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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-06-21
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.

Female irregularities, weakness. uterine dis.
placements. and all local uterine dincuhies
aud constitutional Troubles "i w"uncn, are on
iircly cured by the GWAhfESBEHS NAmsuALL'e
'rrRiSE CATlIoLiCoS.
Iu ihts cpuncrtIuii Miss bechnr sister Of
tue Rev. Henry Ward iieecher. IN letters To- the
people. page l2?. say ;-.'l have niue sisters
and sisters in.l,w, and Fourteen female cnus-
! ins, all married, aud all drlirate and niling.--
Amid the immense cir"lc vi my friends and
lacauainlancus | cannot recall ten married la
dies IN this century and country, who are per.
fcrtly healthy" In c1ses, however, where
the t,r;tcIcnherg tatholCon has been used, wo
must say ,imt health las rapid, taken tile
place of disease, ~ ladies have bec0ue ro-
bust, strong. NignrunS. and healthy.
| Mrs. Gleason. of Elniira, says: =" Beautiful
in,lccd Is the conh,ling. trusting nature of wo-
man, but how much does u need la be protect.
ed hv u witchiulness that will lead her. in time
| "f disease to- n medical adviser of scientific
deucatiun, moral worth, aud purity al charac.
! ter" All these may he secured by Address.
| lug the Graricubcrg Company.
| 1t givcs me great pleasure to certify 10 the
linvariahle curative action "i the Graefcnbcrg
Marshnll's Uterine Cath'lrnn in all eases It
tfas afeSff y hr 'M M"ta, hi @ s " the
! j. i. LAM FIT. NJ. H.,
| Auburn Four Corners, renn,ylyhnia
| lam Il Methodist Clergyman. Ny heart has
fairly arhcd Ia witness the feeble health nI ~.
/ UhN W. ' llVN' lFsANtN'l 'lEFHI preaching
the G"spel. thank ''"d. h..wevrr, dat hsy"
seen all these Diseases give way Ia the tract.
cubcrg Marshall's Uterine Cuth"lic"I, where
lever IT has been used.
! Rev. rErER SliAEP, Eidgcway, Mich,
, (Formrtly m Western STARK. Medina cu., q. }
p4.tur sale by
l.A%Gwogrnr FGtr,
IsRAtL tWEis. : Findlay;
}. NJ. ~ utH Co..
=. NJ W. L.. iirLLEs, Van Burcn;
Il. BAnShv. NcC"mb;
! 4. u. HIrNiNs, ,;llhua;
Tn"NAs SrH,rruS, Union township,
Tn"MAs SrAHKS. Arlington:
L. y. BALnsiN, Mt. lauch.,rd;
| I. ~. I,G,N. Ninluc;
| Fer Medicines ar Ar"nci.s, address
II. u. KiNGSl.El, Cleveland,
Agent Tor Ohio.
July -, lsG0.-lGm
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Dg,rH.--Ded In PindIay, on the i5th instant,
Catlsrino victoris, infant daughter at Christ.
aul CathSriuo NcWman,- -1gcn t'n mo",hs AMI
Ave days,
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See advertisement.

lJ'Au, especially young men, should read
the advertisement Of the new "National
Di.pensary" at Cincinnati. in another col
umn
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The Mountain of Light
MEDIC PROTECTOR,

4 hook Of over 40 pages, rull of iluc aRatomi-
cal aud ot,Tr cu.rHviugS,
II contains not uily the pth "t all the late
developments IN Medicine aud Surgcrr ah"gc
retcrred to, TINT II Is itiS" guido tJ al VIII" a.
pire ta felicity with the opposite scx; shows
how IT, guard against danger, and h"w I" rs
cape dsuger VIXEN Incurred. isciul alike e
n,Ilc and female, but should not hc IA TIN
hands oi very young p"tsuns, as II contains
Information that might bc perverted tu mi
wartiy ends. Also = iull aisl explicit Key I,
all the hidden and dclightful ScorviS oi Mari
age, Lave AID Retuty, never before
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-06-21

