davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-24

Nem -0nrf, %. Suit, @eFern Moraen
UNI 9 llbr Brad Das 8au8erat, wel6es am
Dritten StOdperf zines 9aules an Der Gde Der
3. StraBe un0 QSenue . erri@tet mar. su=
Iammen, pa Die Naltbdume aus ibrer Rt6tuna
gept6en tparen. Nuf Gem @erulte b%sfanpen
lt9 CUR 3ett 3 Nnltret9er, Namens Spbn
SbtetOs, GYrus 0eat uno 9. Sames Bel Der
Nrbett. Die unelifliGen ~tlr3ten so SUP
ttef btuunter auf'8 BflalKT Man 9ob lie
al56alo auf uno braGte re in's 8eIepue
hospital, nO SoBn SbteloS unp Cyrus Beat
balo naG Der Auf na9me iForben. Same6 lest
jpar nod, rplrb aber idmerltd) oappn fummen.
Coroner Natmam btelt ben Snouelt i6er
Sobn SBielO0' 3etAe. 8eroift 0erunalidt.
Die 2et6mlGaa ptrD bsute tattFnpen. Dte
Dret ~pubuten in $50 298 3ireite ctr.
Netu>Oott, %. 5ult. Oieatreue
Wutter. Giue 6ruu bon SnDtana Oers
unbrn, DaB ibr ein}iger GO6n In oea Sc9laA+
ten Dor 9ii6monp Derpunpet pprben Iet. 90
fort Brad lie auf UNI i'm 3u beluhet Ie err
Btslt pie n6tbtgen Ddlie, lu6te tbn ater verge
bens in alen 0Oipttaiern euf Der 0al6in1el
auf. Au0 liz NaGferI9ungen, bic Ie amer
a%nfteIte, bItebeu frudtlCs, unO nad5Oem
le bic bieli9en Qa3aretDe NIT glsiGem g~iefuItat
OurApanOert batte, fanO le li6 In Der fremoen
aaetn, frrunplps, fat Iterpdltist Don
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-24
@eceren0m biniat saaecf's @rnennuno.

Yin Spe3ial<@O correspondent oes ,american"
aus 9arrtlonbur9 pom %. l9rettt, DuB man
port Die @rnennung 6aled's ntGt als etne
2lrtenanlesnng McSleuan's betraGte. Sen.
NlcSleuan lelbt babe Dem NrGdOenten BET
letnem iiin9fen 8eluG eerot6en, bos er Sen.
g}et9aS Ooer 6ated gum General en- chef Der
Ser. St. NrmCe MAIDEN loae, aber 1i6 babel
'%erbetef', bab berlelbe IiG niGt ii, bic Spera.
ttOnen ieines Nrmee=@urpS mil6en birfe. =
gS %betnoen It0 meBrere Gauieno Mann Bier,
rslHe OtsnltnafaBi9 ltnO, trOboem Der Sc
ll1n0bettS;ultanO Der Nrmee li9 eebefert 6ot.
2rl1ppenbewe9nngen ftnoen feline Gtatt.
Ote Sberbeb6rDen ertparten tGalth, bas lie
ourd, neae Satttrteen auf Dem ien1eitiaeu
uter an9e9rifen tparpeu. Man liebt betan=
Dig %etn3elne @ruppen Der el6en am ufer, lG6t
lte aber ruti9 eepd9reu unb Die 6anonen>
tpote ~ftltern nrt Damn, ipenn fe in MaiIe er-
laeinen rgtele Sft3tere retben t6re Gsfa>
nottpnet eth, dber e5 tperben muir bic bon Iol<
Asn, Die ais unfabtg betaunt fnb, ansenom<
men. g 1UHf r-r .#H
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-24

