davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-03

PnoyIsIoss-Pork-s Sales, Old Mesa snS n,
New mess, 8lt BTH. Prime do, % T5 80 .
CITY prime mess, siSAlS 90. DraEsed wssssrn he =
a. O0a5.. City cured do, bAa5k Beet oouSs
mess, S6ab %. Prime do, stas4 90. RspAoAp
Western, sliAi2 90. Beef Hams, Sl0A1T 70. n
eon, ndea, long clear, 90 short clear GHaTH. Han
bHa6H. Shoulders, 4Aab Lard. Mol, THs8ksi
Kettle Rendered, 96ssis Kegs, 81. Ohio B9ias>
iiAlbc; 5tase. leA1s. Ohssss, ohis, bkaso; s.sa1s
saTo.
RIoI-H. Indiestb 5Oa6 Carolina. 5o.T.
BALr-Ilvotpool, ground, % Ashtn, q q
D. Kits, sOc; Turks Island, 90ASl.
BoAP-CAstile, new, ltko.
BrtRTrs-Salea. Rochelle Brandy, - 7oAS 81. Osa4
mac, 81 ,5AA 90. Gin, sl,Oosi 70. o.. Croix nasaj
Sl Goal 10. whiskey, zoo.
BU0AK-Far W good refining, oKSXi bozs1s
sales Ouba, duty paid, OAa6tI ;B@rbsdoes, sk NsN
Orleans, W p. Roo, 81; biATn; Sk; son yelloW
refined, TAlsH, en- whitA, S3SI9k; powdered,
lOalOH. BtuartS loaf, l0Nc; cruAhse; l0AlO,6v
circle A l(1I; white A, 9Is; yellow, Q.
TALLOw-Prirne ciiy,'a9 : Wesserni bbls, sSA0S
Bus hers oA.
TAPIoOA-H. l., II IL
TEA-Ankoi, sOaDO; oous~ oolons' cc-sS; ooassl
T,S|sacS straits, 80 RAnos. S2XGo1 pl.asa
IS x, 80 s9afiO 20.
TosAoOo-Sales Kentucky l2Hh4.
WHALHBoEE-ochotsk, G5aIic; South ssA, -
woor-aales neeoes, $3.50 pulled, tsa4s Aala
India, SO. Mediterranean, 8Sa91.
FnnouTu are lowe. Flour ,o Liverpool, q
vhraL S., ship's bags. Corn 6k bulk a
bulk. !. To London, nour, Sks.; wAsAl, In IAlsN
AAQS. 1h
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-03

xxJANTED-SEvERAL BOYS WHO UN-
w der,tand putting up umbrella frames none
ether need apply A. vi Hester st, up stairs s'eAm
pover and well lighted rooms " let. Apply ~
- feqs s'il9
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-03

DERSONAL-MRS. ELIZABETH L. MON.
Il ROE, late Of Cayuga County, N Y, will hear OF
soms.hing to her advantage by calling on or ad-
New York; fs2T 6'l2O
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-03

= W OPERA Singers and Wheelar q Wusnnf
..wins 80 ines, by an old experienced te.oher
Practice IN series. on military work, and o,her
work and ,oommended " shops sfer learning
erum si W y 70, ., 81 Stanton So near Allan. pm
r.Aa dveilina hlS 4&ac-lA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-03

CEwING MACHINES-LADIES TAUGHT
O,o oper.as On Singers, whesler q wrsnn's ma
,hnes by an experienced opersasr; ,srms 10 cen,s,
on ali knds Of work. Also ons Singer machine mo.
n Coz sals prios SO, ., No Alsn ., near Divts-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-03

CEwING MACHINES-wANTED PER
- spns who wish 70 learn " operate on Singers
..vvinR machines; terms only OIL, and practtce on
al kinds Of work also some good sewers 70 learn
ahs pan,aloon hads. Inquire 80 Delancey ln
~, falT qlsr'1n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-03