To THE LADIEs.-Ladies, if you
only knew how much difference
there is between good and poor ar
ticle Of Saleratus, you would never
use any other but ID. B. DeLspd &
Co.'S Chemical Saleratus. 1t is truly
what it claims to.bc, the "house
wi!e's favorite," and we are happy
to SEQ that our lady friends are find
ing it out and using nothing else.
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CoMING IIoME.-The three months
volunteers will, it ia thought, be
home soon. There will then be OPP
portunitics for all who wish, to on
lis, for the three years service. We
have no idea yet wha, proportion of
our boys, now in camp, will re en-
list
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M,naIAUR. - Married on the 10Th instant, by
Addison Hardy, esq, Mr.. Cyrus fsublc and
IS CathaTlno Franks-Sn Of Uancook Soupty,
Olio.
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JOB PRIN I'll N 6
OF EVERY KIND AND VARIETY,
EXECUTED IN A SUPERIOR STYLE.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE Of MAILS
MATHS close thirty minutes before time OF dc
parture. "
Railroad mails on the Fremont and Indiana
train leave at $50 a. M, and arrive $40 p. M
On the Branch Road leave Gas n. M, and ar.
rive at s o'clock, p. m.
COUNTRY MAILS.
Clement, Arlington, Eagle and Dunkirk, leave
every Monday md Thursday, at 2 o'clock, a.
M, and anvo tho same days Mt G p. m.
Van Buron, Portage, Bowling Green, Perrys,
burg, Oak Ridge, Alba, Gilboa, buckeye ana
Kalida, oycry Tuesday aud Friday at n. m.
and arrive ovory Wednesday and Saturday at
6p.m.
I,enton Ridge Pleasant, Vaughnsvilo, Pen
dlcton and Columbus Grove arrive every tues
day at 10 o'clock, n. M, and leave at p' n'
the Same day.
McComb, Sugar Ridge, Lipsig, Medary and
Defiance, Mt. blanchard, blanchard Bridge,
Elm Grove and Marion arrive every Wednes-
day at 10 o'clock a. M. and depart the same
day at p. IN.
Cass, West Independence. Fostoria and Fre'
mont arrive every Friday n 9 y. m, ANA do
part Saturday G n. m.
Biglick every Saturday ut l y. m.
J. H. ROTITCWIID, PO'tmdsfcr.
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lIicHORY GRovg,
I. Charles co., No., Nov. 10, 1851.


