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Bsy' In making up our forms last week
we accidentally left out the card of CnAs
&. BARKLEY, Esq., who is candidate
for the Office Of County Super intendent of
Common Schools of Columbia cognty.
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To NERVOUS SUFFERERS oY both SErEs reverend
gentlemen having been restored to health in few
days, after undergoing all the usual routine and rreg
uur expensive modes of treatment without success,
considers it his sacred duty to communicate tn his
afflicted fellow creatures the means of Hence,
the receipt of an addressed envelope he viii send
trar copy Of the prescription used Direct TO DIR
JOHN Vi. DAGNAiL, leO Fulton street, brooklyn.
Nrw York March IA,
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CuupRIS owe much Of their sickness to colds No
uatcr where the disease may Appear to be seated It's
origin may be traced To snpprps"d prrspirhtion or
cold. Cramps aud lung plants are direct products
of colds In short coils The harhngurs of half the
diseases that alict humanity, "r they caused
by checked prrs spiratun, aud as fvecighths Of the
matter Of tho body escapes through the pores, IL
these pores ac closed, that proportion of diseases
necessarily follows Keep cl, ar, therefore, of colds
and coughs the great rGcurs0s of disease or If con
ractcd, break them Immediately, by tinely use of
MADAME PCRTEk'S CUR llitE Balls AM. Sold
by all Druggists at l3 cents and 2j cenib per bottle.
March ii, 1913.
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TRAVERSE JURORS

TVN WNl IOVU'
bloom Clark Brown, Richard Plummer, Henry
Horinger, Evan Jones' John Is Pursei yrus John.
son, jeremiah J Bfowcr
Beaver Henry Lehr
Driar Creek Thomas Adams George Bower,
Boz Berwick -lIuds Owen, Jacob Moycr
Benion-Thos GibbIns, Elias McHenry, Robert tkeler
tattawissa- Reuben Rohrbach
ghaui--FrederiCk WOhlferth
Fishing Creck--ilirdm BittentaRder, Vincent Ri
chart, Cyrus MClienry
Frankin--Moscs Hover
Greenwood-Elijah lkelcr, Joseph r PattonlA ndrcw
Albrrtson
Hemiock-DeHnis Fur sci, Reuben Fouik.
Locust--Wm Yeagcr Charles Metz.
Maiue--tharlgs Nuss Daniel Fisher
Miifn--Leonard kirkendall, VIM Pettitt, Heller
Montour-Owen Eyerly, James Barton.
Mt Pleasant--JOseph Keller Daniel Iigey.
MadisoD-Nehemiah Wellivet, Dt Thos Swisher
Pine Benz nin WintcTsteen.
Roaring tteek--Georre DTeiSbach.
sugarloaf--J0hn kile, WIN PGterman.
Scott--Usal Ent Thos. Fowler, Benjamin Thornton
George w CTcveling.
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The 8alA Oi Allegiance an Insult 10 10y
al GillZtnS.

The New York JoWnai of Commerce,
with great force, remarks on Mis- subject
The offering of a pledge of loyalty to
the people was al invention designed to
convey the idea that there was much dis
loyalty in the North as to require every
man to "show his hand The suggestion
was false Que, aud so recognized by the
untry. It WAS very much like asking
men to pledge themselves to honesty, or
women to form leagues tor public vow
of virtue. The proposal i,salf would be
insulting,
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ELYsBURG ACADEMY
FDk

MALES AND EEMA LES.
REV J.F. WAMPOLE, a. NJ, Principal and Teach
er Of Languages.
srEPrEN ". OWEN, Teacher of Mathematics and
English Branches.
1>UE SUMNER SESSION will commence an MON
j DAY APR IL 2Oth instruction VIII be given IN all
he {, mmon and Higher English Branches, Latin
Crock aud German Languages Instrumental and Vocal
Music. Good boarding be had IN private families
in the country al so week and III the village for So
TERMS PER QUARTER or II WEEKB
Ecmentaty English Branches, 81 90
Com,nnn - 3 co
Higher " w
Latin Greek or German, 10
Music ON the Piano or Melodcon (sxtru) & OO
VornI Music lcxtra) nc
EoOk. kceping, (eItra) "
Contingent Expenses. -
Address REV, J. +. WAMPoLE, Principal.
Elysburg Pa. April t. lcI3.-3w
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GRAND JURORS
FOR MAY, 1868.

