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y OO i ii N q B ! X u i,
90 FOB 0HILDREE TEETHIE6,
which greatly cIitates ths process Of teething By
s2ttensqg The gqps, reducing az innemnstis
allay ALL PAIN and spasmodio action, Gnd is sura3
-- TO REGULATE TIE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, mothers, win give rest to your
selves, and e aa1 r c1rll
BILLET AND HEALIH TO ToURINFANTs.
truth OF IT, what We have never been abe tosay OF
snZ 9sesF z pfSisi3s f ~ M m AAs " 4 ~
timely used NeT6r did We know instance Of dis
.a1s.io3 y ~ oas Eho r., 1ssa r. On ne eoRtra-
terms Of ofcommondAtion Of the. magical sfset. and
medical virtues; we SPEAK In this matter WHAT
pledge our reputation for the fuhllment Of what We
here declare. IN almost every instance where the
viii he found IN fteen on twenty minutes after tbs
Fbis valuable prsSsratiou IL TIE prescription Of
one of the most EEPsrianoed and sfilliql Nursos
New England, and has been used With NevsT-sailinE
THOUSANDS OF OASIS.
X not only relieves ths child fr0m pain, but hvig
orztes the stomach and bowels, corrects ascidllg and
almost instantly reliave a1-t-5 ~
GRIPING IN TIE BOWELS, and WTHD COLO
and oYercomes eonVulsions, which Il not speedily
gaisgt rgnisiy n ths world a an 60 81 Dgf-T
snd Dlarrhlea in children, whether II Arises IRON
foregoihg complaints, 40 not let rUuf pfsudioo5 Z On
the pIejudiqes ofoths11, asld b9te5n y0n and your
gu1aring Child and 10 Feief that VIII hB Sure yg1s
Absolutely SURE. o i1llou the use of thi3 Medicine,
htinely used aull direction for using VII sccVT1-
any eaeh 1qttle. NQEq gauuine uElsgg tlIe 40
slrnile of CUREi6 4 PERKINS, New Torkr 4 ronr
ihe e9l1,da WraDpsr. Sod by prugg.ts throashoat
Principal Of8oe Is Cedar Sheet New York.
FRIuE, ONLY 25 oErfs PER BOFTLE.
hopt1s.dhWRas
F6r SSis 81 sFRON0 ARlaSEEONG, Agsuls'
81 Superior street, ClaEelald. -ai 80
gD-Mru. WinsioW.s eo5thing Syrup, The genuine
article, ioT ale b 0hnrehll 1rothar DrugElsts.
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sanioid,s Liver lnTizcrator end Osfhartio
killl ar5 io- SALE by
~ oH6RCHIILk & BRO, Druggists,
ho -i :. " cor. Pub. sauare ana Ontario st.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ron.
DARGAINs FOR THF PEOPLE.

BARGAINS FOR THE PEOPLE.
IT PANIC PRICES FOR DRI GQ0DS.-n 1.
Baldwin Co, VIII oier Mondy the l4tn inst.s IN
precedented Bareains.
Panic Price for Dry Goodg-i-4 French PEints,
value 81 cents, reduced this day 70 one shilling.
Panic Prices for Dry Good-brucha Long ShaWi8,
superfne. marked down 70 Eight Dollaras q.
Panic Prices for Dry Goods-siN Thousand yards
best Claiicos, marked down % eirht cents. .-7-
Panis Prizes for -DrT GopdsTtfhT9e- Gases Of tFo-
shilling De LANES reduced TO rs cents a yard.
Pene Pricss l5r Dry Goods PRINTED Engllsh Aiofi-
noes. value ahilingss maFked doVn 70 shillings,
Panic Prices ior Dry eooda-299 pains Kid Cloves
jenl2 ssinit Oh 81 ". Es IL A4p VIZ = CO..