PuoF. q ]. wooD--Dear sir: Some time last
summer we were induced tn use some at your
HAIR Restorative, and its effects were ST. won
dcrful, we ieei II "ur duty Ia you and the al
ilictcd, I" REPORT.
Our little sous heal l-r some time had been
perfectly covered with sores, aud some called
II Scah Head. The hair almost entirely came
oH IN consa Iucnne, when n FREUD, seetue has
suifcrings. advised ~ [" use your Restorative;
We did 50 with htllr hope nt success, hut to
our surprisc, and that of all nur friends, u very
few applications removed the disease entirely ,
4ud ncW aud luXuritnt crop ~ hair Sd"n
started ant, aud We can nov Say that our boy
has ~ healthy u scalp, and as luNuritnl crop
of hair rs any other child. We can, therefore,
and de- ltcr,,iv recommend your lijStaratVo,
| Is a perfect remedy Iur all dis'.uscS ut The
GE0. ". HiGilN BOTllAM
SARAH 4. iilGGINBOfllAM,
rRnr. Woou--iic1r sir. Ny htir had, for sew,
| Grad wears. hccn becoming pramKinrelv gray
| accompanied by 4 hatshness which ren'lorv'
! the constant application ~ "H necessary III
,IrrsSin. ". When commenced usiir ,''ui
Hair Restorative, about two mouths age, n wits
| Ia thai condition; and having continued IT, u~'
| til itlIiu the last three weeks ~ ha> turIi"d
| "a its natural color, and assumed 4 snitne''
| md iustct greatly t. be preferred u ilir'" pr-
| duccd by the arIllcaiirn ~ oii, or any th"'
| pyeparatiou have ever used. rcsard lt A.
! Au Indispensable article tor csorS E"ly = t"ilrt
| whcthar t' DC u~cd rs Il llair Restorative" 81
| f,1 the slIupls purpusr ~ dresSing"r s"an,d!
ing the h.Iir, Iou iiivc lcrp,issi"n tn rcicr i'
! me all who cntertSir amy d"aht 1T ~ periprni
ing an thai Is cilimcd Ter II, -
| MI.s. G.. SlA0NpS, III Third 4,
Il CINctSS,rL a., Feb, Ia, iSi'.
wutINGros, Ma, Dee. >, lSs7.
pnoy Waoe-- Ds.,r ste; rs Lie all ics n
friend of mine, Nl,u h,.i l..-'u n>H,S yItr Nl
restorative, igss istGre'i ,a,rs it hu. ~,
Fever, ~wse Ua,s last May, kui nnTriy s.vy,
| l.,,r a.. M, head c.,nlc o1i, No~ nv hair iasi
ce,ae ~ a r,est ~ al hicler lLsa sver a s,,
Nathlrg t,atN dets ,,ud Sylsi'stay that iIe,'i u
, | fnMr,aai,,tV I" ,1uurs who are ,dHicied as
h,V. i-,.,a In.,il Induce me ~ give this pah
| NJ. ,y k,ppe s,d d,mcpt "t the hce'Hi iIt" ~
| c,.iy,T ;r,q,, Vr.,i, n.'ct's ITALY l,sst'rittsN.
Y"ars rss; eo,,u,iS, - e
! A. 4. JAColss.
1 The EesicrSuYNis Is put q? IN h.i,l,s at tirs.
s,,sS NJ, a,r.v us' ARE, uad si1Sil; tliN sasi
h,,.s halt /. nint. a,pl I..,~lts ss "as dsr I-,i
r bo,ilo: the ,agdtum h''hts at ic'>t tS"Ht, pes
,,,utuai r,-yr IN rrrs'"s,'"n thsn tbe sns,lL ~
Tails Er tao dollars ,,rr hoiIie; the large ts'li'
4 A uatri. k,r,vr~c rrRtcu' yaore IN rruis'ruai, /,
1 AMI r,'t;ijls t.I ~ t.dt
%. 4. WtloN 4 M, propristers,
ltk Rt,s.SssIN. New York, and
Iituarket 81, ~. ts,uts. Mo-.
And Ss,,a nv all s,,sst iTassisis ssal Fancy
] Gp,.isiIo'lcrs. tJan"s'' is'" -S"Ao
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-06-21

Losr.--Nlr- Philip pictz has lost :
sorel mare. See his advertisement
in another column.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-06-21

INsrRANCc. Tic Ohio Farmers
Insurance Company advertise in
another column, to which attention
is called.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-06-21
COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENTS

FiNDLAY CoMpANIEs.-We under.
stand that all the military compa.
nies in our place arc making active
preparations for the coming ccle'
bration. The Butler riilemen have
but recently organized. and already
drill we'll. OF the Zouaves, We can'
not speak, as they do most of their
training Indoors. Their uniform is
a perfect Disguise. The German
company, go far Us we have seen
is by far the best drilled company il
the place. They are the banner
company thus far. Tho Findlay
Cavalry company has sent on it
roll to the Adjutant, and as soon q
they get permission. will elect thei
officers in conformity with tho lat
militia law. when they will be read,
for the field. They are uniformed
and make fne appearance. Th
Cadets, under Captain Carr, W
have not seen lately, but hear ther
highly spoken of.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-06-21

TIE CELEBRATION. - All our vol
untccr companies, we understand
will be uniformed by the fourth o.
July. II you want TO see n militia
ry demonstration one that is worth
spending n day to see, come to town
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LUMBER YARD.-This 10 something
much needed in our place, and we
arc glad TO learn that Doctor Thomas
b. Scott is about to open one, neal
tho new depot. Findlay can Ger
tainly sustain an institution Of this
kind, and wo believe the Doctor viii
do his part toward accommodating
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-06-21

