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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-16

The attention of the Ladies, Taors, and all that
nuire the use OF and durable lock stitch mschine
are respectfully invited to examine the Grover Bakers
machine See bills with prices and cuts
May %, 1862. 81
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-16
bun |SsS|aSgllyEEkg !! P;'.l!! D!
A SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR

A SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR
SI,ERMA TORRHE4 OR SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
This is the only remedy for Sexual DEBILITY, Inpo-
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cal Pofession Its has been most extraordinary
-eifectng in where all other methods of
treatment had failed One to six boxes Of the SPECIFIC
PILLS will permanently cure any case Of Seminal Weak
ness its resulting Impotency, h0tceter a9g1dcdted,
whether constitutional arising from abuse or eecess.
IMPORTANT MEDICAL TESTIMONY.
g have nsed your Specific PILL in many cases of
Spermatorrhea, and with the most perfect success
81. MILTON SANDERS, NJ. d., LID"
''We believe it to be Specific as any medi-
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sir to ten doses"-Dr b. KEITH: american Journal
Of 4We3icdi Science. -5 ..-. ...
60 have found hem ell that coHld De desired. Their
effect has been truly wonderful. f. p DICKEE, NJ d."
~ This Is not Homeopathic Remedy, nor is there
any mercury other deeterious ingredients combined
with it. g. r..
PRICE.--s1 per box; six boxes for IS, by mail, pre-.
paid For sale at the sole General Depot IN the United
States, by -.. ..-. ..s..
molly J. WINCHESTER, 86 John Street N. y.
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In Speed, Capacity Beauty Symmetry Strength, and
Mechanical Perfection, they acknowledged
the - HEAD AND 'FRONT.' of the Threshing Machine
Family For full particulars sample machine and get
pamphlet
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REMARKABLY WOUNDS.

OF ali the remarkable wounds and curious
ifeakswhich prQieefiles have performed when
they have entered the bodies of our soldiers
dpfing This sad war, perhaps the following is
the most astounding. Edgar Willis, twenty.
three years Of age, from Carthage, Jefferson
county, New York, enlisted on,the Goth of
June, 1861, in company B, seth regiment
New J ofk Volunteers, for two years. At
the battlG Of Bull Run, on the Goth of August,
he was woundel, about o clock in the af.
ternoon, by piece Of conical shell, and lay
on the ground until 6, when he walked two
miles 10 the ambulance, in which he lay all
night, The next ,day, August S0th, at 3 in
the AFTERNOON, he was brought to Centre
Wiz, e;e he.was placed in hospital and
BIC use they would not. dress the wound
rFo5ably dfehi itstriSial appearance, the sur
geon remark;ng that it needed washing-he
left and went to the inn, where they wash
cd his wound Immediately, and he stayed
there until the next morning. Sunday, when
about eleven in The. morning they put him in
~ ambulance, which went about half a mile,
where the road being obstrucied by wagons,
they Stay red until half past six in the fore
noon lot Montlay, September LIST, when they
started and came on via Fairfax Court House
to Alexandria, about "a miles, where he was
placed in the Fairfax street Hospital
Tho wound was, three quarters of an inch
long, and somewhat T shaped on the left
siAyoftbe nose. Willis supposed for two
months that he was wounded by muske
Bali, and that he saw the man who shot him
At length, 1onthe morning Of the Goth of Oc-
tober, just two months after he was wounded
heasked the writer of this article to feel back
Of his car and see if he could not discover
heball But he was answered that there
was nothing there bat the ordinary bones.-
In the afternoon of the same day, on cleans
ing the wound, the patient discovered what
he supposed was the ball, and ran through
the hospital crying: 81 have fonnd secesh
with as much JOY az Archimedes had when,
having discovered the mode of determining
the amount of alloy in the crown Of Hero,
King of Syracuse, he sprang from the bath
and ran naked through the streets, crying {:
EureAa! Eureka! Eureka Z"
60 On the 30th Of October, DR.. James Rob.
ertson, surgeon in charge of the hospital,
tried to take it out and failed On The 3lst
he succeeded in taking out with forceps, a
piece of eonical shell weighing three and
three-quarter ounces, and measuring two
inches in length, one and half inches in
width, and three.fourths of an inch in thick
ness. Willis carried this piece buried in
his face si1ty-four days. The piece of shell
entered at the left side of the nose, about
the junction of the nasal and molar bones,
without destroying the base of the orbit, or
ia cartilage of the ala Of the nose, and loig-
cd in the aatram Of Nightmare, of the right
maxillary bone. The patient now, December
30th, is nearly recovered.
Very truly yours, LEMUEL G. oDMsTED,
Chaplain u. s. A.
Fairfax Street Hospital, Alexandria, Va
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-16

