saw that an
gerly tried whatever was recommended ms n curo
such was my wretchedness that l eAen resorted
TO the dangerous experiment of pouring pure Gre.
osote on my face and neck. but all to no purpose
the Blood Searcher was the urst and oniv tb;nr
that did me any good. As Blood purifyer il q
unequalled, and have great reason 10 be rrats-
fui that ever made trial of its healing yirtues
aud L can confidently recommend IL 10 env VINO
may suffer from letter or any other diseases arl-
sing from an impure state of the blood.
JOHN DELEHUNT.
HolIdaysburg, Pa, July 20, 1857.
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PUBLIC NOTICE
TO my CREDITORS,

Being nged and infrm in body am de,irOu,
to sctte and close up NIL my worldly business
All persons haying claims against NE are then.
Tore requested to present them at once for se,il,
mcnt | desire to be my own executor.
lmay ~, 1851 JAMES REA, ST..
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A n SHAW.

ETAiLER of rofelgn and Domestic Msfch
IL andiie, shaw,tile, vlsetheld county, ~
shawstillc, August 10, 1899,
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C3Du1dTdoa aGosa
N 70 -

Hollidaysburg. Blair CO., Pa.
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9l6rplpdte4

Der eutOBGtf8e, wi1ssnf4ofnt6Y ~eebilbtte NRrcIos Or.
9 DIV 9 t 1T mad feiaen alien 9lage, So. 131 6 arptte
nt f r., Ode BON Bautfr. Suraf3ste6rt. Gr 1T Elm iubere
5etratts anselesenbettsn. @r tann ale Dtn8e SVrdus fassn.
@utes 10bsr 85fe5, fir SplGs, pie In @eaDr fnb Dfer lInaar
nebmltdfetten baben, er fam Ilen belfen, bic etne IT DIT ar
4nsaGe ron ibren QebenspUrfCmuntfen iabraus, jabretn su
babeu wdnl6en. gel6e baben tbr @lter 8snan %an5u8ebeu
pber ein3afenben. @teniO ptrS er NteOistn prattt9tren nGn
9ie6 maiden. Mne Stejtnisen, wel6e felt Idnger 3eit tranb
anb unb ntGt- sefunb perbea fSRneH, hnbefannter ~Irladeni
negen, tnGeen fD an Or. Gpl1eaer wenben, er tptr0 tbnen bG.
Der Nustumft eetea unb fe belen. .r.
@atb ptro fur Nrnte cber Rranfe gratis erttelft.
Bfbtneuneen fir Oanten 25 Gt5., fir 5erren so Cts.
Office. StHaben Don 8 utr @pruhttass BITS 10 upr Ibenbs.
Ser Shame 1T am Tenter. l Wlar 2,4Wft
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Us s@ntf 6u1bi9un9. Da bic Set
ger pe5 uNefer" weni9ltenS ben Abeno beS
Olermcnta9 feiern molten, 10 idlieBen mir
uniere beuttSe Drummer balper als 8ewobuliG.
unlere Seler molten oaber sSflat9lt enlidulOt,
Seu, rpena Elm 3beil Des telesr. SeriAteS &C.
tehlt. s% 5ae
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EYs Gu8en 9 1pntn9's au5ge5elU.
neten S@webtf6 Sttterr 3Hberettetr aus @DlnIrtno {
elm natrast,6es Wttttet, sseen &e5erbef9weroea, Sc .biabt
Oyspepfe, nnuerSauItAtettt aterpenibWape 4hb ma, 9ierp a..
~frlnfbetten un6 alien aus etnem in unprbauas ~aeratbene n
ID qsen entitebsnben Srantfetten, If gu 50 Geats Se 6lalGe u
pertGufen III Der SfFee bs Neders.
NS Or. SwapneS 3uI amnenaelebter
DtlpttrlGeh- SsrUp @etlt SDrtrsFTtb bartuGdigem S0ten, @r.
tditunsen. Slutlpeten ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Neberbeluwtr.
ben, SigeIn un0 A~uffsiseH IN per Se9le, &ur5 'tbn etstt uab
Der Brat pDer Der Qun3e. Dteie @rsnet retuiat ,ualet6 unp
lautert os 8lut. SIN 5rSB' anO ttlstapsrfaaf Sa baset in
Der Office b5 og6eder~ gu III per SiaG6e.
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neutrality-suspicious.
K F. Wander,