TIP NKw YORK DAILY SUN
is scot N Subscribers regularly, every morning,
, =" BY MALI FOR ~ n WEAK;
Oirec, 10 Mosxs q, bEAOu, Proprietor Of n, sun,
NEw YoRK CITY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-03

pENSI0HS, BOUNTY LAND, BOUNTY
L money and prize money and all other claims tor
scldiers, their widows and heirs collected prompt
" by GEO. wo0DMAN, 80 Pine st. hea1 A-a'iOG
money and prize money, and all oeheT claims
Cor soldiers, their widows Sud heirs, collected
romPtly, BY CALVIN W. SMITH, South ,sSIt cor
ner Chambers and Chatham ST. falls Saao'lOA
10 DERSOEAL-HEIRS OF SEAMEN, u. s.
ship LevAnI" lost In 1851, and heirs OF all SOL
fMsrg or seamen Of the present war, and Of .se
81 Wall -. tsiA aIac'l99
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-03

XXTANTED-LADIEST TO LEARN TO oPE
wv rs.a on Singers and Wheeler d Wilson'S sew
Ing machines practice until periecs on a. nnd'
ny machines W lc,. $50 Henry 81. sels 9..c'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-03

Xy yANTFD-FOR TIE q. s. NAVY, Sea-
VI rn,n- or,i'y saanen and lAndsmen; inquire
n the clothing sore. 4Os Pearl ST. or. Vandewaier
WILLIAM A HIIT9. tels fAAc'NbN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-03

WANTED-L.ADIE:s 10 .s LEAkS Mi,.lS!, I0 or, .po
oAher aeVylnz machines, and prNctce I'll saii-hei
on shop work, guAgea and every part learned per
fat; terms Sl. Also MACHINES Tor sale AMI y 90
iBa Orchard "a, near Stanton. talI ia 'lR
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-03

NITANTED-LADIEST TO LEARN TO OP-
w crate on Singers and Whee or wilson's
Saving Machines IL branches taught perfef, and
practice ON work: terms 81. Apply a. 10 talLnn
q, Brooklyn, upstairs, Nls ~ ~
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-25

Ma& Ssf(pptue (BbIlap. 0traD.)
Bon RitnsSu Sctel 9ishil. ieben Dttne
ffas, DOnnerlas u. Samltae.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-25
Netter unO tuttbtteet Sabrplam-
Baltimore n ShiprGtfenbab1l

HryAH . 49,
gn nnp na& btna 10. Stunt 1852 seben st 3ase wte fClsti
Der NoGtsE9 Bptihen @alttn0re, aSbseinas BarfetSpur9
a1o al n inntten rec ~(Seiteus oey0f' giestiueore fScnafe9s
aRssenoptuner) I'M $40 Ror9en8.
@m @ard- acomOSottoasut fir aae EpeiIe beg gDefens
berldBt Baltimore I'M 6 uar Abenbs.
Der 6reberif=Ac Accommodations 3n9
gesldst Baltimore fir 8reberiG aft Bite bdsrifGen 1~SBenotn
Sldse tdgISb UNI 4 tbr 80 Wtnufen MaGuittngs, NIT Nue-
rabrhe heS SgnntaBs, Tnb srret6t 8rebertG UNI u 40 W.
AtenbS; OeridEt Get Der miGEebr Hrebertd uta $3.50 DDtta.
nnD Gcnet III Baltimore ua 8 Il. 80 AR. Metttn8San.
Der @ntcDtt'8= NetG8z NccDmpbottonSs 3u9
SEPT tasIi@ nttt Austatsae bes GOantass sie fptet.
WfrI0bt @dntoenaattCu na $40 Il. g. Is 8rrutitt. unb u1
As rnb 800 gfadna.
ggn GGte0tt's g1ius uat TAO II. Hoo @eUreeuS, unb nm
S,15 pnb g, 20 Sto@W.
32adI Wdfbtn9tpn unb benz Suoen
geeeu Ste 8Ige nm 4,30 mb 7,40 u. 10 u. m~Crystttasa. .fvyi,
ls $50 Unb 10 gtamNtttoaS4
Apa Ssuntp INA 4,30 1tn6 7,40 E~lptgene.
Son WaihingtDn
ut sec arb TAO II. II Il. 0prratttags uab $3.50 UNI. 100
ytahm Nn gpnntdg nnr gndaittags I'M . $50
Der brittle Dab finfte Bug ppn @alttnaDre rHb Der Strette
nno oterte 8ug bon gGa(btnespn balten an ben Wegs Stattpnen.
Der apette unb finite Bug BON Baltimore unb &aibtnstpn
ftebt init br NdnapriE8 8aln IN @erbtnounS.
A@- a8e8en Gt6ets, austunft Batrt u. E. 30. neeSe Hsan
TO ar s. q. @~aaterb. GGent IN Der &iGet.GfGse,
Standardization, M n. 9. SmttE,
Observation-Disclosures gaittntgEe.
3 ~ &etf @eEerai@ajtQtteG+ (Mut6,U)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-25

