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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-06
Mnn @en. R.ientrans's Mrmee.
Die weftererpetitiOn aadb SuntSOiGe.

Mmf23. ftbrre @snsrolmal 8 Stdnlen BOT
Ie!ner @rpeotttcn non 0unteclGe. Ntd 3uriid
spcbin &C uorntbrunssn mar. unt Bigger fiji
lstme sar6iae 8rtsaDe So bsfcmnifn ano bt'
Wjeroe unO Mauisiel oes 2Inpse filr ben Nr=
meecienGs "a rtqatrtten. @'sl.alt-
Die Grpsotttun beltano aus Den @aualerte-
@rpeottfonen Der Gjener ale Wttdbe0 mnb Eur
htn unp gina am 10. Don Salem al. Oberfs
Qong mar NIT eiusr 8rtaaoe ldOa am uott9ets
Taa. ale Vprbut tpsgmar IAtrt, tp6breno BAG
/. aenn uuo oas 8. Sbio 6sgt. Dts StraBe
naG Wnlaeft etn(Alus. Die DuuYtrOlcnps
asarIAivte bis gltr Mattst, no man ont,elt
gap Goura9e Nbtbetlun9eU mad alIegt sNtm
iuuqen In eaS Sano btnstm abionOte. oS.8 1H
% unre8slmabtstsitsn BET fritern Bcura 1e-
NbtGeilun3en oor9efomuea yarts, elIeB @ea.
Stoulsp stnsn 8efeGl. pprin er peu SOloaten
ioUCbl pettUt, pie 6GuGfs ;u b~etreten. ols
Dfet0e ODER MlauIsitt O}ae G~npfanSebei6et
nteuug eineS SG1jtrs noe ,sunebmsu. Seper
0laroDeur iOQte 8epettl&t, ietner uaiform ent
tietoet uuo aus benz QlaRr setrcmmelt rper0ea.
Sur spst 8rrliS6e aseen otsien 8.fsbt tamerl
DOR. Gin ScIoos uurOs e,IhoFea, Elm onSe
res buyn eta Rrieaasertdt lter Ger Gromnel
81 2 Sabren :3uht6aus cerurttetIf.
unler ben 8, fau9suen befano fi6 @eatral
SbeatGame Saarttermetfsr, ueiGber curG Die
Setter itree oonign0ncs bel letner nterlthen
5rau 5ugadsebattea. fe!ne 3>it For npblt9
baeurA eue8.fa0t bntte, oab ct Que grerOe
unO WlauleIil Der 9iaAbarl@aft far Dte De-
bsqeuormee 5uIoumsutr. mnslte. Wtr fan,en
gsrabe 5''y ssGten 3stt, UNI Die 6giihte ietner
AgeeiI un uee 3d nebr1eu.
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saSbtaKgforss g. Is.

