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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-10-22

IL Is the prescription OF an educated physician
and all who are afflicted with any of the above dis
eases should use it without delay. twill drive
the disease from the system, and when once out on
the skim a few applications of DIR. Weavers Cerate
or Ointment, and you will have a permanent cure
The Cerate has proved itself to be the best Oint-
men ever invented, and where once used IL has new
er been known to iail of eftcting permanent cure
OF old sores letter and ringworm scald head chill
blalns and frost bites, barber'S ITCH ehapped or
cracked hands or lips, .blotches pimples on the
face, and for .4
SORE NIPPLES AND SORE EYES
The Cerate is the only thing required to cure. 1t
should be keptin the house of every family
Read the following letter from the most reliable
authority, and any person desiring further evidence
of the cures win get it by addressing few lines TO
Mr. Parker:
EAU CLAIRE, Eau Claire Co., Wis. Oct. |, go,
Messrs. j. HARRIS Il Co.-Gentemen: Your
agent Mr.. A. +. Barnes, while passing through our
place, casually heard of most effective cure of an
obstinate case OF salt rheum in a member of my
family, having politely requested the facts of the
case, most oheerfuly comply with his request
The subject of this remarkable cure was my son.
who was attacked with salt rheum when about a
year aud hafold applied from time TO time
for ald TO the most efficient physicians in the East
ern states, one of whom had Travelled in Europe;-
but while he wOuld at times receive some tcmpura- .
ry relief, still the disease remained and would break
out occasionally with the most yirulent tvpe until
he arrived al the age of fourteen wears when nv
eye proyidentially rested ON the advertisement Of
Dr. Wearer's Salt Rhcum Syrup and Ceratc. ! at
once procured one bottle, and was so encouraged
that procured two more, together With the Cerate,
and the result is that my son is now and has been
eiecmally cured of that wretched disease, for the
past y years. ... ~. .'..'-
Respectfully Yours,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-10-22
WHAT EVERYBODY WANTSIS
SURE REMEDY

For the many diseases man is subject to-
IT you are attacked with fever and Aeue you de-
sire AZ 10 rid yoursefof the disease and il YOU
can find sure remedy, and one that is pleasant and
agreeable to the taste, that is what you would pre-
Ter. That pleasant and sure remedy is
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-10-22
Constipntion, ,COstivenes SIS, Suppression
khenmotish, Gout, Neuralgia, Drop
sy, Paralysis, Fits, etc,


RheninatisIn, GOut, Neuralgia, Drop
sy, Paralysis, Fits, etc.
From d. J. /. Td'gtH, iioHi,cul, Cuicdd.
Too much cannot be said Of your Pills the euro of
dseaaGSus Is HaiG g. %tfSy soGd S 6n Tine me IN n5 proclaim
ng II Tor the benefit of the mutudes who suffer from
that complaint which, although bad enough in itself Is
tho proGenilOr of others that worse. believe COS
hreHes originate 10 the liver but Your Pills affect that
organ and cure the disease. r
From Mrs. E. Stuart, Physician and Aiioie Boston.
find one two large doses of your Pills taken at the
proper tnle are excellent prom0tves of the natural secr
t0n when wholly partially suppressed and also very
eiiecual to c',se tho siomdch and Grpe yornts Thev
are 50 much the hest phyaic We have that recommend
no other TO my patients.
From tie Rev. Dr HI0,es efHe httoas, Epis C'Lu,rl
PULASKI TIousr. Savannah Ga. Jan 6. 1856
lioNonED SIR: ! should be uugratrlI for the relief
your skill has brought II lid not rppo. my case TO
you cold settled in my limhsan brought OH excru
clatIng 77hfdg'c PGHS, which ended In cirOg risiu
disease grew worse and uA by the uvir of your
excellent agent in Baltimore, Dr. Mackenzie tried Nour
P, iher effects were slow, hut sure by rcrscvering
in the use OF them, am now entirely we'll.
SENATE CHmnrR Eaton Rouge, In.. Dec. Isii
DR. AVER have been entirely cured, by your Pills ot
Rheumatic Go'h-a painful disease that had afflicted me
for years. VINCENT SLIDEIL
RS~ Most Of the Pills in market contain Mercury
which, although valuable remedy in skilful hands is
dangerous in n public pill. from the dreadful coise-
quences that frequently follow its incuutious ne. These
contain no mercury or mineral substuce whatever. .
Price, 25 cents per Box, or Boxes for 81.
Prepared by DR.. ]. C, AVER 81 CO., Lowell, Mass
.=rg" For sale at Peck & Hamilton's Drug Store,
PcTysburg, Ohio. '
I-,b
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a1Ss See o"e or hoa Specimens If 'ohdt Is Ecery.
~here SAID By he People-- Edjto,S-- Dealers, dc
HOu uSEkEEPERS- II troubled with vermn need
be so no longer, If they use "Costar's" Extcrmin-
ators. We have used it TO our satisfaction, and if
II box cost 50 would have it. We had tried
poisons, but they effected nothing but "Costars 4"
article knocked the breath out of Rats Mice Roach
es, and Bed. Bugs, quicker tran can write it. 1t
Is IN great demand all over the country. Medina
lO.l Gascttc.
MORE GRAIN and provisions are destroyed an
nually in Grant county by vermin, than would pay
for tons of this Rat and Insect Killcr.-Lancdster
iligl Hcraid.
HENRY II. C0STAR, We are selling your
preparations rapidly. Wherever they have been
used, Rats, Mice. Reaches, and Vermin, disappear
rapidly. Ecker & STouFFER
Druggists, Windsor, Md.
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VeH'aaAiHA.

