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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-14
wRuitararaae nod Rnprpine.

@tuctnmatt, IL. Stpt. Die Wrtetten
an Der MtlttGrfraBe BON NtGOIsptae, Rp
nod 6nUrOtae, Semi, baben b~esOnnen uno
perOen nit Offer unb @sl&wtnbtatett DurG
gefabrt. Nuf ieter MfstIs fnO 1000 Nrbeiter
oa9s1elt. 8On il Oset q eerItlaUsn t9 ether
tn eeu DtsuR eepre6t s.,,e er5Stt faSr frtus
arbsiten CUTE 8s3ablung unO &letOuas. Nae
@pntrabants pbne Nrbeit, welGe aus Den
Iipliten Staoten in unIere 9tntsn enttommeu
Gfnb, mtreen sbenfauS bterbsr 9sIaubt. Oh
erbalten Elm DrittsI bes 2Obnes tbrer Nrbeit
baar brsnblt, pdbreuD ibnen Ote iibrtgen 3wsi
DritteI gu Dem 3psde gut eeiartsbsn werDen.
t6nen mad benz gnbe tes &eteses elm fttlt.
ItGnetass Setmpsien gu Uerlnafen. Die Staot
9Ouieptqe bat 100000 gum 8au Der M.lt=
tdrfraBe bsrptat9t, nno Der gauge Staat eibt
bsm 9rOBen unterurtmen letne wVbImUIsnDFe
Ebstlnabme.
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0emcraI SMrmTre,

Gtnctnnatt, IL. Sspt. Wie e5 6etBt,
Fat Sen. 0urnfoe mad Der Grp6srung BON
Sf 6ennsTse ben &~rissemtniltsr auf tslegraz
p6tiGem QBese UNI feline GntlaEung eebetsn.
Gr bat, tpte mon la9t, pielen 9&ritt 1bon felt
ldn9sr"r 3stt belhIOden, IettOem Die Negteruns
etatee letner Mabressln DssapOutrt bat; benz
MOh wolte er nt&t Da3u lHrstten, Bic er mad
8trtrst6ung bes leBten &s6eIen aus letnem
Department nit Gbren a6gsben tonnts Das
9a%upqaarttsr Ger @umbeylanOarmse 1T na6
CHATTANOOGA perleat,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-14

Qt0erpOol, q. 9. 10. Ssptbr. Ser
Dampfer poctoIus BON QiosrpOpl iiber 0altfor
mad ct. Sobn, N g., bsltirrmt, urO mts lGou
frGter eemelbet wurOe, BET 9tttle 9ope, uidi
nett BON bter, 9el6sitsrt, III total %sertOrerr.
Gin She'll bes Cargo TT inb'fsn gsrettet NOR,
benj Der 0fsIt tt unter WoIsr, Wtr0 iepOd
~tsrausaetult perOen tGnnsn, tpean ote Dttte-
rltn9 gin1tg blettt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-14
StabtsGUmmiHariat

Baltimore, 10. sept. 1868.
Sn Inbetra9t, bas bic @efunh6eits. &omniIIGre BET
Stubt Baltimore ertIGrt bobeu, ba6 Der f6utaIe Durdz
gang, tpeIber binter ben @eb6nben an Der Nprbieite BON
2erinstpnfr. stpiIGen Gilmore, unb @tridertr., in ei.
nent i&Ie9ten 3uftanbe lift unb bic @eiuntbeit Der Nads
bari&iit b~eeintrd6tist unb besbaGb cine SrOinanj paiz
firte, BAT bic Stabt- @onrmiiiGre tieleu b~eiasten 4fab ;m
~Srobiren unO pIaferu lahen iOnen,
90 Nib biermit Na6ri9t seSe6eu, bas bic @tabtz
@pnlnlf6Gre umb Der Stabtz@ eometer am Dienfns, ben
Is. re-, ut 10 l1br WlOrsens, an Srt unb Gtene iein
~tperten, I'm ben ~beiasten Pfab bon Gilmore. mad @trifs
ter fiji. gu ~srabireu, nnb ale Berionen, bic babel betbeiIist
iinb, tperOen benaGri@tiSt, NIT ifren 8eftstiteln on Ort
uuo Stele sn Iein.
Nuf Sefeb1
Spb mttb,
(OpSS@l lGlert Der StapteUmmtfart
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-14
GauaSifd,es NarIcrnent.