T OeutS d. G q Gmem om oerNtRe
Der 0tSe8enen.- OurA eta Serlesen
febiten tn u%nIeler geltrt8eu JSutnmer ots
oeut hfiinaenbsn geamen per GoHIcrtbttsen In
oer erleen WarD. W!r tEetlsn ~OtsIelbsn pes
talb 6eute nadpt, d3(td NIT SIN @ln5ea pn
0en Ia Der /. Daro 1880 @esloaen gs;oseu.
I874 DttGs wno 500 Tarbige.
eoute Sdefer; Jttuben Rerl $50. D
.Gornel'us, Sofia S1g'Bmaan 5obm RnOit /;
Scot Vsdbtei; Nusu(t 0tG; G,.pra Wehltng /;
Sctn &ernsr ; @ba g S. SadTst; She's
3 g. 0upwis; s 6 Gtrnusosreer; Saa.
NtateGeer8er; Soltps elbr; Sobn 8eansr
man 0antel Nfgl; apos 3tof; 3spmas
01tut; Conrad DaeIer 8ranf 9Th; Ism
8efsu; Wsor9 5iaman; Sof. San Drneeen;
@Cbert DIttIer; Sobu 9suOer; S~oIspbRrol
81. Welsevn,ea:r OeOr9 9aIaett; @ctpasp
y. 9snels; SOtn Wstere ; @bayie5 . nGlsF;
Btnetnt Gtsta uiere; Soiep9 8. @OsFnY; S
Ebetnbort; Ndp. BonagaSte ; .Salnss SOS;
ISSrod s. Uiid,er; 9ea,g Gsnmegmoun 9.
s8sinbarDa !; SoBn NaguIttn ; u. Ssbartsr T;
u. q. 5a;enbod Wster 0,lltar; Oto 8sra
Sobn 2ebahort Wm. Wea0snbaG Urauf
s3edet !; s. Nsulelebsdsr; @bus- u Wtuttr
|goarIe0 SAimieu Sol. 6aetsllsr; 5alomon
StegeI; &tarlfs Stbwo' s; S. S5smms,s
9Otn 9aIseat 6. 8,pier; Som 8snmann ;
|SacOb onlm; 5reOerG 0ls!esr; 8. 5urp;
oearg Sma6 Marttn 5esbe'gee.
+ S6maB0ler. - Sa Osr 9scaare.
town YOlttatlhe uuyoen 8stera Z Wlanntr
uub etae Jsau auf ben Bsrcent perbaftst,
Stba'u9gler gu letn. G'sSea $50 @sbsasn
@:lo purbe BET tbnsn gefunpen.
( Die lcrtpttou. - isis 90
betSt, lOaeu Die Gun lcclbtrten or Staet In
Der ~regularen Nrnse psrspan t msgpen. wsi9e
an 8seruten 9roBen Maagsl bdt.
%sun8lldsfaltI. Tr. %. &c.
Snsosr Don 0eoreetopu mar gsltsrn auf lsi=
uer 6arm belbaittei, etaeu Baum gu bgIansi-
Det..s MdbrenD &c ouf elmer bopsn Setter
ltaR0 unD etuen Nis Durtbla8te. ftatite pisl,r
uuO warf Die 2si,sr um, 10 Ode Snposr bsrab
Tsi unD fiji oergeitoIt ant 0!ntetftpfe perlsste,
OoB Ct btnnsn fal3er :3sit ltarp, Srtne frau
bSrte ben 6au, iab ttrsa Mann tOot unD IteI
btmubilO5 ntsOeg.
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anaIaesfan ouf beus uaifrfGppi.

OF. eOute, S Jug. SIN Sbsrsuttm met.
GtprSamte p,s Wtiti1pptetirttts 9iag eb n etnt
Dep fire ,ia. eer Dampf { 0luib, pelder DOE
lt<r ON Montaa nod B,dsburs abS M, lei
esntas We'IgsH unte,b d!b Cairo at(tsp NacoI
IN 8,anO s rothen uno pjl g 3erlaStt. MI
ior 81 eenpau, Ger 3ablmetl!sr. uno fetHs oret
We I'feu Fap psrlca en-. 0sfGateosne anoere
3 bIms,aer. rusI6e GG auf oem Wrae mad
Wgant'o Nrmee b,fau9eu. FttssEeu niGts ale
bae nodte Qe6a1. 3ptt unD sine baIbe Wil
lion @mIe 8ihetue U~srbronnten. Mw man
alau6t. gtusen p}lo WenlAenlsbeH p~syioren,
0cb III no uicei6 NGbsres bsfarnt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-06
RemereS pan 6arDpa.
Die @irfmnaem Der @ieaestp0dpe.

~S ~Sbb~"SSt ~ SNSSPs0VN@e'
gs@ ape Hace, s.. Nusult. Der Dampfsr
5ecla Don 0iperpOOt trtn9t Ma6rthteu bts
gum 90. D. alits. - Die Mentg 6 ten ron
ben 8sVluiten Der Nsbsqsn ba6en Gralaao
erretdt. Die Na9rtGtsu ruuraen fir 70 qluRia
fur ete uaton 9s9alten. DnB Die 3~sbeQsnans
letse ouf Is Dts 20 pct. Otsconto
I'll unO stne 0aniaue In iensn Yaptsrsn Die
Jclge war.
81. Salrc p~ablt;irt ettss 8et4e anonYmer
Sttefe. 1p;IGe 3wiidsn ietuer 6tgma uno siut=
Gsn pctOatpe, lOnea in NaItinaton uao Wew
9Orf tm Sabre 1861 9eps9ielt l,tn fOdsn,
mt el1sn Contract aus Grtauung oon Gttegs
|l@lfen fiir Die 8unoesrestesung etn;ulsiten
Is lte9t itooA nidts Dor, waS pie IeftAet
Dev Brtsfe betDeilsn tGante.
Das en9ltihe Barlomest 1T uertaat. Die
Etrcnreoe Der adnt8tn ll8t, oer Ritfg in
Amfrtfa Oauere fclt u B ridre PHI uebel q
ntEet aGeiu uuter Osn ~tdSrnpienpeu Natteien,
lonpsrn aud unter anSersu 9lattonen Ste
lost Gann: rBtr leban frtne 0nosrsn g i'm
De, po0 unlerer ltstcten 9lsptralstdt ab5u
.gsben."
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aas ssraef ees aampfers ssaeife

