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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-12
SAL E-PURsUANI

MASTERS SAL E.--PURsUAET
-4y-A- p the conmand Of = dsesstRl oFdsE Of ialS
rom the Court q Cemmoa Pleas OF Cuyahogs
County, at thaisuit Of b. a MOfthington against
Sargent EuTrier and others, 10 me directed. shall
expose for sale az public auction, at the dOol OF the
Court House. N the City OF Cleveland, on the
18th day Of February 1852, at a O'clock, A. n the
i0iioWIog described premises Situated in the town
shtpof East Cleveland, IN thu State Of Ohio and
known BY being rart Of lot No a. IN said township
(formsrly In Eucid and bounded e. follows; Com
meucfng at stone IN the center Of the Plank Road
leading ftOm Cleveland to MtilOughby, which bears
north CSC east, 50 links from the H. f. corner the
house formerly occupied by Desire Currier, and at
Rodney Strong in said lot No ~; thence south 80
west, chains AID 90 links 70 sake; thence north
455fS west, l6 chains 70 q stake standing 10 links
eastsrly from q large hickory tree; thence nofth
80 east, two chains and dftY links 20 stake thence
south 1919 east along yane5 Currier westerly
four acres Of land and are the same premises con-
veyed By Desre CnrrieF 70 GgsEut CuTTisr By deed
recorded In Vol 4, page no Cuyahoga County Rec-
ordB be ths same more or less, but subject to all
legal highways. Appraised Ct f3f56, - 49,
Also, pursuant to the commnnd OF the above order
Of sale, at the suit Of the same, % directed,
shall expose for sale at public auction at the Flour.
ing Mil Of g. Currier and con, in Collamer, Cry
hOgs county Ohio, on the 18th Of February, l9E2 at
clock, P. n, the following personal prOpsft. =
One Boiler, one Engine and all the machinery and
fixtures connected thereWith; two runs OF STOKES
with bolts, elevators and gearing, mao6inery and
fixtures connected thereWith; enc km tut Hill with
all the fixtures connected there reWith, being ali the
machinery and figures IN the Mil Of s Currisf 4
Sen, IN Coameri also one Iron Safe and set Of
AlAll AIucAs' .- fT az il1 Y - M.HOaQs Ct
-, go. Master Cornmlss1oner.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-12

MASTER COMMISSIONERS
lyl SALE.-PuTsuant to the command Of En
order Of sale to ne directed issued ON Ihs Corrt
4 Common Pleas Ot Cuyahoga county, 80 an sction
therein pending, wherein Ohauncey Coston b p n-
tr, and Ira o. htghaldaon aud otneTa, are De end
the door Of the Court House foF said COuRtY, uRon
the 22d day Of February, Is62 ct two O'Clock p n
uats in lhe township Of IndsDendenos, Cuyahoga
O0naty, Ohio described lolious to Wft the piece
Of lsnd known as lot no. 63, in the l2fh range Of
toWnsbfrs in the eonneoticut Western Reserve in
the State Of Ohio, Ouyahoga county and Is known
being part Of hftg -fcur acres OF land dteced 70
the inhabitsnts Of Indepsndsnce By Thzaiors and
Lewis { trong Of Northampton, Mass, ard ia bo1n-
ded on thsFest b. Akron and Cleveland Iats Road;
on the south b. i've acie LOT numbsr dfV nine (5g)
on TIE east By lana thsn owBed b. tie ddld tFonEs;
and on the north by lot nnmber hffy-AFe ISL, cOa-
tanning four and 60-iOo acres, more or lsss. Ap-
praise d Tslue t5o0 1-- ,, > sGkAhhlSrI 3
j. n. Jones, Master OommL,
=. n-17-r
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DR J. N00oNNELL's
HEoGRHFENBERG Family