The Buell. Court Martial re-convened at
Louisville, Jnauary 9th.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-16
4 CARD TO THE LADIES. Es 2.
Duponco's Golden Pills
FOR FEMALES

Infable in correcting, regulating and removing all OBJ
sructions, from what ever cause, and 49, ..-
always successful as preventive.
The combination of ingredients in Dr. Duponco's COL
den Pills perfectly harmless. They have used
the private practice OF old Dr. Duponco for thirty
years and thousands Of ladies testify their great
ting irregularities, relieving painful and distressing
situations particularly at the change Of life From to
10 pills will cure that yet dreadful complaint.
the Whites Nearly every female in the land suffers from
this complaint The above pill has permanently cured
thousands and will cure you IL you them. They can
ons reetore nature to its proper channel and nvigorate
the whole system. Ladies whose health will not permit
increase of family will find these pills successful
preventive. So a.3 >E"4A 44E e. esst+f
Pregnant females, those supposing themselves 60,
cautioned against using these pills while in that
don lest they invite miscarriage, after which admoni
ton the proprietor responsibility although
the mildness Of the pills will do injury to health.
n. B.-The ingredients composing the genuine pill
mabe known to every agent and they will tell you the
pills are free from thing injurious and yet will do all
claimed for them. 7A@H 2,ta ~" .5a@h st'4
Full and explicit explanations accompany each box
Sold by BISHOP { BENJAMIN, Druggists.
| Cedar Falls, Iowa,
General Agents for the Cedar Valley.
Ladies' by sending the above agents ~ 90 through The
Cedar Falls Post Office have the pills sent (confen-
tavl by mail to part efthe country Of postage
N B.-Look out for countefeits Buy no Golden Pills
OF any kud unless every box Is signed s. ID. Howe MI
others are base imposition and unsafe !; therefore,
humbngged out OF your money! buy only Of those who
show the signtures of s. D. Howe every box which
has recently been added account Of the pills icing
| telfeted
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Julien House.
Dubuque, iowa,
A. H. PEASLEE,
(Rece ntly of the Peaslee and FISHER Ilouses)
AohSa AouSSS.y
Proprietor.

Proprietor.
A. PHELPS, Clerk. ....ss. -.
DERSONS VISITING DUBUQUE ARE INVITED
TO call at the above popular House, where everything
will be done to make them comfortable
The reputation Of the Julien House being first
House already too well established to need any conir-
nation.
10 my old friends and the travelling public generally
who patronzed while In the Peaslee and Fisher ou
SEES, ! would say give me call, and you shall have
good fare as the market affords and Ut reasonable rates
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-16
NEW REMEDIE FOR

: Il r. II M A II o II II II CE A.
FENFIE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHIA.
Il BeRecotent Institution established by special En-
docment, for tie Relief Of the Sick and distressed,
afflicted ,rith Tiru.nt and Chronic Diseases, and
pecidty for The CIR. Diseases Of tie Scca Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis by the Acting Surgeon
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatorrhpa. and other
Diseases of the Sexual Organs, and the NEW RENE
DIES employed in the Dispenser y sent in letter
ENVELOPES free OF charge Two three Stamps for post
age acceptable. Address DIR. J. SkliLIN IiOUGiiTON,
oyLrd Ass,s! ption No. S. Ninth ct. Philadelphia
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The Greatest Wonder Of the Age.
nyNlS@ THE GREAT CAUSE OF
eEd3 HUMAN MISERY

Just Published in Sealed Envelope Price 6 cts:
A LECTURE BY DR.. CULyERWELL, ON THE
CAUSE AND CURE of Spermatorrhea Consumption,
Mental and Physical Debility, Nervousness Epilepsy
Impaired Nutrition of the Body Lassude; Weakness Of
the Limbs and the Back; Indisposton and Incapacty
for Study aud Labor Dullness of Apprehension Loss Of
Memory; Aversion to Society Love Of Solitude Timd
ity; -Distust Dizziness Headache; Affections Of
the Eyes, Pimples on the Face; Involuntary Emissions
and Sexual Incapacity the Consequences Of Youthful
lndiscretion &c, &C.,
- This admirable Lecture clearly proves that the
above enumerated, often self-aficted evils may be
moved without medicine and without dangerous Surgical
operations and should be read every youth every
man in the land. = = @'#.tfF.
Sent under SEAL any address, in plain sealed en-
velope on the receipt six cents postage stamps
by addressing
CHAS. j. G. KLINE & Co.
127 Beyery, New York Post Office BOX, 1855.
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ID. W. ". ~. R.--Trains to ard from the South
west connect at Farley.
sRs" CoSSECTIoHs.-stages leave Ear'vil!e on the
riva, IF the from the East Tuesdays, Thursdays
and rdays for Strawberry Point Brush Creek, Fay
cite West ;non Decorah, and st. Paul and from Man
chester on Mon lays Wednesdays and Fridays for Straw
berry Point and tie north.
Sages leave Ceia, Falls daily for New Hartford, Ar.
lington Island Grove sckley, Harden City, Iowa Falls,
City also James lille waveriy Syracuse, Nashua Brad
ford, St. Charles and Minnesota
GEORGE YOUNG. Superintendent.
J. A. PINTO. General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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fHRTsHlNaGs !! MAcHINrs
+ 1uItnldMMIl' fdCtrs 0hia.
mdnICdrEIl