81. Sobns. ". s., 5. Aasut. 8ts tsbt
rvet6 man nod nibts Iosr bas 0rad res
Dampftrs 0ac,fc. Sin SLIDER tertGtste Dem
2euGu0urmm1Ater Don Cape STAGE bauOn
Da5 R~auOnsnbOot SsiaOius gins ssItsrnAbenO
a6. un1 TIN, bei;ultfbsa.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-06
Eg- Giae9rpee Grcurfpn fla.

ES Giae 9rUBe @rcurlca fns
oct beuts tn @oft's 6atn tott.
aas- 81. 8r0ul. Snbepenbent GurnboIe,
0F prattltr, iervtrt bsute Wor9en etnen ia
unoisN 2an& unb Ssranltattet btate Na@mtt.
tag Concert unb N9encs BAD.
" 5err Subn 8aupp, 80 Wsft
609ttttItr.. trsfnet bspts NIT etae'n o~sIitlten
SunG tetne beiptn Re8etbobnen.
Sy Der 6nmburger Danpfer r6amn,Us
ato" fdbrt am Samfos W,ttas Don New @Ort
nAd 8rsmen as. Die po(1 fir bsnlelben
Inltsbt bier au1 Gtettos Nbsnp Z u6r.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-06
sie G~OnfsripsiOn inn n8rSlidbem sse.O gOrs.

0swe8O.4 4. Aug. Ote 3 eoaug tn Os'
tgeap unO W4ot,pa @oantp beg mn bier brute
glaAm ;sog. 8or S ubr mar Die 3isbuu9
fac ote 5taot poQenpet GIN GROCER Ofsn
iAenbaufsn Ue,Iammelt. TA DOE Cem Con
ie tptfouelocale uuo nohrn pie Sadse ION Der
bamUrtlii@en 5sste. 8 ute Nbeuo peroeu
bte 0,soasuem stneu 8adetSu9 nit Mlall
~peranR0Itsn,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-06
@pn Sapnn.

Gan Eran5tsco, 4. Nuenlt. Ser
nmerifanti9e @ltniifsr unb @Orlul unb itre
EamiIteri baben aus 0sl0rantS fe mS9ten
anasbg0@t TvsrpelI, SaD0o plSelt6 0~erlafsn
uno li6 auf BEN 9. ct. Dampfsr @pemtne
nab Safabant0 beseben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-06
Die @ahlen in aentutfn.

QUutsuttIe. 4. Mug. DaS Dabler
aebnib aug alien 3bsileu beg Stontes 1T eth
sntiGtsosner Gtss Der uniOnpartst. StttG
IolGeD tritts, tpelGe man ~teargpSbute, babsu
stne gyp6e Waioettat fir Ots untOucdrotoateu
ergsbsn. Gtap uaO Smttb EnD pfIe allen
3pstfel In Dsn Gou8reB sepdtIt.
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msm 0orf, 5 9ug. 5cats tanten Die
uufsviu6u gen ype4sa 0sg Ieffubre DOR Gee
ri6t. Onrd 2epOfatnFntfe unroeu Is 6auc
bs,l .Dbeu, Ooruntsr sinsr we8eR WiorD etnsa
Neae,8. 3p.t 1puvosn meesn 8auDeret par
u,Ibstlt, stoer 8u faaf, Der aUeere gu 5Dei
S,bren Gl,fGnontE.
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Nsg~ WeBen bee heutt9en Danffrfes er"
lGeint rncr8en fein .gBtdee".