GH0jGB s SUGAR CURED HAMS
~ bA0oS' eilII1isi' P13i'FD -HEFF. 81 yiI1a.i-
- : ! NESS PORK. .r
IN barrels and halves put up xfessly l9r the eity
fIai5 f1TSis A. JFhnlsssla ald rltlil n No. = Mer
vim SsreSt. by Wa. u. FARGO & %.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. Il.
HougR.
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.a1aita aaeAiEinea.

CANFORD'S LIVER M IGOR
s5fIrt ~ fR0a sUils, sd hai bso58is i e. - =
te1llsAsd iaeiIe s.ahlard lsdicine Eh6qn and a.
2 Elth s9nadenes in AZ re aoses ~ hich i &
3 4 hls cured ttsulandsr litEIn thsl.sf twoysars
En9 ~ glEaa - all|4 hopss 81 raiaf q thC
~ 2 apfoieiied 3 cerE Elc1las u my polses
d 81 indi7idasi 49, Its5 q ,. ~ 55's5 96s5 1.l'
sIll - disistsS b -o-, = 49,, ~ -, ,,,, Il
shs uss q ths n gKs lfsfIGoR I0R,' and 4
5AeEsl JgsfErsis tl1e---. Ia sIi,-,--r ~
go1llltllIlll lOEsirEEnT's. |Da0rSs SON sTcil1C7
hAaltIAIl gcsfiT n cHoLi0' CI5LEn1 is
ORDINARY FANiLYles ltEEBICIFF- IL Vi
ezra SICK HEADACHF-- ~ ~ t55ls--f- - -
Ei{sl I, ~ EM khT iE IILNUIEa. ~ TWO
An vAo us 4 aT5 giving thliF tsiti5io1y ia It's q
"a aIl4 vstsf m fhs mouth Win ne In7igorssos
/, : PRiCE 0NE b0fLiR PER BOTTLE.
Alao saniord's Family Catharte Pills.
Compoqnded from Pure Fegstable EHtracts, and pu
Essp IN M eiirsls
TIE LA4list. .CATHABrlO PILL Q agsnfls but
sctivs eathariic which TIE propritf0r 81 used u
t19clnli4 i4ntl7 inoIlasI. = me i1u1uf 1fom fhoI
siou WHICH 1il preas inA - 're4sdi to fir n9e ~
induced ne @ piI6e fhan1i IItti1 - 1sk ~ m
q. li.e. FElolal1iQR we'll. Know that dif' reue Cs
flartio1 act on differently. IlurtIoug 81 The boasls
ne FAMILY Jztlartcl-f itll has, VIM due refer.
G1ee 20 t1iE ven e.llD-I Ilighcd 1ctIl been con-
7oundsd frDm q Fsriaf7'-1 81 re rur1rt Vegetable
ALtfct9s nlcl act aiEe 'on cTeTJ rdrt Of the ali
mantarf canal AID are|s |1o0D and llFE in al
cnge8 Uhere q Cathartic|r n nradod rnch ~ De-
rangementg Of the Stom-i |ach sieeUina-s priu9 ir
the Back and loinsf fj09-l = Itlvs1a rafn and Sore
nel9 over the whole Bddyl 'lrouI den cold, which
frequently, II neqacsad - end n 9 lonq course ol
EeVer. Log8 Of Appel. Rite. Creeping senaf
ton % Cold ever fheI- IH8fv. fie7aneaa
aead-Achs, or Waighfif n ~ IT.af an Inilar1
matorY Diseases, Worma'ro Iiu Cdf1dron or hdulf7
kh8uratiGm, greai PurfIIsr OF The Blood and manr
e1eaa9 . which tesh e beir, too numerous 70 msn
ttd1 IN tbs adFarli1ement Dose 20 8
r.... ~. PRlDE 20 CENI7.
ne Liver INV l71rlcor and EIlIilV Cafharef
Eill nf9 relale 81 Dfu1glst8 generally and sold
W1olegals b. the ITada "a all the iarFs towns.
s-a HG iainr s. I. " SANfoH0, n. d.,
.. - Annuiacturer and Rropristor,
= yll5E y 1s br17lgeF, AaH York.
sanfoid.s Liver lnYizcrafor end Osfharti0
% CHURCHILL & BIO, Druggists,
30 i :. N-e0F. Pub. squaFs and Ontario ct.
