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CARDS.
Z ENJOY IL.

NR. T. II. MUSGKOVE has removed lis
- Office to the new Brick Building, rps
opposite Cot. Groomc's. He is pre- TT<IIIi,s
pared to perform all operations in DENTAL
StEGEI I, in the best manner. Artificial
Eretl. inserted, from one to ii fall set.
CHARGES MODEEATE.
=. S.-Persons from distance by in
forming him by mail or otherwise ma, have
set times reserved, and thereby prevent the
liability OF disappointment. [marl2-t1
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HEATERS AND RANGES.

TE<llE undersigned having made arrange
I men,s for putting up Heaters ard Ranges
is prepared to furnish tic public with Il good
and cheap article.
The Egg Heater is simple and efficient
and sure to give satisfaction. Its heating
qualities are first rate 1t will heat four or
six rooms with IL moderate amount Of fuel.
Ranges at all prices, and warranted to
operate
Having had some four years experience in
the city, fatter myself that l understand
the business IN all its details.
Now is the season to have til is work done.
+. W STAPLES.
July 10, 1862. 3rd door alb. Post Office.
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Ehc History of American MANI
q. Il fnaAE,a loo.

EttsAlt Ss 1ECsE 1CtO 40 fG2"s
~ Dr. J IEANDEn BlsuOp. . vols Syo.
Vol I now ready. Vol. II nearly ready
fhis Is rrobibly the last aud most important
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We have also just published new editions of III.
following useful and popular books
Tie business Wdn's Legoi .Airiscr or, How
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las Lccm rcpublishcl il England.
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Every parent should get them for ther sons
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lcc.ipt of price. We pay particular attention to
mairg books. wrapping them carefully. and Will
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"a receipt Of publishes price and six stamps.
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ELKTON ACADEMY.

FEES PER QUARTER, III weeks. J
JUNIOR DEPARTMENT.
Elementary English, So 90
SECOND DEPARTMENT.
Higher English, 81 SO
THIRD DEPARTMENT..
Latin, $50
SENIOR DEPARTMENT.
Greek, Surveying. &c., Sc 80
Modern Languages, each 200
Music, Instrumental, 500
9 Vocal, 100
Drawing, ECO
Water Color Painting, 800
Fuel, &c. for the Season. 100
HENRY W. THORPE. A. NJ.
Principal.
MISS C. W. THORPE,
PreceptrrSs.
MRS. l.. l.. DUNCAN,
Teacher of Music.
No student received for less than Quar-
Ter, and 10 deduction made for absence
unless occasi"ncd by protractcd sic!;ncss.
April T., 1862.
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MILITARY AND NAVAL CLAIMS.

ENllE undersigned arc prepared to collect
Il Claims of all kinds against the United
States or any State Government.
BGUEtJ. Pension, Back Pay.
and similar claims solicited. ANY informal
ton eivcn grauitously, and no Charge made
until the Claim is adjusted. - Business can
be transacted by hail as we'll rs in person.
VIA. +. JOHNSON & CO.,
Attorneys as law,
Commissioners for al lite States, and No!cyies
PujIic,
% SouTn Ord STREET, PuLADLLrniA.
May 10, l662-1y.
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Aew-Uork.
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az THE
GREAT REBELLION;
Tie Heroism Of our Soldiers and Sui!ors.
ILLUSTRATED.
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Nelu-Uori.

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u TIA" War by JouS i.Urnhor MorLCY IL D..
Author OF tie '' Rise Of The Dutch Il, public etc
Tie d".cS %. all the important events from the
john Ir'wn raid ana an accurate and revised
accnInt Of The principal battles. with onsravings
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Gctt! Ccuotp p:cettorn.