DorLAR.-To meet the times, the
sixty-third volume of Cooley will
be sent to subscribers for one dollar.
This volume comprises the six best
numbers OF the year. and will con
tain seven steel engravings, six OF
the large double extension fashion
plates, and all the Winter cloak
patterns. L. A. Cooley, 323 Chest
nut street, Philadelphia.
~>>>->>>>~~~>>S~>~>~>~~
PIcToRIAL History OF THE WAR.
We are in receipt Of a finely illus.
trated folio, published semi.monthly
in New York, by Frank Leslie, en-
titled the "Pictorial History Of the
War of 1861" 1t ombodies many
valuable statistics, and an amount
of historial facts that make it on
important periodical. The pictorial
illustrations add much to its value.
Terms twenty five cents per num-
Der. Address Frank Leslie, New
York.
~>->~~~~>~->>>>->~>>~
MosT of our readers have read OF
a young man, a rabbid Secessionist,
riding into a village in Maryland
and boasting what he had done, and
that he could whip any five Union
men in the town, and who was there.
upon shot dead. We were shown
a letter, q few days ago, to L. ID.
Ardinger, of this place, from brother
of his IN Maryland, in which he
speaks OF the affair as an eye witness,
and says he has in his possession the
pistol that dropped from the rebels
hand, as he fell from his horse
Shouldn't wonder ii he had somo-
thing to do in bringing him down.
>~>~N~~~~>~<>~<>>~->r
OFFICERS OF THE BUTLER RIFLE
MEN.-The officers Of this company
consist of the following named gen
tlemon:
Captain, 9. b. Wilson; Firsl
Lieutenant, Israel Green; Second
Lieutenant, J. w. Davidson; Sur
geon, Doctor G. w. Twining; First
lSo-soon., u u Wilson: Second
Sergeant, G.. w. Ostein; Third Ser.
gcant, Adolphus Rosenbura; Fourth
Sergeant, A. l.. Preston; First Cor
poral, A W. Fredericks; Second
Corporal, F.. 3. Howell; Third Cor
poral, +. S. Moore; Fourth Corpo
raj. II. S, Shannon; Color Sergeant
y. Y. MciTorl; Quarter Master, c.
A. Croningcr; Treasurer, F. NJ
Vanlue; Secretary, A. M. uo!la
baugh.
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rrsATIsFACToRiLY.rr n

rrvralc,, In any ho"k In the SHgish language.
Price 80 cents - one ut the cheapest books IN
the World. II health Could 10 estimated In
m"ncy, tho mv itets con'a,rcA I" ,ld" h'ok,
"a, tho above tngtcitUSc- Scnd Ter cir" ultr
Iuilt, dos. riding IL.
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GRAEFENBeRo
Family Medicines.
prTs,i pprtt.

Vegetable Pills. per boz. - .-...a ~
Green Mountain UiiiYu-rrt, rerbox..... rs
S,r<aparila. per hottlc...... !. 40. AZ ~
,Children's Pnnacca, per bottle. ......... 10
Eye Lotion, per bottle, 80. 49,. .......... 70
Health Biuers, per package =. ..s.......f f-2s I
Dysentcry syrup. per bottle. ......,..a ~
ICunsufhptiyrs' Balm. per bottle. .........S 90
Narshali's Uterine J,thf1conf.. :. s.... II 20
Graeteniert Pile Romcdy, pcr bottle ..... Il %
Manual ni Hcaiih. per hottie. ...n...... n
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AZ SEQ AdyVrt.semcas cs Prot, L. A,lles',
In IN ath-s ratut..
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TRApE.--Findlay has been unusu
ally lively for week past. A con
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-06-21
| T IS NO T TOO MUCH TO SY
SINCE ALI.
OLD AND YOUNG.
AFFIRM IT'S TRUTH;

WIN preserve inJ,diibig tho y o'rih and coior oi
the hair, " used two ar three times - week, L"
any imaginable axe, Perfectly restore the
gray. cnver tho bald with natures own orna'
ment the hair: make II more s"it and hcauti'
tul than any oil, and preserve the scalp tree
from all disease Ia tile greatest nge. states
men. Judges, Attorneys, Doctors, Clergy men,
Professional men. and gcilticmsn and ladies "l
all classes. all over the world, hear testimony
that We d., net say too much ia its f,vor.-
Head tho following aud Judge:
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ISsgts s-Ss tsA.SnittS.
u ExkCN-rttlNs. atss
tss.NNk NsrrES
Just printed arvt ,ar sJa =, ia.s ere
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II you want to see model / ic-
turc Gallery, call mp to Reiterman
and Wooiworths. Their Hall has
recently been enlarged to twice its
usual size, and is now perhaps the
largest, and beet arranged Daguereo
type Gallery in Northwestern Ohio
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HOME TESTIMONY.
iIsHrrcab, Trnrbul county Ohio, I