Gnglan0. Das S6renbiraerre6t Der
StaOt GOnOOn wurpe am 10. Suit 6srrn
0eOl9e pea6uo9 in elmer gOlOenen &aplel
itberretGt.
Die feterltGe GertbetIung Der YretIe in Der
9roBen 0ettauSfsIun9 fano am IL. Suit
itatt. Dee 5er8c9 BON Cambridge fnn9irte
ais SteQoertreter Dec &6ntein, unterfabt BON
pen eriten &abinetsmttglieDern, uno nmrinet
Don etuer greBen Nn3abl auel1noilGer- prtn>
gen uno Wirpentrdger. Die BAIL Der Qn.
meienOen wurbe 100000 an9elGlaeen. Dos
8er3etAni6 Der Gmpfanssr oOn 0feismepatl-
len fiQe "A Spatten in tleiner SGrtft.
Selgieu. 8rufiel, 5, Suit. Dte Din
ertfnnuu9 Stolieno burG NuBlonp, melde etnt
UO03Oeene I6atla@e lit uuO aIs foIGe bereite
mad 3urtn 9emeloet r%pUroen, bat bier BET 6Ofe
trcboem Ie erpartet pOr0en, oUb Nufle6en 0e=
maAt. Nfar erbltdt edrit ben 8emetg, DaE
6ranfreid nno NuBlano IN 8e3t9 auf biz
pr'entalti9e 6rage etntger ItnD, ais man bier
wte IN gSten uni 9UnoUn tpitnl6t. Die Ser
meblnng pea &Gnigs BON 9prtu9al nit elmer
ptemonteliiAen 9rin3e1Iin miro ebenfa0a niAt
Ubne @ommertare 9%elalelt, Stalten iptrp iett
'als 8~nnOec9enO1e 8rantretdS nno 3uB(an6s
betra6tet, mic e6 i'm Sabre 1858 eth 8uubgs=
8enoTe Grantreid6 itnD @ngIanbs mar. &a=
'ta5St fiiblt it'd bur& bieie Entertaining getGrtt,
Y, tpie pie Eanmer aud1 ein3uleben fbeir1t, oa6
Der 9e9eniparttge premier BON 6rantret6 70
otel In Se.lt9 anf &pm erlan0t BAT, ais oteles
9ema9re1 fonnte, ndmIth bo8 Gerlpreben, eB
merps feline Sruppen lobalp ais mSBlt9 3urGds
}ieben. SataBt lAld9t Gicalolt als auBerOr=
SentltGfl @elanDten fir petersburg Dor. Der
ebemait9e, 81 niettspratpent miro auSl9tasen,
nn0 omar, mtes eS beibt, auf 3ureOen @eru83ts.
NnBlamO. Nu8 De~tersburg, @nbe
Stunt, miro bert@tet: Oginem Dom l5Ofe 6er-
rilbrenOen @eriiAte 3uiUlseipa am 25. Au9ult
Dem Gage Der Setter pe8 tauienOjabri9en Subt=
laun,S oes ruifiGen Net6eo, Elm Nanifet ibe,
Gtnterufmus einea Nethorat6eS uup umtil-
Dung oea taiierli9en Natbea in etlen 8pia
rem genat %erlalfn tperben. Senem Manilsltl
lolt am IA. Mugult elm gttaB itber Nuf9ebunQ
psrs tU9perltden Strafen ODranaebsn." aE
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-24
gDidtise orsre Ses General pOpe.