~ For the conFenience Of our reIHrrs We
r~biis,I below 4 list Of Il persous ,.ny hold
~ ,rr,,ic orers in his c,,,,,,.o,a ,I,.ir
,.11tyers g. hich ,uayl,. ,sr,,,f ~, ,,,.,
.f7.:
y, an. a., r.7u,;, r
49,. ~'''''''' "'"'' i'o'' JOHN
i,.,t,,,t -. .m',c -, in'-',I,i"'
y, e,srt. !, Nif,n,, 49, "'''
>t,,iiI-.r 81, Ino,,,',,.
r1,,', -, 40 -
~. ,, ~, 49,
a,,i;,.,r U,,,,, Ia,..,
Crruiissi,.rris in th1,lcer,--E. A. ELLIS
a,.d j. ). CHAwroGp.
Cicl, JUmN ). Ross!LL.
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SOMETHING NEW +!
A LIVING H0MEi

QUILT and arranged by the PROPRIETOR with
- the intention of making il alphabetically what
its name indicates. Il llnmc not exclusively for any
particular Medic system, but whore all persons
can choose such treatment and mode of living as
they prefer. al reasonable charges.
Opportunity for various kinds of light laLor
c"E biGcd with n variety of recreation and 4
wholesome system of diccics. will form the basis
Of the establishment. The institution will be
arranged in five different departments
1st.-A Work-ru"m thirty by thirty-s six feet
2d.-A Chdren's department,
d.-MiscellanGous. in two divisions, for sick
or well
4tb.-A lying.ln department. where constan
care and attention may be had at about the
cost of employing nurse.
5th.-Ihe Gymnasium or Physical Division
devoted to various exercises, social mes
music. &c.
Hot Cold Varor, Mclicatcl and other baths
will be in readiness ut all times. with an album
dance of the rnrcst Spring Wator. and it has been
the object Of the Proprietor to 50 arrange the
establishment as to be enabled to give as thorough
treatment under any system as can be had in any
public or private institution.
The establishment has been arranged with con-
vcniences for supplying bonriers with whatever
they may wish, in their rooms when preferred
also for accommodating that class of persons who
LIVE TO EAT. equally with those who EAT TO LIVE
The Institution has front of 80 feet towards
the Gig OF Wilmington aud Delaware River. three
and four stories, with piazzas presenting variety
OF scenery not surpassed by any in the United
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Quarterly Rates Of Posta re ,

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When paid Quarterly or Yearly. in Advance,
ON Newspapers aud Periodicals, to actual
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Weekly Newspapers within fhe county where
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MARRIAGE.

-~~, Its loves and hntcs. and nnecss. hopes
Nnn'' fears regrets and JOYS: MANHOOD how
ssJtEHsT"S how restored the urc. treatment aud
radical cure If SIermatnr,l,aa on seminal
weakness; Involuntary emissions. sexual debility and
imWdlens To marriage generally: nervousness con
sumption fits. n"mta, and physical ncalacily resulting
FROM SELF-AEuSE--are fnily explained in the MAR
EiAGE GUIDE. 10y WI. YOUNG. VI. d. This most
extraordinary book sbotd be in the hands of every
y"'W man contemplating marriage. anil every man or
w"fhn who desires to liiri! the mmcr Of their offspring
to their circumstances. Every rnn disease and ache
Incidental to youth maturity and old age. is fully
explained: every pa,tcle If knowledge that should be
known is here given. II is full Of eusIavings In fl
1t discusses secrets that every should Know still n
is book that must lie lacked mp. and not lie about thu.
house 1t will he sent To any one the receipt of
twenty-five cents in specie. postage stamps Address
DIR. WM. YOUNG NJ. IlG Spruce Street above Fourth,
pha "lphia.
Re- Afflicted and unfortunate. matter what may he
your disease. before You place Yourself under the
any of the notorious Cuacks-mtivr fpr.fae--wl,
advertise in this or any other paper. get ropy Of Dr.
Young book. ana READ 1T CAREfULLl. 1t will he the
means Of saving you many dollar, your health, n!
possibly your life.
DIR. YOUNG can he consulted on any Of the disease.
described in his publications his Office. No. 4l6 Spruce
street. abo,e Fourth. Philadelphia.
Gnice hours from to ) daily. Mar ], 1Sc2-ly
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WOOL q! WaOl!! WOOL

WOOL +! Wool W00L ~!
TElIE undersigned would respectfully in
Il form his friends and the public generally
that he still carries on the Manufacture of
Wool in all its various branches, at Rock
Valley Factory, near Bay View, Cecil
comfy, Md.
Having put in two sets n New Cards and
otherwise improved the machinery. he is,
prepared to do all kinds of work in his line
at the shortest notice, and on the lowest
terms for CASH, Wool or Country Produce.
uyCIoth, kerscys. Satinctts end Stocking
Yarn exchange for Wool.
JETHRO JOHNSON.
Rock Valley Factory, May n, lS62-3m
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miscellaneous.