HHEc CIR AGFENBERq FAMILY
IL MEDICIEES arc prspsT cd undsr tho smmsdi.
ste superyision of 2 bkillful Physician snd the5
The intsiliEencs Of tho Community Is not insuted
sSr. y s 81 s 5iS. e S t ~ S1s SSh n s5i1 saS S 4
Hgt Of eleven different MedioineB all unequalled ir
the o1Ss o. sne elssssee lor Ehloh they are reeom
m9nded sElong Viii On may bo selected one spFFOPrF
ate g SPY OF the diseases insdent 70 this ooaRtJ
The Grssfsnberg Ysss.abIs pills are better thar
any 6t1sr kad Of Pills % tho worid-prioe 25 centa
Ths GFHfenberg Uterine Catholioon Is an infhlH
bic remsdy for all Female diseases-prics $3.50.
ng-The Qtsrine Oatholcon will also cure gravel,
disease Of te kidneys, urinary difficulty in raalei
The Gr1etenb9rg barsEpsriiis ig - tar the mOb
powerful and sficacious compound in uBe-priee 81.
ne QrsienbeEg Dgsentory syrup is c certain and
quick remedy Tor all diseases Of the bOwelspriec Sc
Ths GrRfsnbsrg Pile Remedy never Iasis 70 perms.
nently relieve shis dstrs sssns disease-Price 81.
The Grefsnberg 0hiidEsn'S Pznaoea e an invRlu
able compound in all diseGass incident 70 children
The 0rRtsnberg Fever and ARuo Kennedy Is Q SOY.
re!Ea Bfseio tor this partio1lar diSeess-price 60c
al other selves In ts ogrptive eeotsprice % oents
The Gretenberg ConsumPtiSss Balm affords ths
price $ bottle. Ga An eminent PhyBlcian Of
New York; ststss that be has known the GrsefeneEs
OongumpttVs's Balm used With ggsst success II
DToggy. 0Rr cEn experience EubstsntistcE ~
The 6rss!snberR neaIth BIttorB ars most plsaiani
and delightful tonic ever prepsred-pTice 20 cents.
The GflslsnberR Eye Lotion is IN faraleled in al
-
MR. II. B. EEssLEY-Dear Sir; We feel ft g dut5
We owe TO the public to state that MarBhaii's o.
tholicoR ig . medicine invalusbls tor complaint
olsssed under the head Of Female Diseases. We han
used your 9rDfenberE nefioine8 and have bsen
greatly Benestted o the5s6y 80 mSSh so lhst t YER
sands Of our sex who suffering ron WeakDes5a5,
We would recommend the OathOltoon e. sure pana'
oeG- It gives strength to the Eystsm and enablsI
each Of the Organs OF the body % perform heir EP
pToprigte functions. HIs. ". CATER,
MFs. =. z. WEEKE, .
Kiss is70.BY0RhS1EIT.
Medina, March I, 1851. Z
quatnted with, and know that for several yearH
while We lived In Medina, they Wel great suhsrol
Miss 3 has been 20 badly afflicted that II was Wtu
oncultY she was able TO stand upon her feet a teS
bottles of CathOlioOn entirely cured her OF her COM
plants. Ny wife received great bsaedt from this
medtcine. We recommend Il to the Ladies' Of thif |
county es Eafe and efficient remedy for ths many
complaints they aFs subject 70. - |
JOHN WEEKS, +
Editor Oan6eld Herald.
q. 3. KIEGSIAE, Cleveland, |
OCtIh&sF ErFfarnt Art frF filsfg
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M ASTER's ssALE-FURSUANf