@afbtn9ton, %. Suit. @9nerat
pope bat beute etnen 8efebl e%rlallen, wuriner
verorpnet, pab alI4e Lei Burger
tunerbalb Der 9lnien ODER Dem 8eretdbe fetne8
NrmeerOrpo, Dper i'm &iden De1elben lUfort
CUR 2siltnn9 DeS IreueiDeS ansebalten werpen
lolen uno 8iral9aft fir 5altuns psdelben gu
ltsllen BADEN. SIN Wei9eruneefale linD lole
.4e Ser lpnen auBerbalb Der 9tnirn gu transs
%pOrtiren uno tbnen 3u bepeuten, paB penn le
je mteper innerbalb p%erIelben ODER i'm 9tutden
Der Nrmee b~etrOfen perpen, lie ais Spipne Der
ltrengltrn militariihen Strafen fir Dtel es Ser
9eben ~Uerfalen. 8enn etne Ner1on, bic ben
@iO Der &reue abgele9t, pie pben psrpronet,
OenieIten Ipdter OerlsBt, % ioa Dieielbe erldOlz
len unO itr gtgentbum nit Bel9la9 beleqt
l~perOeu, allie SerbinDun9 NIT Werlcnen in
nerba!b Der feinottben 9inien 1T ltrenae per-
bote1i auSgeupmmen auf benz burA psa Mfts
litargerB 9eltatteten Bege, unp trgenD weIGe
perIcn, Bic betm S1retben pper 8efGroerl
BON Srtefen uno BotlAaftsn abet9eiliBt 1T,
innerbalb Der 2inien Der 9. ct, 2rulre, 1oll
ais Spipn b~eDanDelt tperDeIl. .s4s Fs s4s ,s-.
g. EA+ ELNaI stake
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-24
Bon wIc@Ieuans QIrmee.

SOn Wtc@lellaae Nrmee ipirD beriGtet, bab
Die BsInce bur9 gatterieen auf betoen llferu
Ben SameeauB gu blOtiren uno bic ;3ufubred
per @rmee abSul6netpen iu9en. gn 8effars
fur9en tparen ftne Brigade SOlpatens ,,np cine
.nnseDeure neue 9abung - S6aurln, -0adeu
unp Spatel an9efommen. Die Nrlnee erabt
tno iAaufelt nad ipte Dor Dbne ltnterbreduua..
SOm 6auptdaartier 9ebt bic Rabri6t aus,
..pab naGltens niere SperattuusbaiS 9edtnIioert
iperoe, apie ODER mann fol- nt9t befannt werSen,
Sad on ICQ NIT 10000 Mann BON Gids
n'0no abge3esea letnt nm tG auf @OpeS Mra
NEE gu tvsrfen,.
8ebelen-@ eneral Ma9rubrr ID sum GOm~
nsanOrtr Der CcrtIgen &etelIenarmet ernannt
Nno omL414 Ourdy Columbia iia6 SiipsGn~
r0liiaa 9ereiste mo- er cine ~erOBartiee gpee6
itbef ben Stes BET 5tGmCnp 8e6altfa bat, J
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-24
NMfreamna auf @pp. Ss[an6.

u eW WUrf, %. Suli. NuF WO0. So
LAMB ~entItanp etur fGrmltde Nafre9un9 bas
purA, baB, 40 Der alien In 8eras BON benz
@errGtbera q8pis9s ben 8ebeIen iberlteferten
SC(oatenj wel6e iobaltn bon benlelten parOltrt
ttnD mad 6aule 9ei&idt purpen, Die @afen
nteoerlceten neil lte na@ Der nenen 0erpros
nur'g tpiebsr sum Dteat (BaGtOtenf ae9eu /
Die gebcIen benust trerben Iclten. Der tCun=
malOirenbe OfF5ter nabnt feline @ertaftunaen
Dor, nien6ern tefabls tbnea BIT, lGmubiaten
Serfi4tangst, als StrafOtent, gu leifen, peIs
aent Sefeble ie lt8 penn AUDI brumnenp nm
'V'oYos'F g - -
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-24
@recutip=0 eb4uOe, II. Sult 1862.

BeFobIen, 0aB WenerolmajOr ), Us. 6alled
Der O0ertefebl Der gan3en 2anpma9t Der Ser
eint8ten Staaten ais @eneral en- chef su1e=
Irtelen it, nnp DAP er ltA 10 l9nea mad oieler
3auptltaOt vertigo, ais e6 init @i0erbeit fir
pie G~telnn9en unD SperattOnen in Dem letner
Obbut ttsber anpertrauten Department &C.
idsben fam. Ntra6am QtueDln.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-24
ID et'etts telegrnpbtfdoe Nncbrttbtela
1J89rt d tie fhr B n galtfmDre] g8efer.
W~mrppGiid1e 0nmpfer.