&C., &C.
] make 1t rule to propa gate only those
klhds Of trees and plants that experience has
Proven 10 be the most profitable for general
misunderstanding regard TO the quantity
AID quality Of fInil produced. In my sclcc-
ton Of varieties, aside from my own cxpcr-
icHcc. an governed lay Ike opinions of the
most tlHinent writer's on the culture of fruit
~ America, and of the most experienced
Frat growers in all parts OF the country, and
"' III" american Pathological Society.
lEAClIfS-3 &c. COO trees, select varieties
and trees very lars@ and Thrifty.
APPLES-A large stnci choice varieties
STANDARD and Dwarf. Also, Red and Vel.
low Siberian, Grab, Standard and Dwarf
PEAKS.-A choice lot. barge thrifty trees.
leading varieties, Standard and Dwarf.
lLCMS.--Ail the choice varieties.
CHERRIES Fine. thrifty trees, &tA.n,l.l
ard Dwarf, all the choice varieties,
.7pr,cotS, NedorineS and Ounces.
COOSEEERklES.- Eng!i@h and Amyrt-
can varieties.
CURRANTS.--W White and Red Cherry.
White and Fed Grape, White and Red
DUtch, Black English, Black Naples, sc.
ES.-Catawha, Isabella, Clinton,
Concord. Delaware. Diana, R-hccca, TAYLOR
or Bullet. Early Northern, NJ uScadinc, Elsn-
hursh, Hartford, Prolific, &c, &c.
BLACKBERRlES.-- Lawtun and Dorchcs-
tel. High Bush.
RASPBERRIESi in variety. Largely of the
Allen and Red Prolific which need no pro-
lection in winter, best for market gardeners.
and those who have not time to cover in fall
STRAW BERRIES in variety. Largely of
the Albany Seeding.
eSslge Orange.
Shade and Ornamental Trees.
RhctIEGrb,
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This FIN, laying large quantities If Goods 81; the
great catalogue Auction Sales. ri"r Inducements
purci sSc.S not often TO bc with
GcfFr prWrr'g to Incitiln the Ia rgaiii> try
now o'icr, will make few remarks regard 10 ic.r
ACtTlDNS, WHERE THIS FinM PURCHASE A
la UGE PORTION # their BEST GOODS M, D,..l>
sold Mt these sales OLD NSp rSfiLuAlLG COON.
hnf NEW ANp DEsininLE Styles. 4 large p,Gti n Of
them pIRrrr fom the ltEopEAN lyr"rrsI.s ana IT,,
i gr|t manufacturers IN the Knitted States. i sid
Tiy think this plan much better t!tn cIr!iii.,g t,rin
III ";I Ing thur, and in The end losing half tie honey
s"n" If these large Auctii J;s"s sci. f. IN sjudtu
$1,000 worth If hou,!a day, hrrr;u. at Ian,lp,l in
'tr "'i ninG and continuing. ali day. ur;il c,"iy 1T i,
odd which general. consist, # ros .LJ tn t.ruu T..
Not one rlac-. hut Ia ~ pieces in each 1T. Person.
vi. &c at glance that npc bat iAEGE EETtILaR ~.
" II 'L'|ALE DEALER can purchase such l~:s and then
i!ry must lr vhl ,in trtn give Tie merchants r;,ir
t" r.!l them oil how /" their TONER'S We mkr these
statements to h" public la correct r,rSG lMrRE>.I,H
IL regard t" the Gu'as usually self t!:r.c ~hIcs
hhTAiLrss hnyhg AT such places have profit - ply
til" wholesale merchant: they therefore afford T."
sell cheaper than ;bn.r who hay SANE Coon. 81 ti.c
'"h'er VIM must have profit ~ we'll Is thcn,scv,>.
We will NOW cnGncIHtc I.M If de E.SY ElLrAl,.
offered ly this firm:
Thirteen pieces striped English BARrGE. 81: l.
piece. plain pARt tric""- If Purple aud Mii:t'
cents: 50 pieces Of fHkAcli JAcnNETS aud ORGAN.
pikS do. l:la cents: aud all thrr hr-t nr-auiic.
,rt.,l to % cents These goods are WON'T, frcr - .
% % c"nts: > pieces Bli'd lis EAEiEE AHtiihlS.
T., CENTS very cheap & pieces ilruch PLAID Fol-
EAkn SILKS. !" cents lno SILK aud GINGilAM
Tti!l ~ ,": ii'v ,Irr
these E'"Is !ots or rhEhH0' - tr J. .Dr :: picrrs
m ne" ALAth StihH, -. 81 y Slv0, 5ll2 sl..:,-
0re goods coit f. iii IA" Of III" large French aur
sales that We gave description Of above. and are very
cheap dreat reduction in Lace Cares. Shawl, &c..
S""s "i his and last -''svn IrchtSr VIII BE- sold ui
very low; ~ dozen cpIo,ci aud black Kid Glu,r dire,
from the importer. the lest goods - 80: Silh rmkoi
ian,lksrchi"fs. very low Their stpi If Dress to- Il,
has been rr!rnislic since the first Of !unr This is
customary ang merchants generally. sales NJ MT
continue heavy after that time" Eut this firm having
aid large part If their first purchase and kmuwing
that great number of their customers bad nj Yet
bought. Thought it lest t, lay in hey, assortment wir
they have dome II. lrg" reduction f.uin !rmcr price
Therefore, thee want Of Dry DIS ac. viii fni ii".r
assert cit ~ gn'1 and full earlier in The
ut wishing t" Keep any they will he ed ut q
nil advance over cash and auction priar> NJ. aGt
Market Street. Wilmington. r., nun't forget the
rl:yu hi,
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ssN,
ROSES IN VARIETY.