ma ASTEh'S SALE-P UhS UANT
LNk to the command Of dsorstal order Of sale IS
sued from tue O.urt OF Common Pleas Of Cuyhoga
Others against JsEeph Wqis and Others, 20 me di.
reced, shall expose to sale at public auctiOnat the
or Of the Court House, in the City Of Olsvsand in
said county. the 2lst DAY Of February 1852 At two
O'Clock P. NJ, the following described premises, 70
wit: situate in the tcWnahip Of QlsTsand, being
number seven il the twelfth range Of townships IN
thB connecticut western eseFFe and State Of Ohio,
being also IN the county Of OuYahoga and described
tWsD .nine C23 20 Of the subdivision 5y James
IA. Hogt Of the original ten lot number thirty
seven (s) in saiu township and within the City
Of Cleveland, ohio, reference for psrecuiarI as to
size aud boundaries Of the land hereby coatFacted,
beng made to the survey and plat Of said sdbdVis
fcn, IecOrdsd in the ONCE q tho Recordsr Of said
county IN volume two OF Maps and SubdiV visions,
page tliFtF-thrOa. GEO. II WEMAn,
williamson Riddle, r. .--.. Master Commir.
Plsfnffh5 AttorueyH. A ianEfs75
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DURSU UANTTO ANORDER OF
4 tho Probate Court for Cuyaboga county, Ohio,
notise is hereby given that the siitors q = -
mack, who have not proved their claims agal19t ~
before me are allowed sixty DAYS from th8 date for
that purpose. An claims not proved 81 the eLplra-
ton Of that time VIII not be noticed II maEingA
dividend. J s. GRANNIa,
Asgignes Of A. Mary Mack.
Jan. /, 1859, - = AI - ianlsS76
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nR. KIN APP, OoULIsT, 81
Il y years expsrienee, exclusively srestG re
Or the Rye and Deafness,
At No. 159 Prospect street., Cleveland q.
~ Abundant testimoniaiB Of persons res tored x
Sight or Hearing In New York. the Western SLATED
and Northern Ohio. ~ ..
Artificial eyes inserted TKAT HOVE, and tho besi
quality. Dr. K. has tsken'a DiplonG IN CEN 1oT
With ali other Oculiss, Gt the New York Stats Ber
Tor hfr annsrb Artificial Eyes. - y = :
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CANFORD's HAIR DRESSING

q. 3. KIEesLAE, uisYslsre,
ii&E GSHaval ARtbE for Ohio
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Nnfna.

d5y d5yssoss St5tS q doG 9a0 Court of Common Pleas
FTsdsTioF rEIss n. BaaFus, PptF, For Money only
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RANNEY, BACKUs 3 NOBLE, {
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-12

RANNEY, BACKUs & NOBLE,
r1r-75 n Plaintiffs Attofhe5s.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-12

000 BBLS.s OSWEG0 WAIVER
GS az / 41iAE i'' ''l' Ss & = , . Il i5t75fS5. 4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-25

p 'H-za
Tn Richmond Dispatch has d long article In
glorihcation Of the daring raid Of Steward 3
cavalry. Il declares Gen. Mcclellan dispraced
bySit, and seems to iind as much satisfaction IN
this idea as do some of our Northern newspa,
per correspondents who are Infected with the
anti Mcclellan mania. The Disba;ek estimates
that the cavalry burnt three million dollars
worth OF United States property, Captured three
hundred horses and mules and lots of small
arms, and brought in ITO prisoners, and killed
ana wounded scores of the enemy, all with the
loss OF only one man. The rebel force was
l4OO, and they were ain saddle from Thursday
morning till Saturday noon, never btea kim rein
nor breaking IAstsr Our puttlers are represent.
ed TO have been the chief gloaers. The raid Wes
successful no donbE, bnt tho Idea that g en-. Nc
Clellan 10 disgFAced or his operations 6mbGP.
rassed BY IL, is eteDtertained by any man out
side Of Richmond -Bostos Post, ',3a,is aaiS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-25
HospIrnl IncIdnnIa.