March Z, is6s.
hereby certify that have been dealing IN
the Graeleuberg Medicines for the past year,
and can truly say that ] have never offered
ANY medicines To the public that have met
will the decided appreciation of the people
like these. particularly the TiIls and Catholi.
con. They will readily perform al and mere
than is promised tor them. have sold about
nifty bottles Of the Catholicnn the past season
and hoar tho best results IN every case.
J. II. G.. JOHNSON. Medical Agent.
Read what Dr. Bushnell says of The Craeftn.
hcrg Medicines. Dr. u. Is q PLY stefan of ex-
tensive practice, and ~ one ~ the most euc
Iccssful in the county (Trumb,ill.) in which lie
resides.
,This certiaos that havo used the Craefen.
berg Pills and Marshaifs Catholicon, sold hero
by j. n. q. Johnson, In my practice, to my en-
tire satisfaction. They are good ,nediones.
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Dr. Jacs.sn,s Monthly Female rni.,

irv.dua'hc il, fcmAle irrcg"'sr,ti'',, ta, no
advisable 10 he used aurirg rrrgnsiry, iost
they sheud mar tho hGro "t "aslrlnE isc'
lin the nrch'r's rS,rato Frtrlrc t's usltu
| Years, price sl, forwarded hy rIi.
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Us, JacssOa's Perpetual rrns crs'yc,
V, ycIyesa,. Reaaiississ pewLcr'

1, irinarts h, ,he r"nrieNl"h ~ "NI1islo
h,,svnC s,.l trsss,svenry, AMI eses'saaliy rrs'
r,,ci ,cs. i.,u,i,lss. s.usz s'tc., eh. rrice 81
,er ,cN. s,'pt hN msiL
ENxr, lsuer ,arst ,osis,s ssScrasssu stsmps,
,n ~, n sssi for rrrir. Adslcess issS ls-sS..r,
ttestsrtS 4 CO., q, si@iss t'Si"sssa iisx Az tin
uoJs.iuss awl tyr,p~'t,"s,S s.s't iw'mrtiy, 10
any tsvt "t tho s,.,snit,>
E.l.rssrs ~ tssst. I1sa.l.
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HAprroRp, Trumbull county, Ohio,
March Z. lsj5.
WEST BLpr0ap. Coshocton county, Z
May IL, ls5I.

WEST ULDIUhb, VnShoctOn cOunfy,I Z
May Ia, is55.
Mr.. n. II. KISGsLsy--s'ir - haze been sell
ing the medicines at the Graeicnhcrg COMPANY
for the last ton years. and have Invariably
found them To- give gsvd satisfaction: aud tho
Pill have sold tu great many families as
70 ,ularly ns their tea and coffee. aud with ny
ltrp.e they have become staple article -
Marslnlrs Uterine Cathnlicnn Is u medicine
that has ,lune great amount uf gond To- icuaie
diseases. One badly ssld u to. tnld ne that
| she had recciN ed more benefit from one bottle
than she did from Il long course nf medical
treatment by The most skillfal Physicians.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-05