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/ GiLEVELAND, COLUMBUS &
- .-r,r, A., CIECINEATI RAILROAD. % sea
1851. WNTER ARRANaEMEHT. % 1851.
On aud after Monday, November 18Th lssS Passeu-
ggr Trains VIII leave Cleveland as fbIlUw5.
5oa A. X N. " 4 Cincinuati EEpress-StoppinR at
Berea, Grafton, Welling gton, New London,
sii,I O1 Salem, Shelby, and an Stations south oi
.iTrra5 shelby reaehiqg Columbus ct l:sO ?. n,
Cincinnati at ZOO p. n. .-a ~
s7:2o Pm. Night Express-stoppinR ct ali stations
4r me- north Of Gslions Gilesd, Cardin gton, Ash
ley, Delaware and Lewis Center, and all
% -fIl other stations, % leave passengers only
.r5 rait Reaching Columbus ct l:S0 A. n. and Gin
cinuati vt 7:30 A. n. -r 1905
71'' = .l--4 4 p CONNECTIONS. ,a5
Shelby, sandhsEys Mansfield Newark Railroad, for
g02 alanshelaa NJ. fernons Newark, zanesVille,
Orsstlihei Pittsburgh, Fort wayne Chicago Rail-
Gi road f27 = ozest Upper Sandusky5 Delphos,
D i-i-tW vest and East for u anshsld Wooster Mss-
Gallon and Bslsi6ataine Railroad Line for Marion
Belleiontainsi Sidney, Union, d pneis, In
7i dlnapoi5, Terre Hauter Fincennss, Evans
vile, Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis, &C. 1IrI
DelaWaref With Springfield, Mt. Vernon and Pitts
~, gsi! bHTgh {i.i8 kstilsoed tqE sPFiAghsld.
~ I'D Railroad, for 4enia, Dayton, Indianapolis,
k.-. O. TeFre Haute, St. Louis, Morrow, LOVeland,
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio q Mis-.
L 10 sissippi Railroad at Cincinnati for Louis
-sis vile, Eyansyills CsiEo, st. Louis, and an
POINTS on the Ohio river u .T
Columbus, Central Ohio Railroad tor Newark, Zanes.
4a. Fille,-M heeling, &C, Columbus, Pioha aud
Indiana Railroad for Ptqua, Urbana, fo. -
~ For Tickets to all points and iniorInation ap-
ply at the Union Ticket Once, 81 Superior street. or
at the Passenger Station. ..
E9l.5 lJIGla Cd EsS.FLIHT. Superintendent.
Cleveland November "A, 1859. 14 i
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Or. R. J. LYONS,
PHYSICIAN OF THE THROAT, LUNG
AND CHESE,
NOWN ALL OVER THh
~ tho C5uatry as the celebrated
INDIAN HERB bOCHORr
will be At his Ofcs, No. % Superior street, CleFs
land, Ohio togposits tne lost once tto doors eas
and every month"; Tiz;
Lat I'd, Ilth, l2tb l3th, 14th and 3Oth.
t-a 80 PAMPHLET,-uu
containing = brir1 .ietch Of Dr. Lross Liz, STUDY
aud extensive Travels, has Just been i5sued By him
which can te obtained at his ooe bY ell Who desIO
w. : - SFfs5f ~. STMFNFs ABROAD.
Tolodo-MercEant's Hotel, formerly 9lllin3 HOusg
each month, 2fth, 25tl and 18Th
Rgvenna--UOilils House, e. CD month Sd and 9Th
Akrou-E1ll teii nuusei eoc1 ll-ulls 4ln and tln.
PainezEille-- CoElus House. each meath, 18th.
Massillou American Hotel, each mouth, and 10
Elyria-Beohc House. each month 10Th and llth.