FoRNEy has the following In one Of his late
letters to the Philadtlpkia Pras:
Our military hospitals are objects Of great
interest to vieitors and scientific men. Many
touching scenes are there presented. The Union
ana reoel sutteFers can easily be recognized by
the calm and unmurmuring patience and con-
sent Of the one, and the uneasy and complain.
Ing spirit Of the other. The latter are nearly
all conscripts, who have been compelled to take
up arms sgainst their country. A largo pro.
portion are very young men, indeed mere bows
A gentleman who visited the hospitals on the
Peninsula few days ago, oonyersed with one
OF these stFiplings, who had been shot through
the lungs, and was, strange to say, slowly re
covering. c"Why did you 20 into this bat
csusel' was the question put 10 him. "Be
cause" he answefed, ] could not help Il,
Mother told me 10 hold of as long as / could
to walt Til was drafted; but then was talked
70 and laughed al, and 80, TO save myself from
ridicule, 1volnnteered."1 ''Do You want to &c
back Into the army7n aNo.m a he quickly re.
piled; mOh, let me take the oath of allegiance
70 the Union, and then can see my dear moth.
ovet.nr - = =, = y : ,"
Another fine fellow, who was stretched By the
side OF Union soldier, and like him was conva,
lescing, became very much attached to bis com.
panlon, shared the delicacies sent to him, and
shed tears as he talked of the, way the South
had been ravaged and ruined. Sickness, like
the grave, makes all men equal. In the agony
OF that sad hour, prejudices pass away, and an.
ger is succeeded BY remorse and affection. A
few days ago, in one Of the adjacent hospitals,
as one Of the visitors walked in with some re-
treatments for several Of his friends, he was
passing BY a cot where lay stretched q splendid
prisoner, who had been terribly wounded. The
visitor stopped 70 look at him, and then laid
some fruit at his side, which the prisoner took
With gtateful looks and swimming eyes, and
added, How good you are to all Of Us! II God
gives mo back my health will never more
strike at my country, ] will never return II you
win only let me stay with you." These arr
lessons that revive the instinct of a common
humanity, and teach US the common lesson O
Shakespeare, when he exclsims,
"0ne touch Of nature makes the vhola world Kin "
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-25

u AN exchange says that "At Akron, % ~ Dr..
Arnold Wells, DENTIST who has 4 respectable
family, and who has resided there for many
years, was lately yeesetly chastised on the public
streets, by two citizens, for taking imprcperllb.
critics With young girl whom he had put under
tne inhuencc Of chlor0form. It ID uaid he had
MendedlmanE times IN this respect svicsimi
being quits yeahg. The Docsdf ~ea over Afy
years OF age, and he has not made bic appear
hnoe nfhe place einoeN pthl sieN 912 % as2g.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-25
Master Commissioners Sgle

Master Commissioners Ssle.
George NJ. Psrsons, Exseutor' ... ~
Of Samuel Parsons, deceased O.. A.. - ..
r77I11 ISs,T' - : sale o5 order Of Court
William p. Breek ct el.
DK VIRTUE or AN on DE Il OPsALE
- to mo directed. from the superiof Court Of Frank
the court-House, in tie city OF Columbus, on :
Saturday the 18th day of July, A. D. 1862,
between the houu Of 10 o'clock A. M, and O'Clock
z. NJ the following described real estate situate IN The
county Of Franklin and State Of Ohio 20 VII, PaFts OF
Nos and Of the subdivision Of survey 1885, being the
share Of said William r. Breck In said lots Nos and
assigned and set him by the Superior Court Of Frank
lin county, Ohio, al It's May term, 1885, In partition
made OF said otgbetween him and his wife Elzheth O,
Breck 70 Wit Lot No. two % Of said partition, com.
mencng at the N w. corner oflot No. Of said parti.
oni thence 8. 81 deg 20 min. r. i6S ss-iOO poles to
the centre Of the Columbus and Harrisburg Turupika
Road thence along the centre Of said road N. 50 deg 30
min u. IS poles 70 the d. b. OF lot No Of said
partuoni thence N. 81 deg. 30 min. W. 100 poles to
the g. W. corner Of aaid lot No 81 thence 8. ldeg 30
min W. ii poles to tho beginning, containing 80 acres
rood. .lEtCtgaa 81. .sE s4F "a Gc-f.-'' = = VI
Also, lot No three 90 ofsAld PARTITION commencing at
tho N. W. corner Of lot No. 3; thenoe g. 81 deg 20
mln f. 100 poles to the centre Of the oolumbus and
Harrisburg Turnpike Road; thence along the cenre Of
corner Of lot No. Of sad parttton thence n 81 deg.
30 min ~ d6-l00 poles; thence g.. deg. 30 min.
west 90 5O-I00 poles to the place beginning contain
lng6e acres, Q roods, 20 poles n 70 Iy'I1 =.
Appraised a. follows mo- -..
Lot No. 3. containing 30 acres together With the steam
saw mill, $4,000. aIa.Ib .-lI -f.' 30 =
containing e. .'Ef' Il ~ e. sSs ssss
Printer fees. 90 rs. and Master Ocmmissiouer.
JunelI-dit&wtd 'N '41'-- 3 W W.
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sheariF's Sale.