se uner mOreen srG@etnen'
pes Wohen6Iatt entbalt anser lOnEt
gem tntsrslantsa 2slsltrf &c. ote bic murssu
Na6mttteg sinaetrcfsnsn Bertdte BON nn(e:
rem Ngsteem.
Ginselae Namnerm S @ents.
Wa4 Deuti@lono perIerfDen tptr Die Wume
nser nit Dem morsen Wtttas GbSebenosn
Dampfer fnr 10 @enis p~urtofret an cine 6e>
ltebtes abrefe.
0enerGlmoior S6end BAT tn
8Ulse Der Grans Itiftuug in Geo. 81. Scrb's
Sheune, 6atfcrO So, WD., ~fOlacnoe 8'belea
~rsqutrtrt btnnen bret 4ossn 5000 S@aDsnsra
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Union . GOnpsuttOn OOm geuufplo0niem.

Otttebuta, 8. Aaaupt. DIE unipn
@oaVfnttcn pen B,nn p,pan:yn Or9antsgie 7d
beuse pas@ @Itpotluna pes SGtb. 6. Me
Bbsr'pn oils Sgrrs,&r, @sora 0awreuce's uup
9ones Gompbs1'S ols pssmansnfs Bo,Gse,
uns @lorn,h'e, $50 UssaSpso pom @mrtta, als
ssr1pcrGren 0o,Ibey,
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9~lnfunft elmer asriic.

Ntw gcrf, 5. ausai1. Ser Urifen.
Oan1pter Y gle, tuelber am II. . WSts. g.,
ScrntaeH wur0e, til on9efcmmeu,
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8sfuMt tptro

5psbtG BoGter aus Stetn6a@. @roSF. 2efen.
S~orn1haet, 3rets Grta 2anbsertGt D~ttGeiftabt i1iIo er
iucst, EtS beute vyoreen nm 10 rtr In Der getdessO ,iicc 81
rle!pen oter sbre MoreIe G%p;ugeben. (Wh)
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gSSOhaMua aetu@t.
Bum NerFaus.

Dte NprrittP, Der cute Wine, bic Gtnrtdtune utb elm
Sebnidhgige 2eaie Der 8eiourdttcn unb nes SpteIbduies, Cd
on Penn ieIponia Moenue unb 2. StroBe. weI4es itst gut
@ei4d te moot. @enueente Grinbe fur einen 8e, tduI Ser
a~nseerben. Wan rteIbe f@ am @Iase ieIbl, 80 afbtnG
8. G.. 1911 mnV
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2a 0ueu SeuflMea.

ie &Ie!eer Drau6eR, faeea Gls atshin6Socl, Gag Ha1er Sor
Gtc pon xletbern fstr btbsuteEe ts aab unfete slstber btuiae
fue ais bic trgenS eiHeS SN6ere1i oauies IN Der S5tabt.
SHr lSHn1 GuE bafauf SsrlGHsr, bob trtr So radbs9en gSrsi'
= oe betea &les5sr ~esrca9f,n. bic nrI aela9@t Uerben tn
9sS27- sle. 4 0 SIS G e%& agft ~ oreHE
SiIs ~ bera re@Sr SIoss
No. 40 g0et OalttnDreErobs,
us Ssr be befssa unh. ~p!ui9fsn GIetHsr sGuftu e6aHk
NJ Bn
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ReutTdoe ISucDbamDsmn0

&EWGVtWG &JWEKJD1K yEgS
SIC. 281 Weit Dratftr., 3wti6sn 8repsrtder.
uno Warfet space.
@iss Susunbl Der bsRen 20 RTE beutfGsr elterasur, GOtts
iib r 2ieefrbiia tr unb In ersattnu. SfhttfeH.
G6uls mab Etrdpe1btGer 50 teu btutaa,n B5OItfGteo
BretIeu. Bib, blner uno sSueencinr,f.en erI&soeueu
sssnta ts. Ghb itt@ ett11er pttetu. 8tleerbpseu, 2 lsi +,
&nSsiopcs SeeetH unb 70. Esise Experimentation ~ ben
b.Ai9fsn 8rtfss.
WGentur
bsS ST. @erparb's r$eut den 8anfnst,g ytsperters." iomie
aAsr Der unbt 8 utfbtano erScbeaeue II 2et,fbrt'ten.
Siera,r madsn wr bes pueItean us@ tefcH0ers enfu1e.ts
;an, Gnf aHIeie ,stpbalti re
2eibbibfictbPRI
enttalteab bic nenefteu, 6 OF eengea li,elSc teeti&er G@riT
ae0ir, tpie; 90 'IGnher. 8 rnGGcr, NehitOb. Wenbi adj, Ysret
taa, N4, pug, @Wefen u. {. rs Lsr JrrtS + Gano III MIR
/ Gent per Gas, unp fshsr haber eiaes' aaplr,&em SuivEAa
~sataeaeH
e. Is 81. Senrigb&wfeR,
(ui24-) 28H %. ST. Itar.
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Wf Sffce,