Bioom--A Evans, George fIassatt, Jno J, Batkiey.
Beaver David Davis, Henry Hossler.
Benton fetcr case, Jacob Kimble.
Briar Cicek-Samuel Gcnsel, john Rcinard.
tHtawissa- Henry Hongsheud.
onyngham-keuben Knittle
Crntre-Lev Altman
Hcmlock Isaac Pursci, Msthias Whitenght Wa
Flummer Hugh Hartman, John Wenner
IOrust-Oavid Miller Joseph Clenver
Mt Peasant Danicl Nanderslise
Montout-Noah M2usct, Henry Gigger,
Grunge Henry DgUng.
Roaring Creek Samuel Dyer.
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asy- The Clerk Of thc Court requests US
so give notice to all concerned, that all
Petitions Tor tavern licenses must be fled
by Monday April 18th, in the Clerks
Office.
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THE MARKETS.
BLooMsDuRa, April IL, 1868.
BLANK DEEDS e. MARRIAGE GER.
TIEIOATES.

A superior lot Of the above articles,
with all other kind Of Blanks, for sale at
the Office of the Columbia Democrat.
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VIM. b. BRADBURY'S
PIANO. FOR TEES1H BLISHlIEN L


The subscriber respectfully invites the attention Of
his friends and the public generally to his PianoFore
Establishment at No 49 DToOme street of Crosby
Street
Having Withdrawn his ipiercs,, stock and material
from the late frm Of Lighte Tradsbury," which firm
was dissolved on the 3lst January ut., and having
purchased the entire stock Of Piano Fores and Piano
Forte Material owned by his brother, Edward G.
Bradbury, in the said firm, he is prepared to
supply the Increased demand for his celebrated Piano
FOrtes Employing the most skltul and experienced
workmcn with large stock of the best and most thor
oughly seasoned material and abundance of capital
re has taken IL hand the personal supervision Of the
the whole business OF manufacture his instruments and
Is enabled to turn out Piano Foes of unequaed ton0
and durablcness.
BRADBURY's NEW SCALE PIANO FORTE.
In the arrangement Of scale, drawn and pre-.
pared with the utmost care, expressly for new
instruments, we have added every Improvement which
can in any way tend to tho perfection Of the Piano
Forte, and we confidently assert that for delcacy
Of touch volume, purity. briancy and sweetness Of
tone combined with that strength and sodiy If frame
necessary to durability these instruments une-
quaed,
"SIRENGrH AND BK'uTY" our motto, and we invite
the closest criticism of the best unbiased judges in the
land
"" Every instrument warranted for five years
WIN. d. BRADBURY,
4a7 Broome ST., cor. Of Crosby, New York.
March l4slSG3'-3n
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RECEIPTS FOR MARCH
TO THE
EOATMUIA DEMOCRATS

The following payments have been made
to the Columbia Democ, M Office, during
tbe month of March -
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AUDITORS NOTICE,
AUDITORS NOTICE.

AODll Oh . Nv Il ltC,
Francis A. hendenhalls Guardian No 81, Dee o 1861
The Executors Il Heirs OF nr, of ColutHbia co.
Ashbcl b. Wilson, deceased.
The undersigned, appointed an itor by the Court
Of Common Pleas Of said county, to marshal the as
sests and distribute the fund arising the extension
uf the Real Estate cf the heirs of Dr. A. b. WILSON, de-
to the creditors in the order whi, the
shall. by the laws OF Pennsylvania, be paid Will at
tend at The Recorders Cc, in the town Of bloomsbury
on Wednesday. the 20th day Of April, A. 1868, be.
tween the hours of ten O'Clock A. NJ and four O'Clock
NJ. Of said day, perform the duties of his appoint.
ment: v hru and where All persons intesestcd may
attend if they think proper.
JIG. FREEZE,
Auditor.
Bloonisburg March ga, ls63-4w, s? 90
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Februory "A, lS63-6w s..
ADMINISTRATOR S NOTICE.