9uebec, II. Sept. SIM camabiG&en
BarIarnsrt puroe beate bte MtltSbtQ 3uat
;weitenn,ol ~Derlefen.
9. NrcY We9ee ipteIte tpieber auf ote MT,
litd'tiAsn Rnltun9en ber Ser. Gtaeten In
Rsnnebec, &Oule @otnt unO Cleveland an unb
ertl6tte, ooB NA Canada iofort In VertbFibt=
'nn9s5ultano ben mGie, rpenn GO ntdbt nme'
ytfantlm Ietn molle.
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Bur 8edMtuu0.

Gin Yrenstf6er @bnndfoIebrer, auplet6 bUrttaer SRebuf.
teur ether bemotrdtiiden 3sttHns, Der pegen 'etHes uuoer.
brl6Itden G~efbaltens an &e6t unb @eeb 6eS 9dube8, letnes
Nnttes entiebt unb pplthfher @erfoLeune i6ltmmfer Qrt
pretsseseben tpurbe, tpitni9t tirSltG In Nme ia ansetUmmen,
ut etnen1 ~seetsneten Vat etne bobere beutf6e Sduls au grim.
br Deer iuht irnfd ais 2ebrec pter In etner dnbe en- entlpre.
benbsn gran6e 8efhdfttsans. Darnuf Heftettirents nplen
tt' bebut8 Der @crefe setinsSf on BITE Office tte{er 3sttan8
tperber. f9Gn itnI
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-14
Mnn her 8ntnmat glrmee.

0a{ktm9tun, II. Sept. Nn& alien
cling ~laufsnen NnArtAtsn bewaGt Ote Yctps
morarraee nod thinner DIE 6artben 3plIGsn
6almCutb unO 6appabounOd Station. Die
8orpOaen bss SetnOes aeben uns mob INNER
ctGt aegeniiber, Instuen aber ntdts BON Sen.
See unb letnen Nbi@ten 3u wtfsn.
Mo6 0rtpatna6rtmten bonn Dberen Y0tos
mac mar Der 8nI6tleppsr Bbtte pVr etntgen
Inoen SET Burcelsutus, QOurpa Co., DdbrenN
N20stS fl It'd pen ben 8e gen am IluIe
umber3og Gs fOmmt bGufa Dor, ba6 Sir.
ger Don Qcuocu So. noA Vcoles 1iue UNI
anberen Vldesn in Nlosplanc aterl bsn.
Wi6tigc Rn6ri9teu uOu Der NotOmacz
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-14
S&SnRer NeatffratorS Sfftcs.
Nc. II Nortbftr. e.
BaGttnpre, ben q. Nus.
NoGrtAt. Sc HriAt.

Die @ercronuns, fp,lGe has SO Nerbepdrtettent ~reeuTfrt,
bsfiutmt, bas uGe SRe&nungen fir Q0afier1eut, 9Bdh srftsucs
u. / no. weiac nt3t beaaklt wsrysn. ME : IA, tie eerDrrnunn
DFrimrettt, In bic 9dnbe tpn 9ert6t8E5gte
aber9ebtn werben 70 II, lnb banu IN ~baislbea 9Dttfe
nnb rnter bent lbeu &oitsn ctr 8etrtebeu netcen ipa,
ME er StaStco lsfteur auto iirt TT pber werben IcI, bet be
@pucttou BON ftitt iGeu Stenern 3u erbeben.
NIIt &e@nun8em r,l&e trIber ais Sdnuot 1883
fdut9 itnp, ime rem rteneendurten Qro5sb Der GCa cion un-
tfrrorf'n. 9te6n ngen fIr 1858 Gu6 etiesl d aablbar a 9
mnot fir bns S abr I'm @orous ruo psrben adj b,Ea l. Sttr.
b :. s. iS!6Tn suf 6btiG II 8cfen upterpprfen tn.
IA ih nt6t riinfbr, 8odsrb alter urb 3obler BON g8nf r.
tdren bei II auI1bltGpn Soften 3u untsrtperfen, pirs btermtt
@duIcnsrH gtprt8 seeeben. auf bteiem Bureau fG etr5uftnbsn
TIRE SeHnunaen in @mpflrs SIT nrbnten uub ~ 6eidtlen, cber
I'D ben urtequemt dbtettet urb 8oiten br GtntrtibIna 5u
fA9eu, ee,db ben g3efiRmtn gen Der GeiUrbnung.
@amueI9 imtS,
(aus21-ptt1) 8sstfrator
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-14
Deutibe umb sno[ifAe @Au(e.