9altfarii-23 SuIi. Die 2liia fam um
Ottterna6t bier an unO 9ta9 um 2 l1br 80
Nfin. GsUtorgals) naG Bolton ob, @te pal-
iirte Den Camper @btna am 10. .'4' ID" '
Bon on, %. 5ult. q Der Dampfer gu
Eopaa 9irs beute na& 2iperpoOl ab. 81 nobm
$4,000 in Ntiinae nit. y1.-na I.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-24
@rbentune clues mebellenid,tooners.. = 4

BaEbtn 8 on, %. Sult, 9ePel9sn
an pa6 MarinesD rpartemene metoen, puB Der
Dampfer De SutO, Den NIT 8dnnlp6lle bela-
benen ccnf6Oertrten Schooner gBm. gBbite ses
fatgenen nabm, al5' er eben Die 0lpfaps BEL
Saline pab bnrAbredrn tpoate. s9 .eaans a.s
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-24

Die 8t&rtUncer 3eituneen b~etlaoen f,
paB benz Serb ct. Maur, SO6n Des 5sr,U
BON SommerIet bte @aITruna Der Qtnie SD,,
Sen. WcGls(lan oerpetgert tpurbm let uno
man TIM it6er0tes letn @epGd etnbe6ulten
6a6e. f?)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-24
3e5atasHa6aaiire BON eisennttbuumu in Den sse9spsr..

-EEI
eaMne4s slgs5st Staten. ueEia aog % af8tgaG
8afbtn8tpnn %. 5ult, u SSni Ser
Ott9i4alzSrp re fir ptele Mabgegel 1T Nore
Garglino nt9t ein9elGlolen. saq al
sDte i'm S9asamtssebdupe erri9tete @la-
IAlnetie it niGt gum Druden iOnpern nur
gum @tempeln Der neufn SGagamt8npten be-
|Ittmmt. a a@ 7s sg essasF lao.aaa 2 sala aE
@apt. DaDl9reen trat Geltte ieinen sDien(
i'm S%rOcnnan5=D epartement an, ttpdbrenb lrtn
NaAfpl9er, Capt. 5arpOoo, Die 9eitung Der
9lapY 9aro ibernabnt. aa'a,asls 81 a7a7 .
Wofbtn9tOn, %. Sult, Sen. 9cpe
.bat feline 1enerdle in elmer SrOre dngeptelen,
in tbten b%etrefenpen DEPARTMENTS unD belGpnz
pero in @ulpepper County ale 9feroe, @9aul=
elet urD gcrrdtBe, Die ntAt gum piretten l1n=
terbalt Der SeWpbner nptDwentis iinp, gu con=
f~tsctren. rs&s ssr assas $50 as5Raaa5
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-24
@eneral sanea obercommanDeur Der Qtrmee