Bellevue-8a leVue H0use, ,aach outn.2Uth & 2lst
NorWalk--A maTican House, each month, Isaud
Adrian, mich---kach month, l2d and Sd.
= hausheld-27tii 'tnd 18th.
Dr.. LIONS profrsaes 20 discern diseases By thE
Eye. BE, therefore, asks questions, nor require
the patients 90 relate any OF their syn ptums- Con
one and all ard have your syn ltoIns snd the loca
ton 0fy0ur disease explained. ires Of charEe.
MAGfh srBlUrLr ADHERED TO.
give such balm a. have no strifs
W ID nature ur The laws Of lite;
With blood ny hauda never stain,
Nor roIsaE men 10 ease their pain.
P.a.-Dr, LYON pludges his sacred word and hona
or that be viii in uoWisa, directly and lrectlF in
ducs Uause soy inzalld lotaze bis lcdiciue with
out The strongest probability Of rHiiei or q cure.
EI-Consultati0n AID advice free Of charge. -tf1
Fhe ronr utii - iirnfsiiiv rnnsidrr1afi drcs
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B8=Rsad what DR.. Bushnell says d lhs Grsieh-
berg Medicines. Dr. B. is a. rhyaieian of eItenBiVa
practice and one o. the most successful IN The coun
" (rFurabulll IN which hs resides
ssThis eertiheg that have used The GERla1terF'g 9
Pills and marshalf8 Catholleon, sold here by a. o.
Hartford, TrEInbuu county, Ohio9 March 7, la57.
Sold By Druggists and Medicine Deslerl through
out the country, ger Medl1lnss Or AEencld8, Cd
Ciress -,--f n b. KINGSLEY, ClaFelnnd - e.
2 iansdkW General Agent FOR Ohio
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8nIdFras.q 9

BROOKS s. q. q E. W., BUILD
- Ilrsersis Sl,d IN Eiri. 81 sI6ll-ssuing and
EI1thlo work. PaFtloulsr allaltpl paid % lltti1g
" s,or.l- factory o. DiFi1ion l-lletl neal Sanal
alock. Cisgalalds Ohio. noloseal
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THE ALL-sUFFICIENT -FHRER-

TRTESEMAR 1898, ARE DE-
TECTED BY R0TAh LETTERS PATENT q
England and secured b. the Seals Of the Ecole De
Phsrmacie de Paris, and the Imperia COLLEGE o.
Medicine, Vienna rIG ffl.
No, is invaluable ior exhaustion, sperIatOrrhoaa
and sll physical disabilities.
No q % mplaisly sradicsIea al RACES Of those die
that have heratoiore been treated hy the
ciou8 and perniciUus use 0fcopaiVa and cub 3eh8.
No. has entirely suuplautod the luxurious use
mercury, thereby inBWtlg 20 the sufferer speedy
lief dispersfng all impurities, and roofing oui the
TRIESEMAR, Nos. i, and 3, are pTepsEstios ths
form Of ozenge devoid of taste and small, and can
be carried IN the Wai5to8dt loeket Sold 10 tin casss
and divided into separate doses, administsrad b
Valpeau Aallenand h0uI, Bicold &C. Price So eaah,
or cases for t9 Whieh saves f3s and IN 81 Csses,
whereby there & saving Of So To Be had Fhdlesls
and retail, Of Dr. BARROW, No. l94 Bieeeker strest
New York. LmufediatalY on reoeiring q rsmittan nee
Dr. Barrow WI Onward tie Tfiesemar 10 any par
of the world secufsly paeEed and edo asse accOrd
Ing % the Instructions tha writer.
- Sold also b T. +. GAYLORD and ~
WTSV z 0lduafand rI %. ..nf
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nIR, LINCOLN MAKES A SPEECH AT
NBIANAPOLIs. 7aa'
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SENATE.