Those Preparations, (uulikc all others are
Free from PoisonS"
Not dangerous to the human family."4tt
Rats do not die on the premises !" .f.Iff
"They come ont of their holes to die"
They are the only niaible remedies known
IL years and more established in n. Y. CITY.
tsd by-the City Post Office.
Used by-the CITY Prisons and Station Houses
Used by--thc City Steamers, Ships. &c.
tscd by-the City Hospitals, Aims houses, &c.
tsod or the City hotels -'Astor, ,'--'St.Nicho-
las, &c.
tsrd by-thc Boarding Houses, &C.. &c.
Used by mere than 1000 Private Families.
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From Rsr. j. y Hales Pastor Of Aduent Church. Boston.
DIR. AVER: have used your Pills with extraordinary
success i'll my family md among those called to visit
in distress To regulate the organs of digestion and
purify the blood, they the very best remedy have
ever known, and can confidently recommend them TO
my friends. Yours, j. V. HINES.
WARSAW, Wyoming Co, N. Y, Oct. "a, 1865.
DEAR Sir: am using your Cathartc Pills In my prac>
tice, and find them an excellent pugatvc to cleanse the
system and purity he io,pitttls Qf Ms Jtond.
JOllN @. MEACIIAM. NJ d
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PPRECiATED BY ALL WHO Use II
PURIFY 2WE RLOOD.

DIR. WEAyER'S CANKER AND SALT RHEUM
SYRUP
FOR THE CURE or
Cankcr salt Rheum, Erysipelas. Scrcfulous Dis
eases, Gutaneous Eruptions, Sore Eyes, and ev-
cry Kind OF disease arising from an impure
state of the blood. The most effective
blood purifier Of the Nineteenth
(innturv .saf d.
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FOR SALE RY

The following, in Wood county: Peck & Hamilton,
Perrvsburg: A. j. Gardner a. Co., Giead E. L.
Turner, Portage; 5. w. Whitimore, Tontogany
S. Clymer, 0tsego; H. H. Atkins, New Weslfeld,
). l.. Boughten, Bowling Green; Banks Patter-
Rosendale, West Millgrove; s. b. Emerson; Eagle
vile; and by druggists and merchants generally
throughout the Union. '62-43lY
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-10-22

These Bittera a,,e put 'Gl, no quart
botilsa, Of lvbich the above is a fac-sin1-
.le. Qhs jals! ia finely erograved, and
~ rroyi,}eZ ,gjth q s4fe-s1.nrd from
3o,artegseitonn G5'ice 81 per bottle, Or
,ts f5r @r
c. tT. Flob2,7I7. Corop7tetor, No. 6
East Fourat 81. Circiu1otj, to phons
n ci.ie,.s tEaNLE Le o&lresseI.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-10-22