+ VS.. y Common PIeaR,
.. o. Preston ct al.> .1 S.. a.,
,RYVIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
- to me directed from the Court Of Common Pldas Of
Frauklin county, 0hIo will offer for sale at the door
OF the Court House. In the city Of Columbus, Ohio
Z Saturday, the 2s!h day of June. A. d 1862,
ct o'clock p. M, the following described real o.
tate situate Ia the county Of franklin, aud sats Of
Ohio, to Wit tv
Lots numbered sixtysevsn and ynins (e7 and co.,
In the village Of shadesvle, being the same that we're
eenveyed to said Solomon O. Preston BY Isaac Dennis
and vito by deed dated September 5th, 1859. s- sac
Z Appraised at-Lot No. 81, 4350 90.
49, q - 90. l6S0sOD. t--al 30 D. l- 4
I GEORGE W. HUFFAlAN, Sheriff.
Z Printers fees--s4.5O. a,s ~ T-1-5r - gI,.
maS7-ifd&wtd 81 s.l t.s 7-ceH rr
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Ayers Cherry PectOrai9,.

=" FOR THE NAFID CUkE OF : n ID -
Coughs, Colds InhuenEa,a aHOarsehea ras
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient Com
sumption, md for the Relief tc ssgc
OF COnGumptive Patlents
tn advanced stages
. .Ea.ll OF the Disease.
This IA remedy 80 universally known TO surpaSs am
other for the Of throat md lung complaints that
s useless here 70 publish the evidence Of is virtues It's
unryailed excelepce for coughs and colds, and truly
wonderful cures Of pulmonary disease have made IL
known throughout tho civilized nations Of the dmrths
Few tho cOmmunihes or families, among them
who have not personal experiences OF its effects 49,
living trophy IN their midst Of Its victory the
subtle and dangerous disorders Of the threat and lungs
As all know the dreadful fatality Of these dlsoders aud
as they know too the eects of this remedy, needdot
do more than to assure them that Il has all theyVB
tues that IL did have when making the which have
won 50 strongly upon the condeneo m manknd i24Sc
Prepared by Dr. .. O. AVER g. Co; Lowell, Maib r.
and for sale by q. ROBERTS, Columbus, and lv sn
dealers in medicine everywhere.
April Ie, ,ls02-d&weoaIy tr.E l18a 81 [117 n7s
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SLEEPING Oars ON NTGHTrRAlNs

IL For further Information fapd ThrouSh Tickets,
apply to M!LsDoHERfY, Ticket Agent, Union Depot,
o''o~1p~'s'dilNoAM 3 3 W. ". sra xpnnl ,sa5li
ysguE densfsl Ticket Agents oinrinrst.a
JN0. W. D0HERTY,
vGTfrM' y YnifFgrI Agent nooiumbuE d
E,w. WOODWARD,
= lsupeflntendsn6 Cincinnati.
Columbus May 'ise3, ~
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The Napoleon Hair Toilet

has been before the public but short time and has al
ready been tested BY over one thousand perBons and
they testify that the Napoleon Hair Toilet the greatest
beauther ever offered to the American people.
TopIevent this Toilet from being counterfeted or i'm
sale at any Duggas In the United States. Therefore
anyAdy or Gentlsman who desres Boft Luxurant Hail
and Curs, and Long, soft Whiskers or Morsache car
procure the Invgoator or Toilet either one, for onl
dollar, lnclosed in . letter, with their addres5. "
Address O. T. sPENY CO.,
BOX I63, ColllnsgiIls,
-.....rs..,- Hartford Co.. Conn.
And i Will be carefully sent BY return mail.
feb23-dtWAS1y ~. m -.
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HNkYY pIAIn. black Rep eIIkn, tcr CIoairS snd
~ pNsseH cf the pcgt quality. W ~ -
eli c4ata E1f4iA3 Nf~A Balm Al v1U ttN "a
- y s'e ssisahesa g edAtAi i1isk ssszl
\ IAn~ .UzsSl Foifsl9ye hae I,
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The NapoIeon Hair Toilet

viii cuRL sTRAIsHT Ham in Soft, enEen, Flowing
curls that will remain In shape for ono day or one
week desred, or any longer period, II the directions
are strictly followed, which very simple and easy
The Hair Toilet does not In any manner interfere with
the Material 6onsss Of S Halr. II neither soorcheS
nor dyes II; but gives the hair soft, thrifty appear
anee. II also prevents the hair from /dliN0 OF and
turning Rnay. '7''' y -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-25

