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DAsv,llr, Pa, June 2. 1852

DAEv1LLE, Pa, June 2, 1852.
DR.. WIN. H. GREGG-Dear Sir: In February, l56l,
afflicted with the sugar diabetes, and for months
passed more than two gallons OF water in twenty
four hours. was obliged to get up often
twelve times during the night Daring the month OF
July, 1861, procured two bottles OF Constitution
Water, and in two days after using il experienced
relief, and after taking two bottles entirely
curei, soon after reRaiDing my usual health.
Yours truly, J. v. L. DEWITT.
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Proposed Amendment of the State COusti-
tuition,

In the Ohio Senate on Friday, Mr.. Penn
i'll offered for adoption joint resolution
providing for amending sections 2 and 25
of the Constitution, so that they will read
as follows:
SEC. 2. Senators and Representatives
shall be elected annually, by the electors
in the respective counties or districts, on
the End Tuesday Of October. The terms
Of Office shall commence on the first day Of
January next thereafter, and continue one
year.
Sec. %, All regular sessions Of the
General Assembly shall commence on the
first Monday Of January annually.
Laid on the table, and ordered to be
printed.
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M1ronp. Conn. Nov. Is. lsn.

Dr. WlI. IL GRKGG-Dsar Sir: I have for several
years been afflicted with that troublesome and dan
gerous disease, Gravel, which resisted all remedies
and doctors, until took Constitution Water, and
you may be assured that was exceedingly pleased
with the result. IT has entirely cured me, and ysu
NAV make any use Of my name you may see fit in re-
gard to the medicine, have entire confidence in
its efficacy. Yours truly, POND STRONG.s
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A letter from the 18th Ohio, says that
Lieutenant Colonel Hollingsworth has re-
signed upon certificate of phys al ,s-
bility, and Major Henderson win be pro
NOTED to the Office left vacant. It is ex-
pected that Captain Stratton, of Warren,
viii be promoted to the MsjOrship. He is
popular with officers and men, and has
shown good qualities as an officer.
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Stone IN the Bladder, Calculus, GTa0sl Brick
Dust Deposit and Aiseus or Milky
Dichrfges after UTia1tinJ,

Disease occurring from one and the same cause viii
be entirely cured by the Con stitutiOn Water If taken
for any length OF time. Tho dose should vary With
the severity Of the disease from twenty drops to
pOOnful three times u day, in water. During the
passage Of the Calculus, the pain and urgent symp-
toms should be cOmbatted with the proper remedies
then followed up with the Constitution Water, as
above directed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-09
THE CURATIVE

properties Of the medicine direct themselves to the
organs Of secretion, aud BY altering the condition
Of the Stomach and Liver that the starchy principle
Of the food not converted into sugar long the
system is under the influence Of the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-09

The Trustees have declared an Interest Dividend Of
Six PR cent on all out standing scrip Of tue Oompa-
The Trustees have also declared Scrip Dividend Of
5Ol Fifty per cent out Of the profits for the year end
ing January 25ih, 1853 TO parties entifled to their
cradle On or after the p day Of March next.
The Trustees have further declared that he Ger if
next, on presentation to the Office Of the Company,
and that all further interest the shall cease
At that date.
The Trustees have asO declared an extra Scrip Div
dend Of (0) Ten percent. out Of the surplus accum-
atOns OF the OOmFany on all the out standing scrip,
including the issue OF 1868, deliverable or after tue
ID day Of March next.
All the above Dividends free Of Government Tax.
By order Of the BC a,d Of Trustees.
GEO. A. TISDALE, Sec'y
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The Confessions and EXperi
Paor Fouu@ Ma

gentleman having been cured Of the results Of
early error and disease, will from motives Of bsnsF-
olenoe, send to those who request It. copy Of thu
above interesting narrative, published BY himself
This little book is desgaei as warning and caution
to young msn and those who suffer from Nervous De-
bility, Loss Of Memory. Premature Decay, Sc, &c,
supplying at the siins iao the means Of self cdre
Single copies viii be sEt under seal in plain en-
veoPs, without oharsos 70 any who request it. By ad-
dress .ng the anthor. CHAs. ALAlIBERT,
nov2t;dsv42s 5neonpoins, Long Island. n. Y.
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Supprsssed Msnstpation,

which in the unmarried female is a constant reCur-
ring disease, through neglect TIE seeds Of mare
grave ana dangerous maladiss the result; and
month after month passes without an effort being
made to assist nature the suppression becomes chron
ic, the patient gradually lOoses her appetite, the
bowels are cOnstipated, night sweats COME on, and
Consumption finally ends her career.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-09