Estate Of Charles @. Breeze, deceased,
ETrERS Of Administration the Estate of Charles
| Z. Breeze, late of Scott taunship, Columbia coun'
~ deceased have granted by the Register OF Co:
lumbia county, to the undersigned, residing in sald
township All persons having claims against the Es'
the dccedent requested to present them Ia
the Administrator without delay, aud all persons in
iebted to make payment forthwith,
JOHN II. CREVELING, Admir-.
February 81, 1e53-6ls.
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afS'The LaGy's Repository, for the
month of April has been duly received.
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A. j. oLosspRksssR. tt.Sois ). oRuSp. wS,H WELSH,
"THs Ass" will advocate the principles aud policy
Of the Democratic party, and will therefore, neces.
sarly favor the restoration Of the Union as was, and
defend the Con su tion Of the United States, and that
Of this Commonwealth.
It will freely aad fairly discuss all legitimate subjects
ofnewspaper comment, incl uding, Of course and pre-
eminently at this time, all questions connected with
the existing unhappy condition OF our county,
1t VIII fcaressly critcise the public acts Of public
servants, and defend the legal and constitntionai
rights og individual citizens and Of sovereign states
against assaults from any quarter.
IL will seek to awaken the minds oftho people TO
proper Of the uctua nditon e the Rcpublcto
present to them, uuthfuly the fearfT pers IN which
we stand as a nauon--to exhibit the magnitude OF the
task thai IL before them " they would check our
downward progress and 70 inspire them with patriot
&c dissemination to apr rBs RRakpv for naiiona
ills,
In brief, it will in ali things, aim TO bo the faithful
exponent Of Democratic principles, and to render itself
worthy to be organ of the Democratic party, under
whose auspices country prospered long and so
weN The re tOratiou VI that party-.the party Of the
Constitution and the UnOn...tO power, in the legis
lative and executive governmental braOches of the
states aud of the Union believe to be necessary to
avc anarchy, and the utter ruin of tha Republic. To
contribute tat restoration will be highest aim.
Tho News, Literary Commercial, and other depart
ments Will receive due attention 0Ld viii be so con-
Quoted as TO make "TBE AeE' worthy Of the support
of the general reader
terprise ofthe magnitude Of that III which the under
signed are engaged require them to appeal the pub
lie for generous support and TO RsR tor 'IHs AGE
liberal Patronage and extended circulation
The present state Of the preparatory arrangements
warrants the expectation, that the first number of
mouth, (February, 1851 The Weekly viii be issued
soan thereafter,
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asS- We have the April work Of the
Farmer & Gardener.
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To the Orphans Court for the County Of
Columbia: Estate of George Hart
man, decd, late of Benton twp.
Ill persons interested will take notice, that the
n dersigued, appointed Auditor by the orphans
Court If Columbia county to settle and adjust the
and proportions Of the balance or assets in the hands
Of George VI. Hartman, Executor of George Hartman,
deceased to and among ths respective creditors of the
deceased according to the order esabii shed by law,
will meet the parties interested at Robert +. Clarks
Office, in Bl.OuMSBU re, on TU ESpAY, the TWEEN.
TY-EiGHTH day of APRIL 1853, for the purposes Of
his appointment, when aRd where all parties interest.
ed requested to present their cams or be dcbared
from coming in fof u share Of such assets.
ROBERT +. CLARK, Auditor.
Bloomsburg, Mnr, h %, le6a.--4, 81 %.
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uS"cLIyG TO THE CONSTITUTION, As THE
sulpwR.CREp MARINER CLINGs TO the Inst
PLANK, WHEN NIGHT AND THE TEMPEST CLOSE
AROUND HtN."--DdRisi Hcbstsr.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Estate Of William RhOne, deceased.

office is hereby given that lecrs of administration
! on the estate of Nm RhOne, late Of Benton twp"
Columbia cOunly, deceased, have been granted by the
Register of said county, te the Undersigned who
sides in said Benton township Columbia CO. All per
sons having claims demands against the estate OF
the dccrnent eqy, present them Tor settle
ment and those indebtedto make payment without de
lay WIN. APPLEMhN,
Admir-
Nnycb IS61 - aw
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M 4 q RTAEESz
Cd b "A n EsS

On the 6th inst. Sarah Rebecca, aged 3
US months and 6 days. Also on the 3lst
Robert Anderson, aged Tyr l months and
10 days, children of Wm. IL, and Ellie
Shoemaker of Buckhorn.
On the 9th ult., in Pine twp, Col. co
JOSEPH CoRNELIsoN aged 25 yrs, 10
mos and 27 days.
In Benton twp, Col. co., on Wednes-
day last, Mrs BETSY CoLE, wife of VIM
Cole, Esq, aged about 60 years.
In Briarcrock, on the 30th ult., Mr.
SAMUEL SrrLrR, aged 90 yrs and mos
At Lime Ridge, on the 9th inst; SARAH
Ann, wife of Joseph Hughes, and young
est daughter Of Mahlon Hicks, aged 23 Us
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NOT ICE.