THE GREAT UNION sAyERi
The enforcement OF the laws and the free use b
tho peOple OF that wonderful slnihiny H1lm-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-05

MANAGEMENT, fortune Do made on' o. ''o A''cn-
amingO this season. ,... 10,
D.. Stre,r, the Medical Director 81 thi' posi- mas
made Mrs. Clara k0pke, OF New,f"Fa, The Marion
~ m, General hospital ilst established here. VINO
= Nj Clara Kopke Your readers may never
jays hear, that unnelcdious name before, but hon'
ssnds of lex and wounded soldiers throughout the
Lion know and bless il. No woman in all this
cnnn.ry has devoted herself with more eeli-sscri-
icing perseverance, anu from mere generous aud no.
HE igpuses to the aleyia ion as far as 1t wss IN tie
mower Of a single human being OF the vast misery
tansed by this var. Her forbesriug klndness-ber
indefatigable industry-her valuable experience IN
nursing were conspicuous in the hospitals OF Al,
exsnlria and Washington after the battle OF Bun
Run, as well ss after the bloody fields Of Belmont
Donekon, and Shiloh. For over year no" mas
ths lsrge.hearted humble woman given her
every hour 10 the lofty cause, the promotoS OF
which has become her sole aspiration IN LIE. one
has braved hardslips upon which many stout nsie
heart would quail But cold, rain, want o. shelter,
hunger, weakened health could not deter her IRON,
her yurpose. She has neither aeked nor received
soy compensation nor military titles, nor even
official thanks Houors are nothing 10 her--du'y 70
suffering humanity all. Tie heroes OF battles are
yloifed in prose and poetry. Is not tins heroine OF
Inc hospta worthy Of this small, inadequate toute
10 her inestimable services 10 the country!
| Gen. Grant and Stat took the overland roa'e W
rempbis under the escort OF battalion ol csV"'rF'
Yesterday morning.
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FHOM WsNCURsrNEs.
Union and Seccsa Ia Che Whitley.

Ff1m Our speciiI Correspondent
WNcHEuRg. Va Juns 90 1862
While soourung short time at MartiLsburg, Oh
H. route hnher Tell in with portly old farmer on
be- back, who had come 10 town for the purpose OF
sc' a loi Of roll butter. Pointing to ! large pro-
,i..., rain, he asked, "Wlat's 50 many wagons
1o.. oout here I" replied that they were carry
iDg 1-isienoe stores 10 troops further down the
valley; when tho old msu jocuisrly remarked Tint
he tLousht the uoOle ought to do The Seceoh sol
diers dd lake ali We We got. then tho maiter
would be about even" Ia the coaHe Of CONVERSE
tiou, he asserted that he ~, gVi UGioa uio, aui
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ana and Illinois troops can receive letters N three
days under the present arrangements. IniS GER
taiuly ought to sausfy the soldiers.
plessant shower this afternoon hss very perccplhy
cooled tho atmosphere, and done much 10 revive the
suffering corn Rnd cotton crops t. p d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-05
PECAz MISSOURI.

Extensive Guerrilla Organization - ad
En,ets Of the No-shoocingn Order 0i
the War Departmcnt-Tsc Reasonable Pc
Iiiicai kpeeches-Arrcss. for Selling
Rebel rInsic EGpfn1c Of n Confederate
flag by the Crew or ths E.seE-Robel
Officers on Parole, etc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-05

Tie Rev. DIR. Howell who has just been seos I"
prison BY Gov. johnson at Nashville, Sa dlson'
eoisbed divine OF the Baptist denomination. Ito "
widely known as the author OF boob on =" C i'
Commun.on." q topic gu which be can nov 'asd'SS'
AZ his elalrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-05
cnrr.,rond.rss Of III. N. y. qtlbans.