Major c. S. oOtter has been assigned,
by order of Major General A. Mcdowell
McCOOk, as Chief of Artillery on his staff.
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RECRUITS.
CAVALRY NOTICEI
A Grand Opportunity for Men to
SECURE POSITIONS IN THEARMY.

Being anxious to raise TWO COMPANIES for the
Sixth Ohio Volunteer Cavalry prepared to make
the following offers 70 Good and Competent Men
If you come to me with Thirty Five GOOD Recruits
you shall have Captains's Commission, Three Scar
gents and Three Corpora II you come with TWen-
ty Five good Recruits, First Lieuienants Commits
sion, Two SerEeants and Two Corporals. II with
Twenty Men, second Lieutenants Commission, Two
Sergeents and Two Corporas.
should you fail Of getting sufficient number Of
men to secure either Of the above pOsii0ns will pay
reasonable sum to delay the necessary expenses Of
recruiting. Address A. BISGHAyI, Commercial House
Cleveland, Ohio A. bingham,
ie5l5425 Ma or6th o. v. Cavalry.
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spesIA H6TlCES.
To Consumptives.

The Advertiser having baan rea-orsd 10 health In
few weeks, by very simple remedy, after havingsut
fsred several years with severe hung affection, an
that dread disease Consgmpti0n-is anxious to max
known to his fsillW sufferers the means Of cure.
ToanW deairs il, he win send copy offhs pre-
scripti0n used lree o. ehargel with the directions
for preparing aud using the same, which they win
Ind sure cure for Consumption, Asfhma, rrolohi-
lis, &c. Tie only object Of the advertiser in sending
the Prescription IS TO benefit the aicted and spread
information which be ooueeives 70 bo Invaluable and
be hopes eyagy sueTar zl tzY his remedy, as It VII
cost them nothing, and may prove q blessing.
NB-PartCs wishing the prescription win plsass sd-
dress Bey, EDWARDA. WILLIAMS,
uov2s :f2Iv WfIIiamsburgh. E{nrs Co n =
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CONSTITUTION WATER,

which gives thOss organs time to recover their healthy
tone and vgor We able 10 state that the C0nsti
tuition Water has cured every case Of Diabetes in
which it has teen given.
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reach directly ths Affected parts and give almost in
stant re ief- In NRoNCarTIs, ASTHMA and CATAHKH
they sre beneficial h good effects resulting from
the use OF ths Trochg and their extended use, has
caused them 20 be Countersited. b sure 10 guard
against voIth!ess limitations. OHTAus only the aFS-
UIEE Rs0v5's BRsScaIsL TRocHEs which have
PROVED their efficacy by a test Of many years PUB
Lie SsEAKsus and srNGERs should use the Troehes.-
Military CicTs snd Soldiers who over-tax the voice
and are exposed 20 sudden changes should have them
Sold sysrywherss st . cents pr box. ian.i35
The Chief Attributes of Manhood are
frequently lost ausps nded by nal practices and Vi
clous habits that viii inevitably lead TO hereditary
disease unl-es checked 10 time. Read the truths laid
down in tho treatise HUMAN FEAILTY, or PHYs-
IOL0aICAL RESEARCHES" II Is elaborately ulustra-
ted with colored cravings and win convince the
most hardened and uhs solcsrned. as we'll es relieve
the minds of the mast desponding ~ leading them
In the right channel f1r relief Of bodily and mental
agony and d. spair.
s-H-Soid By Dr. EAzR0w, ls4 Bleccksr ST., n. Y
Price . cents sent ree oveTy where See advertise
ment Of % Iriese mar in another column.
Sold also by e 81 ghARK. Druggist, Cleveland,
Ohio.
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Le,,cnrrh.rn Or Kbits,