9ntttm Gre, 4. Mueut 1868
5ttGtienes rne SGnCoerrtartt 10 roen am DonHerltae, BEN
q. GugGt (DdntlGBung toJ) &c @toiIen ietr
"a eGen ober am Wittpuf Nbenos, ben 5. MueMlt, fir ben
,Sst9aftseertetr cHen 9ebaiten, iucurn BITE t0tet betrefIenben
YerlpneH eefaGiet RptiS netneu tvGaen. .yr
,m,n SctNGeE Ct
t~tNPj Wi1pct
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93; s . Moore, 10; Ysnnp, IA @o,re.
broO. 1; 8rerrlfsr 8. q no& g3
Die @onpsnttcn Ueytd8te ith basauf bic, 8
ubr Nteuos. ).
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@h2A &afa1ette 8artcns
1G:aH !. gde bcn 0,lmOiez uub 5opmIetioItrs

Edte 3afnseste 9 eueSe.
pet TIT ~r,etbrete trG@t ieHe 8rcnnee unb b0s BnbEtsun
As ib1upi talGuf ouhrtstidn NJ. fas sr am nSen 8enannle
N tetinen GG sell n 9 tsqn ut Greu ftontn NIB Bel
9n60e ,ludes De e6f 81 FGt. Ser gL-e Ut uu'eeben son Del
lDS iten, f&dttt9 n Rduunen, g rdu 'i9 u bod &c eeen uo'
~ tvobI GER t&SnRe plos n uRo I'm SaItitaos'. SH, roe q
sg + neS. 3 Im 9eH&. Iabtt frtEMbiSGittibt s'n
iOn-Nspn.Gp3) &rRR SraHf.
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Gtuc auto 0eleaeuheit.

gu ~oertaufen fett bic Qca'c unb @tnrt9tnns elmer felt
longer 3eit ~et6bItrtrn Refauratioa tn etnert eerautaisen
ool!ie nit GROCER 9arb Mmo Stdauna befenS 3u chem "a.
:erbters &tabIiientent erter 9Idfie %seetBnet. lin naberr
Iastunft metbe man fM3 in Ot-Ycmbarbar. SIS. 40. (mef)
8VbauuN 1cttdat4
Cine FiMe semitic obne GiHter iu4t ttn freunbiiGe8 Sc.
siS upn 2-3 .3tmunern. Tcn:Sslt6 TN Mtttelsuust Der StGpt
(MtuSa)
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Rease NmseiOen.
mahcrs

-5.p}H9 1888 baltimore, 4. @u6uIt 1883.
SR uetertthftirsnuna init herpI ~efIanaGttrn Or Greeuen'
1rrdpant 9tneolu's. g airent Der Der. Ssld en-. trereen pie
Uur8sr SGltuno es tterntt 0ufsefcrtert, I6 aaer weltlt
Weh OelDo'te am Donn rifase, ben 6. Muguf ~ entbalten'
Hno ~eeRlelben als @reis- raS Danfiasursstas Su teetttn.
(@tiDs) u '" @RSpor:
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MMTorSeruu0A

Carl DieHT be-. Go. . 119. 3eet. N. 3 8. Sci. nrtre BON
ieinent &apttan, u. 8plttdufer, Gettpeburg, ia, eiirdt ted'
gu iGrsib 1t, no CT unc Die aressen @eIipEnsetsn bee gr'aP
It'd ~teftnnen. (GRtQel
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N00Or8 Sf6ce.

