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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-30
Your Obedlent servant,
DAVID TOD, Governor.
TERRIBLE REVELATIONS FROM THE
SOUTH,

Anarchy and Barbarism in Texas---sIayes
Burned in Louisiaua---Testim ony Of n
european SaVuHts
The Independence Beige, of July 9th,
1852, contains two very curious letters,
written in April and May last, by NJ Hon
zeau, ssavant of Belgium, who had been
staying some time in Texas, but who re-
Gently tried to escape the horrors Of civil
war by taking refuge in Mexico. ave
have received two of his letters - says
o. Li1ndependance, "and if they did not en-
anste from one of our countrymen, we
would hesitate to publish statements which
~ seem too horrible for credence. But we
cannot doubt their truth, and print them
to show the kind of men and the cause
that the European partizans of American
secessiOnists would defend" We trans
late those letters which are so well authen-
ticated
"MATAMoRAs, Mexico, April p, 1862
'You probably have conjeotured that
the blockade has kept me in Texas as in
q besieged city, depriving me of al com
municatiOn with Europe The govern
ment Of planters here have increased this
isolation by suspending the mailing of
.
the mail routes, whence results a state Of
isolation very favorable to ignorance and
tyranny.
What have seen about me, and what
have heard from the mouths Of sufferers
and witnesses, forms frightful tale. 1
have forwarded few pages to the Revue
TTimestrielle since my arrival in Mexico.
could have increased the catalogue Of
atrocities which the Shareholders are ac-
cumulating to their eternal shame. I only
sgg wish 70 speak Of facts which can prove,
but will add few others which believe
to be perfectly veritable
.E59 j A pregnant woman being indisposed,
her master had her whipped to make her
90 to market She dragged herself to the
field, and fell upon the ground in the pangs
Of childbirth. Another punishment was
here administered. The lash was applied,
and brought Of strips Of flesh Vhieb gere 50
thick that one could actually see the lungs Of
7rthe miserable E0EaB, who during this tor
ture gave birth to a still-bOrn child, and
in few minutes afterwards died herself.
.zTq aAnother fugitive was hung up by the
hands, and in that condition perished Of
hunger his master even had the cruelty
to place near him q plate Of smoking
warm meat which was renewed at each
g meal time. One Of the comrades Of this
martyr told me that his last words, in a
low, dying voice were-'let me eat
90 eat 7-<s-~5 ~ 10
1-rCi b. al have seen free negroes banished, and
freed slaves, when free papers were not
preserved OF in due form, sent back into
slavery When / say negroes, wish 10
% iSlnot "a esev 70 ind 4 purely black negro.
The eolored population, especially that
portion Of il which Is free, is erossedin the
hfst, second, or third degree. There are
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-30
FROM NEW YORK.

The Tribune has the following;
It is whispered that Gen. Halleck has
sent all the spadesin Gen. McClellhn's ar
my to the rear, and has ordered muskets
to the front At all events there was no
digging there for the first time for many
weeks on the day after his visit to. the Pc
ninsula. E....fa $40
Steps are taking to bring loyal blacks by
the hundred from the valley of the Shen-
andOah, within the lines Of Gen. Sigcl's
army corps. To what military purposes
they are to be devoted is not known.
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sKIRMIsH AT BOLIVAR, TENNESSEE.

A skirmish occurred at Bolivar, Ten
uessee, yesterday, between our forces sta
toned there and a body of rebels. No
particulars received yet. 81,
1t is reported that our forces have evac-
uated Grand Junction. The place is now
occupied by the rebels, and they have pos
session of almost all that portion of the
Memphis and Charleston road between
Memphis and Corinth.
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FROMTHR REBELsNEAR RICHMOND.

IVAI NIUNHUhr July q.
There are considerable rebel forces along
the river between City Point and Rich
mond; also at or near Petersburg. they
appear to be moving the Petersburg troops
north, but we can obtain no proof that they
are going beyond Richmond.
Richmond is said to be in good condi-
ton. Great care is taken for cleanliness
of the streets.
The Petersburg Express, of the 25th,
states that Farragut's and Porter's vessels
are on the point Of leaving for Mobile and
James river. ...
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RAILROAD TORN UP

CHICAGO, July -.
Special from Cairo TO the Times:
The rebels have taken possession Of
Humboldt and now hold the Mobile sc Ohio
road at that place. They have torn up the
track some ten OF twelve miles.
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sKIRlnsHNG IN VIRGINIA.