This disease depends upon an Inflammation OF mu.
lining Of the vagina and womb 1t is IN all ca
accompanied by pain in the back across the
bowels and through tie hips. A teaspOOnfo OF the
medicine may be taken three times day, with in
JectiOn Of a tablespoonful Of the medicine, mixed
with half pint o. soft water, morning aud evening
Irritation Of TIE Neck Of the Bladder, Ilfa7l-
nation of T., Kidneys, and CataTTh Of
the BLaIdsT, SEalgury and
burning, OF Painful
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-09

For these diseases It is truly a sovereign remedy,
and too much not be said in its praise. single
dose has been known 70 relieve the Ost urgent symp-
toms. Are you troubled with that distressing pain in
the small of tie back and through the hips tea
spoonful day Of Constitution Water will releveyou
like magic
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-09
PhNsicianl

Have long since given up the use OF buchu, cubsbs
and juniper IN the treatment of these Diseases and
only use them for want Of a better remedy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-09
For Dyspepsia

1t has no equal in relieving the most distressing
symptoms Also, Headache, Heartburn, Acid StOm-
aeh, Vomiting Food, &c. Take a teasp00nful after
dinner The dose in all cases may be increased If
sired, but should be done gradually.
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CONSTITUTION WATER
Is proved itself equal to the task that has dsyoveC
DiurshcI

soon lead to chronic degeneration and confirmed dis
ease.
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FAIRBANKS, BENBDIoT 8 co.,

T UTT-T7TIII0 VI AEVI 1I7Is
J. STEPHENSON,
Publisher ef Plain Dealer.
E. COWLES & Co,
Publishers Of Leader.
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A FRlEHD N HEED-TBY II.

A FBlEhD IN HEED-TRY n.
Or. Sweets INFALLIBLE ELIEIAIEHFisp prspars
lEom ths recipe O. Dr. stephen Sweet Of Connecticut
the great bone ssar and has been used in his pras
tce for ihs last twenty years with the most astonisf
lag success As En el-iarlei remedy Il u Without
rival and wifi aoVistc pain more speedily than ~
other preparation For All Rheumatic and Nervc-T
5oresl Wounds Srrails, BRUISES, &c, its soothina
healing and powerful siren thsriny prOpensties ar
cite the 1Al wonder and Of an who harf
syer given u trial evsT tOur hundred certidcassI
Of remarkable cures performed 81 e within the IL
tFo years. attest % this art Strong 4 ArmstruuF
Agents for IieFei7ua decl0al ltauu-f ty-.Il7f-
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Nh. DOWNS, RLIxIR.

The Old Vermont Cough Remedy is war
rantsd 90 cure Coughs Colds and all Diseases Of the
Throat, Chest and Lungs. Price . cents psr bottle.
John f. Henry 8 Co., Waterbury, Vermont, General
Agents. Sold BY D. s Barnes, 2O2 Broadway, N. T..
snd strong Armstrong. Cleveland. novl543g
A UUuGH, COLD, or iRRIrATED THROAT,
ifa5Wed u progress, results in serious Pulmonary
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PIAN0 TUNINa.

OLIVER P. HANKS. $50
" Professional II ian0- Forte Tuner, sz5zs4t
All orders LETT at the Music Store OF 5. I q III
BTainaTe o.. 205 suDsst1r Street, wiz Ds promptly
attended 70. c5s .lIsg ms
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. ~ r Il Il =
For ths Benefit Of Nergous SuHsr-
- ers Tho WARNTNG VOICE. on
seli-Cu e Of Debility, Consumption -
Premature Decay Loss OF Memory, dc., BY q former
Sufferer. Enclosing tlmP, address
D. II. WELLINGTON Boston, Mass
PREVENTION BErTER THAN CUBE.-Ths
new French safe IS the only article ever recommends
ed By the Medical Profession sAFE and sURE Pre-
ventive. Samples sent, SAFELY CONCEALED, 70 anF
address, on rece 'pt OF stamp dacZ3 BIZ
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L0ST, Wants 8 FOUND.