For speed, clean work, strength and
beauty. G. Aultman & Co.'s world
renowned Canton, Ohio, "Sweep-
stakes" Threshing Machines are the
acknowledged "head and front" of
the whole "threshing machine fami-
~" Their fame is not only national
but Worldwide
Either Cleared or Be1ted Separa-
tors. with either eight or ten horse
Gary" or "Compensating" Powers,
and with or without Trucks and
Straw Stackers, delivered at this
place on short notice. Order early.
Send and get circular free Of charge,
or call and see sample machines
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-16

Editors:
Hon. ROB'T j. WALKER, CIIAS g. LELAND,
Hon. FRED. B. STANTON, ! lDMrND KlEkE.
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Wnu Ofnrb gorplinu.

Newberm, q. g., Is. Nus. Dim IL.
b. 81. btelten bic 8arser beS erfen nnO 3pet-
ten @pnareBOiFyitts nnD ttneS Ebetls bee britt
ten tn Baibtnst0n cine NaisnSerlammluns,
BET wel&sr f4 aud Dns erfe n s. 8unbeS,
regiment bstbetliste. Man nabm eusrsilae
8f19IGGe an, It@ Der srpBen cOnlsruattDen
Vartet bon NOr0 Carolina an3ui1lteBen unb
srtIGrte cine 6Ortsguus pes 4rteSss fur bus
etnstee Mtttel, bte linton pteOerber3ulfellen.
Der &alet9b StanDarD pom 81. Suli
6ranOmarst bic 8errGtberst Der CONFEDERATION
Anfa9rer, bspttR Die 6alI&bett tbrer 9srlpree
@unosn uuO ioat, nur fanf Der l3 5taaten
blteben In ben Setten ;urad. JeOro Carolina
loQe iofOrt Dem Norbsn 6rtecenepUrl9lase
madben.
Na6 etueut in @aI9iustOn etnsetrUfenen
@ripatbrtsfe mar pbt9sr .Mrtitel aus Der Teoer
bee @prederS TIM unterbaale BON Norb Ga
rDlina unb Des prafOenten Dss @puperneur-
cDnIetls. @cmUerneur 0ance lelbf btIt9te
Dte 8er6fent(iGung oes ArttteIS. Der @rGs
Ibent uno bic MttelteOer DeS Cabinets BADEN
@remplare ea0un erbalten.
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a~S5nfbtnetDn. 8. 6.