" N LHLVOi Fu'i OUIJ .. "
Scouting parties just returned report
occasional skirmishing with the enemy
near Orange Court House, but without any
definite result. The rebel General Ewell
is represented to be in force from Orange
Court House through Gordonsville to Stan
nardsville. His troops are estimated at
from 10000 to $4,000 men. This force,
however, does not secure the enemy
safety.
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REAL ESTATE.

UTESTERN LAND.-H. n. LIT
~ TIE Of the late arm Of Little 3 KeYes, has
tly on bad a large quantity Of ane Farming
LandG IN Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri, % e1ohano
for city or country Real Estate or Personal foperll
Once with Rouse Jennings, Marble Block sgpe-
r0r-St. Il-l-s----2-
T YMAN LITTLE, DEALER IN
IREAB ESTATE.-Keeps q great variety OF arIn9
and City Property for sale or Rent. Also, enoiee
IoVs and Missouri. Oface No. g. AtWater B1ileins,
Cleveland, Ohio ls-.ss-ees
DEAL ESTATE.-E. N. KEYES,
"A (formerly Of the hrm of Little ksyas,l hal
575-ad a Bsai E5tnte Ofcs in Rouseg Block cornef
n r,perior-St. and Public Square, end ha9c9nlanty
on lhsnd several thousand acros Of INST qAtI an
Inc srf1 IN tha Stats of Iowa, " 1cenain and His
So1ri 10 exchange fofe u or country pnpperJi eiA
tor Ee.Einda Of psrsonal PEQperf7. lEart91eso ~ y
nseeEary. N1EAtAN
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CARRIAGES FOR SALE.
PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK.
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, AT

PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, AT
New York prices. ,, 80,
l79 Superior-St
ARTISTS MATERIALs-wINDsORs AND
NFWTnN7S and fsouriI's on and Water Colors.
lT9 Superior-St.
OVAL AND SQUARE GILT ROSEWOOD
Fr-vnes Al r. b. DOUGLAS / co. IS,
- l79 SuBsrior-St
PHOTOGRAPH COPIES or CELEBRATED
R. B. DOUGLAS B CO.'S.
IL Superior-St-
"CARTES DE VISIT" OF CELEBRATED
Men and Women, and Palmer,s Marbles. st
--aT lI B. B. DOUGLAS 3 COS
r p l7g Supafior-st.
FINE EFGRAVINGs OF lHsTINGUIsHED
Vsn- N n b. DOUGLAS co.'s.
TN H9 supsrior-st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-30

|r Union CuhuGN convention
Ata meeting Of the Union County Com
mittoe, Of CuyahOga County, Ohio, July
29th, 1862, it was
ResolEsd, / That a County Convention
be held at Cleveland, at National Hail, on
the 10th day Of August at Il o'clock A. NJ,
70 appoint twelve delegates to represent
this county in the State Convention of the
9th Of August, 1862
? That each township and ward be re-
quested tOsend six delegates, the townships
electing delegates on the l4th of August
at o'clock P. NJ, and the wards on the
10th day of August at Z o'clock P. NJ, the
polls to kept open at least one hour.
8. That the Union County Committees
of Summit and Lake Counties be invited to
meet this Committee on Tuesday next, Au-
gust 9th, at ten o'clock A NJ, at the Office
of S, Williamson, Esq in the City Of
Cleveland, to determine upon the proper
plan for calling a District Convention for
the Eighteenth Congressional District;
and that the Secretary be requested to ex-
tend the invitation Immediately.
slWILLIAMSOS. CHING. II. BARBER,
E. g FLINT, J. MUELLER,
B. WHITE, L. PRENTISS,
VIZ. COLLINS, DARIUS ADAMS,
d. BARLOW, d. 5. LYON,
c. /. RUSSELL, JARVIS NJ. ADAMS, Sec.
II. GOODELL,
C.yahoga Co. Union Committee.
Summit and Lake Co. papers please copy.
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sTEA1TER FIRFD INTO.