EOUND-INA A PRosPEoT-Sr. CAR.
On Wednesday evening, Lady's PORT MON
Ale, containing lot Of Street Railway TicluPts, a
few Postage Stamps, and other small artioles The
owner can have IL hy calling at this Office proving
property and paving for this advertisement feb2
NOLD, SILVER, DEMAND NOTES
! and CANADA MONEY wanted. W. ". WRIGHT
viii pay the highest price for the above.
ianln:426 80 SUPERIOR STREET
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Nnn sEnrt Mpmrue.

Der eefern angetOmnene Dpfr. abelatbe
brabte &t4mOnper 3ettunsen pom 20. bs.
bte1elbem entbaIten tspcA gar feline Neeais<
fetten tn Bs3u9 ouf ArmeesS epe8un9en.
Qteut. Sol. QuplOrp, Der @pmmiRar CUR
DISTINGUISHING ben @tfaneenen mar mad 8a'
I6tngtOn ssreilt um Dem &ris9smtniter ipiG'
ttse Mtttbeilunsen 5u MAIDEN. Gr miro beute
3urifertpartet. Il
Der Oampfer 0eCreeanna mar nod ntHt
In Sin Yotnt aneefOmmen. Ct wurbe tpabrs
IAetuliA pom bim Sbneepetter surif8ebals
ten,
SpIsen Ses SturmsS.
Sort MpMrOe, %. Gebr. Nm Cont
absnO MCrsen lsste stR befttser Stprm Elm
MnO rihtete mandeS unbetI an. Seeds
SaOOaerS sertstben bel OIO pOtnt auf ben
Strano,
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&etearnpl,t ops W0esrtdtem
St.t&tet inr ten -galtis csr 25edtr.-
Bun Ser QotOmac 9lrmer.

Qquta Greet, %. 8ebr. 5ter 1T
oaes ru6t8. Die Nsbelsn rabren liG ntGt,
8aIbingtons @sbnrtatas warpe In milttarts
lGer gBeile nit 6anOnenlaIpen uuD Yarapen
eefetert,
gBtr 4aben bier ei,len beoeutenbea S9nee~
turn sebabt, Der Die, Obuebtn taum san96as
rem 2DeBe,. p~O0IanOtg unprattitabel ma4te.
Die neuen lOeenanpten Sfub,eIte Der SolDa1
ten baben f@ m6brenO %pslleIbtn niAt bepdbrt.
Die 6alte NAT bGdit emptnOlid. Das 0st-
ter neist liA gum Gbausn, unO5ea werpen meb.
rsre 3agen Oergebeu, ete Die 8ese trieOer
edngtar perben, 90
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H~ EH
Neltgnattn. = 6r. 6ro3Isr BAT leine
Stele TN WfarYlanb 3uGt9aus aufee9eten,
nm etne e%intraeltdere gu yleppprt SEEMS an
3unebrnen. ro
Dte 8ladgrehS 6 ompaanit
CAB 8stern etnen 9rcBartteen 8aa i'm Sra
rplano Snfttut, baS mtnOfltens bon 1900
per1onen belubt tpuroe. Der 9erGumt9e
8auIaa mar NIT ben 6laeesnallrr N~atiOnrn
sel4miidt. .'lss e-
GrPreu n9.-@in GrteosnSrt4ter I'm
rsit(i6en Stabttbeile, Soirpb 6biplep, purbe
am @nbe boriser @ohe bur@ @unfatle
Wfudsnbeimsr Derbaftet. Conrad Deaaman
mar ndmls6 Dor stiua 5 DD@en rpegen arat.
larter WfiBbanOluag etnes Nferbes Dor Sbip
ley eefabrt. unb atpar uuf Nntlaee eines aes
wiifsn @Gtutstp, Der nls 3suee aegen iba
%auftrat. Ni6tsr 9, wOllte erlt ben Oelaman
In bic Sail tringen ln1en, ertlGrte ieDuG
sletA barauf DAT, rrenn ShtltStY stnipiatae,
-er i'm seeen 3abluns BON $50 freila1en
pcle, %troranf . Der &thter .F9 NIT $25s Bee
19nIl9te. S9tQtstp wurbe ebenfals perbaftet,
.unb er iutpobt pie SbipIeY linO unter 8urg-
l&aft fir t~reiteres 8erfabren Dor Der @rdnb
Surs 8e(tetIt purben. "a .s@
Verfam Don @runb It Id&n. -
@eltern ptrtaufte Der @itY Collector, 6err
Y. 81. Drice, folsenDe @runblade nit ben
oar1uf baftenDen Nb9aben lnD Roltsn :
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Scr &riea i'm @iipuefem Z
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES > gsicfgbmra.