Mr.. Wade presented four petitions nu-
merously signed by citizens Of Philsdel-
phis, asking Congress to stand firm BY the
Union, the Constitution and the enforce
ment Of The laws. ss
Mr.. CriHsnden presented q large number
Of petitions from citizens Of Massachusetts,
Indiana snd Missouri ssking for some
settlement Of the difficulties in the country
Mr.. Bigler presented petitions asking
Congress to submit the Question Of amend
ments to the Constitution and also fifty petit
tiOns asking for the passage Of the Critten-
den resolutions.
A resolution calling for the correspond
ebce relstivs to the extrsditiOn Of Ander-
son was laid over. 1
A petition was received from Nevada,
asking for q Territorial Government. Re-
ferrsd to the Territorial Committed e
Another Conference Committee was ap-
pointed on the Deficiency Bill. .la
The consideration Of the Presidents
Message vas postponed till Thursday.
The Naval Appropriation bill came ar.
Several appropriations for the PensaoOia
Navy Yard we're struck out. -f.laadgs
Mr.. Bale offered an amendment repeal-
ing the oct preventing the purchase Of pat
snted articles.
Mr.. Pearcs proposed to amend to except
fire arms. Agreed 70, and the amendment
was carried.
Mr.. Hale offered sn amendment to build
seven steam sloOps Of var. Mr.. Hunter
opposed il. Carried. Ayes so, nays IS
The bill was reported to the Senate.
A debate ensned on the question Of concur ilg
in the amendment 70 build seven sloops of wa.
Mr.. Mason was opposed 70 3 measure of CO r
ciOu Of the seeded States.
Mr.. Fessenden defended the measure as com
ing from Democratic precedent, and eminently
necessary at the present tine. If the time ever
comes when L s necessary TO use force 70 execute
the laws, he was quite ready 10 do it, but Il
was Intended as q measure Of peace and nobody
dreamed Of making this appropriation for the
purpose Of making war.
Mr. Mason would never vote dollar for sach
Z purpose till il was announced whether the in
coming administration intended to cOerce the Sc
ceding States.
.Nr. King believed that now there was treason
abroad IN the land, and there was q necessity to.
Increase the power Of the country. he would
put the country in 6 position to defend Itself
against foreign and domestic enemies. be would
use all fOFbearance, and use every effort for con
Citation but never admit the right 70 divide the
country and peaceabiy break up the Government.
He would tell the gentlemen that treason must
come to an end, peacefully he hoped but never
peacefully If By submission Of the honor Of the
people
nj. Green, after the language heard to-day, in
tended to express his sentiments at length. %
Adjourned. v.El
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tnrrlrlIION An,rrEI.prtn.

81" Wau rh TRENgos, N. j., Feb, II. y,
The fresidsdt elect has accepted the Invitation
% Visit this city, .ro.t. io .nsyin
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JEFF DAVIS GLoBIFIc1TroN.
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GlLEYELAND q T0LED0 h. u.

IS5sls.2 WINTER BRARRANGEMENF -lsso-l.
0n ana aflqr h9ndsy. EoTbmh1r altb, 1850, Trains
on this koad VIII leays Cleveland na foli0El
10 H hrous1 MEil stopping at Ell Etsti0n1 on
-i3' th9 southern DiEidlon, arriving at Toledo
600 p n Mall, 3iops IL 81 Ststidhs ~ 81 sanduslry.
Ira lTn On kortharn Division, and rFri7et - s1f-
fis3F y. Ohicaqo hEpfess-bt0p1 at an GtaalOns ex-
! grssL io ealt EeshingtQD ana Clay and arrives
,-., n, In Toledo At 1910 Az. -
~ y CONNECTIONS. ilo
Cohiieesi5ns are made aS d5b4osviiis itb tbs s,n.