CUARl.ES G.. BaRKLEY will be n CANDIDATE
~ FOR COUNTY UPERINTENDENT OF the Com.
mon Schools of Columbia County
March A. 1863
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

I ErTER'' of administration the Estate Of Ester
IL Dribelbis, late Of Greenwood twp, Columbia county
deceased have been granted by the Register of Coum
bia county to the Undersigned; al persons having
claims against the esat' of the deccden reque ested
present them 10 the Admi uistrator Mt his residence
in Greenwoodtwp without delay and all persons in
debt 10 make pIyn3nt forthwith. -
ABRAHAM DRIBELBIS.
Admir-.
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HON. G. L. VALLANDIGHAM'S
RECORD ON
Abolition, Slavery and the Civil War

THIS WORK is in press and will soon be ready II
l. costans complete and accurate copies Of Mr.. Val.
landighams principal speeches, the subjects above
named, Also, parts Of many other speeches, with he
ters incidents, votes etc. The work has been care.
fully edited and believed to present. fairly and
rccty the political record aud post of whose
views in relation to the causes Of national tToub
les and the right remedies for them, attracting
extraordinary amount Of public attention.
The work is Oh good, substantial paper '206 pages,
large svo.
Price--Paper covers, so cents; cloth rs cents.
Delivered by mail or express prepaid. on receipt OF
the price.
W Send orders, with the money enclosed, to Co.
lumbus Ohio, addressed to J. II. RtLY l. CO. or to
Gov, MEDAkY office of the Crisis large sale is
expected.
" Every newspaper that gives the above three in.
ssrons also this notice and sends marked copies ad
drc ssed BOX GgO Columbus Ohio will receive three
copies OF the work.
April 4, lS63'-3w
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"XMe Ages

A National Democratic Newspaper,
TO BE PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY IN
THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA,
BY A. j. GLOSSBRENNER e. co.
The New York herald., 1863-11-11
PROPOSALS TOR HAY AND OATS.

oAb4r " ol sss ss,s x. ss, SAT
%;s oats ri S' delivered at Fortress Monroe
scsS SS,ns. ,,., o'" To u dsver.I~, B.l,mor. Nd
sec Z Two . quad. . s.. pa' ~ ~ 0A''
.sss Ca, y sS css sS as,. b gn " +
pounds 70 the ssSs tses, 70 be furnished without eg
. ), Ss Ss iaS'; iss ;%S$Ss
Proposals must state deani'sl, The amount .ss. ri be
FURNISHED BIDS tor larger amount than specified above
. s.s. .sd 9. .y .s Be ua
TSs iuu nam. Post ono. sdd. of the bidder
p.ss mus, appesf OF The bid viii be ss The in.
e 70, niss pa.. :an % >. considered and
:. T f s'H
gS q s. AZ ~ csisf Sa.rtermssier Bal. more. Nd.
should 1 y gry %ssss ss... rrsSS..s sss Gr H
mose. Nd As The case may mq.y.vv y.v
The ability Of The sads 20 an tss oonrss, should b
.wsrdss 90 n "r ' & se sppegded 70 Ss aassne
e.Ponsley Of hs sssrsnor' @ mus. be .h2sn sy
Court % Or of the niiei states District Attorney.
on ss cns " .s"ea BY he contractor and both Of S
sarsn,Ss w be required Of The successful bidder upon
r. Sns". form Of guarantee mus, accompany the pro
p~ INSPECTION. DELIVERY Ac.
All aud Oats contracted for under this Aivertlsl
viii be rdly sspeeed and such as does not prove
OF a GOOD merr he niable quality will be rejected
be tsPssI ri ssss
Hsv and oss FIR Fortress Mouroe to BE- delivered q,
that point Norfolk Yorktown the Quarerma ser q,
/ FORTRESS Monroe may direct
Hay and os,s 70 6e Selivered q, Bo.oe wharf Locus,
rGS. or suSsrsn.s Ssr. i,as . 10 % sf *. .s to
any or al bd.iha' he may deem too ssh x,o,,..
1 Cartsin aud Chsf ouartsrmss;er.
pcvst of bAlumore
The New York herald., 1863-11-11

a pN' 'IS1sTRAroRs SALE OF REAL BsTATR.-rHE
"A nm scrtber administrator OF The
dan w BY virtue q authority sell Z, public auction.
~sack House tn the village OF Hacksnsank Farm, con.
.sone auisd S,d ~ de- ihsre an crcisrd
.ss .s siu vsf,., rrm, The buildings con ss
Of dwelling hoass ns and -.viou. vi ihs sale and
MISC = - v,fN 81 ~ sny time pse ALBERT BERDAN
.y,.-,..rmssou .rn al ob,snyd By appyingU>
~ IN ao s,s nor sd Joining said premises.
WILL --ssaAcx, scpl ~ i*S
The New York herald., 1863-11-11