Na d Reiferstown. Bonn Meite IN
6ptel ieoec RaGulttto9 8 Glbr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-25
28s9ttpftg fSr S@tgafUauaerer.
E..4aG ytg.le Agrauaeuleat9 tit Glns

269srefSg f1r S@a9sfo0n2srer.
ll-A4& ysste AgrQugeatfat8 ilr Glns
mag0GFet, D.e aafD Oent DeItell 8ngetien
iDlsflI tNcsg,
8Mi btaIt ben o. 9te5gn,5er gu, Degotu ots @sauGaceret
aUI beg glGrtgera &eabral G6loetsireet 3epgt GienbaHu
NH BEN &rppeesas e%tf5reert. 8te 9apu btetst tatayS rem
Srmui8yeaeF esHeu st65e*en sgpxtbetIs ais trseaD
etne onptrr Saba qua To &c Mn sd NieIlSn sarser sIs<it6e am~
perc Gaba na5 b. eagtcn 9I6sen, atst
Bitt8bnrgs @~ieDeian0, DeGcoIt, SDrt 8aFne,
Chicago, Witlpautee, @alena, Dubuque, St
Baul, 91od Sslanp, burlington, Soma Str
no perSen OeseaIb bic nit beg gOrt9era Central Sapn eepen-
ser gerlpatn 10 6tuneeu frabet ais BITE nit aneerII Bsbneu
ge1euOer eptt eSntre fen anA rerosn 4 Ilal- reaiGer bic
90a8en babel 6e1f3felt. Die GaBn ltcbt burs ben fASnfen
4Betl Spn G4W. Dte 8aast G%ntferali9 sou bier bts@htedGp
To soc I{stlea QaS @epdG Hiro BIER aejet@ntt. ~(ntdTte6) u.
sets nttt ben g~afasteten on ben Gefimmunsspst.
J1a4 @ref(tne, Dantpn, Cincinnati, Snoias
napnlt8, Qpui8DiIe unb ct. Souls
1erSen TebtnfaGs 9aHag.ere ~bef6rbees Unb far ttr G5spSG
fttat rsttfre uutiabrassfCfen bereGnst. Dte ~3aHaSiere
i6apea at. asa 8 tltr-. Ooer a6snDs 10 utt-8Gs mao dlsn
velit&en @iasaa sebeH UEnt nutesvegs d~afsetalsea 90 perpen
Dur@fstrtabiIletsf wcsbsa ~perFanft u reg OfFee btS aseateu
Spbn e. @Gtfer,
Otl4s Avs rs 8eassStreet, na5t NGsers aSCdti.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-25
philadelphia, DtlmtmgtDn
Il. Baltimore Gilenbabn.