Den eeebrten @IerR unb metnen Treun6en nn6 Betann-
ten tnsbeiSnbere made tb yterntt tie Anjslse, bnb i'd In
Wc. 236 Anntr.,
jImtpen &aneaAer. un6 Gtnue8fry etne neue g 6ule Ct,
lt@iet Ine teute UorutihoB 9 ubr er6ffnen rer6o.
@lttrn. BITE mir tbre Rtn6er anoertrausn modem, fnb aebe.
ten bic Mnrtelouneen eutpecer tn Der S6ule pber In mstne1
aDobnuns Nr. 80 Sbatefpenre + Su MAIDEN.
AMt 8erl1neen ptrb aud Yrtoats lnterrt6t t.tbetlt.
NWpOtl 8. 0etb.
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GuIpepper G0nrtbans befeAf.

Sauptquartter per pCtUmdc
armee. Is. Sept. Sen. RleoIanten nobm
brute nab etnem lebtofteu 8crpORensefe6t
BOTtton 3 Metlsn j~enIetts @ulpepper @Curt
6culs. gDtr nobneu 3 Ranonen uno 40
Gsfon8ene.
Das 3meite @Orps t6lt 9e8supGrtt8 Sui
pepper besbt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-14
@Un Der Sirsinifd,et 0lrrnce; 9onsftreet nGdb Semr
@itcen.

New gurt, Is. @tpt. Der v1imss"-
Correspondent ihretbt, DaB man in rer potO>
moe Nrme CLAUDE, 9onstrest's Corps let ma6
NihmonD aeqansen, usn BON bort ttetla na9
bent SiiOwsfen, tbet|s naA gbarlsitoH 81
mar1ntren.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-14
Museiee. - MrAfraf..

An5et9e+ ArAftraB'.
9itp Collectors Office,
Baltimore, ben IL. Sept. 1881
Better bon GtSeutbum 3Uif6en @ermans unb 9anz
~baIeitraBe, 5ptf ben Yacaz unb 4ierceftrnfe nnh PcnnisL
batia 4uenue nno @utawftrase, tpelfe fir Gle Sefnuns
unb @rtpeiteruus bon arG fra s e BON ga timcrez bis
6apetteftr. affect iinb, perbeu hermit benaGri3tist, bas,
wenn beiaste Iiieiiments nitt an pber Dor benz d te II
Sag beS to Gebruar be3ablt ffub, es
meine nnatIdif9e 4f1ift 1T, tie Cots, ouf eeuen fpI9e
Steuer loitet, gum 8ertauf gu p%ubIi5iren. Sci 8eaGturg
bteIer Noti3 tSnucn ft4 bic 8etreffenpen Soften uuo Naiibe
eriparen.
Hug. 81 Slice,
l12fept6ntliatl Gttn.G rlectcr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-14
5lOcfatebrcc6er BON Gauebec.