@9tca8p, %, 6str. Btr beiiBen NaG:
rj6len BON 8ifobarg Bis gum Is. D. 81.
Der 2lnsrif auf 8idsburs fanO an Osmlelben
Sage (tatt. Die MGrlerbODte UurDen In 90
tttOn gsbra6t unD er6ffaetsn tbr 6euer, Dte
Dtlton3 mar aber sa pett unO unIe ere @tSrlerz
batteri n riidten na9er beran. Weitere Na9a
rtGten wertsn mOrgen etntrefem.
Des SauOnenbpCt SnOiancla, tpelbes Dor
einieen Gngen ale &sbelenbatterien pdlitrt,
bat fir Die uatsn beiuoIiAe Shife mtnpes
items fir 8 Mcnate @prrdtbe an 8prD.
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9I,Dte BefAiAte bes &rieaee4.

EEE
Q pas aeert ntrb IN bal6monatli6en 9iefeulasen an rs Gts.
es per tri@etnenaI Sebc 2tefsrune sntbdtt einen etoblfiS.
ote S.Hla6tlesnen Su g9ahsr uno 81 9anb barItsGen6, Iuns
Soufanoee Wcr1aturbtlber bon BIN gOmmaHbdnten ln|srer,
2atb' unb Seentpht. tIQGf9Ht1Tf 1911 I-lT EiGTTf
Ets4 eritsu Sefte ftns bsreiS erIdieren unb mir fDnner boz
Ynetttum ~oerttdern bde tie ouberen reeeImdt6 aGe II Goae
tpl9en meroen, bis has QDert ~ocaft6utt9 tIt.0 7SidlC ISIJ
9lelss TT GAS sthS9e d6te gstrt, weIGes BON r..atfH4f
1plI '' 6errn xrietrid, Rapp 90 ,l
h6erfs st NTH, mad br History of the present war" Ia Ssi1
serl&teeenen Bestebnn9ep pgr bout @uebrud Sfes RrtsaeS an
uno plro Bis gum @nce befeltsu ~fpTtaeiest. -
rnl fosNsert fur bteDtutf1en ~befcnEers ApetibrrG an rrofen
bic ia etnr 10 9rpbe matetteIIe uno III tor al n DE Gp.
etberettututetett ee3ttet eaben, rn6 mttbttcnberer 8lterlonbS.
Itebt 81 ben 2BaHen 8eetlt ftn6, u1D beten msee,tthnetenCs a..
nerMe u B &eetmenter braOer SDIeaten ib einen unausl6Ids.
lt3en Snt nuf bent S6ld6tfdOe srmorben BADEN. purc,n
reDer 8Nlt =, nod ulilbe 9efpart bel Der 5trdusgabe beTslben.
Nht her utberieBuns pnrbe Der bliitmte @sietrte
perr Srtebrtd &app betrapt. Gte poara-
Pbttts Mrtette wtro (ntttslt Sterectpp-V Iatter) 6rr
Der berhtnttefes 6tFma .oes 2anbes befrrst.
Die Saufrattsneu fine srbEfcnt6dlB ppn tsutIbeu
ShnRltrn unba Orapeiren ~cn9efetttat.
wftt etetsn gorSagen uob anberen SiliSaut Gen. tptl3e rte
9eralSseber btfBen, rerfeben, NTH bices gGerf sfetfelsobne
etne 1ehr beeeutente GitfuIation ruter Der bentI6tn Get Sies
run9 eetprnsen, wei6e baS gDetf iotpcbI mrd5 feline FnuFIhe
inb eeiGnafoole AushattuRa. ais andb litbtrdriIeen 0or;ua
Ssrot,nt.u ES Eirb nur an &bcnuente nerfauft InS
Ut 80 Ntr.. termination gtIun9en, Srn, q, 3. Quk snrn Sol.
SDrtenr lGr bic StaSt 6i sertnneni pflaenl rT pea Befss
@riols plnf&eu. g d h%
Jebrl9- s7iia5 Die 5erausaeber.
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erabtn, ron Oenen s. barunter Der olsemein
9e16dbte Or. o. Briggs, ais 9st&en, 4 an
sere I9wer Serlebt %berpOrSesC9en wurcen
Die Na68rabuusen Dauerten ben lsbten
Nn1rt9ten 5nfOl9e npA FORT, pa man ruBte,
baB nod mebrere In psn Griimmern per1Guttet
lagen.
Die gauge Stdot trauerte uno Die Sel1afte
tparet me9rere Sage lang ia penbtrt.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. q