CAIRO, July 2S.
The steamer City of Alton, on her way
from Memphis, was fired into twice just
before reaching Columbus
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sIE.l COLUMBUS, July %.
To hs Military c0mmtttes Of Cayahoga
County:
GENTLEMEN; The vigorous cooperation
Of this department is asked by the War
Department, in returning to duty the large
number of soldiers now absent from their
regiments in the field, and know Of no
method better calculated 10 promptly com
ply with this request than to solicit your
aid in the matter. Every soldier fit for
.s duty should now share in the dangers and
glories Of the field. The soldier that vol
sd UNFAIRLY absents himself from duty, is, by
the terms Of General Order, No. 65, deemed
IA 8 deserter, and is therefore liable to all
the penalties attached to desertion and,
sooner or later, these penalties are certain
to be inflicted It is, therefore, our duty
to the soldier himself that we rescue him
from this impending punishment The
duty ask Of you is that you have your
county thoroughly canvassed, and every
soldier found therein hunted up, and their
names reported to me. The arduOus du-
ties have heretofore asked of you make
me hesitate in thus further taxing your
generosity, but when you remember that
public necessity knows no law, 1 trust you
viii pardon this further demand upon you,
Very respectfully,
Your Obedient servant,
DAVID TOD Governor
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UnIon Conufv Convention.

all Reading Matter on this page
is from our Last Evening Edition.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-30
FROlI GOTFRNOR TOD.

VNY4F0y" % o'fVIl O'"'"'''''''
Summit and Lake Co. papers please copy
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CR0CKERY q GHlRAWARE.

OPRING TRADE.-A. 81 GARDNKR
- Importer Of China, Glass and Eari lara. Lea
complete assortmant, stone China variety OF PAT.
terns, bslt make, Eiated lAoot, raflnted choicest
s8oons E0fr1, Sc, ivory illnod and r am lqtlerys
Britannia Ware, PlaniEhed v are Drns and g1alng
I.antsrnl, Sc, AZ unIlsllF iol ricel noti
Ing thsWaf sdvEaeoi - -. - .I-st.i y
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nH-Qi Qitifens wishing conveyance 90 either Of the
above Trains Boats, will be called for by Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
q the Omnibus Onco, lt7 Supsrior-St next door 10
the Wsidoll House.
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RAILROADS,
CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH
~ RAIb ROAD,
OLEVELAND & TOLEDO R. R

RI MYERS, G. /. G-s1t. I; at'oUIIOgeH' ssS1s; SsJs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-02-12
SEQUESTRATION NOTICE.

TsHE undersigned appoin,cd Receiver under the
u Scquesualion Act, ior The counties Of Orange.
Wske, Cumbsfiand and Hatnctl, hereby gives notice
10 oil persons having any lands, ienemens oT hefediia
ments, goods cha,lels nights credits % any inter.
eat therein Of for any alien enemy Of the Ccnicde-
rate States Of America, speedily 70 inform me q the
same, and 10 render an account thereof and - lar ~
practicable. to put the IN my possession, under
the penalty Of The Law fr noncompliance.
also notify each ard every citizen 81 the Coniede.
rate States speedily u give information 70 Of any
and ~ lands ienemenis aud hctcditamen gods and
ehales rights aud credits within the said counties.
will attend the different counties in few days for
che purpose of receiving Of which time due notice will
be given.
G. II. WILDER, Receiver.
October IS. i6-6w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-02-12
Patent Window Blinds

Great Improvement Superior 10 inYIhns in Use.
THIS BLIND when closed shuts perfectly tight and
kcepsout al wet dust. Insects &c and entirely
cludes the light and makes beautiful appearance
kind aud costs but q lriac more.
This Blind will recommend itself Any one can Judge
Of lie superiority over the oIJ style Al fr.t sight
No person that has seen this Blind will ever order
any other kind.
The sub crbcf will be happy 20 show model 10 any
person wishing 10 obtain blinds, and receive their
dcr, which will be promptly filled.
j. ID. BURDICK.
Kinsion, N. q.
Mays. al
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-02-12
To the Ladies Of Orange County.