CoRiSTu, Misc, Jnre p, lJ0}
EVERYBODY snd every thing seem 10 he woriag Tor
the railroad 10 oyen ]. IS confidently expected that
the train leaving here tomorrow morning VIII ie@eh
Memphis tomorrow nght--that road having been
fully repaired, with the exception OF one BRIDGE
which viii be completed by tomorrow Ioou
The forces OF Biigadier.Gen. Qunby wofAipS
south f,om Columbus, and the forces Of Mslor'Gen'
NJ Clernand working north, hsye met at the large
bridge near Trenton, Tenn and II is expected tha'
viii he completed, 50 that lie train leaving hcre on
the morning of the 2Cth VII be able TO 90 through
10 Columbus where there are large numbers OF cars
and several locomotives. TIE cars are mostly oil
.hoes ordered By Ger. Fremont, al ST. LOUIS lust
Fan.
a few day, sipce 200 or 800 Rebe! cavalry
made sudden dash and tore up the track OF the
railroad and destroyed portion OF the TELEGRAPH
lire between Tuscumbia anG iGka lew moments
alter IN engine ran OF there, completely disabling
tscf. at leart, until necessary materials foi the
repairs OF engines and cars are received from st.
Louis. As soon Us those are received arephlnng
Sion viii b. started al j. kson Inn where numbers
OF m3chiniI,s from tie rauks WIZ he omlioyeo' j.
i Estimated there are some >. o. in our army
here " no have been employed IN some capacity On
railroads, and are only waning for chance 10 ais
play their skill.
tfsiorceneral Ord hs, taken command Of The town
o. COrnh.
The people and soldiers here in town are suffering
some Inconvenience iroIa the scarcity OF water. Tue
wells ore dIyinc up very fast, and what few remain
in good supIly are in danger OF drying up from tie
large drain The troop, south OF Us are not troubled,
bat have several splendid agtesi9n wells lnrnishing
about fifty gallons an hour each.
Colonel Reed, Of the Fifteenth Iowa volunteers.
has discovered farmer near here, whore name Is
mol mentioned, formerly employ in The commits
sary department OF the Rebel army, under Colonel
Polk, Chief C0mmiesary. Tie told Colonel Reed
where rome papers OF that department had been
buried The Colonel reruu ected THEN, and found
compie;e returns OF the army up to April l. The
Rebel army at that time numbered between thirty
seven thousand a.l thirty-eight thousand. lhi-
nan says ne saw he alers showing hat there
were seven months raions for me entire army al
Grenada, Mississippi the principal derot OF supplies
Colonel Reed arsured ny informant that everything
the nan had told him. 50 far as The Colonel knew
was rue; therefore he bad 10 rea1on TO eodDt TIE
Truth Of ibis statement.
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From Our Own Core pondei.

From Our own Core ipohd'ht
sT. LoUi, June % 1872
An alarming report reaches us from North.
Missouri, concerning another uprising Of gusrsilsl
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9(ns Nnrhbirainien.
100 GotSatenA Der WarDlan6 Some Ouarc sefan
stn senptn men. - Die @nrnensSesion bel
%traSburl.

MorttnStur9, |. Suit, GuL, 5ar.
neB, fribsr BET Nibbp's GaSaaerie, iberrum.
petite on Scnntog Nadmitta9 pas in 6arOs
County, am SaOarm res YptOmae, peltlid
BON StraSbur9 eee9ene OOtf Wppreftele
an unp nabm Die 8elabun9 - 100 Mann
bon Der MarYtanO Some 0uaro - ~aefaneen.
Die 2eute tpurpen ipatsr auf ParpIe in 8retz
beit eeltgt uno - natiirli9 Obne Wafen -
na4 Cumberland 9slAtdt. Sn 8e3u9 nuf
bic Stdlfe bes 6etnpts purben bic Ma,Yldns
ner i'm Dunteln 9lanen. sic erfuDren, Oab
berlelbe 1000 Mann fart let. Man eIaubt,
Dap 9arnsb lit in elm Sale te9eten babe unp
Der @sfausennabme ni4t perbe ent9eben
t0nneu.
Capt. Carpenter, Ger Gommanreur Der
Selie ScOula, wurOe 9rltern Na6ts in Gum
terlnnp Don etner Serliicntltin rurA etnen
0itolenl6u6 am 8ein Oerwuuoet. Die gtr+
lssung 1T ntAt 9efabrlih.
@trasbur9, l. Suli. Die Yurnelle
Qe9iOn campirt tebt in Der Na6e tieleS 9labes.
9lae tnp pUbl u, lebnen lih no6 Dem &i.
Grr 5rpei 9a9en wutpen finf @ueri1a's eez
fln9en,
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@nn Gcm. 9nntcrs Separtemrmt.