@Snters4s0DrpIGn.
@Pa itk4 an ee4ea BITE 8G9t auf ete fer Satn De fplgti
&rpFees8nA nm s ubr 80 @lsnuttn Wsrreeusi SO Z
3us 1z l a.. al. @Ornittass; MbentsDpf8us uH
I Ubr 10 SO. Tta6mttsSes, Nae 8lse Feben NIT Der Wew
gprf GtfenGabn tn @erninDlaa sit gsusaatate bes
@beat 3Wses ant G~onaabenb. relAer Bios Its philadelphia Geof.
Dfr Tratt3ug nit ansetdastea paaa8ierIsagsa periGst 8al-
ttnapre aa A u. - 81 uab bait an @terarters 6ua, Gba-
fe'4 uut 6areuEr0.
a2a0 9aureu u Stationen au Der DeIas
mars @~iEenbann.
Des 10 L.. Is Wl. Bus fs9t tn aBiiuanssoa tn gerbpburG
atl ben 6 Il. IS 10, NG4ntittGssSag, 9~aflagtere fEunea aa0
NIT eer 5n. 10 80. MbeubfEa naG Mtiuisagtpn ne fe DerS
81 .susteu. siaca GaaG beyouSaast Atp fsncau mt 6eaa 9m.
) 10 @g ser ggg Get*sg sefea fpDasa.
SHIRE &usfaaTs srise34kN D3Qatc }rss9ess2l bT &esns.
Y ia II $50 n 9 epta*o, Asfnt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-25
9nmbcIOtz Sultitnt
pber
DentiAe natnrpt6enl6oftlt6e me6i3tutIHe
SGule tn ct. 9outs, $40.
IacnltGta Gnncninmt

T~acnltGtS GCHeetum.
1r, ~ 9ammer, QrOedOr Der snutO,nie, @tirursie unt
Nugenbetlfunbe, osr dtrurgilh-au9eH'
1rstlt6en 8lintf unb 0plp-Rltntt uni
Ocean ter 6atultGt.
Or. o. EernapS, @rCfeHcr Der Geburtsbilf @ynaefplo.
gle uno eeburtebulRta en- Rfinit.
Or. 3. Ennf, prceipr fer @bPmte WHo @barmacie.
Or. s. 3 SernaDS, prpfef r Der gbpft, Botantt unt
Dfineralpgte.
Or. 81. @cSfoten, 9rofefDr Der patbplreie wn6 Gterupp
unb Der nteot5tntf@en 3ltntt.
Or. @. Srif, @rOfefpr Der 9bpfOlosie.
Dr. 8. Secf, Frckfrr Der Materia Medica unS nebist.
ntldsn pols=&fintt.
Die Se3tr@uebuneen rerben pm 81. 9artner eeletet.
Nae 8petse Der Naturrtdtni6aft uno Mebtsin weroen III
bteier Anfnlt N fpfemattl6er JfetbenicLse pereetrasen.u
Die WprlelIn9en be9lusn am /. September 1862 uRb bau-
ern pbne untersrehung Bis /. Went 1863. Das Stustenjabt
3erfalt tn 2 Senefter uni je6es Semefer umFaBI 4 Npnnte.
@etltbren, SntntatricuI0iDn So. GprleIangen fur 2 81
meter $50. Secirfarte SIS.
Mler tltntIGe unterriAt in mnIerenn eisenen SSlpttale
(9umbolbt- Spipttatel in Staet=S ~pipitale, in Der @clntp-
:Sarnt une IN Der anbuIatDrtiGeu SIinit bss Sntttutst II
fret.
Die Inmelbunsen fnb Bet BEN lluterset6neteu iarifthd
un6 nluuoltG gu MAIDEN.
inner prC9rdntrt, bns duf II Drufleiten aGa4ri1enSreribf
EetotlS entbdh, itebt Seoermann 5Ir @~erfi9uns, unb nGhers
NustpHtt ertbeilt auf Wsrlan9en f@rtftltf Oper mHnoliH
Or. ". S0mmer,
9rrfe1pr unb Ocean Der 6acultdt.
Office: So. 80 @arttar., swil4en 3. II. 4. as2S-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-25
aranfe nnS @ntfrdftete
Or. Sma1me's