WalbingtOn2 3. Sui. Nablteben-
De wi6ti8e SerOroanng Wlirpe loeben VerDfsnt
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BELDFN-On MONDAY, 4,th in'' Charles ',
n den, son of the lat Henry aul Nancy Bclden
Ia ~ 5Ith year oi lis age.
The reaiyes and friends ~ tie family ar. re-
spggtfIlly invited 70 attend the tiuor. on Thurs
Law afternoon, May lst at O'Clock, from the
rrs.tencs Of his hrothcr-iu- lv Cl'r'a W 'shhuIn-
l>J Madison ~. Tie Remains wall be tax IA for In
'n.. .''i IL o,f 10 !, AZ
BRENNAN-on Monday, csth Inst, Mrs. Agnes
A. Brennan, aged 70 years
The friends Of tie IA lily are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, aon heI late residence sos
Allen 10, at o'clock NO
CoNNELLY-on Monday, eth Inst John 90.
" Michsel aud Margaret Connolly sged II months
HE f1eudt of tie family, and these Of his un-
c'es, owen and Francis Maroon and Tlurlas Con-
nelly, ar respectfully invited g. attend the hIns-
rll, this Tuesday! afternoon 29th inst, at o'cloek.
from 81 r.t -. 2T
DUNCAN-On sabbath morning eth inst, anSs
long i!lLels, Francis Duncan, In TIE osd year a
Inc funeral services will be held at 2 O'Clock, oa
Tuesday sfte Iolu, 2eth inst, In the First st Pres
byttran On fch, Relatives aud friends Of the
family and .nembers Of sabbath school No lea,
are Invited attend without further notice. -
FAKNEY-On Monday, 25th inst, Of consumD-
ton, John FsIney, IN the 5oth year Of lie age.
The relatives aud friends q the family are
Gpectrllly invited n attend the nnessl, this
his late residence, lii West zstA o. ssi
HOLLASD-Ol Sunday, 2'th inst, after short
iut severn unr q, = len IT, land, te beloved via
= Richard II. Holland, IN the tti year g.! her sgs
The relatives aud friends OF Gle family, also Ne
mauLer4 oil the Clearly and Liberty GUARDS AFS
respectfully invited 20 Ettrua tie i-ueral, %
wednesday Afternoon, sofa inst, ui ! o'yi'ck' ireA
her late rcs.deuoO, lG Van leWater IT, os
HOLLOWAY On sunday morning amer long
ana painful illness, which she bore VIII Chrls'iAA
LlitiuIe Mrs Jane Holloway, wife VI lsa"e H'l1"-
vav, senior, aged ~ years
Tie rpl.tvCs aud friends OF the I'iEl3 ~ -
speotfi'ly invited 20 attend the luneI'l 'A
afternoon, goth inst, at ociocA' It,L '"S -.
fresp!tyHah Cn1I0A' sos
invitation. o-., -.
HADIGAS-A HohoFcn. on sunday z' ,hI III
mary wife %. tue late Patrick hAdis~h' 'n 'N' ''-
IIs .,,r.ds aud sclualntspces anu thoso =. =, -
,, NcIa.l Pstrck and Slnon ans. .u,',' t ~ - -
o., d.. law Patrick Hannon, arc reSlte'iu'.y -
80 =, ,,t-ru ne funeral, this tILySlhS l.0t
,'. II ,'rIock nom b. Mays u ChgIont
~ -, 81 are a solemn High Mass VIII ne 1nsISo
r ,hs rsposs Of her soul, and thence 70 st, M
Csrstery. bergen, without further inutauoh'
MAxNyEIIo the 2sth inst Isabella MAJ y. 49,
ormerly wife II the late J"meS S@-"s''
cry, & unity Down, ireland
"Blesssd arc the dead who die In me i'"ru'
| The relatives and friends Of the iamiy ,bis
| .,sTtS,Iv Invited 10 attend the tnhsrLt 49,
| ti'ucsdsy) Afternoon, e9th Inst, A.
| her late rcsidsncs, ~ Little 18Th st. psiAN
please copy
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ton u The people we're disposed 70 be more wise
than the newspapers ani 10 shake their hesds
knowingly, claiming tia, Il would al be contra
dictcd today; but a. o genera, thing ,he newspaper
men, both city AMI country, who were well pl.lsd,
accepted as re.isJc, and did the large mass Of
our citizens. IL tAis ,iiy and tie cities aud village,
around, the display q Gags Vas universe, ali tie
cnnysrsst.on turned wholly on tie news snI tie
60 = Of the capture
ANoruFR CuNrrEn ~ NV YoyE ro,i-
| fics.-lhore j. q cose On the Circuit Ca,IIdat
o'H' prem, Court which, fcge.t ..i, v.i er.
/ jog. S. u.,-g ila.,eut u.lIs as 3. &c mlu.,.
| in witch some - our ety. r.iut...s buy 49,
s'.' NOSE at. ust5 p 90 md t..ls Ir .'r.t a j.
il the case a: Frsn..- R.idel s.,lua AfY4R 1l.s.
naii AMI o,i'r' II, sat $ bro1gti = %. .sr.
! Iss iucui - note 'r sio01. rad, T.. l.. o..
laru' d't a o.sotef 20, i-5i, payable ~ hys a..-
'at', ait tie Hrl,l'.y Ba4k, &, t.s order u. .
/ suyvesput. IL- NJ. " iuto.ssI o. Z s..t.
ve'aut AMI Samuel Lsutrr,a.t, snI, - a...,f.
YES ats'i & tie r,HtG before nis,.-t., g..
valuable cpl..iar,' o.. Ts..t, at m...f.'y.
VS. protested aud tea.s tie ct % 49,, . .lc
J a..f aui U'H'e,.s ~ &c 4.'c. I.tI.l.I..t
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lHE VOLUNTEER BELiEF fuND n neariy
Exhausted. aud the Comptroller has notified th.
Ward Relief Committees that payments would be
discontinued on Friday, the 9th Of MAY, and tha,
no tickets issued after the % Of May would be hon.
ored. All rooms hired by the Committee are 10 be
vacated at the end Of this month, and III visitors
and other persons employed by them. W dis.
J charged on te Is, u May.
! TIM st-eet.c,c,,,i,, ,p,.Iiin.s n NJ Smith
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w bh'tNoiENr fFi"" 'hHr7. John
| v. i"r'n"r' OF q LUDLOW street VIII LA zen
] Il''y ""hs more E'1' an ng to camps a.ug
!. f''ma a"I e. nd Fortress H5n-a' tan mot
} IT.. - "'' have ale much misc about u'ir
'.'f'' 81 n'Hh'F I1 We receipt OF letters iruin
! ''' army '.'A"'At l' nearby TT lis god E.'ti
'"''nE our troops ana Communicating ran, nt'r'
ny "'''ei'' "' VIC ~. IL deserves tHcil
1--WE N'H'Nd AID SUMMER Sporting S'l'on
''' been Oh. = .iHtHrat.d The los au ~. =.
u'A Gnu f."it 3 h"I thoi spring meeting. c. l-
| o Iri> Genet Dts Do '.e training IL shepherd
h"'rp'' 10 NO hand. " NJ Crooks, pratt. a.
A''. Ii' is q f'nAfAal'y r'iy "aiu'., years
'.I 1.' very '''' i' hackers 49, prepared e.
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The lsryo7t ,t..k, tie No't styles, tie loves,
price, and tle h,t. place 10 bay. Please call and
examine Tor yOulse.gCs, Il
/. b. RAIDW1Ns,
apps J2'iOi n 20 ui ~ Dnwery.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-02-19
DIR, WV. L. EEUEsD'S
MOUTH WASH