1873 Sf Bratttr., 3milden Canal u. @oenfr.
Sd made BEN tcuti6etl Sub ltfani hermit bic Nn;st9e, faB
I'd an Dbtesm YlaBs Elm beati@ss @a8wetiun9sbatsau efSa.
net babe, unb baB i'd nde Stiteauu8en u1b 8~tdtfra9en fur
Ar6eiter un6 &rbeitsebtr, 0tenfin@enea, &dnter uno SertdI.
fer BON 5dltlern unb fpnltgem Gt9entbum, Vermtetbern unS
WltetbluhGnben behenS n%usfahren peroe.
6lst0Faas beiorae Id &oaecticnen pen 9ehaunsen unb
Nenten, mpfir i'd quite MefsrenSen sebft farm. ~,
Aae Nuftrdee werben unter ben ennebnlbarlten Seotn9lineea
befprot. s1E@ MtGrSI73mt
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NSb. SSSaferSd0c GdouIe.

G%tfabrurg, fpwte BITE aufmunttrung sablret6er Sreunts
raetner &nitalt tettrtnen mid am 1. yflr3 l.. S. cine y Q T .
per tnn 4attaf Re far metne Cd. lie fur &tnSes i'm vi ter
Mot BITE Steae Der ip8enannter &tetnttnberI6 allen ME fplbe
tn Dentf1lan6 Bethlehem ais blDBe 8epabrs unb 6pteIanftalt
fluff, an0 fOrtwd6renoen unbetpaaten gertebr auf Der 5trabs
oSraubeugen bas Stnb anf gethtee unb ferperfibe g1sIeIt
CUR gen ub namentli6 beHen Sceleufrdfte fir ben nadfol
senben, %eeDrbneten nnb ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S6utunterridi
er~tpfdnBlth 5u ma6en. Npn bieIem Stanbpunfte aus BE-.
tradtet wtrb cine freubiee 8eera6nne Der NnaaIt mpbI SOr.
aus5ufebeu fstn, ub t@ erbttts mir bic Sbeilnabms meiner
5reunbe. Mnrtelpnneen perbeu In naeinern 5duie ~euteesen.
9enrntrnen. Qb QG1Ger. 4#
" Sou0S 2Ookc1 .gar. .g -..-u.# -
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BELT qeberberbperben, @ettlntt, DtspepRr, FdtpntfGe NH
ners5fe Sdpd6e, Mfaneal an @ertdnung, 8ldbunseu, AtbmG
tnnerltbe 6dmprrhpt6en, Rterentrdnfbetten 3unGsn9elNfiirt
unb Qunoenletben, welGe BON 9eber- cbsr Wdgentra ntbstter
%berraOrsn, unb ale &rdnfbetten, pelde burd einen f6paUel
S 3rau er':D !. 5. SeibifaSs egsnSSs, SdpinSst,' g Tt i i
nd6 benz Rcpfe, eUlbene Gber, taIts Sase, SGmer5ea 1T beE
8lteberu. I'm Nuden unb tn Der grhf --E.
Das f6webtfte 8itIerS wtrb iebe @trfopfuns bes @agent
b~efetttsen, tnbent Is ~benielben FART, i'm IN Gbdttsfett er6Gll
unb ale Sdure aus %bentielhen entfsrnt. IS ffGrFt be Rerpen
unb Qebenseeifer, f6Grft sic gimme, tentnn1t bns 3ittern bel
@lteber, baS Gpbbrennen unb bic S6ntErien bes SAnupfeaS
befUrbert bic Der6daung, TIT gut set aereerntfeu uno 9!Gbpn
gen, tbbtst BITE @armsr, BELT ale Winb. Mub Mdssn9fpir.
in etnt8en aueenbiiden, ina6t luftg. erletbtert bteQDa1erfIt.
tteen, retn'gc oaS 8lutt befbrbert BITE Circulation be0eIben,
drtrt unniertltb unp pbne S9mer3en, mcnn man BITE hUppelt
YUrtiOn paDpn ntrnmt. -1