Or. Sm11ne'6
suIammenaeIebter Sprup bon MtlOftr1hen.
Benubt ua6 enIptsbleu bon zen berit mteten aer5ten ola
bas F@erite sno ~8etpiteite Wdttel in Der peulne ron bait
Gusiebruno, blauen 9uiten. Glntipeien. Setlerfeit i9wa1er
@ttnme, S9mer3 in ben llria-OrSanen, peroprbenem glmt.
S1mer3 in Der Setts nnb 8ruF, 9~er5tlcpiett poer Ser5fraat-
belt, allen 9aIs-, 8ruit- nuc Sun8enle,oen.
. +. Sw1Nne's
suIammen1eIebter @Yrup BON WiiDfirlhsn
b%stnsst f4 fsstt issr Elm gtsItsL Sagrsqnsert oct per Sselt
Or. Swa9ne'S
sulammeneelebter Sprup BON 0ilOftrl9en
mirb ~suseIettet unter Der uunitteltaIen AnfiGt brn &r. s..
Spa6ne, etnes ssi6iftea Ar3tes Der feline profeifcaele 9aai-
babn nit Gem pI1ttoen @CrtbetI elmer reselnlGbiesu n~eet5int
i@en StIbang in elmer Der beltsn. nno dlteften S6nltn in
@biIaoslpbta, ia pieGei4t in Der a8elt, enselreieu. @r otente
na6ber einen rebli9sn Sermin in BEN philadelphia DtsPer.
Iatp ine mar ptsle Sabre lase @l5t i'm 9oipIta[ uni altcn
Wrntenbaus ieuer StGbt. 4
Or. 9waDne's
3uIammengelebter @prup BON WtlDtirlhen
~ baber sana s%assrIaiis TEN msaes u%nsePriils Government
5auMIien in bteiem Ano I'M MuSlanbe GeprauNt rirb.
Or. Swapne's
;ulammen9eIebter SYrup ben NilpFirlhen
lit bic ~.prigineae nab eiaSie a6te" 3ulamnWuiesuns ron lee
n.ula f@asbarsn Baum, Die srlts uel@e ientals in oufenl 9arte
%antereitet ruroe. ilne bic ein3i8s, iptlese EN- ~rssslmaBl9er
N3t 3uberetet, Db9leth bic NaInen BON berannten NGr5en Gus
bereilnnsem bon xStlbtlri&en beieeIegt fno, sic aber nidts
nit tprsr geresung gu tbua taben, uno pel@e Aamen BEN
ielben nnr bsisefa9 itnt, be aber nt9ts NIT tbrer 8elettan8
az tbu1 babert, unl ihnen einen Guf 81 bel Dafen lHe oers
mtHelt ~berislbes ben gertauf per DE 9iSin BEL ic~raIOiet 9ea
ten ~aufSrtern.
Or. Swapne'e
sul ammsnseIester S9rup pm WtIbttrl1eu
8erSeflst ni1t Il baB tbr, penu Der 2eib ~perfOyft oosr
ni&t ttnlaASl@ effen iein ioate
Spayne's Sarlapartfla unD Ibeer=ViIen
in @erbtnnua9 nit benz 1tletirlhen @srup nebnpt; bieIe
RtIen fnb elm i@neles %reini8enbes yarirmittel, bs aae bDie
9aaabfcnCerunsel aus CEN Diaeen nro 6ei @3eSdrmen eat
fsrnt. mpeurd oSui9e @siunbbet b~er9efe0t Garo.
&8 3ubeeltet ensi9lieBIlb b0cb Or, 3. Swepae,
philadelphia.
25 y ent8.
gfon a%breiire 8eltelun9en an
Dr.6. panne & SObn,
I44 Norb s. Str. &tlabeIpbia,
Delfauft beis
Sfoac g. @ppt, 76 Baltiucrefr.
&c. Sattce, 10S BaItimpreht.
$. 3aieHbaI8, 8rcacwas unb Canton Aoenae.
5. M. RSnItn9, 95 5rcaopap. sSan1,l
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Mmtnm t;
Son Walbin9tpn fommen Die 3H8e nm
8 ttbr, unb 9 80 GprmtttQgs unp um 1llbr,
S so nub z l1br gfa Amittas8 bier an
Der peifltde 3us frmult 6 n9r AbenoS
unb Der Sreperids 3u9 um IL uFr SOr'
mitta98 bier an.
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NuFunft ser @ssenhabu
.bitoe.
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Barfersbur9 unD Wtarletta, cper SentpsCo,
0beelIag uuo Columbus.
Die HGlstuaprt- uno DBiS-Gtitntatn 6iettt benz E~esfeuDcn
gng gtttul bic ee6sten Msrtbetle in &e3ua luf Siltstets, Se.
paemtGsgIs S!aerbeft, pInftstatt.t lap S36aetst Der Ste-
aerten. IL bas Fs DON ietner subera g6tn tn eisieSa ennOt
a~bertr0fen ptrb. Dtefs 8abu DCm GtIantifMen WiRer GuSSe-
eenb, III Ste dlteAe aaSgepegntefe 2tlse, ~giftGtettts a6er aud
BE ftr3eEt pMD I5nsaaf gao b9asr ee btaleee 0iCVtt fur etc
5eiien0sa na& benz gDeftu, bic atat perfetleE fSGten, ae 81
5engSen
WaeiLegentferuans BOA GalttmDrs mad
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9&0r6lide EeIstrQi=g iIeubabu I'M
0er6nberter Sabrpian.
s 44 0eu1 QS}effen nne Wcrnen.