can De procured
Many persons carry with them bad breath
greatly to the annoyance and often 10 the
disgust of those with whom they come 10
contact. without being conscious OF the
fact. To relieve yourself from all fears re-
gsrding this,
USE DIR. wM. B. HURD'5 MOUTH WASH
Cleanliness Of the mouth IS Of great ine
portance TO the general health, which * Of
ten affected, and not unfreq Ien..y seriously
impaired, through wlnt OF proper attention
to this subject.
USE DR.. wM. ,. HUHD's MOUTH WASH.
Prepared at Dr. Hurd'6 Dental Office,
No IL Fourth Street, b BIooklyn, E. d.
Price 81 Cents per Bottle.
4 liberal discount made to dealers.
Address Principal Oaice. Tribune Build
MS. No, l Spruce Street, New York.
sold in Philadelphia by py0tt s. Co., Z32
North 2nd. Street; 0. ! Hubbeil. 14lO
Chestnut Street and by al Druggists,
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LBS, shurgauG Crssson Rail Read. lands
Peter KayiCr and JtLers. c''utainlEg IS
acres AMI % Eerc' Is, LneaTiy an c.ra7e3)
having thereon erected aLOG DIV ELLlNG
ROUSE AND : STABLE
4LSO.-A tract 4 land situate IA Wash
,nuton township, adjoining lands - Jacob
Bursoou. Joseph C-iste, Hugh a. A'tigs-
KEY aud ythers. ooutaiEing 200 acres ~
thereabouts. which viii he sold IN parcels
if desired Uy purchasers
ALSO-A piece or parcel of land situate
Oh the PeuIsy ivania Rail Rca1. near PUr
ta-e Stations in Washington township, con
tanning 50 acres
4LSO.-A piece or parcel Of land situate
IN SummerhIn township, bounded by thc
Penns, lvania Rail Road. lands Of tie Heirs
of r RsJert Finn, decd, Patrick Raey al q
others, containing about so acres. having
thereon erected several DWELLING HOC-
SES.
ALSO.-A tract Of land situate in ALE
gheuy township. adjoining lands Of Patrick
N'Guire and others, containing - acres
AMI 81 uerchcs au2 a',uv7 noe
.iESO.-A tract II lanl situate IL Caes-
township. C,atc the pTnPe--v Il Fre.,.1. i
eal NaryM. Schneider, a55 5aiuE lands "
.is.Eu EaIlwgler aud others, c,-r.,-l..-- -.
acres. 1r. ~ gr Ies-- -sna.i portion al -'.r.
e cleared AMI l. -r-.l erected a-taaih
HOUSE.
tFSO.-Ao.ut -0eG acres .r I 1.r.f. -i-r
ate Yn .le waters Of Hl..'-'5 S. .s\t t-..-
township which ui. a -.s &. AS q, 8
s,si: purchasers ------..-
T---EiN ET--Tt..f.
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BUY A HOME.