AN reqoss,ed by The Governor q your sisis, 70 cal
upon you 70 furnish for the soldiers 10 The army
No0en socks sod blankets Cor their comfort ans pfOiec
ton daung the approaching winter. Each donor VIII
please secompany her gn By her name. shall this
call upon your patriotism be made without pfoper fe.
sponse on your part eanno believe that i Will;
therefore call upon you % come forward with your g
and lay them bounlifuiy upon the altar o your coun
ty. initiate the example OF your mothers y ihe revo
luton. and allow not the soldiers who have taken up
arms in defence OF your liberties your lives. and what
10 still dcatcr your hon1i 10 90 unprosded iof, suiier
not your defenders TO be exposed unprotected 10 the
winters chilling blasts. Come. then, 10 their relief;
furaish them with those necessary Articles % reiese
Suffering humanity, and Thereby mett The laudiis not
only Of the present, bot u future generations.
am your humble servant,
X. NJ. JONES, Sheriff.
II The following gentlemen will please receive and
forward 70 articles Iof the soldiers.
w. w. Allison, y. P. Hall. Adison Mangum. NJ.
A. Angler. John W. Car. and Avis Durbam.
August 20. O6-
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THE HILLsBoaoUGH RECORDER
Is PUBLISHED WEEKLY
by DENNIS HEARTT.

Terms.-Two Dollars year, il paid IN advance
Two Dollars and fly Cents il not paid within thsee
months; or Three Dollars If delayed until alter the
expiration Of the year.
No paper will be discontinued until all arrearages
are paid, unless al the option Of the publisher.
No paper will he sent 10 new subscriber out oi 'he
Slate unless payment Is made IN advance OF some per-
son in the State shall become responsible.
Advertising Rates for The Recorder.
Advertisements no, exceeding fourteen lines. one
dollar for the irsi and twenty-five cents Tor each sub
sequenl insertion; longer ones 10 proportion. Court
ments twenty-five per cent. higher. deuuc
ton Of one.,hird viii be made TO adve riisers by ie
year.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-02-12
STATE ARMS.

"A LII persons in Orange county who have 10 their
a possession Arms Belonging 10 the slate, are re.
9uealed 10 deliver them 10 me Al this place, without
delay. By order of the Adjutgai General
n. Al. JONES, Sheriff.
June ~. g6-.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-08-06
TRat IS

9l3ei1cr, @abeln, @aitcr8, 9ibteritGde,
S~' &iaiiHrwn, 8icN:Idlcn, &affse @Ittsn,
S5fssren, 5admsitr, Garticym,iisr, GcrlJisbrr
Sprin1. n1.gGoIaflammn MIcu5s gno RauEniausn,
SdHiitr, 9onesn, S&rauttr, Riela, MisCl
&oblmfctr, &OtIcritnuIcIn, Mabl. unC 9ancs
ia9rn, eotsln, rUtcleilcn, Mstisl 8obrrr, Ueib'
3nnaen, 8sile, Mauuteuen, 5stIen, 2Irrte Sdlef'
lcinc Don Der teltn Qrt Jesttcn7r&uge. Sotels
tanti6rautsn, Slrisaet, 9arlu, GdaufsIn, 0jiits
gatrln, SsdrncnIcn. 9aumwra uno oanien Giib'
garn unp anrerer 5wine, une ubrrGaupt Gin UCu.
EVmmrnGr @VuatB pCn GtIcnwalrrn, 81 tabsn tei
8. g. @loIer.
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&1ggGcagS s SaaGgG9qeag.
0Mg9Q!3I0qtIIl39V}a
Gueen8W0dren.