3OrOntO, IL. SepIbr. Die Evening
Shines" ostBfsntItht stn 3sIe5romm BON Sue
Bee. weI6ss iaBt, cte Oonpfer n8ormanoplQe'
uno y@aleponta" werpen bovt a%us9elulfet, nm
bts lIeIt6e SlUdals 80 breGen, unO oeg Nhtb,
Sc. Camden lt an Der Sanitation bsthet!tat
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@tenben 8auUerein 80. 2

SIT Der dnt Iesten Dtenaas Rattee5unsenen gseri 1mnlnrc
bot fh Dbteer BE en burt Anuatme Der gUnrttutipn prao.
ntfrt une rurbe bsr its cine bebeuten6e Nn,dbG bon AntEet.
Iet geaetGnet. Ale Dteientset. nel9e QuIt bdben, Eb etuer
auf euten @rhnb dsen berubenpen Sduoerein an5uf2lteBen
treroen edber treunbit6f etn9elaeeu, Ger am Dtenfaa, ber
Is. b, Asen6S 8 ubr. Bat 3rn. Sdbn, Ode Don Gapette. Uni
8rebertfifr., fattftnbenSen @erfdnttuns bstJurpbnen.
SIN Suffrage
(SNep) 6. Treb, Gstr.
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Seuersbrmmft in gOntb SUHUm.

8ORon, Ii. SepGbr. 5sute WOrgsn
byannte etu GROCER 3bsIt Der 0lOb SrOn 0Orfe
tn SOutb Bottom al. Der 8au Der 3tpst
WtonttOre, meldae iene @teberst 3u Itsfern
bate, miro baOnr6 beoeutene per,Saert. Der
0erluG bstr6at $25 900 bic $50. 900.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-14
Neme Mn3ei9em.
Onmen ahnEmaAer.

Gtne gerfamIuns Obts.r Sci aiaaft ftnbet beuts &bent
nm TX lbr tn Der Rebabtte Sdl idtt Gin jebss Dttt8ltet
leate erl@etnen, bG cine meme &rbettSltlte jar @Fpaeuna
~sorgeleet mtrb.
,WOl Gba8. 8. 80 nrbelL Ger.
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Semtfcbe Suc1 0Gtasr0
90. 281 0ef 0rattlr., 3pti@en Greaertdltr
mnb Wfarfet Space.
@tne gilstpebl bet befen Wtrfe beutEder 0iteratur, @oltj
lieber. 2teberbie or un6 llnertattunl Si6rtftsn.
SGuIs un6 RtrhenbiGer 5u ben ~biniefen B5oIefdIe-
B|retlen. Bt[berbider unb Sussnbi6riflen perI6hbtnsn
Snbats. ct blitt6s, 0itbrsrop b cen, 8ilterbCgen, @lpt r,
GnbtIopeS. Sefern unb fOl ftse Experimentation al Der
tilt8fsn @rsheu.
W1entur
bs Sr. @erbarb'S .tsut'&en Banrnrtsn Sferorter8"
aGer bier nnb In Deutfdlanb erfGeinenb,n 8ettIfrtIteu.
Serner MAIDEN MIR bas YubIitum ned b~efrups&s a~nftess.
am auf uuiete l~eitbaItiqe
3eibbibltCtbeF,
~entboItenb bic neueiten, stcteeenR n Netre beut{mer Ssobrih +.
ftlir, wtt; SGdidnber. @ rf6der, Neafob, W3ibI- c6, Srei,
tag. Nurplts, @ubtcro u. (. IS. Ser 9rets y + Banb 1T rnr
e~ntsesen,
6. & q. aufeR,
tttz4-) 28H %. 9rdttftr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-14
G6GN thof.

Die GDtrt6i6dft Guf bieient @Gase II Al oermtetben. 2b
pltrattpnen lino bis S@rt 81. Sept. tn SirnOn's ScteI etnit
ftnn. N''"''V''
(14-21ieSt) StrfMfpI sr5s
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St0btsG g iEariat.