THE subscriber C!-clS at Private Sale the
following Real Estate situate IN Cambria
County to Wit:
u:s Mansion Property situate in tie West
end Of the Borough OF EDeusburg. consis
ting of Square VI Ground. having thereon
erected a cumualiaus DWELLING house.
4 large STABLE or BARN. and sevcra:
other Out Buildings, together with a hal
Lot Of Ground IN which there Is a never
failing Spring Of the purest soft water, from
which the House &c, Is supplied. Wants
10 dispose Of this IS he intends removing =
another part of the Borough.
ALSO.-Three Lots of Ground situate III
theBorough Of SummityiLs. having thereon
erected BRICK,D K,DWELLING HOUSE.
two FRAME HOUSES, and large Stable.
Will be sold together CT seperate as may
suit purchasers.
ALSO.-A Lot of Ground situate in the
Street and extending back TO St. Joseph's
Street ,adj jlining Lot OF John Troxell Oh the
East, and Lot OF the Heirs of Anthony Lit
Finger, decd, on the West, having thereon
crested one and ahalf story FRAME house
AZ feet in front and 20 in depth
ALSO.-A piece or parcel Of land stu
ate inCambria township, adjoining the an
cieHt Cty ofBulsdH. lands Of James and Geo.
Mills, Charles p. Murray. Alex. M'Vicker
and others, containing 20 acres ana IS per
cbes.
Also piece OF parcel of land siu-
ate IL Munster township, bounded ~ toe
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DIR. WIN B. HURD'S
NEURALGIA PLASTERS,
FOR THE CURE OF
NEURALGIA,