CTEAMBoAT AT AUCTION.-THE STEAMBOAT q. 4.
- WINAETS win be sold at auction by g. J. BoGART.
auctoncers board foot Leroy Thursday.
November r. at two O'Clock r NJ For particulars see cir
cular. lltt IN li LL..H 81 u. II = A.th
For other Auction Sales see another
49, r..-.- part OF thc paper. nira.
The New York herald., 1863-11-11
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 1863 sHRE


Hoss Clssy Ma q. ~ rSA ssFsss between Second And
N&sS Was slppasd sy Ne following vote, yir,-
Jones Webster. AeVay Gross Mcconnell, Hepper, Hsvi-
isaS. esw. .n1hnN. hurry 0iBIsn, CoOl, brandon.
Preamble Of Icsra Of Adesmeni fecitng that resolusicn.
his In favor Of James Clark. 10 enable him 10 pay
ssees.ment On his ycps located corner q Duane and
ing the inasmuch not made ~ the form o.
dohaon With resolution that the Of 6fyeight dollars
Be donated Clark enable him 70 assees
eyed against his property OF Duane and Wash
inston for paving Washington street. and the Comp
woer be directed 70 draw bis therefor and charge
Which concurred in By the following vote viz.
AnfFmattve-C Councilmen Hayes Hesly Keenan,. Riley,
land, Cav. negra.h nnrrsy; 0Prisn. Cook. Brandon,
Councilman KEsNAN moved that the Board do now ad-
Journ.
Which carried.
Whereupon the declared that the Board stood
80 t JAMES N. BWEENY, Clerk.
The New York herald., 1863-11-11

Sreeawch avenue-ses this day At II O'clock 81 l96
avenue, Stock and RiI.ures Of sme 0roeery-
The New York herald., 1863-11-11

L,ARM AT AUCTION.-WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC
auction on the premises on the 18TH day OF November
1863 O'Clock p NJ, the Farm owned and occupied by
the Gilbert Gerow containing about l70acres
Said farm ia situated In the of HanptoDburg Orange
the road leading from Nowburg 00shcn
and about three n lies from Washngtonvlle depot II Ia
considered the valuable In the county and Is
very desirable location There large Dwelling House and
be- made Known on the day OF sac Sale postve "A
ELIAS GEROW, Administrator,
The New York herald., 1863-11-11

CAxrLras SSAsdk zE Lrses ,sEss r. ss,a &C. "a. At
st 10Y O'Clock The sale will consis, q a%a W "u'
healthy plants, which viii be sold without reserS.
The New York herald., 1863-11-11


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The New York herald., 1863-11-11

EDWARD PETTINGER. AUCTfoNEBR. so WALL
Ia street sells Friday. November IS al 10 clock the
contents OF the Clothing store m South street ma o
Ready MADE Clothing, large qusntv of Piece Goois
bcos Shoes Hats Otcloh Clo;hinr SAILOR puuua-e &C
Particular ~
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Sas MaRacre DON 2atpreuce