Ger HNeniouu China Gtrbr, SIC. SO Sit. namtt.
onsSra6s, 3 &hircn ctrhot Arrears Stohr, II
rufvo0Iib Der rtdtI Srt um olIs Grttn
Gurcn3pa0rCn, 0InowuarCn, Stein~
paarcu pNcr VampGn
u tctcmUtn.-Gth bats nun o,n arS5lsu ua0 t,l,
aEfUemab.ttu Sitd ron ttdtR @oavin, otr il ti.t
IN AutntoWn, uuD pitli,idH in jrQcur riEm Srt gtr
rev nGmlith;n GrSft int Stoot, 0ua;totn trurlc.-
0tyld0r ii NIT Goraau aus 'ranufotturrn pen ttn
lGtblien Nu't 9HuGMt unr olI,ht aus tCtuabI CU9r
zen n9ucicn gntmUrftn, St!:6 uno @attrn utu
JranjBIItm G'cIo @ln9 unO reifcn bmGTdti.
Srm GGma, Gnaliidm @Or5clan unO
StsinsGb bina,
rcr cemfu1,n ti8 u tcm lemeinltu i'm scbrauh
IN Gets uuc tIj tIm Gtid.--Gil,tbfaUs t5lo9noo.
raartn ron 2tmrriIGnlr,beu uH0 6ranicUsbrn Glan:
afaturm fur
GcEe2, Saloons uno ourtrsm Gjetrauh,
geu rsn firIcn cn9rapbjrtcu Dc,ouIsrs bt5 ~ 2i
n:m Gent GumcI:..-Gtuioa5
Strinraorcn lu6 BRITANNIA 9Gaorcn
csu sor Ger'biconl,jt, lc mic eamrtn ron ftru
mtgItd'n @eEtuuUra. ron Ntr tl'yriin Ma:hrarp,
~ i24 Gems, Ms ~ ctn meilt 3I3n%ntsn GbaH0ts
Jtrs mir Nlr&.u, 3oU.a a. (. II.
2augtu vcn allen 2lrt.n rrcCE ousGgtsFlrI uni
aho,dnItrt nm 0ciltr=Cd torlu 81 t,,uutu.
Gr hilt ouh iwnlr r0s ttfG 0Crcirnc Nrhl'n
Sd 70 wti e1mr,ns Icehtt, -sr,mm Sharsa. uni
tur' eNts IN unn eawp,u.Foh sum &srtuf eu'
oonc. mo 'oar an 6SH ulsrUtln @yagn tEiititf
pt.lartpbta.
W,rItn,u MILD, iys,uo ,Iwat In munrm Tot
hraoftu, ttaEGr rSCtT eide Uno 3If rarcn, iptnr
tt rct mir oUruftu she FC }cuitmo touFcr, urcm id
rrn t5sr .!u3CTlGfit tjr, O5 it Nr.urshCnts ~
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in llnionOille, 2ed)a Golntp,