duskIi Aalsleld and Newark IL h !. A. Olfde Tifh
tlo handuekY, Dayton and Cincinnaf II ~ ~ T-e-
mont With Fremont 9 Indiana e Ia, az "a foisdo
Nth the hichiFan southern 4 NOfth3rn fndianS
aqd ,felea9 and HaRsgh Railroads ior Chicago, De-
.Iolti JeqEsoai Fort Haynd, JoganapoFt LlsiaTefts
lsiro ltg1s Sc LouiA aldlail fRointsWt5t North,
< ffainSc sffiSs IN Olssslaha nom N edo and he
sassaR {; gA9 A. p a1asis9 BEa' 9ARdfram sandus-
~ FER lhfsrnAtIoh and iidEsss abpl5 at the Union
Ticket Once, 81 spVerior 81 sPd a ths DsHot,
Y olsEslaaal ESE 4 sssa % u, q As9b't.
iiLEFHLAND AND MAHONING
.n.sjasT v5< RAILRO A,D.s5 i'a ~
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Z. W. sackrider, Churchill Bro, and Benton
Bros, Cleveland; W. +. Wooster, Elyria; Dr.. 8. J.
Smith, Medina; John Zimmerman, " ooster; Geiser
Barr, Canton; Dr., Kelly, AOupEs,own; and all
the Drug Stores in Akron, haVenna, Warren, Can
field GhardOn, Jefferson, and BY Druggists and Dea-
ers in almost every town and,viilags IN Ohio. ... /.
ON 81 nHEM- PI IrrRPS - u
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An Of the GFeEeRbefg Medicines are for
sale By u saa si @ Era --- l.i-n
~ .sioHURlHELLSs BRoTHnns, DFuTsisf-g
BIO 3. ". cor Ontario rs. 8 rnbliS Squars
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OtLEHELAND & ERIE r. r.
is5I. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1851
On and after Monday, November 18th, 1850, Pas
Eenger Trains will run IS follows;
-.-r LEAVE CLEVELAND.
$50 A, n. EXPRESS MAIL LTRATN-StODping at an
i.a- Stations except Wicklins, Mentor, Perry,
Unionville and SaybroOk and arrives ai
Erte at LIS P. n, Dunkirk 40 P. NJ, Buff
$50 P. n CONNEAUT- ACCOMMODATIONS
ping at all Stations.
s;OOP D. NIGHT lHXPRESS IRA IH-StOppinR at
= Painesville, Ashta bula and Giratd only; ar
rives at Erie l2:43A. NJ, Dunkirk 500 A. Il,
2 =4 Buffalo 4.55 4. H. boss
.iT 51alloa sLEAYE ERIE.
$50 AN. NIGHT Express TRAIN-stopping al
Girard. COnneaut, Ashtabula and Paiiies.
i- - Vile only; arrives at Cleveland 1:i5 A. n.
2s5e A. q. EXPRESS MAIL. HRAIN-Stopping AZ
al Stations except SaybrOok, DnionFille,
Perry, Mentor and Wicklife. and arrives al
...m Cleveland At 6.85 P. n. -
ACCOMMODATION TRAIh VIII leave COnneaut
at 500 A. n ), stopping Ct al stations, and
1 s.-.. arriving Al Cleveland at 9:25 4. 3. -
An the traIiis gong Westward connect at Cleyeahd
with trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Oinon-
natl, St. Louis &C.; and al the trains going eastward
connect at Dunkrk with tile trains Of the n. Y II.
Railroad and at Buffalo with those Of the New York
Central and Buffalo 3 New York City Railroads.
r -lt LltiHl H. NOTTINGHAM, Sup't.
cleveland Nog-zS' ls5V,,,.dd sdl 81
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A-AAAt---- ~ r - N~-fl -,Iu5 4
-'lal -Ts7a.f r1s NAEHIuLHY Tenns Feb, u
Al f6f as heard fromgall Tie Union candidates
ars elected by overwhelming maloriuoa
The Convention Is deieated by large majof-
ity. I gErl
Vote of NsshYi.la Union candidates 1890, Sc
ceglion 555. For Convention 40, no Conven-
ton 1907. E..-, Ar'
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Case Of % walls complete, In morocco and Book, IS
Case q y walls and Book plain
80, Gse " " - uu uete1 pqote' @ aL ---'f---''.-
single numbered boxes with directions cts
Single letter8d boxes, With difscto 80 cts
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Is.sss.aas- -.DsA.,a. n Qs4sfs.'. 3 5' .