Der MOntas Na1ts BON Ycrt Npsal tn
ylsp gcrt a%n9efUmmene Dampfer uMtatansas'
bertGtet, baB 0enerat9mnte Ietnt
GruPpen BON Sames SsIanb aus
rad9e3D9en BAT. Dte Sruppeu
SOn &e9 Bef warren in WUrt
NU9al an8etU men,. Os1erttrte Nee
beaen ia9en, DaB Elm She'll Der 8eaureearos
f@en @rmfe anf Dem @ege mad &i9mUnp
bur9 @burlelton efcemmen iei.
Newegprf, 2. Suit. Der Dambfer
Dganberbtlt" DerlteB am %. Stunt sort Rps
pal, UNI unIere Sruppen bon Same8 Sslane
mad SiItOn 5eab 3urif3ubrinsem.
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3ofalberibte aus @afbinoton.

rauatifafen Sc.
etDnt ttnnfnDerStaots rnabr,r
IT'D pamit, DAP lie &ptbduisr baltsn, in wel6er
Die Glerts unp lonltise Aueeltellte Der Nesie.
run9 wobnen.
t umslidsfall. = @etern Mursn
9e9en s ubr fhOb fA prr Sclpat s. Npbln-
ion, 2. Diltr. GOl., %3ufalig. Der llnfaa er=
stenete (t6 In Gal=Gopitolitr.
fOte Steuben Union AlIo.
citation batt beute in 26fler's Somnier=
9arten Elm Ytc Sic ab.
tOte Santp f@ommerce.-D Der
p9lattonal Sntelt9eHcer" ertlart bic uraiinltt
gen Vsrlldte in Setref Der 3ablunseun iabis-
tett fir ungranbet.
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9lus Der @nnneshanhtifnht.

2Sidotise 0on9reRnerbGnSlun9en. - Gen. Sbielbi
unS Sas neue Mufsebot. . c Smterp .ntipnsse,
rddbte, - emun Gtab II. (. 10
0aibtn9ton, 2. Suit. Del Ste
publican" meint, Serf1rtunaenm iB
ten berettS bet Wfc@lelan an9etOmmen leiu
Die Granepprt= unO @~rcpiantFOtte, peldv
0btte 6ouie @npe Iebter Wo6e SerlieB, ma,
am Nf0ntag bsreits an Gurfep Sslanp, lu
Dem Sames Ntoer, s Wfstlen Muterbalb res
Sort Darling unp Is Meilen BON &iGmpnb.
an9etpmmen.
Sen. Stne tpurpe Bel leiner 8udte1r a.
lttnfr DtoiItCn mad 5reteridsbur9 entbulia
lilb empfanssn.
0te Sta CUR 6erfeQun9 zines Canals
auf pel6em &riesafabr3euse ppm WiI1ti.
1tppt mad Dem 90 ih ia IAN. aelan.
gen %tGnnten, wurbe in Der Dtenfaelibune beI
5aulcs auf ben Slid selest. Dal
@Otum ltano 65 ee9en 60. 9ennlYtpanisr
uno SbiO ~leiiteten eineu barinddi9en Dioer.
ltano eesen Die Nnna1me.
Der pStar". la9t; 9Btr Itnb (ider, ba6 BIZ
Jttli9natiCn res Sen. SbteIbs II t6t auae
npmnien pOrben 1T, lonbern Dap oerIelbe oeu
wihti8en Nuftrag rrbalten wtrO, einen BE-
tra4tli6en Sbeil peS neuen Nuf9etuts BON
100000 Splrntaren auf3ubrinssn, gu pr1a.
niliren unO frlotuAti9 III MAIDEN.
TUl9enpe I'D iRtanten oes @enera!ma
jcr SremUnt linb aus Dem Oienlt entail
zen pOroen: @slUnels Nnislm gilbert, Sobu
s. 6iala, Gilbert NOtY, S. .. 6. Sbanfs
JtObtrt q. 6upipn, @barles 3agonYi, 6. Gtn-
leret, Ybilip 6ig9elmr1N, s6tGtam s 8eY.
1Olps uno Nmos y. Sones; 9ieut. Gulcnels
Nugultus S. Shper, Sobn Dillen uno Saa.
U. SaDa9e; Majors 8i9arb Wf. Gcrptn
GbeOcOre S. Weeo, NusultuS 6atn, .. $.
8urnet, Npplf @arrilOn, Burr Wurter, s
&ruppner, QeOnioas 5adel unp Gbw. DetdY
@apit6ne SObn q, 6OuarO, 9tolitsr SO. NaY-
mpn0, SObH s. 6opper, SacOb con GeOur-
from, GltsfY Sauer, he 9,prpenbulf, Gurus
6amlin, Sec. Us. NiGpls. NuautuS Sad,
SUiepb 0rulte, Gilbert 81. Slur, ST., gpw.
y. Srppnipn unO Is. 9. S3abat.
(@en. 6remCnt bate, ME man liebt, sinen
nberau8 t arfen ct unO tod lit er a c,
aIleu.)
Der flr3ltd tpe9en observation-disclosures
aus Dem Otenlt entlafIene Or. 6aYs 1T piebsr
a%s9elteQt prrbsu, pa li9 Der &rieesmintfer
ttber3eu9t Bat, OaB benz Wanns nnre6t ee=
l6eben mar.
Sn Der teutt9en Sibung bes Senata
beantraste 6err Wrt99t bic NustOBuno
ce5 Senators Stmmpns BON 86ppe Sslanp.
Der Nntra9 purpe auf ben Slid grlest.
pr. Sbernan 6eantra9te bic 8eenptgune
Der Se1liCn asi IA. Sult. On bas 6tnan3.
@Omtte DertpieIe len.
Die bur6 Gin @on1eren3cumite ameneirtt
Snoianer=NpprpprtatiUnsbtQ palirte.
SIN 8ePrafentantenbauIe lie
etue 8otl6ait Oe8 9rdEoenten Elm, tpcrtn ber-
lelbe Die Nnnabme zines DantbeI6luIes fiji,
Commodore 6COte empIieblt.
81. @lalOrp ls9te cine 8tl Dor 3ur Inter.
itisun9 Der pitt6burs unb @UnnslSpi1ebabn,
Den 9nenoements pe5 6enates sur Nrmee.
NpprupriattUnsbta ertbeilte pas Saus letut
3ulttmmung.
9lu4 Der Star" bejet9net bic Snter.
1enttUnsbepe4e pes vN. 9. 9eratO'
ais cine @nte.
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Gum &i6mumo bia Memp6is.