S0tttrncre,4 MuauIt 1868
Die eerIhteseRen tGettfGen Ofiten pereen am Dprnex.
fog, ben 0. @n1u,1 (hent DGRtidsunSStdSI seihtrfen {ein.
SokH zee GbGpmaR,
(NtS3 Moeer.
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umabb. eDaua. st. Wetri &tr4e,

&eute praets 3S11 ubr G~efprettst u6e- Gidtte 22,1s its
~Greu Oeinena @sterIdnb NIT Sdvert une NIT @ebst!"
600 Or. s. &UtEe.
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Dtutlder linton UcItspsreta 3ur Unite, ltusAu0
frazier usiO oeruswnDeter Etteaeg
UeridrtrnsIt fb teute, DUnnerEa1. ben G.. WusuR, aGsnbs s
LID In eer lfesoaora Daae, QomtcrpNr., gatet 6en Nets
IHerabis &soEt 5nt Muftrds
{DsJ- 81. q. Mtesnet, Cdr fiji.
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Mebt fIr R66er.
Arbeire $ WGd9mcelam
SQreGG1

Iaansetroes Nc. 55,
anisy AutFGt Der sDcusNGen @eIeul&aft."
Mae OieitptstR pidt t:utfGs 8 tnbwerter. ar6estt sse'
DienRnnSsG II ia bel uSfliscn puni@en fCssie e1e reurf&e NI
bettiuGeTeea uDlen G9 periS ,ii& ober IN franftrt y 1rlsf =
an ben sasrtea BET @seat&ait Sesrat@ S. D. WeIItn0bef
~. 30 GboassRr. wsHhet, reLGec GaeNtBetetiA ddS TN
sflaetGeH Dirb. Uii
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Orp6e9 Oortencpne.r III
ispsn N6enb
Ina Sfttu YBcrF Gommerearten

sc. 800 6 Strg awi'Gen az. Il. 8. Str.
SO tadafe rneinen TreInrsu unb Set nuteu, iawfe benz
9eebrten Yublirltrh Die ~erstbenfie Anjet8e, eaS i1 wlbrept
Der rd men 5ahresSsit jeeen 4benot In metneni inDren Srrn.
mersss arten en pgss Sertett=Gpnsert abtattsn Iperben, mo.
~ i'd lrsAnoI of etrlape,
(Z4IIl@utAl =. y. EtF, GtSeht9u1fer.
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MU Dig @mnel gr.

aDlr HabtA estc Guts SuSDaeI BON Gtn6ea BG2ISl
Scrt, Ttio ~ b~tlteeren Yietien. OILS He enoerspo s~etaUittctr'
pen E5nnsn. Sat t6nnt Sci u.,s bas pattern Ober be! be'
rh ! III 70 BIZ ala JE s,h.
entity. Deo. q SO
Ls8-0 sD. ~ .ssn salt ga reay.
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BalfO. xmrnMereil

S6HrntltGe g~iitelieher Ubisen @srstas tpereen tteYtnt
oufletCresrt, elmer beute, DrnuerTas . II ct &Gana, Mbenet
IN Ubr, eb;u alien. en- Observation-Disclosures tsitU
Eohuen. sss NwfttGee
(DO) 8. g%tie5er, c~prrefp. ed tftp.
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4 Domestic RomaaceA@The Uucertain-
.iiss n Married rlissa lliss M raithIess Hus- iss-,

IA UUme6tkC ltOmhhCo-1Ao OuCcrtulu-'
.iss n Married Iiie ~ \ I'm EFaithIess M igs Hus-
| ibnnd.s sgalAq b ,sss ~ s.iDd as4a ga5ga.
Three aYearaAEo q married couple came to
Chicsgosand opened q boarding house. The
wifg at.eDdli TO the duties o, sthe househpld,
ltbo husband worked ct his trAds, andt they lived
hsppily together. The profits ofgihe boarding.
business we're enOfsuiiciently extensive toa ford
much leeWay In Abe shape Of expense, and for
q long time they were xirtuous from the mere
force Of eifcpmstanees, and verifying the old
proysyD about being happy In, consequence, n
Bot war times came aaqd With them thetleh to
Chicago 10 escape tho draft The buslHss, Of
aboarding-hous keeper became q very lncya1
tive one, and ths husband found that bis MAD,
ual labor was not needed 10 make both ends
meet. He gave mp his situAtion, and look bis
place among the stay as-home gentry, Here the
ir5uble began. Hisidle hands found opportunity
for miachief, and, Ike mos. other idlers, he
4 improved II. 10 his louDgings he formed many
acquaintAnces-aamo others Of booming
lass who Was no way 10th to call q gentleman
II Things bad reached this point about six
months ago, Ffta snddenly she husband discbvl
cred that the deal th of bis wife was failing. and
that she needed , viait 10 ber home ln New York
to recuperate. She was glad Of the opportunity
and went. Quickly the female arqustnthn.e q
was installed ~, ,housekeeper, and All gent taef-
ry 40 the gambpls Of the fairies 10 May, A
month elapsed, when the wife wrote tober fond
husband, askipg If abe shonld return, He 30.
sgered that he wiehed her 10 stay ill she wat
lully recovered, and advised that she should
not think Of coming home just yet Her euF--
IpIcIous we're not excited, as che bad always
| found him, TO use her oTn wGrde, the vety
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.llron the oinclppeti Tmw,l
nisMng IA Cierpy,