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2. CioFelsnd, plaihtiGt Bsicrb 9. HI o1s3@usiIurs
Haisey tra6eis, asf. ca5siioess s55 5S. obi5 ~
IA ITAOHMkflp .4ON'rHI 25TH
IA day q January, a D. ~. aid Jdst III il3ued
81 9raaroi attafhmeut1 for Tie sam o. tEaur7'-slE
600 dollars and probable ooats of suit tee doiar5
eeai ci 3-h-I on 9AD. l.lI1GEnSDLE,
- LIZ --..t II - .Rlaintldla AtLorhaT.
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. u astsf = - Hloath va = Il1igoraio,

~ PRlCE ONE DOLLkR FER BOTTLE.
Alao Saniords Family Cafhartic Pills.
Compounded from Purs Veqstable Ertracts, and N
up in 4ll18 Cas8I, AR LiEhe, and Hin
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lIR, LNu0lN on HIs IogHNkY.
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KEsOLUT1oNs OF IEoUiRY.
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eOfa1=geenisfeitem aus sBafbimetOn.

Gtn Sc Drpe CT drrettrt. = Splepb
Jlpt9taner, eit Oeutlder uub Mitgliep be8 Z.
Nt8cpnIit 9teg., wurbe ppr9e1fer1 feltaenpm
men urb IN 6plse elmer 0tequilitipn peS @pu-
rerneur8 BON Soma eit9eltedt. @r ltebt unter
Der Infla9e, BEN Sacob 0tbeimer am II. slug.
.. S. ermproet 5u babelt, uub wirb Der 8ebErbe
IN Soma iiberliefert tperpen.
Mertbpp1le @ntbedung. = @ine
An5a9l mertbppaer &arter unb 3eidnuneen
wurpe III einem Maga5in an Der Nleranbria
urtb Orange Gtienbabn 9efunpen, mprauf jese
StroBe 5piideu 8ulbin9tpn, Alerunpria unb
0tt4rapnb ner5ei4net 1T. @s lit belrnber8 eez
nol auf beuielben beilertt, mo GbGler poer
8er9e, barter pber peider 8pben 1T, une pel>
DE We9e am ~9eei8netten iinb CUR Eran8ppr-
tattpn bon leid)telt pber Idweren Irtifeln. Die
Mappen iiab jest i'm &rie9SzD Department.
@apallerte@Barabe - Do8 s..
re9uldre @apalerie 91esit1ett parabtrte am
SamIta9 bur9 bic Staot. DaIelbe erreate
6nr4 feline ~tattppl1e utilitariide Sattun9 8rpBen
8eifau.
Nn8etUmm n. = Der Danpfer ,Step-
ping Stsne" lan9te 9eltern Miprgen un9efabr
tint II l1br in Der NaSY garo an, na66em er
bic @ntfernun9 BON Snptan 6eaO in ni9t eau3
2 @tunNen 8uridselsst batte. 5urtwa6ren6
bur6bre4sn %etn3elne Sdt6e bte 8lpdape mnb
Dor etnt9en Ea9en mar zines berIelben, elmer
8inplftae balber, 9snEtbt9t, 9erabe Dor ben
fstneli6en gatterteen ftia3ultegen. gBGbrenb
Der 9anSen 3ett purpe pom 6eiupe 9efeuert, pbne
peiteren @rUl9, al6 paB pas 5aupt= unb pas
gCrberle9el purai9pHen wurben.
Wt4tt8e 8erbaftun9.- @d. 80.
SbCmpIpn, in iurtlttlAen &reilen @aibtnston's
etne @rIBe, aus Sitp-@arsltna ~eebirttg, tpuroe
auf bic Inl9ulptsuu9 nit 0euten In ben 8ebel.
lenltaaten in @UrreiYonpen3 gu ltebeu, perbaftet.