DAliLIAS.-l30 select varieties, for
which | was awarded n special premium b,
the Agricultural Society of New Castle
County. Del, in the fall of 1861 Also, a
premium for the best collection Of Choice
Peals.
For Prices ard description OF fruits, send
for Descriptive Catalogue gratis.
To- All kinds of trees and plants can be
ordered by msiI.
Dy All trees and plants warranted true to
name.
G5-Ordcrs received at THE VINO Office
Elk;on.
RANDOLPH PETERS.
Feb Is, lSG2-Iy. NEWARK, DEL.
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Read Supervisors.
justices of the Peace.

let Dis'rict.- VIM. S. Bell, VIM. Hunter.
I'd 3 Gi'lclt f. ChriNt!icIh, Alex
Hrtl,rP. Rarwick
nd " Will.&m Torbeii. Joseph =,
Bradbury. Joshua 1lyIlnd
d'si "H John Machie, R1'.rt NJ.
@s Hays.
"h 90 Anthonv Wharton. Brnoni
C"uling, J.. Is. Hall.
9Th Jnsept K, Thomas. Thomas
-. Clayton. Jas. y. Coularn.
al " John S. Christie. Samuel
fcaco, VIM DenniSnn.
Sl' James Cummings, Henry
Rrypelds.
"th Nathan .Grifiith,- Ambrose
b. Owens.
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FREEDLEE g. CO.,
TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, NEW YORK.
PT \ NOS

IT 4 NDsN
Persons who wish To buy a Piano of the best
makes w II be shown how they can save hand
some sum in the purchase ii they address Pl>Xo
= ne Jur. Coz Il Co, Publishers Agents New
York 7. " lJuly u. l6G2--tDeci.
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TO FARMERS.
W HEELERS PATENT.