Baltimore, 4. Sept. 1868.
Der Gtabt=@c% unuiGr Dat bon berIbietenen @runbz
oefteern an @6efteritro6e, 3pifben Baltimore unb Gapetz
feltrase, einen gei6riefeneu BcrlbIas empfausen. ieuer
&Pell bon @beiterftroBe ~Srabireu, pfGaftern unb ~mit0faub=
iteiren beIiePen gu Ioiieu.
Or forbert ba6er a1e, bic eS au9eben mag, bierrit auf
it@ in ieinem 8ureau am @amftas, BEN IL. @eptentber
OfcrGens 10 lltr, ein5ufinbeu, I'M iiber jenen 8ori @Iac
81 berat6en unb gu bei6lteseu.
Iuf 8pfebl
SOB Smitb,
(4Iept4uliaG) Glerf bea @tabtcountif ar
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sg2trtbf6ofts. u nseiae.

G6TTT @trtbfcbo fits amsetge.
TkIw lin Ser bis lang btelfa6 tn Baltimore Gaut a=
wirbene 8ef6nrr6e. bic SUI tletneu 8tereIdier Be.
~TRaRA4R trefenO ~absubetfen. fanS Ii8 bic Undergraduate
8ertpdltun9 berGnlaBt, neue, bebeutenb 9r6Bere, dnferttget gu
la}ien, uo bat sur @tnpetbuna bieies SDrtI9rttts eth Set aUT
Nentag, ben IA. b Nben6S 7 lbr, TN pberen Saale Der Wle=
9anicS 9aae nnberGuntt. @8 w,rb set6jetit9 eth CONCERT
feline Nit~t'tuns gu pteent 5efe 3uSuiaeen, eS iOa uber-
na nt4t feblen, unfsre safe unb ba8 @ubtifum ~lberbdupt
10 gut a 8 ntbglt9 5u %dntuIren; MIR lGben baber bdS 9ubIt'
turt btermts treunbltd Elm.
0te @erw aGtune Der SO eGGntc8
(SWp) Safe, SO. l52 Q8el ~6Gpettefr.
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An3etae4

~%WBNSrNN
Dem retienben pnblifum unb meiHen Sreuneet ~in8be'gt,
here BITE e%rsebenfe An3etge. bB tt r1etne @trtbI9art sur
GuUntaue
hem 9rn. OttO @Utter ais @ef6dft8fabrer fir bic
Oduer rtetner Nette nab europa Ibertr gen babe uub bite,
oGS mir btsbeE 9et@eHtte BertraWen auf benielben SIT iiber=
tra8en.
SO @dbR,
E%urnbaIe, Rem 9etlep MUenue,
kIlleP-l QD1ihtnatOn.
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MaO OcVmt.tt.

M%kN ~NWAO ~It 8HNFABe
- - Dds ppblbefdnute Srern T S6tf .Scedn", Capt.
= Sateee, tutrb pro pit nab pbtgem 9afen erpebirt unb
btstet pddnsteren etne aorBueIt9e @sIesenbett CUR ueber'abrt.
2Se9en GrG3t peer Y1fG8e rpsnte man i'd an beu @opitGn
an Bob, Senberlpt's Werfte, Sens @otnt. pber an
8pn &apft & MremS,
C4test3triatj gtp. u @ermnnitr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-14
slus Qrrtanfas. sort @uritb se,Onrrnen.
@afbtngtOn, 10. Sept. Das Sol.
ct. 9Uut8, 10. @spt.

70 y u q % Is 10. OtFEs wv OPEs
genpe it btsr eiu9dGufen:
ct. Bouts, 10. @spt.
0n Gen. 6aued. Sol. Olinb l6Iug ben
TetnO BET Sort @mit6 uao nabm Den 0lob In
BeRe. Dae wsltltde Nrfaniu5 unb pas Sa
SiQner!anb lno in unfrem g liB.
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@trtbf6afts. 6 r6Tnutto

@Ta NStrtbf6afts. 6 r6fnuma
SssBs1 Delotr 9foae.
Die llnter3etGnete rtd9t t6ren Greunten unb Gefdnnten
lptrte benz geebrten 9ubltturt ~uberbaupt BITE Mn3e iee, Bag lie
faS nc5en benz S@IsenbCfe e~elesene ~neugebaute Saus be3os
gen bat un6 BITE rphI etn9ertbtete Qotrtbi9Gft teute gta@-
ttttta9 nit etnent
D~elifdten QunG
er6fnen rsrb. Iftt Der Bite, 6n8 mir btSter eeTfenfte
@Doblwrlen aud ferner 3n b~epabten, label 3u sablret6em
Befude eth
(SWo) QDtttpe W 0 er.
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&tabts@pmmiGartat.