~ 80 a1H Baltimore, ben 20. 6ebr. 1865.
Dts Gifrtertiamiett Der Stepersatler nitro enf be II. Sect.
Der OrepnnanS 40 aufmertfam aentadt: IL n B fei be-
1dlotteH nn6 &erOrbnet, bag Der Solicitor lei un6 tit
btermit ar M tef H. wdtreno Der erteu 10 Rage hes Mo-
mats Sebruar tnasgebebnt burG Spe3iGltel9lue fir fieIes
Sdpr Hur bs gum 10. llGrO bretnial nnr IN SWet tiaIihea
8ttiInGe1 lmOuOft etre tn bentfher SpraG. eeSrudt fstn foa),
zine elite 9ller u~nbsJabtten rAdRdnbtaeu Steaern fetnes am
ties AZ publtStren" II. |. NJ.
tn ueberetnfttmntung nit benz Sbtsen beioate GefauntmoGufs
gen IN BEN SalttalCre @ltpcer pno Baltimore gSe6er am e..
pen Ga9 oeS WtOHats wfara, Deer far5 na6ber gu ~ptr5GentIi.
den be8tnnen perpe. az ra4If - 8fP TIHl
Der Ared Rttisr 8etanl tna6uns ia, bic &ar,abItr Dor
Den Ansetsenfofel gu i1iSens nesbal6 Ste SduYntgea bic y2Dtb-
psnft9tett beh 81bluue ttrer Steuern Dor bent l.. HR6t, robl
stnle9sn ~srcen. slu .W .3i31i e4tds attF aG tRsf
sa,4g gf .~rsti9.t- nf 5atnn& s1 Mug. me. @rice,,I 1l
SStNpfzW ausliaa 7lr 5rls .r- 1896 &tp-&pGettrr.
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0us neut 9Dftamt n Nbilabelpbia.

@6tluDelpbtd, %. 5sbrIar. 6eute
purOe bas neue YOtamt NIT ben Ibli6en
GeterItAfettsn erUfnet, Die cur6 etue @abI3ett
TIM @trarO 6Ouis bel4lOien tpurOe. NGe bSs
beren YGlbeamten paren 3uSe9en.
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Der ae6enen=8 rieftrdser @. SamSers abstretff.
6atltfar, 81. 6ebr. 81. q. Sanpers,
tpeIAer am 6reitag Nbenc mad europa ab.
rette, Dtelt li4 ia psa leBten 1asen BIER auf.
@r lOa i'm 8elig Don Dsptf9en Der &ebelens
Resteruns ietu.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-24
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