81 GummersTahrptan.
On wac HaG benz Is. ROB. @frben pte Sage aus bteifr Eaba
TT ne&fDl8entet g3elfe e~rpeEtrt:
Der Fpftug gebf tdgltG init M~usrGbnaE bes @pnntaeS)
nta s ntr 20 mSn. Jtprgens at mad Wittsbure, GbleoeD,
gleSeidab, Cincinnati, ct, Qptis anb ate I9etle bte GBe~
tens UNI 8grt zoefcns. @bengp nad G!utare, &ufalC unt
Ganaoa. 8,5G3 GmctittsbuEs, Gprt, 9aaeafer, sWeao!ne, ppttS.
1tle, Ogines, 9ltlS &ttiterstprn unb BeEtninRey, NtS- Na6
&06rsbsrSbrra, @dllsSte anb 6Gser5tCnn
Der @Df3u9 fpnlant bier UNI 6 80 Wadm. Gn.
@rprss8Rg gebt al nm $50 Ibenbs.
tpN,nit an 6 nbr MorgenS,
Ser BARITONE eft pm &-3 u 9 gebt tde-
ltd (SsnntaEs aasseaDHtngga 9g 8 ubr HaGnfttaqf rlo
rerlmt nm 7.5S Ntcrse68 an.
Der Surrisburg aetOu. 3ue an 8 utr ta8in. antunft
II llbr so Nlia.
19~ s5egeu d~a6r5tGets une aaSerer 6enGaeu uup pfrlaf-
lta,aa amBSanfS bette6e naan 30 an rte 9tlettsSfHet ia br
So ,et sasscu Edt gDr GaIDert- ano sEtaneliafr au
lgefaer
8. ". On 8arrs Saba.
s. $. a9 Eu2r 3tsesaaIeent ey7lf28s
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Na9 @albtnston nm 4 ubr 30 Wetn.,
Z 40 unb 10 nhr 8crmitta98 uno unt3 30
anO 5 10 NaGmitta98.
80 n 8albinStpn INN 6ubr, 74O nnr
IL l1br 8crmitta8S, uno UNI 3 30u. nbr
Na&mitta9S.
Der Accomob ii TONS 3 9
Bis ST. per1GBt 8altemc r.
IN 6. 90 Nadmt., unb Trebertf un
4 30 nbr MrrSens.
Nad Wbeelin9, B1rfer8bur9 unb oem
s ubr 40 Min. Wer8en8 unb 6 0C
lhr Abe1bS.
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Holloway's Ointment.


2onae M6ride, ae16wclene uno Eeife geIente, wunte an:
~ett8In6ete SiBe. aaes bieies mus Der Splbot ertraoet. MGt,
ter, @rtnnert SUD, Wenn Cure SSbne bas @epsbl ncbusn
nm Gefabren 3u ~be9egnen. beoentt, peIte rntsrftnBun9 STA
benleIten ourh einen Eppf Der betIenben unb tIb
Ienbeu Salbe gep6bren tDnnt. Dteielte maht bic 5ibl
barter unb itarter, 10 bob fe bic erOBten GrmlSunseu ertraStr
aaf uno uiadt btelslten tart une trdftis neil tir
S1belbtebe, mno &ueelrunDen
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@dbbarsres Ano ~nStbi9eres @eiWent ~eiupafea, ais bic
nus0eSet@nete Wfilttir1albe.
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bit man 4aaftt9 bsftt9e S6merSem, Suher.
OO1 penn man f@ mt Bouomap'8 NiIen unN Nfnt.
ment rerehen bat 1T eetne @elabr borban6en. @tnioe NlGer
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ben 9eiabiltGen NoIt8itelri9en, Siebsrt, falten Steter, uni
ben Mnnben, beuen fe ntht cnteebsn tpnuen. bellen mBSen.
SIT eS gut, bos ie bios in ben So,ntiter 81 Srsiten tabes
ieIbs prn MuSen tft2 @te peIe Sonienbe wIrbsn asrette
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-25