The only article ever offered 10 tho French people tha
would CURL 6TRAIanT HAIRl the above Toilet being
manufactured for the sole benefit Of Louis Napoleon
which article Is now Indispensable to his toilet room.
The snbsorbers feeling confident that this Toilet must
necessarily take the place OF all others ever offered TO
the public take pleasure in expressing their confidence
In the aTticlo, gaining Il from practical uae. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-25

:. : sy,, Melancholy, Neuralgia
Many remarkable cures Of these affections have beea
ade by the Alternative power Of this medicne ~ shap
latsS the vital functions into vigorous action, aud titus
oyercones disorders which would be supposed beyond s
reach. Such remedy has long been required BY te ne
eessitles Of the people, aud conhdent fiat this viii
do for them all that medicine do alag C a9us
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-25

uApoLEoN's HAIR TolLErl

They would also snnoane, o the puto that they ar.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-25

And ior the speedy cure Of the following eomplaiu
scrofnla and serofuious AfEscti ms ,suoh
p,r,,Isor,s o. Imor,s ylccFs, Sores, EFppfiens,
Blnins, and all Skin Dis5aec1.N S,1W5lF
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-12-25

Dr. S. y. Saitts bitl. Is fastt jdt srferOsrIta ass
pgDlicual tn!se &nsenlsnen Gstnaftt
aIs rst rb Stirr9 sten, oIt ein8e Ser 9artpele
atren reiGe aus per5nlfr ouinationen egsn id1ir.
fNer unb eeia6ler &raafpsssew Mil in erseas Sire is
lest iebpM tnn5tbto GttpDrbsa, lts af -g
&s II 9tausenb fur ten aeSenuerG r ensufE5fe be5
In E536 In eeb5rist Bpra ais &rst Grasr Gs ieer e
s tr ieiS sanst obi9eE Reontaefen suse-
dnb nue n ben Itse Sabren eis1r atteaten crir Gsa
sur 8ssrlnbune ietnts aaie8 as pser unb sensinaas-
act Nft nptbGeEba ltrb Seett bon an aee.tenbtea
6tnbt acknowledgements aeehtten taarg, YES
DbsIta pcm eIsf 2eetls Der 4eessF Der artiIi6sl
ErGyts fr 2uada!terei aEgsfete nirb; a,ugea D IT.
ieinen ebos te Den NIT iobeu Sranfpcsn tsbaeen YER.
fOaen spaafabea @crbsiit eos nn n BOG sspsetge1
nt Ettg No9penbIs 81 EaIttn. Rntt nf te zaeH G9rtg
an bas en uaspalsrea3 einfu GcltRta bic GranE
been hes Nu9es 10 eesnE lI0 enen slr ent iOaai
kraHfbeti gi Geen2 in stfest bes MOI tn ber SoraaS-
lssuns, bag ert aiif eOt8Tfi@ baIt - Dr. s.
g. 5Gmtts t Der dee reGe!n&Bs8e 6rGDuyte 9Ir celfl
in8aLtmpre anttsrH left geias Sars t IN ben Iasep
Sabren cine s Gseehebs gsweiar pns e Sat anbsisu ia
eItn 8dlen tn,S ainssre tl 1tis EeSsa esgtiIt,
s gssus auf bic grese @ksa9t 8rsli tter ietnEr ge.
eanbgrns 9etnmeuer Safe, gaIt es Dr SMITH Jar Et ba
uuaiEI6en ib beiomoerS Breaben ben o9Gtnentfn 9at
~ trtteSIcn ptI harau u aten bag e nd tar ets tn
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nSe 9grIprs @ngt ssGfn, eeren @rfGlGng bheen grGt
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-12-25

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