w tUiVllUIHtT (tu)A SNiIllUI
Der llnleriarietcue 5sigt biermit lrinen 5rcm,
Der une stnem ala'mcinrn 9ubItum erGcbCnl an,
paB er cine nsur Jtutlaeuma6lrrt in ununpilc,
Eehn Gontg, anA;fangrn bat aapO or tsitinoi0
auf Qanp b6tt unO nuf 9ritelm9 prompt prrftrs
tigen miro, ole g,rtrn Gutldsn, Q1GBrn, Sua9iCS
unp aIlr nnrste 8ubrwricn bie In lcn Sad gChS
rcn, bic CT an alrbItAnn WreiIcn atla1n
wtrp. Sn ticirn nCuen &miIMmaGcrd merren
nr ric b,lsn MatniaIicn uno YpR trn tt7su
drteitu Onaciieut. Wtan trHt INNER cine arpbc
&utpobl 5utrwrim tti itm an, wVraW5 Seller
man iA 0uc3cit Iubtn Tam.
81 OIcparaturrn wGrpcn pycmFt wb tiG!g
teiorDt.
9ntem tcr G0rttiimcr ien G't-dSit riinfstid
dntreitt mo i,jne 6abuauam an Gaur0aitB-
fcit StGUbcit mO gtIlgTsit Frnen nnbcrn i'm
Siaat noaAcbfn, 10 pari cr vOn JIcGttbolGu aui
cnru ItraICn g,nttel Ter 5TsnI.it0n &mrlhait
UdUgn.
Soiram Ster5.
lInjcnvllr, &rru ,, 1862. nai5
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o. Q1tr fateu bic CuiSs pCritsgRtsGrt IL
.4Un9 in rcppllrsr Abiittt, TAmlIb, ~ eC6 Qlts
tumS NcrttSt uu0 URlsre5 Gt09nen wt8rn Serosbt.
Oa5 putlitum rpurps nit unithttn 9RahlHtn tts
man al5 cine 9Gdjabnun9 Der uniri9eu aus9C9tben,
pthutnortt. Qa6 lltb raraR btftnottbl WCta!l rem
Slb bis gum flinltSn Sud, III ourfu0er Gualitat.
6Is Sabrttancn icItbCr Wlalainn bEieGn ni5ht rtt
NIltsI quite IrtGit gu ltCErn. GtC bGIten lh IN aes
btlmtu BtntCln pCrtcr3GlI, no tbncn unmSallCb re
9tstgnCttn mgtbanllCbsu &c:rtbtUu9Cn Iu GGtctt C'
pIn. 8lcB Iurtb 9ro9eu GStltb5ftsUttrjeb unp aus.
I,otbutt N2auufatur Gf0glt'itRcuts tGRnGn quite
4Ha tbtncn gu magtQGn prciitu 9tmatbt msroGr. Die
oCt bsGthdti9'cn Naftblutn, ptnn itblsb pCr;
ferEi9t. (aufln lttts C4sfabr in lnorruuu9 Su az:
rOh1n. uno 9sruri ebrn ctmiuftlr reHeuttnbs YpUbS
unc NCtGn fe in 9dtsm 3ultanct ~ crbo!ttn. Nlt
9t0tHbaiIcn wtrauf man o.: Ciufr MCiblne lthtn
lcl, hnc, SIbtvbtjt rldii9sr &hit9trIt bsi lGrCnI
lSrae rcn Gllt, GinfabbeIF otr gcnrutton, qrCFc
Oaucyboift9tEit uo6 ShnsUi9fSit i'm SpGriren, nit
otr 9trtn9ttn Diibc. 9Genn gRNfhlnru cieii trs
itnrten @iainihaftgu rGrtlnoCn clIGn 70 muitn fiC
9cr ttlttn 9RStdu uHo rcutommen 1car6fitGt ltin.
33ir tIhe3n in 9robIm 9Ro6ilabs 8I9s uno gRIttsl
bi.rsu.
NnFiuftr ron 9Ralbiutn, Ole i'm tSoljAss @rcN
ourd5 ne glfujnueu, rpcrCsn fncan, bag Eut mN6I
cbt9t &i9Cnihat,n bcheGn, ntbt nur gut bel fhnCI:
Ter at6 aud, tonalamGr Scpcguu9 orttttn, ioneIru
audi H. mGll'dt gutter Sronun9 cCr Nrttit l0ngs
GauSrr. Stl pSn uua 9tmatbfGn gRaibnGn, rpSrotu
mlbr Gs,o tel oriuaevtr gRuhs EtUtrnQn ols ir9GHc
anosrc, itttu ht cine TOth0bmuu9 Ger unlti9en roCr
nint. Su Ger Shat fc itthtn til9tr ais ir9sne an:
rert 9Haibtnsu ais G5sfhent.
s. so. Singer uno Co.,
ass Brcacpap, 9i,rs0ctt.
YblobsIptia Sifice $40 GbrInut Stra6t.
@jro gucaa uno SpGn, glltnten in Aasntaun
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>,SsE}lE ! i@}E5,zz,z rem girtrtrn Qut.tum in
- -. 4. ..a755-5. beI9u Ssott urO llnscs
- .:s@&H ,..s.H rs, qmp bic erastnIe Nn3CAe,
-, ral tr ittne SuhtnrtWl
///HHi!ttl[%%\> np& tnmr an leurm oItn
SEdn0WlB' tat, urb iwar in ttr 5ttn S!raps IN
nett Der Gauntg Sail, w0 CT bcrrt u lsin'n alttn
unO nsurn &unten NIT gutter grteit nt3ummten.
Sc wcfcca SET itm ote Gotten gUGltr rerIFrltBi
nit @cltI&nut mo 5,rerridn, Gr8Iii6e, 6raH'
,Gfitr mO gsutlhe GMtdnre, uno jrror N crn
nirerafcn Yrclfe. HaS 0utlifum wiro wepi'
tNun wrrn 7e nit jlrw 2lrttt bsi i9m pcrIpred'n,
cbc ae cnlmo tirg;trn. %,rar,irt oIio b!n $iag
ni3t: 5tr GtraBs unTtit rtr Sail.
GcnTantin Hinoer, 8a6tntu.
81. 9. Go plrO in f,inGm G@aV aud Sob
uap GutsrG Grbet peniaNt--jerc gtt fir SIu'n
uno Damn. .. TaaCl.
9lacntaun, Npril 8. r13m
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a1oDt6 tmO 9efobte6 2tin6l, 9epreBt u0n
~ omeritonii6cm Glo&alaamsn, pj,l tsHer ale
pon ou5IdnriI&rm 5la&sldamCn. Slit, Gmltr'
9iaS, 8IdpCS trpdn unO in Scl, utc aub ouc
anbere 6artrn gum glnlrjhcn, Gj0Io' unc Stl'
berIaub, Syonje unp 8latt, ,Wtaa, gu tatfn tii
s. g. WpIcr.
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n$ttbc, blaue, ibUa3e unb crime 8orbe
" gum Jittsu. @Qe @Irtcn pon MsbiJ l.
mem, @rrfumertrn. @u!riedenNs 1rops
fen fir auf Sanupitiacr. Sanr.Ocl, 9 ar
tsrs mb fcine 2B a tIetfe. G 4 t t.
mb 3 atnbGrRen, 8adputs
Yer, SfmI@pSris Utra Gualtit, ,u babcn lei
e. 9. 9Roicr.
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Ct ip q 8 9t eusS unb
Setn 6umbug!
srVbirG ss unp bg pira tsfrispt0t ltto
GuRtRr-S grup.