binlaufen. Sc fann ntbt ldnser 70 eeber, 1aete
er, mir mnlien Die &sfprm an uns Ielbf pOrneb.
men. Sebt BIN, tpie es auBen i'm Eager ltebt,
nno tpie bier innef1. QSIf nnb Ssrwirrt TT all
les fsltes 8egtment In teiner Sano, tbr abr leio
Der auea aller llebel 9ewuroen, benn tbr babt
purh smre SAraae lie berporgerufert. err &
G Dem @r(taunen ilber btee 8rrtpiirfe fel9te
Elm Aufrubr, Diemeilten tpollten ben Sbtn,pf
nt6t puloen, ,,lan4e aber fiibltsn l1 betrOffert,
uito tpieoer anpere rtefen baB 6lprtan Die 9Sabrz
belt ipre4e. Niitten tn pem Qdrm aber Gfnete
licb Die 8bGr nnp bic Stimmen partummten ais
g6s SUn Serlt4ngen, nit pislen 5auptlenten
bereintrat. sha9.H a.u4 .A.sot .tgaae.I4e &.
8et ibrem ra1den gtntreten unb Dor ip bielen
barten GeltGteru uno flirrenoen @affen, ererif
cine un9etpilie 6urbt bic Banerrrdtbe. - Gs
1T uur gu wa6r, rtef @GB, oaB glotb uns BON
alien Setten bran9t, isbt ober 1T tetne 3eit mebr
pielen Satb itm5uranpeln, er muB lt1 ielblt
pabren. Sort an mas ib unb bic !6auptleute
bes beaen 6aufens belAlOilen babe, Der iGmdz
bi1he Sunp lit i'm Nn3u9e, unere gruper am
9lefar inp bon ibm ihwer beordn9t Der
SruebeB bat unere dritliAen Gerbilnbeten IN
8urttsmberS selGla9eu. MGsen Die 6ranfen
bleiten, tpenn lie tpullen llno pen Srauenber9
weiter belaaern, fir uns 1T fetn Sdumen ldnser.
gBir pom 9isfar millIen ltnlern ndbfen8riipern
gslfsn, (6Ortlsbun8 fpl8t.)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-05

Dr. g. D. Q MT Is tielt e5 frIter Ir erfcrbetli benz publts
tum entes Gusnltnen letnsr scr8n Gi9e3atan als Ar
e aus peri6nlier pnltaren pegen pef9er nnp aedhts
Gtonbeiten nst t srsoa&en eeS TT Jest jeooa unnptts
s it genissnb f tn sesenuartis onsuabren baB
1886 tn set6rlr Eprn ais Nr araoure @ jener 3f pat et
ne so;e SIuinerfame obtSn &ranfbeten sueeano nno In
6en esten atren etr @0nteu crirt ais jr 8e8rInbana
ets ganen8 ais bdeer uno geehnseer Slrt n0bmenstG
e DieIettqcn aen Aer3tsn fF8er Stao
SbSe sS tine gtee oer gtpliser Der daden tayis
r a4ssSf r0 atss - saes 6r
8orbeie III srCB Mot oos Mn3e9en FUR fspr ngtbwene9 W
Sa Ss t @@m sn S1 f m 81 ss1[ ras I @ Ss noe
nuo eiHen &r etne onfi8e &ranbett 81 heien ne 9e=
ebt bes m tn Der 80raSeeuns b9s man b 5aiie rr e.
fOlgrei8 bdIt?! = Dr. S. Santb 1t Der Gitefe re9smaBes
srasre gr pedr tn Baltimore ane9en G6 Seine Yraris
II in Der esten Salrn etn 10 ans9eeetS 9wsen nne e. hat
Dit sssas a os s9ss an3SH 5r M nafss stasr m
en tetcubes Breeen ben wobleennten Hath gu ebe
len wpS baraui su aen baB e ntdt burG oein a6en Nne
een Gd brIeneea Auadialber Yerpf we6en ude gerpre
unse MAIDEN beren @rIGune elb ren erfabenen nb bsen
8eabtet SUleenbe8 Bet 3etten.
Der ltneluditGe ner nit pbGen fbeln betatet TT nB It'd
neg sn criobensn ari TenSen snr rei3en r nit ngr
ecu ietuen @6meren be NITRO Onoern benielbs au bea
biet etnn Rronfe cine iebr bulge 8e6nans mafn p1b
reno er IN ben aen mo sts M @ mnr sa IN pas S 1
ener Sr6eeren euunS 6ere9t it, gerensnn9en ecr
gStrtcres" reroen mad ener neen pon Dr. s. Se otee-
unhenen Setaublungswesle In msn9en Gan otne SmsrSen
obcr rcpnyeueseu fur BEN patenten seb 3u9eiA earan
trt Dr. .. 3 Smith, bag tsne sninoung eer urehra" u
No. ais rctures" bebaahet peroen pc6ur6 s oft etaratan
bic traurisfcu 8olsen berbetiIbren
Srnae 9eute GGe petGe AT feunaler S&wd&e Isben
rpn F6 bel 3sten nltlren, wpSnrA e Ycen 9lnter 1lb
grpse unfCfrn trpoten.
Sr S. s. Smith bat burd bic sadas Cur sbsst Rranftet-
ten er6sere 8erubntbe ais tr9eno Elm anber I tn MmeIta
eaet @r be eas uebel IN ben werisfsn Baaen BON @unb
aus no aibt Gpnfutcn tbre uprin9e Eraft pieoer
tnpeu1 er nr etnoe mlt @tel anwenSet Se ebistn
1T t BON Wertur unb ae mrralen Ve tn etner beaem
6ten Nla ubereitet uue tam TN GAIT Cce Srvatbane
uf Ger es uneemer unbenett unb ptne StSs tn 0eI4d
TN,
sanSuug enseifn TT, re fns GRArantun9 eer yseenSUff
notbwenetg.
g. Smith et eiaer eibe Satrcn eae bsonoere @unerf
ae eerpbnle perpr aGen 2eioeeen ein beilenee Gr
Dr. S. g. Smb'S 9rGDentatipe fir rauen farm man en- pblsem
pfoseerbolten D Wctn 1T gut to rnrse ihnertalb Sab
rn oueerproentd sel So. Yerfcnen
wee on Saltnsre entrnt wchsn, Enuen nad 9enaner A
aabc ber epuppme Or S. 3. Smith In pDttcireen Grteien
ltren ub tie etr na& 8snb ensn 9bee 6es Sanpes se
fGid erbalter -. s.51
Muc @uirdse blei6en fraB privattn n ber Office b f.
porate 3innnler sllr 9tspcFcn rer 4dtiensn. 81
EFen Srn 9 lItr Nlot8eas tts llhr 4teneS
l-t iii. .I5fIIt Il Or. 8. 9. Sniitb it
ste. II 5ab-8reHertdfr Baltimore.
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Soltimore=2ctFz z9n|pit0L.