A correspondent. from Whitewater, Wij ,
sends us the following Incident. which, though
.reprebenBible, ie comical: In I'll
y Frank B ---s, o mad ~ag Of this town, ofj =
mous Tor bis practical jokes, recently played dff
10 raush one on q clejical con nlpptiop, "A cun-
venti0u 'os Methodist Nmibisters .~asA beihE 'beld
there, lasting for several days. Delegates
came from all parts OF the State. AZ 10 usual
npc1 anch occasions. she stfApeeIs We're fqnar-
tered upon The brethren ofl,he lchuech, vi erdv-
or convenient, olmmitLee being appointed Ito
meet them upon thAir Aaitsl st'ths depot, and
assign them abiding places. Frank happened
to be at the depot on the first day, and observed
sss ss, ',SsSS sSs % s9gt r:
o weil-dressed delegate was sent to the comfbr.
Loburphs A ssedSl 5000 ,ardssf pulpitsr gesquAtr
tered With iome poor family 10 The suburbs
The next day he doubed black coat, white
choker, brosd-brimmed hat and green specIa-
cles, and tsklug q carpet bag in hand, he jumped
uponta tsth that vas sptsriug tovn, hHs bAary
found krorof delegates, mingled with ihbul
aud got of at the depot in their company. 1hs
reosption committee was on hand to dSpo d Of
the iieH- comets GaS SGS ho6 05S ?;
"May inquire your name7" asked oue bf
the committee. approaching Frank with noaet
book apd penoils CGg AZ IaaCg :,
"Broshef Dnsepbeny, Of Oshkosh." q
swell, Brother Dusenbery," said the
committeeman, eyeiDg his seedy eppearan9e,
We shall have to send you to brother C--'s."
The place designated -Mas the .sbods Of =
lowly brother about three miles away. Frank
had the Committeeman draw up diagram lof
.he route, which required the explanatory pow.
era Of theensire committee Observation-Disclosures
10 msks hiaa ypdersssnd, .yhep,y At last, seetn-
lngiy ys9 tbhprshshd Sshc ssistsncs he was 10.
qulred to travel, be exclaimed to the essoniSh
lnspslAaa % RSerOr q sAs r,sSsnnd'ag s a ssrsy =
can't be nssr,r ths church. ri bs d-d1 IU
90 10 the eonusatioa," and he tramped oil 10
TSst spbarspt dcdgspp.e rCymmi,tee and dbl
egatss were speechlsss With dianay, but al
length one of.thsIfofmer hoarsely whispeled
"Fsank B-5--so ;hs internal Joker" wbep kh'
tsAlHss lsplaiaedtdst1 ff6d ,T10i1 i
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4 Haldop'