Baltimore, IA. Sept. 1868.
Serfte9elie gln9ebcte perbet In tieier SfFce bis Wacnz
tag, ZEN II. Sept. b. s., 8crrtitta9s 10 tbr ~entsegen'
8eHcr1ueu fir ben 8au elmer
t1Ierbaften @teimbriicfe
aber Sones SAILS an @a9erfrose, tpelde benz segenfpSrti=
gen NtueaH Der Stro6e an9epast perben icn.
SPe5iftatipnen Inb Ylnn tSnneu i~eber5eit eraninirt
tperren.
Die @ot1ntiiidre be6alten ft& bas Ge6t 6pr, irsenb Elm
9eu1afteS GuSe6ct gu o~ertperfeu.
Auf 8eett
Spb Smttt,
(WDa2tGrDfC) @Gett br StabtcpnmtTSr
&f0hte N m mi STnrin+.
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VILE @hneiSer.

6te dut 8unbeuGrbett beIbdftt9t Fnb, trerten 1T errtt erIuft
Der ant Weontde, ben Ii. SEP ember, Abenbs TX ubr, fatts
.Fnbenben geriatmIung bst8uwUtnsn. gDt5ttge Gei6dfte
tpr. (SJBrl
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8dcferet 3n D~errenteu.

Cine gut etn8ert6tete 8ide ct nebit 8Obntdu8 int futli.
fen Stdetttst E TT ;u Sermietben. gdbereS 3u errrdgen II
Der QDeters Office. lSWnNN
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-04-23
The AFFLICTED READ!
SEE THE DOCTOR HIMSELF

And learn that n perfect and radical cure Is Warranted
and guaranteed to all who are afflicted with weakness,
debility, nervous complaints, melancholy thoughts, de-
preston Of spirits, distress and anguish OF mind, loss, Of
sleep, loss o~fmemory, loss Of energy and musctilff power,
prny growth, wasting away, and n want Of confidence in
themselves, fainting fits, conyulsiye tremblinSs, impo-
tence and disgust of life.
HEAL WHAT II MEDICAL PRES SAYS.
Some physicians require to be told the nature Of your
disease the ENGLISH BOTANIC PHIStCIANfdoe
not. His perfect knowledge Of the human system enables
him to describe the diseases without any Information from
the patient, to explain its original cause, and to guarantee
its cure. And, what is more valuable still, he wilfhonpstly
and frankly tell whether you can be cured or moi: AL
his communications and interviews are strictly prFeAo
and onfdential.-Med Journal. -
The Botanic Remedies Of Dr.. Raphael, the English Bo-
tanic Physician, never failed yet TO make n perfect, radi-
cal, and permanent cure Of ALL PRIVATE, SECRET,
AND VENEREAL DISEASES, without tho use OF, Mer-
curry, without hinderance from business, and without
fear of discovery or exposure. No deadly pOisons, Such
as arsenic, nuX vomica, opium, or any other pOisons.
No mercury nor any deadly misunderstanding but purely
Vegetable Botanical Remedies are used by this wonderful
Botanic Physician. His Botanic Remedies ncrpryet 1Ffed
to cure the most obstinate and the most dangerous cases,
and to removes all mercury and other impuritiesf from the
system when all other Remedies had failed. Medical
Journal. fI.ilA
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN ooNTEMpuHT-
ING MARRIAGE. Hear what the baltimore corTss-
pOndent Of the Oddfellow, Boonsbore, Maryland, saidVn
Thursday, the 3lst Of Mgy, 1860: i 80 WA
9Numerous cures Of diseases caused by early indiscre-
tion having been performed blythe EneIisl'B dlami6P Ply
stefan, l feel 1t my duty, having a knowledge of them, TO
state the fact, believing that inl doing'so I mhydp66erv-
ice to the suffering. Qua case in particular-that Of a
young man in this city-is worthy of note. lie had
become the victim of a habit, the mere alusiop to which
causes a shudder, and after years of suffering and doctor
ing gave up all hopes of recovery. lie wished to marry,
and was dearly beloved by as sweet a girl as ever lisped
words of affection, but he was fearful, nervous, and pros,
tratcd. lie dared not wed on account of the shattered
state of his system. He sought ~reliefa the hands oGthC
Botanic Physician, and, astonishing as 1t may seeuR all
the bloom and yigor Of youth has returned, and Ne j.
now the happy father Of a pair of bright hoya."
Any who are suffering, no matter what their complaint
can call on the Botanic Physician confdentially.f The,
may rely upon relief. His office is at No. SO a
FIFTH Bet, Sycamore st. and Broadway, CINCINNATI
UYtAh > > \ - r
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total sFs TlisaHanneeus.
IsnOOMING.