TeIn FWftmIt SVrup rurirt ale @tttn BON
Nue3truns, pulmonary &rantbstsn, SlsuEiIp,
unD itsrtGupt ale &rlnitsIien bic ibrs Gniiirb
hnsrn in 8rrfIltun9Cn battn. So III her tsih
SYrUp fir QueSetrmg beg IL Grfunren murNe.
Der 6uutsr. .Gprup III cine adn3ltdsr Rr1ut'r.
0rccutttrn rie gelanttbsiIr merren msiCne auf
cen 8rgrn ron Slsp pmnIplvanFn e'iammsi
uno tura cen llntcr,danr;rn ldta in cine Com
tination gcbradt, mslhe 70 wpbt gceignet, fin
mas Iie Suirliat, III. Gs IlnO nur gang wcnt0
6Gle pcn &ranftsiltn wsld'c, wsnn td ttrem
Qnfangr slcitb tafiir 0slcrat Mir, rtic Nsni5n
nidt brilt. Ter 6untersS7rup it terchnCt iir
rtnr GiaEs BON Sranfbctrn mrbr aIi8:mrtn une
mrbr Grtlid nts irgtno anrfre, pud ptltr bne
Belt pielre 3antCs bsjrgcludlt wcrDfn-nGmItd
riej,rigcn reIts TA pur4 :, rtn geTn8e5 Eal1'
enirtIsn. DIR Nrcrrictcr, tnffm or tte Iul.
mutIamfcit rce @ublifumS auf bieIe 3uiammen.
rgun9 lsrIs, tbut 70, In tsr ieilen uctrwuBung
in rucn 3uaanren unD gUBIjdtGtcn in psn
8rontlfittu fir wsI6s iIf NnempFotIsn tsITP.
Gs 1t tfin MUIR urc unprptrtr gr.iffl, ion
Germ ciner rr B. rcit5 bic 0rots bcldnrm bat
Die 3,uaniils 3u IcinCn OunlCn. rurtb Irricn:n,
IN nllen Ibuea bic 2aute5 linD unBsbCuer pi'!I
-uno alca fir mas a,iraqt wlrr. III ttc5 sin
ctr,arr @mIut--mrldcr ntht umtin fam, bic
msil lln0lduligrn "a tcIftreiRcn rap bitlc NICcs
;3ln wrtlb Ben Namsn psyPiGnt, Rem lir f8 ar
wprtln BAT,
! NTadigeifUuaCa4
Sotn Saur6, 0snrn 51sle, FRAU @sSIys p.Hrr
| lRaltr cibCr, cJamuI g}ur8tr, 2HIlam 2aucbttr
! Opsn ". ncfmon. ale vGr THsrtarr.- Samud
| 0cmr;rer, Grl, GaG9ura @h@'is5 Nnrtanl, CID,
Deer; Wdfcrp, Cap.o Gt,rn, pbjIattIpta.
Nnwcifun8cn Grtuahirne gericnen etn
Sc Bfrl roll Sor bcm Mrromeisn, unt sin Gu
l6iItlypG cc5 NtGncS trim 3utrlteBeN;n. SNns
rcr ein JteslGiFh pou. 3atsrcitst uno oertanti
son Ganicl lcipCr, 2ItIcmtaun, pa.
CkIrmnr % 1862. rANt