Gegrtnpet 3ur unterprndun9 ber Sltiad Ialberet.
Der etn3ee VlaB tpo cine 0Gtluna edangs
trsrpen fa,lls. M a
Qtnberun9 tn feds Stunpem. aa
Rein Sue3flber, paS sltere gelunpbeit Sal'
t3t&@5~ t-.''4 LENDS rltntrt. o d1G
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9r. Sohnsfpl1.

Msfeh fSneHen gElesums GDunbdrste In 2cnhvn
@rabntrer einS ter een Gpnegen Ser. tda.
ten her BEN srSn 9bsl eues eebens tn ben 5Cfpttdleru
9shen PARTS phtlanep5 unS anheren Stdbn ausbra bat
6 hsr 0iebtsn Heib undblie 9eibenbt b IN Strenlau
a Aerp6et Rnb dnberen Rranete ltten frI@e {; g. aud
lie b s6Biden eeeu1en ;u ebr erGreden bic W oft errE
ten BET ssFtnesn tntssesn u. rurben Ausewtltdd &C.
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prQinId1er 3abnar}t,
Ro. 1873 Gat= 8atimoJetr. maze @benfr
dbne peroen bel mir aus bette en0Et uo ale Speatee5
sardHiIrt. &s22S
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frlde aeteinit nh unarIide @sf nnb tSper ;eStsu fur
bic Arbsit bic eafSat uHb hte Gbe aafaRa nanbe Safer
sebwa9t tater. 81 4r5 Ruar uU
er fnb etnee ter aisen uab betldnsprtbe 5cssn bes
rten @errrnbeiieu bes eaaeEsi Sdpade I'm @adsn une m
ben @iterer Scmerafu i rpfS, eEl GeRhts NerIuR
bes 9Rusieltraft 9srrpfsM ners5fs unr5 WaeenfpdGe
MHsrhnuns Der @erbauuuss esenfiRe &utraiIuSG
6pnStpnts Fer S&pneiu9t
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6uht un Gnfll1t DliBtrden sege1 fh slt Nur6niiett
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ans uehcr urans thre Gurhtett atnnt e TIRE HrG
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