W.T HMIN I'LL AZ ~" ~
Our readers viii see, from the
advertisement IN another column,
thatthg splendid mammoth show
of F1S aAEauReH 4 90, is about to
visrEh6Shtrs town: This unequalled
exhibition consists of the finest
travelling collection off wild, ami
mals,SIzfSfea md beautiful birds;
snakes, &C., ever exhibited in this
county The marvellous elephant
Hannibal, whose wonderful per-
forinances we witnessed more than
twenty years sss ia ago, still delights tie
pubic With his rare gifts, while
~thssmusetm Of wax figures, and
thsPigger minstrels, accompanying
themenagerie, are all worthy Of
attentionq ID = ~
TIE magnificent prccessionwill
pssEtErough our streets on Friday,
theustof MAJ, and we hope,that
QUE citizens will patronize theft
performances , SO literally, as to in
duSe them TO give us another
viStdating their next tour through
thsNortbb:. .l.. a
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4 NEW IIEA!P MAR-
KzE'I IN EATON.
NILSSON & MEYER.
LEGAL NOTICE.

LEGAL NOTICE.
William Risinoor. Admir-
Of Peter Horsbman, dee Profile Probate
rs, Court. Petition
Marry Uorshman, widow, to sell land to
,io,cnb Wn"aImon, md nav Jebts &c,
otbcrs
TV7O Joennb Wor.bmon Petcr Ua rshmon.
and Misses Tarshmnp, who reside in the
State Of illinois. Barbara Glines and James
s GIinc.. who reside in the State of Iowa,
he;rs NJ law of Peter Harshman. deceased
Yon orc hereby notified that ~ illiam Ri
s;nocr, administrator of the estate of Peter
UoTTshman, deceased. on Tie 18th day of
Anil A u 1874 fled his n]ctition in tbe
ProIotc Corri yitb6i and for tbe County Of
PreLje and Stotc-of 0hio. alleging that the
n]or ,I,o J| estate Of sdid dq1 edgnt is insult.
cienl to pay his debts and tie charges OF
administering his estate that he died
seized in fee simple of the following de-
scribed real estate, situate in said county cf
Preble, and State of Ohio, to-wit:
Tract No THE East half of the North
west ouartcr of section No. nine COZ of
| Township No. eight (S) of Ranre No. two
(2l East, containing SO acres more or less.
Tract No. "A part of the northeast
quarter of section No. nine (9) Township
No. eight (S) of Ranre two (2) East, &c.,
containing seven and / acres.
Trqct 30, 3-The southwest quarter of
section No. nine (9) of Township No. eieht
GS1 Of Rance Ma. twelve Q2) East, &c. lex
cent ten acres out of the northwest corner
thereoG,( containing $50 acres more or less.
Tract No., IA mart Of the South half of
the southeast o%nartcr Of section No. eight
ISl and n mart Of the northeast quarter Of
section No, Seventeen az Of E.angc No.
two (2\ East &C.. containing III. 46-lOO
ocrcS Of land
Tract No. 5-Tbe North end Of the m;ddl,
mart If the North half Of section No six
toen G6lin Townsbin No cigbt (8l -, Ranrt
NJ tyo I2( East AZ cont6iniNg An ocrrs
Troct NJ GwTen acres Of loHd lyinr il
.Lo non,L no.t oorrnr ~ tLn nortL. Tos
~ . 70 soa.on NJ oorontoon G7S q
| EnnsLiN NJ o;aht lo\ 81 PoMGn NJ tw,
1o Vy" Faa.P Nv y 80 IU5 ,Ta StnnSIonso LOT
Said trocta are pariicuIarly described b,
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rave beg to call the special
attention of our readers to Mr.. N.
B. STEPHENS Dry Goods Store, on
Main Street, just opposite to the
Court House, where all sorts ofthe
best Of, Dry Goods are kept in
store. Mothers and daughters,
fathers and sons, the season for
buying and wearing light and nice
dresses, hats and bonnets, gloves,
&c, has fully come, ard MIR. Ste
phens and his obliPing clerks are
always on hand, to sell the best of
GOODS AT the lowest prices. Call,
and ask for what you want,tand
you will find 1t there, at aoprlce
which will please you. Let gen.
tismeif77 who want the newest, the
best, and the cheapest hats, call
t9lpon NAT, aud they will go home
TO their wives, or sweethearts, as
the case may be, new men, to be
admired and loved more than ever
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LEGAL NOTICE.