@S 1OGen tn Der 9pf peS S9ifeS BON Capt. Sa<
nit griefe 8~efunben pOrpen fetn, tpelGe ben Serrn
fart c~Omprpmtttren.
OtebfabI.- Sis. 8roipr, an9eblt6 Der
Spbn relpeftabler @ltern, wurbe pprgefert att
traPpirt, ais fr an Dem Store be6 5rn. Sbpmas
Srunpa9e, Nr. so SputbRr,, etnt9e &iten Cd
Gao nnb G9vcOlape fabl unp chen tint Sesrtfe
mar, bte Nal9ereten mad 5aule Su ~brtnsen.
NtAter @rprl 1anbte i'm In @rmangeluns BON
Bnrsidaft mad Der Sail, Ct sibt an, eth iibeI-
bsraAtistes 5raaen3immer BABE i'm basu ser>
lettet.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-12-23
WdhlsMdhrtMt.

@taat marplanb Get. - Mm ben Sd,eriT Der gtaet
Baltimore.
Do Der @ts hes coleman geIst Senatcr be8 Staates RarS.
lamb fir bic Staet Baltimore easant puroe tlrd, ben am SmDlften
Gage ses Seatmber a9tse 7nbunbert mo Oinunsls3sSs paiirtsn
8eI hIub ss Senates:
unb "a bic 9pnnltutiUn teIes staates ~berertnet, has tm fan
elm @enAtpr BEN becr Stabt ~pe93ebt Elm Gablparrant opnl
Q~riftenien bes SenateS Serlaien perSen isl fir bic grpGbluHe
eth + onsern pero an Ieine SteQe.
Nun uno baum pero:bne uno befeble i'd, Senre s.. @sIbS-
bourenob, Brifoent bes SenAte8 spn Wearplane, trait Der mir
eurd Die Contribution ~oerIiebeuen @erpat, ha6 cine 2Sobl fur elnen
Senator fIr bic Gtaet Baltimore ~ahgehalen tperse, an ben Bt5ben
welGs has Geieb ssm 9. Sanuer 1852 oaSu beIimmt bat, lr
suSliauna Der hurb has BesSiehen keia9tsn Coleman geGeIts
entItaneene Baeans nne eerprene bHrmit, saS Der Saeliff Der
Stabt Baltimore Stets Aebe fir bret Mp6en, ousi9lesli1 ses
Cages Der erfen 9erSHenttthun9 Der NotiS uuo AcS @o9ltdas.
un6 ieg bteits Ella cca9ati8er 8arrant tr Niles bteies iein.
Bum 3susniB bAiir u~nterItreke i'd meinen Nan1en AMI II.
Gage bS DECEMBER, I'M Sabr uniersS Strru aatsebnbHneertun b
einunbfbSSis.
9enrp s. @eISbpnrpu6b,
ErGleent hes SenateS bon Matplanb.
atkt: Chapman Sarmcso, Sefr.
Sdb 9ebe biermit Ndd1ridbt, bab in nebercinftnumuns
nit obt9ent Narrant, am Opnnerlta9 ben 9. Sanuar 1862 cine
gSabI in Der &taot Baltimore ~abasbaten Miro flr bic @rpGsluna
zines SeIatcr be8 Sta1eS D9arptape fit bic Gtaet Baltimore.
Die g8abl ftuset HIATT an ZEN R!6sen, wede ron BEN ssmGB Der
.@siese fir Baltimore ernanntsn g8abtri6ern in umS fir Salti-
rnsre bafir beitimmt babeu.
Die Sttnlmtafen werben, ipte BON @eies p~erertpet, bon 9 llbr
Ntor9eHS bis 5 llbr Itenb8 pfen lem.
gbS. 81. Sparts,
CDSl6, IL, %. Sass S@eriff Der Stast Baltimore.