5teber, 8ubr unb 9Utera. @ls fOlNes bal es f6 bepGbrt un
~6eptelen bet ben tranjSEfden nne en9lif6en Grupgsn IN e.
6tabsdrste In betoeu GruppentbeiIen %stnsefabrt purot, ben
Gterbltden Ter Splbaten, ete btefen bDSdrttaen Rrantbetter
~auseeiest Uaren, f4 sOr S5 bts agI2 groseitt reOaetrts.
Des lAwebilGe Btttets 1T unfrettt8 etneS Der befenar3kt,
mtttel, b1S nod ie rEr baS publtturt fam, unb TRACE t1 bAA
B~epuBtIen tn MIR, ba6 elm Sober mel6er ntstn ausgs;ei6nc
teS 8ttters etnrnaI BebrduGt bat, itb cine patat nno 8er8n1
aen tarauS MAIDEN nirb, baFelbe gum gDDpIe fetner lctbenbeE
Siebennsnf&en meter gu %empfetlen unb tefannt 3u MAIDEN, tn.
dnb. 6ferflr fam i'd 6uubette B6n BewetIen ltefern'
lin 8etrasereter Uber TtaGabmungsn DUrSubengen.f abe tA
in tebe Tlai6e meueu Ndnreni ~etnblafeu lanen, uutl rdat :
tS pdpter in has BITE ElafGe e%tn8;otdelt 1T, meiue t~tAcubGrS
btss Namensanterl9rtft Ubns ipel3e 6as @l!ttel nt&t &8t
8etI ieber Blafde lit clue n~Daf6nbt9e@ Observation-Disclosures
beutf6er nnb e~neltfdsr Sprahe. Inn Srrtblareru Dpr,tb0
gen, babe i'd Su bernerfen, baB tb auter benz pben be1hrtSbtnt
atsStstn : SttterS quo nOb en anbeses uater benz sIettl
Ndmen berette, w(lbes tn bptelS uo Refaurattpnen Oertdt
fen Gtrs, nm Gaseeset&net s:een 9gspepFa unb MaaenleiSey
TT Der pretS per 8ldf6e 80 Gents Dber 6 5leS6eu fur $3.50,
Gu pertGufsa BET Dem aastuteen gerfertteer.
@ueen s. S96niua,
Dentf6em apptbeter uu6 Gbemtf
n elmer Up Dtbeie, gtprbsfsGde Der Stertsn unb gDbariVn
@bttabetpDta.
Saupt>N9en en- $3.50
pRnahelp6ta; y. 6. Smith nnb 3d. Sc. lag, Gtrat
ub 294 nab 296, RDrb 2. StraBe Dnuaiu, 8afcr u. az
SO. 3 Glib 8. ct. uab @de Der g., &~alpwbtl.
gtsu- gOrt aibert Dung, apptbeter, Gfe 9Uusrs usbAG
ndtffraBe.
ct. paul, MtnneIata, eiDuma. Qoentr..
nag SIN Baltimore gu BADEN i'm @.cEz mn
&GieinsYertuuf in Der Sffce be8 v@eder" 10.
ne and Bel DepOre & 0teffenbad, Gfe 10
Nia. uno SanOuerdr.HW. @eelbad. 712 So
'8alti1preRr.
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SiDetniDeine.
administrations 9ln,eioc,

NadrtGt wtrb btetmit 8~eeeben, ba6 bic I'm ersetduete som
gBaileneertGte Der Start Baltimore SpumaGt sur@ ertpaltun a
bes MaGlafeS TIRES yeraprb. @benaun 6 . nta 1857 ers
DGtten lat. Aus Die 6OrDerunecn an bteiengtaGlab bdben, ser.
pfn hermit aufgeforbert, iplbe netff ben ~nGtbteen 9eleeen am
0ber pprl EN- 5. Sept. 1858 etn3ureihen uno geltenb su MAIDEN,
Dber gu eepdrtisen, ba5 fe tRrer &ripri9e an bisfea 0a@la1
geetltG fur perluits ertlGrt rerren m66en. Aae, Bic Sab.
uufSefCreert, iOl3e uaper3usIi9 AT nnterSeianete su letfen.
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