TUE Undersigned still continues the agency
1 for the sali Of tue cel. b rated
MELlCk & cos PATENT
Single and Double Horse Power,
AND COMBINED
ThrasFlcr a..G Syinnower:
IS also, CLOVER HULLERS. FEED CUTTERS.
CircElar and CIOss-Cut SAWS. Horse Il axes &c
l he - improved Patent Combined
TIRiSIER AND WINNOW Err"
is model Of simplicity aud compaotncss. and is
made in the most substantial manner. 50 that its
dur" b'ity Equals its efficiency aud perfection of
M"rk It's esp city, under ordinary crcum-
senrc'. has been fom p t, 40 bushels of wheat.
and from zoo to 500 bushels o! oats per day 1t
works All other khil4 of grain equally we'll. md
''Is" Thrashcs aid Cleans rice and timothy ,eel.
The d" Doahte Horse Pouer," auA
< orsrshot y.tyastcr," with " Fibrotiag
Separntor,'
il "lso adapted to the wants Of large and medium
gr in growers and r"rsons who make a business
Of thra hire AMI Viii thrash from l0o to- to 9oo
bushels Of Wheat per day. aud twice as many
IT oats Without chnngiu,s horses: by change.
merry bic the quantity may be thrashed
TIE SINGLE HORSE POWER" AND
"oN fRSllOr TiiR ASHER" WITH
VIBRATING SEPARATOR "
Is liz" the pr"celn; but loss, and for one horse
and intended for small grain growers.
All the ahoye mach merry is warranted to give
entire satisfaction. or may b. returned at the
expiration of a reasonable time FOR trial
AZ Orders from any part Of the United Statcs.
with satisfactory references. filled.
with prnlnptncss and Fl lefty. and machines
securely packed. will he Forwarded according to
Instructions. or by che ,pest and hest routes.
JOHN u MTCHENER,
WEST NOTTINGHAM
April 10, l532-'m. Cecil county, Md
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/ j. N. rcspcc fully informs the
patrons "t1!t+ "'! aA'l fiv'rs'ly known establish
meat ana the public e"n"rnllr that lie has nav oprlcl
an cpthriy H'w Stock "f II Isl cry &C.. Of the most
approved m1kcS, His friends will at all times find :,
'"mirl" sediment and at the very lowest prrrs:
while IL" "Etrat ter Of the G","s will tlgtain the L.l,
iri HAtin quality. which Tie House In, -, long and
Successfully naih'aiEci. Mays, lSG2-cni#
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GRAIN, CLovERsEED, NC, BoUGHT.-The
" subscriber buys all kinds of Gram and
Seeds, at the Warehouse, near E1kton Depot,
lately occupied by HIS. Sites
Febl JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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CHARCOAI.. Ring Top, and Oven furnaces =
~ For sale by CANTWELL CROUCH.
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u. II. WELLS

II n
fI'AkiS this method Of nfnrmin, his friends
l Il nd tic fuLlic g'hcrn ~ that be is now Ioc,t-
cd a y" J32 ARCH S1NEET one, door b.,ov
sixth Street so"th side. next dior 10 tie Bnptst
Publication Society, PHii,pELrHIl where be
intends to give special retention 10 first class
MILITARY CLOTHING BUSINESS
for Ulcers of the Army and Navy Thrrc will be
kept ON hand a well selected assortment Of Clohs.
Na<Siuer's. Beavers and superiinc kerseys. al Of
nhich will II" Of tie Regulation Co!ors for both
blahchrs of hc U. 5 Service.
His past experience in he above iustifrs him
IN w"r'anting every garment turnel out by him
Shall be strictly according to the Regulation for
the Army and Navy
In addition to the above there will be kept on
hand full assorim cnt Of Military Clothing.
CITIZENS CLOTHING.
There will also be Ike 1T CONSTANTLY on hand n
lull assortment of CLNTiS. CASSlMERES,
Ell MIS- &c. AMI STREET attention, will bc given
TO style aud First Class Workmanship, in the
tl,lzens AS well as Military branch Of his business
y Patronage is respectfully solicited.
Mar -. l5j2-6m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-01-24
lie RicEmerd Ereul5ear,;, a,;,x7,
f'',.a ~. VIM WISE Il ALAfiE as'