James Bswsman, Pfc, prcIIo Com.
VS.. Pleas.
David Bowsman, ct al, DeFts. In Partition.
TT1O David Bowsman, Of Madison county,
4 Indiana; Julia Pence, Jacob Pence,
Peter Harshman, Armindn Harshman, Polly
Harshman, Adam Harshman, Sarah Harsh
man, Washington Harshman, Christiana
IIarshman and Barbara Harshman, of Pike
county, Illinois: Sarah Snyder, Adam Sny-
der, George W Bowsman, Hester Almonrode,
David Almonrodc, and Noah DOwsman, Of
Randolph county, Indiana:
You will take notice TAI on the 4th day of
| April, A. D. 1868, the undersigned filed a pc
tition in the Court of Common Pleas of Pre-
bic county, Ohio, where the same is now
pending, demanding partition of the follow
ing premises, situate in the county of Preblc
and State f Ohio, and described as follows,
to.wit: The acknowledgements Of section twelve
C2) in Township No. eight (S) in Range No.
one (l) cast &C., containing l6O acres, more
AissG,' twenty-five ;a, acres Of ST ao| North end
of the north west qE9rtsr Hf section No
seven (7)in Township NJ. eight (S]ofRange
No, two (2) east, &c.
And also, fifty acres off of the north enc
of the northeast quarter of section No. sever
(7) in Township No. eight (S)ip Range No
two (2) cast, &c. The three tracts contain
inc, in the aggregate, 235 acres, more OIL
less.
The undersigned demands that partition
be made OF said premises as follows: To TIT
undersigned one-eighth; to David Bowsman
Julia Pence, Sarah Snyder, George W Bows
man, Hester Almonrode, and Noah Bows
man, each one-eighth; to Peter Harshman
Arminda Harshman, Polly Harshman, Adam
Harshman, Sarah Harshnan, Washington
Harshman, Christiana Harshman and Ban
bara uarshmun, each one siXty-fourth; sui
Jet to the dowerin the whole premises here
tofore assigned, by metes and bounds,
Deborah Bowsmau, widow of Adam Bows
man, deceased.
At the next term of said Court an applicf
ton will be made by the undersigned for a
order that partition may be made, &c, of sal
premises. JAMES BOWSMAN,
BY GILMORE & CAMPBELL, his Atty'S.
Attest: C. W.. LARsH, Clerk.
April 8, l863-Gw