1T u~ntsrin9t ri. ihlnelid1s Stat, hi. nod in Bit |
tim an Sartarstsn 70 iibsrrsi6sn Gritss verge.
tummen, unb rti slts s%iisrrsrt tlutis, Slbn.. -
Gi,ls saris un9st.ure SlutiduIp as,r idut Jap
sinsis une ausin auf sas Saurt uniersr gsmini.
l~lration IN darlington, wslas rur6 itr. unsnts
Itisssns @ilb uns sEuFupptitit, turt t. taum
gu tesrsifsnrs RIdittsIpFsfsit, nit Der fe lister
rjs llnlrnsl.ute III esn @ren;faatsn s~rsissat unt
RE 8st.aen Gui Soften Ter lrplisa gdrasr nit
elmer ri6t gu rs&tfsrttgsneen Nadii6t uni. @Gu=
nuns tstanreltt. ia fssar, wts in Wilouri. itntn
rts Grntrp0s tr ItIitarsewalt HtsrItse, : stns
ioIds 8atalrOpbs msslia madtt. 8ir fnr pirls
lid tssisris ~ %sriaRrtn, rb 5srrn 9intpIn jsBt
snrli6 sinn,al bic aussn auisssans.n fnr ite,
bic raer. Gtfnnuus FER Gamble 'I6sn llntsns.
lsute, uno rb n na6 Hanger ri:Isn alien -
Sttaufrpi unO itiNsn gntans in inherent @taaf
Md StIistsn idalt,n UNI paIten laftn nil.
IO&, mag sr ttun mas u Mil ri. lUsalsn
8urssr Ri6Uurt'. iss sniidlpGtn, fa itltf gu
tsIien, uue Fe wsrsm itr.m 8iasn @tltuus ,u
| reribaFsn wiGsn, Oh &c sem Germ 9inepIu &c,
ustm 1T rrtr aI6t.
NadRsttm s,tsn mir bic Details Der 9arrsne,
Stuttpdseit, ME mir le in ZEN Ct. 9ruiitr 9lat.
tern Fnrtn. nnp iittrIa fen 60 unitrn 2sisrn, lid
einsn GOmmsntar ro,u iu mahfH.
6ritas Morsens 5 ltr erans auatria nit ttns
Sanrs gulAtlrpper in 9awrsncs sin, tersn 3at
man aui 200 tts SOC Rann i6dst. Ste tstrat.
Ranlas IN, Tsnnsrta9 atsr 5 @silsn untsrtal
NutrsY un9 etra so Nsilsn u~rtsrtalb Sania
City, tamsn sur& Sauslsspius UNI Garrner, nat
i, men Gnts neg, mas il. tsfomihsn ~Fcnnttn IN
. lasten, sae itr Stf immunssOrt 9amrsnce iei.
Sic ndtsrtsn li& eamrsnts rcn Sureu bsr a,
: pr T~rantlirs StraSt unr ma6tsn i6rsn srfs
T ansriF auf elm SfstrutsnIassr t,f.l.nr az
8ci6sn unp S&marssn 8 tie tTrttt.n 81.
: p.n linen. tcrrr fisie srmattsn uns ,u lire
0aTsn srsiisn torntsn.
+; SGrsn nfsn ansrif mad ibrsm Ginrrins.n
n RE etast maG!sn Fs ahI bic rtriAi.ssnsn 9sstR Raj
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-08-29

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~fuhlsn.n @.ssnfanps muDttn Re fat ale BET Der
gsriclauns fasrsn laTsn, tte fs rur melt mad
Mi6uuri tam.n. llttsr 500 9isrss fns ttrttts
psn ~unIsrsn Iruspsn s.nOn,msn trcrSsn, '%rSrunt'r
lid aud siniss Ger In earrsnes stftrtlsntn b'Iin'
zen. DIR srbsts She'll rss SUITS unr Res sstsb'
lsnen Gslpes rurss .ttniaas pisser trtsrt,t uni
pirs 70 nett ale mDsli& rsn gtranst'n saEidsrs
itattst.
gsriate sinssn it,t nrsinsr ltbisn Cepsias Elm,
ras r.itsrs go @itslitesr Del 9anse ss'0stsi
iiue, unr tslduit Ta ris Gn;atl btr @ttSetstsi bic
itbt aui ~unasidtr 80. Sd slauts, rab ld ris
4nsa9l p~erjsItsu aui melt iStr 100 b'laulsn MIR,
bsrOr unisrs srupYsn BON Der Ssrfrlauns ,urids
4e,coen p.rten. 60 purten fsine Gtians.nt &C.
maGt xne p.retn auh tsins seH,aGt wsrrtn.
Gus 8auis, in fsnsn ron Den aus eawrsns'
ssrauttsn Gut.rn s%siunrtn rsresn, wursm ,ti'
fort; .tsnic wis tts Sduisr pom telauntsu Gusri's
los. SD tsutiI&tiss. BE Slutr aasr 9srcnsn in
zen Grsn,esuntiss auesrtalb Ter Nilitdrnaticnsr
III 3%srf5rsn, Teen Sntatsr msinsr Isst.n @snsrat
urr.r aiht Tcls. l.iRsn UNI bis gum 9. Sspttm
br niGt nssSs3rssn fns.
1fsmas 10 it,,
Brig. @tntral.