rrEKhs:
,,.rr dolI,-s per Anonfa, s1e a' " " 9 g
x,s dollars sa.sn for so;lsSs Der arnurn add
,i- 50: tho Ssf!-"Ms.n nsyssir in advance. Fer :he
&ps doa:,s ias e Or liz copiss for Sio 70 Az
"kdf, aI per Ghsn letters containing none! -
-. b; usu the. rsuasee e'e'
tlt o. tns xr,.Ss rs<vel .sr less than six noash'
10 suoSs rIrsTrS.so is The pLnf ss9u'RS- y
-. sx.srt, ilooss Or isso} oac as
nsc !:orih without alteration. ....."'.SSSS 60 =: ~
ThrM DO 90 - ''''.aS "a S
siI % % aaoo '....:.:...ssS ....:...s SS SS
.,,.,,s, ThreS mocths. sS nj
Slx months. ..''''.'sSH N IN
T.ev: sSn1Ss ad as ~, s;,:u;%cesE Enquirer vt
.tr,, a.. sQu.Is Of unst or less iof un VI,
nd So c.=u PER square for esSh o"h.lals-''
70 DO consaessa hs :ae oonta ..
- pnIess ,pesihed oa sne Manuscript " p'
- upor between The hariea .,.,s.s
|trr-,,ssnent not marked on the cory 10Y s1SS.o ~,
- Il inrerzicns VIII be continued an'E o.a''sN WI
-: 1.vrsot e1accd accordingly. ,,,rnds,
1ro or ..s part Of tee Annual AdVerasess, " - r.
~ ~ -:s.e sisnsi,, ths, their PrtvsSee oaiS III ",Ss,
~ rd1te austncse. Real Estate Lessi aua
iI.,I.s:.ao:s sent BY shon. " be An aaa'l'''
~ s.:a,e SID aensra, Agents Advertise No
:St sv i. ssss In. ss be cnIrses >. Uren
-, - ( s aotes rsca0t-sa, * rse'sx'
t: -. ;,sa,s. and srttutts OF issrsc', saceoani
:, -,,.: va .ssrcsS Cor rs sdvsicsersItk-
-. .-osa t.:iaee must DO aeeerPLnlea Ntsie:es
s nav Satisfactory references 70 tn-are c1sSeoei
'-~Ecns,:,iIrs md yeariy edversisers seaerSuS CD
-rc o. rosse squares, With the 9rtyss ot Grange
80 mo-; oo isia yearly areraSn, IN sns 'noo,
oc a.n Ae aaoss agreed ulSn s sus Is oss 80 BE-
a,G,E 81: co3E-=t aau h4i e@eSo>lnS "u.-' - ~ ~
.-1sr ne rsus! :ctes- .rsa-gf-. ..-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-01-24

Rave suited very we'll 50 ycsrn cso. ~. tha, it
is 10, o. s!( aasped 10 shc eIeuul ,rantGs By
which so ale GgIiuurGE.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-02-22

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tbn auffeimen lallen> uno ote6 @efabl
,par bic Spnne, &pel9e Elm neues Qeben It,
ietnem @eiite erpedte.
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leu9tenoe @eltirn; BET 3peifel, paB Glen
feline 9tebe nt@t ertpiepere> trabte fir Muz
9enblide ietn Slid. Sie ,par ibm an
fan96 ltebcopll pte cine @9meiter entaeQen
9etreten neil iie auf ieinen 3ii9en oelelen
bate pab etn tiefes 9eip Jpn befiimmere.
Sbrem 9efiibloollen !6erSen itano ieper
un9llflt6e nabe. Q8ie mir bic 8lume,
ote Der Sturm fait 9etntdt, unp pfe ii6
urter unlerer ior9lamen YFese pteper ent<
faltet, lteb 9e>ptnnen> - mnrb ct GQen
tmn;er tbeurer, pbne paB ife abnte, oaB es
bic Stebe tpor, tpel9e tbre Gbeilnabme er<
re9te. Sin Blid in ibr SnnereS III elmer
etnlan1en Stunoe, Elm aufftei0enber &C.
oante ;errtB jeop@ balo ben S9leieE btn>
ter wel9em bis ieBt tbre @eelenrube Qez
bprsen b{nter peldem ibre 2tebe beimii6
empor9ewa9len par.
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Snnern uno bic 5ersli6teit, NIT Der fte
ocm jun9en Manne bege9net batte> perz
manbelte ft6 oft in eif9e &dlte. Gr abnte
nt@t cos BIER mte i'm @inter unterSdnee
uno Gi6> cine 8lume blabte, ,pelGe paS
eSeben peS T1bnS, pe5 SpmmerS 6ibe
l9eute neil fte fIr9tei, betpeS t1nnte tbre
Garben blei9en tbr Daletn serltSren.
Sprtiebuna fpIat.