ct 2Outs, 2. Suit. Die uWasmpbts,
80. SUM-" battrte Spe3tnlbepeI6e bes uDemu-
rrat" ia9t; Na6rt9ten BON Ht6nCnp BON
6tslsm @lUr9en, luscn, bnB bte @enfSpertrten
9rupPen aus pieler StaDt eetrteben purbfn
ltno. g1beres 1T ni6t ~un9eesben. (9etper
lit otele NaGriGt nt6t pubr. Der Yrin3 ..
JOtnStaf, Der nm Dtenfag Na&mt t.
tai NieGleaan's g-rfce SerlteB, ipeiB bon
elmer &aumans Ni9monus aihts. .. 81
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Nrp8ramm
Der
5cnlidfeiten ailt 4. Snli

lpYale Union esGlterun9 8altimore's,
Die ptrI6teStnet arrangements. Q rmits's taben Iib au
na6itebenhsS Qrrsramm geeIni9t psI@eS itritt ~ausSetIbr
werten Nib:
1.-OaS Mcuuiaent, pelbsS gum QnheEten an ben 0atei
6es eanses trribtet murbe, pirs 9el1ulatpea nit Slaseen uni
Slunen becprirt. -
2.-llm 10 ubr be0tnnt be Geremonte nit eineu patripti.
l9en @ebste BON @.c 5. Rceenbree @eiGp,
3.-Git unabbSu9t0teits- @rtG&rnns wtrb Scr
geu. 8rce, Ga. perIeien.
4.-gtae sroBe rationale unb patriptti0s
SsitreSe wtrS BON tsm a&tb. SOispb Seser BON @tr8inieu
9ebalten.
-Die Aiait ganb ess 7. y. 9. Rssimeats pirO unier 81.
rettton BON YrCf. 0io6ula 5uee9en Kin; etenip bic BaIti.
O,rsftiCn pom @rOf. @Oet nnb Sooner. meI@e Die Yw1&en-
pouien nit i6Snsm uno YatriptilGen Melscen (Vtuff unc
q, idn9) ~alSIlaen wtrb.
Aus pabrern aubanser an ibr gatsrIanS Fnb basu sinssIa-
ben. Sun @nitraee. 2
0e5 Wm. NdMI, Setr.
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@8HA Gruft &Gff1ers
~@O tetrupolitan 2aserbiers 8rauerei uni
@afhinatpn Stir Giarten.