IA Ffilsrs sin tie NsRS SYo,k Observer gives Ihs
following account OF CHS most venerable pa
triarch: gsipfr1Q iia 20 tict y"
hEWtiiss. s ynod llsarnsd III NJ Father W Ido
was in the city, and shat It was bis birthdai-'
oDsIhundsed, one years old. L could not
resist uthe dssiss to- seel this wonderful ola
inshg" Cabling with 0 ftiehaI We sxpectedto lee
boxed add, ,ds6repid age, HloN and feeble s.sp,
q trembling y0ioe, aud q dimseye. Mono OF
that at all, At once, IA elastic stsp descende1
from the chamber, and aofcrm s1aigm as al
ARROW was before us-a Well-tormed fresh and
vieorious maDd dws should haveraAld, Of abbu,
sixty: cheerful, loquaclous, resd3-wisedy fsce-
ttious, ,fuli Of sheciose aud rscolsctions Of d en-
and events uf. our earliest youlh; sn. aatvnish.
/ Ing hemury. He saide 81 have just coma tron
foswfgo.v where have peeuJo heiporgm missa Asa
tassocation, ,anh hsvS arislen ID JDcJ Slssk kue
that could ride hte hundred miles fur.herl "A
will show you my letter." At onoe, with ftrn
chamber and back agaip sa QUICK as youth
sna ,ssa s 4 ny spAs' ss y ssI','p rad
iHquiisssa n.o;lhs Isbi Our SSs Syseusrabl,
ibfAthSrAnd o. Qhipfsmiiy y AHsoh ohadralWHys en-
fio3Sd eSd hsiithe shd zgtsEy ,seduanIniey ,Ul
lGind, X he asid: 6aG Il Iaawas. e,boS /. cuaf
lteIsds with mylbteakfast, 40 dsmy father stool
ime tel theAshtd anf gave mo an sppstises inss
Il moi1ent, and "a hkvS, had 61 tr6dbiei With I
stubborn viii aipce,msI hard ~ skhoN iNhst sIge
jis,', Heisddedsf.I haveriinown liisle odoines-
i tIn comfort. Ny wife Was dets6eed forty fsars
lsud fny, son died IN thes Insane ,Asylpn 7 IA
Said, thi him: ;lDo you know how he did i',-.
I"No, he replied. gave him detailed ac-
oount- Of Che sad end of shis promising son, his
4 escape IRON the AsyldmSh Ind 'enssnsiement ID
she salt parspeb 1iy CAmbridgs, and she ccld y
idRis, wish ihs iast weeks b ssI IAsIpg At Aud
4 over newss % aha faAhery and ihse VIII
;iI6ndefful yisaolgy isaidf How did you 4 on
\ laIl Ihis y, Wa u IN semihayg ith lthi
lovely young man, and Anlpng Abe aplourpesso o
his carly and sad dissolutlOhs bather Wb'd
/ lInquif6d,, ,,etIoS old are yodfr FrepllSd "sfxsy
four." aAh, you are only boy, With buol
10 specimen Of graceful sgs, vigos Of years. an'
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promise of usefulness f6r time TO come. sel
concluded to be .ypppgj work Oh, and pray for
life and yigor 10 the oluse OF our Savior. Ffom,
this scene, We Wouldshy: OF oil things, study'
to maintain 'vigor Of health, tquanimity Of
temper, oheerfulaesB, land trust In God1i nsdv
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DEMOCRACY.

AEeT a. TT
BY 4. N. K W
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-21
IEgsss y SP'r Gspsls'1lY 4 Espd' and '0p


l, Invest sll your capital in land, and ruh ip
deb, q Knhralq MAQAM S9 s,,
80. Hifs, ,mSpsytto stock yppr fagmsa $50.
n3s Have holfaith an your btnl hh6iness and
|be slgeys ready %. sell ont, % ~y~ gs A -ss ss
EF& Boy hesa COWS, spavinsd horses, poorIoGs
en-. and cheap teols.s si
G, Feed bog hay and mouldy corn stalks Iex1
clu5Ivelta aiHbrdef % keep JONI sstock tasnei
fiery cattle are terribly hard on old, rckety fag-
| ndl and nlottkl ,0T01lg ,sncM 10 sstdgosd lSat
IsA6. Ussbs SiiSfAickS2ly tsesly Niisuetst todr
oxen need -stsepgtb!y Il is cheaper than hay q
iassl, keeps the hais lively and Pcudds out oil
III ssistl lasa sslvsI q. alAa lsa the buloh-
ess shun-- Of csunts Thu ip she hthds,
and pot beiiied; hut be cure and keep theIr
lblood thin byscanty hsrbagsss AnlmalsI sfe
safeat to bleed from that hAvensE sEsttshsthaa
lherd. W. % nss'
Q. Be cautious about manufacturing manure;
Il makes hceHlldef look black and moufptpl
about planslng time; he,Ides Il 10 deal Of word
fla Mama f.eBa 'sldpob had bsosss doCD A
y ~ ~ ,Nsilsss NsatS ifas sby yesmE6ht ftAil ani
lshade treas; fiuit and leRvek fsitlng ssoqud
place make II unhealthy.