GT TOOthache produced by colds
LOCAL NEURALGIA.
is Immediately cured by their application.
They act like a charm. and are perfectly
harmless in their nature do not produce
blister. and leave no unpleasant results.
DR.. wM. B. HURD'S NEURALGIA PLAsrERs.
never fail to give satisfaction to all who
test their virtue.
Prepared at DR.. Hurd's Dental Office,
No, II Fourth Street. Brooklyn. Z. D.
PRICE. ONLY Is CENTS EACH.
a liberal discount made 10 dealers.
Address Principal Offi-r. Tribune Build
ings, No, Spruce Street, New York.
Sold in Philadelphia by Dyott & Co.. 232
North 2nd Street; 9. f. Hubben, l4IO
Chestnut Street; and by all Druggists
Dec, Is Dolly.
NoTIcE.-We are daily leceiving orders to
and by mail for one or more Of DR.. Huri's
Dental Remedies, which We cannot fill
None are mailable except the Nsaualqia
Plaster, which we send on receipt Of Price
15 cents) and one stamp. But TO accom-
adste persons in places where the druggists
and Storekeepers are behind the age, we
have put up packages in white embossed
boxes. seven inches by four, with compaTt-
ments-each box containing a bottle of Dir.
Turi's Mouth ITgSh, and TJ1H Ache Drops
@ box of Tool P0l-dsT. tho Ne,rG7gid Pas,
ter. a-l valuable little Treatise on Teeth
and their Diseases he best mans of- I3ressIU-
eng them, aud The proper lrc1tgeat II Gail
dren's Teeth, worth Of itself the entire cost
% every young man OF woman, or parents
with young children; with sundrv Other
articles price per package one dollar, or six
packages for IS, sent by express as directed
As the Express charges arc not much, If any
more on a dozen than on one, It is far cheap
or 10 order six or dozen packages at a time.
large family will want all. or the surplus
-an.be DISPOSED Of to reighbors With Publir
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BBENSDURG HOUSE.

nhe undersised having purchased AMI
| taken possession cf the Ehrnburg
House (formely coupled by Henry Foster
w.l be happy 20 receive and aCcornnod-
ate his old customers, and al Others who
may ne disposed 10 patroUize lin. The
Proprietor feels assured from the spacious
HOUSE, STABLE & other facilities that
lie can offer at least As good aCc1lGmo
da-,cns IS can be had 1T any other in the
place lie ia in poss, s>ior, of a large supply
of the cno;~gsi liquors with which LIS bar
viii be furnished; lis table VIII bs furu
ished with AL tn luxurios Of the season. and
heinteads by his hospitality and care. to
merit the patronage Of ai. t-ose who stop
withhjm.
ISAAC CRAWFORD.
Ebe.sLurg april. II. 1861 IT,
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UNION HOUSE.
EBENSSURC PA.

JOHN A. BLAIR. Proprietor.
THE PROPRIETOR will spare no pains
to render this Hotel, worthy OF p continual
ton of the liberal share of public patron
age it has heretofore received. His table
will always be furnished with the best the
market affords; his bar with the best Of
liquors,
His stable /, large, AMI viii lie attended
by an attentive and oblir;ng hostler.
Ebenburg April 1851.
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DIR. WIN. e EEURDs.S
TOOTHkCAE DROPS.
Fer THE CURE OF
TO0THACHE.

produced bY exposed nCTS s.
Is "a particularly adapted TO all cases Of
children ffiicted with
TOOTH ACHE.
Parents can relieve themselves from t4aL
distressing WEAKNESS ca4sed by
LOSS OF SLEEP.
and their children from great suffering, by
keeping bOttls Of
DR. M, d. HCRD'S T)cIHACHE Drops.
IA the house.
Prepared at DR.. HuTd's Dental Office. No
II Fourth Street Brooklyn +. ..
PRICE ONLY y CENTS PER BOTTLE.
4 liberal discount made to dealers
Address principal Office, Tribune Builds
iags, No, Spruce Street New York.
Sold in Philadelphia 6y Dy.:t Z Co.. 232
North 2ud. Street; Q. I HubJeI 1910
Chestnut Street; and by all Druggists.