Nep' yort Mpenue, swil6sn l.. uno 2. Stra6e.
Npn CONNER Su CONNER Wlro her cbi9e 9lrten metr Der.
c~eutdnpi8t uno erIreut i8 elmer imner erEeern CUNT res
9ublltunts.
Der bequem gu erreibenee g aB, bic ibotisen, fir Fauiente
sIngerNpttea gGuorn uao 3eIte; Der gcrdumiJe Sang s4as .lpt,
Seeelbabnen, SdteBIt1nee, &uraanfolt unb Siele antere In
terbaltun9sipise; lcate eme aufmer Jane 8>bcnung nno
y rabrt ifnne Der leiten getrante uuo Speten Der Safou
mer6en AUDI fur eieen Spmlner nt0t perfeben NJ r ben gu.
lpru6 bs AubtituuS 5u ~crgolteu,
@ereIneh, S9ulen II. ~, weI9e ibre lantliden ;ss5te int
ueit9 @aGten" peranitatten pOuen, merren pDrtbel bafte Be
~ttn9un9en Spm 8eiBer 9titeat.
III @s lit tiurehbcnb gorge aaragen, bic teIte OrbnuKa
itets anfredt su baLten.
ginenl f~reunpIIGeH 8eu6 f,bt eut9seeu
SultlS Grnt 6 peffler -
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Sc clrcuItren Gter besrsiftder gEetle 3abls
lUIe @era&te, bod t6 bertAte Bios, tpas aus
tbentti9 3u letn i6eint.
(Der portebenbe 8eriGt 1T iebr unfair
un6 Oirftts. @tneS ltebt letoer fet: baB
McgIslan mad eiaem Rarnpfe, Der fait cine
Nu9e pouerte, ben NudSug ansetreten bat.
SIN 2auft bes beutieen Sasea merpen Ubne
3weifel nabere gertdte finlaufem, .. ST.
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@a1timore e-6utens@efenfabaft

Das b~iesjasrise S3ibenfe # refp. 8Gnte6f&teeen
tprb laut BeI6lu6 am Is. rnb l6. b. @t. ~abeetalten. Gas
Yrperamn ptrb tn ether pattern Drummer terSfentli6t tper-
bsn unb lit BIT @~ntperfuns behel6en gana ~befunters baraui
btneearbettet pCrbel, barG quite WtuFt Gplfsteluitt9uneen
nler Mrt, Neuerpert u. + ", ben Belubern an8enebnte Stun-
ben sa beretten.
@ntree IS Cts. Oantea unh 8tntcr IN 8esleituus son Ser.
rem fret. SIN Mpftra9e;
2tMtSNlpM SUI, GsnFab, SER.
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Cine tpertbsoae Sarm III serfaufct

@tne pertbScn Sarm bon 1874 Mfer in gaItintor.
@ountp, i'm fiinften Dtltritt an br Noao BON Baltimore
mad Blad Ocas 9elegen lmb nir elm Inb Elm. babe Metle
bon 9snltsae an ber Sanoser gite entferntt 1T ipfcrt gu Ipee-
tanfen. Dieft iarr lit gut ~bewdIiert Eat etne ME ~serisaente
Quele, IN oer Ndbe bes ~abban9i9en 9anbes, einen nut aspiel-
bdllmen b~eplanStem ObftSarttm unb 80 Nder 8aIb. Gas
&Cbnbnus lit ELM (Wetter bordet) 9oebaus mt Stanuns
nno ben %n6tbi9tn Neben8ebaucen. 8ertau fsOebinounseu &c.
Itnb aa erfabren BEL
Sui 3Os Sptu 8Iant, All &eft- Faltimrrtftr.