tue GrfpGrnte en- Der &~ntfernans pGn IS
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tel III 3i9bftr. iepen Dienffa8. Donnerltaa
u. Somfa9.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-28
The Ernit Crnn.

DURING the past week we have been afforded q
very fair opportunity for examining the prospects
of our coming fruit crop. OF apples, peaches and
pears there may be pretty fair yield, but the cher
ries we fear are pretty much done for, which seem
to have wthered and died in the breath of the cold
winds which we have had during the past two
weeks. The other fruit is generally set, and pears
and apples look tolcrably fair. The peach may
turn out WELL although many of the trees present
decidedly shabby appearance. The leaves are
quite brown and curled up, ns though they had
gone through cooking process. Cherries and
pears that had got well formed stopped their
growth - withered and fell in myriads. 1t is evil
dent that the cold blasts have done far more to in
jurc tree fruits than the frosts have. However, we
hope for the best
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-28
Write 10 The soldiers.

A GENTLEMAN writing from Port Royal to his
friends in the North fceliugly describes the detected
looks of our soldiers when they fail to receive let
ters from their friends. He says Who does not
sympothise with them 1t requires but short
time to write letter that would afford your friend
or relative much qualification; the expense is noh-
ing. Read the following letter and heed it 81
think the friends of the soldiers are much to blame
for not writing more and oftener than they do. l
wish they could be in camp when the word is pass
ell, fall in for your mail and see the look Of eager
anxiety on each eountenancc, and when the mail is
distributed, see some turn away with deep, long
sigh nay, see the tear start in the eye of the
rough, weather-beatcn soldier and for what? He
has letter to tell him of the loved at home
If they could see this think they would write of
teuer."
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-28
Dri;auon Etrnns

NOTWITHSTANDING it is "war tim2s," which some
are wont to construc "hard tim s." our town is full
of activity. Business seems to be increasing in
every branch, Improvements in the way OF building
and repairing to be seen in every direction, tls
prospect for good crops in grain and fruit never
were better, consequently everybody wears a snii-
ing cuuntgnancc.
"Eents are very high in this town. SAYS almost
every one w mSot. Well, we think that speaks a
good word tuI the place. II every house Is occu-
pied, and that is certainly the case her.. there viii
b. none left to dilApijluun and decay for want oi
somebody to care tor them. Let the houses be TN.
ed and more built. Give the mechanics work, and
the merchant can sell his gods, the farmer his
produce, and there will be husiauss for ALT oasf
f,Ji
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-28

WE publish in another column OF to-da IS paper
an article copied from the Cincinnati Times descip-
tive of DR.. Roback's extensive medical establish
ment in that city, By the way, DR.. R,bac'l's REM
edes have obtained Il great AMI deserved populari-
ty with all classes. II has been but short time
since these remedies were introduced into this see
ton o. country; yet DR.. Brennau, DR.. Rabacks
agent in this place, informs us tlut his sales Of
the Blood Pills and Blood Purifier, now rsr exceed
those Of all other medicines iur which he Is agent
combined. The reason of this is that Trey have
stood the test Of practical experience. We know
this no. only from the mouths of others, but we
have used them in our own family with the very
best results For all diseases Of the blood, general
debility, whether proceeding from sickness or from
natural weakness, indigestion and all kindred all
mcnts, we recommend tue scandinavian Remedies
rs the ycry bsst medicines eEtant They are des-
tined to achieve not an ephcmeral success, but a
permanent and deserved reputation, which will ren.
der them necessity in every family. y.-Nspalooa
o. North Hig', March ,. Sec aiveltisem nt.