I Exemption n. = Ysrlonen, pelGs
GremptiuusnnIpritGe etn3ule9en tpanIheu, foQ.
ten D%ielslben nt6t .ter stnrei6eu, ale eini9s
Gage Dor bes Sttluns.
t Wan9el an Mrtetterm.- Dts
3tmmfrmetlter BET StaDt inoen tpGtrsnp Der
bstBsn JabreSjett 9rOBe SGwirtstett, Artet.
ter 80 bel&aRsn. Maurer peroen iiberau &C.
luHt uno etbalten bic bS&ten Yreile.
Dte Stabtetfenb ptu opr
lebt an Wdgen nit swet pferoen auf Der Stnte
Der IA. Ctr laufen lnltn.
+ Gutter Mnfprn4e. Die Nns
lpriiGe bon SutlfrS auf bic 2Sbnung bon
5ulboten meroen isbt Durh eth be(onoeres
Bureau I'm GGabamte unterlu@ unp lofort
erlebt9t.
tMus NleranDrta. - Die Dortiee
Resitrunssbddsrst IN iest In bSGlier Ncttpi.
tat. @fsenwdrtte ltnD % Sefen TIM @auee,
pslGe 200 Nrbetter belAdftteen, bic tdell d
500 Barrels Mebl In 10000 9aite 8rup
perpanoeln.
Ger ampe r BAIT mi re" BON
Der glew gort unD @albinstOn 9tnie miro
ant WtttwOh niGt, tpte esnS onliA, mad Nep
gOrt abssten, Oa bic 8tStsrunS 8sfg BON
tbm er9'if.n fat.
t @pplultom i'm Nrenais. -
Nm Grettag NaAmittng rparen aGt Nrbetter
Oamtt bsiHdfttst, be(HdDiste W%atrensn gu Df-
men uuo cas- nale Yulpsr In ein TaB ~
l&atten. Gls biets fat pOI mar. pOlte man
es tn's Ba6er 1Aatten, wObst es isocA uner.
fldrlt4er Uetle tn 8rano sertetb uup erplUe
Dtrte. @m. SsbnlOn puroe 70 ltpsr BE-
lAdDiSt, caB er baIr na@ber tarb, S. Ser
mann unD SOFIA Beun lino lebsnsSefdtrli6
uerlsst, papreno B6utpp .8los nnp @Oofin
Iet6t uerbrannt purDen.
&eeue. = Nm 6amtaB MOrssnS
bteltsn @ouo. Sob BON Obto uno General
Wrtght etne Nsoue Der IL SbtO 8atterte bet
Camp 8errY ab, tpobet @Oup. Sob etue pa
trtOtt(Ge Geoe btGlt.
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@pn ner MISUNDERSTANDING.

Sort Blunt, @berctse Station, 81.
Suit. @stern Nbenb tamen mir bier BON
GaG-lab-quab an. Nueer ben goOpsr'l@en
gsritdrtunsen fnO sessu 1900 Mqun nit
bier GslDfaden, unter General BaYler, auf
Dem Wese mad Gsras. Na@ Na1rtdten
BON Oelsrteuren lOa Stsels Cooper obsslGt
uno istnen Eruppsn srOBs @elult1te Derlprc,
den Baben.
5eute WCr9en fsbrten unlsre SptOne BON
Sort Sm'tb unO Ban 8uren 3urid. . ste
bert6trn, 6nB In Der erlfsrea 6efuna nmr 800
Nann BsiaBuns ifteu. Cine @ense 5truuG.
Dtebe idtpdrmen in NalbinstOn, GrawfOrO
unp @ebaIttan @punlies, relhe BITE unipn
Ieute anfiasen, bte liA In grpartung Der
untOntruppen in bic 8erse ~surudss3Ogsn tas
ben, Utan6e wurcen our@S ua9ersnctb ba3u
getrteben. ii& aus3ulteftrn, ruOrauf tie lofOrt
eri@ORen iluo gebon8en ruroen. @egtn 200
WtanH tpmrpen in ben bret ~eenannten @Oun-
ties tir3ItG gemcrtet.
unlere @apaQerte bat isbt fort Davis be-
1sbt, 10 lGe6 befonntltA I'm purigen Ointer
ron Oberlt Pbtl,pps senpmmen unD 3erltSrt
uuroe. Dds etn3tse Sort bon BeOeutuna,
wsl& 8 bte Nsbtasn jest I'm 8efB tatsn, 1T
Sort McGuuOuab in BOgep Depot. 18 Nle,len
bonn 6eO Jlosr. &s TT oeSsn l6O Wietlen
BON DIslem Ooltsn %eptfsrnt nnD Miro Dur6
juOlrslGs 3u3a9e gum 5~autmtlpluss Der 8e
belen.
Wit Getnsr tleinen Gruppsu3abl bat Sen.
Blunt SOraupii4Ilin etnen bet6en &f Su
ernarten. Tr IN fsnnH, hsnen mntha ,,nn
fertts. Dem 6einpe 'a besesnen. Oa etn
StebsnbIetbea Coer 9urtfgeben nur BON ben
IAItmmlfsn 8eiultuten ~bsalsttet Ietn tam, lift
Elm Vprriden uno Elm Qnsrtf unlersrIetts Die
bette NoItttt.
Rad einsslaufenen 8risfen peroen syet
SnOtoner 8egtmentsr, Der srSBte 86eil BON
Sen. 8ntlsp's terantlHer BrisoDe unD etne
Gbtbstluns con Gubsa's Erappsn BET unlrrem
Nngrife gu uns iterssbsn.
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Webtllen8ef dn8ene. - 0tBen ~
acknowledgements tamen Gelleri1 unter Bebtt-
flung aus benz Ttr9tnta 5bal an, unb tpurbeu
Dte Niadt iiber tint @tlmor 6cuIe perratrt.
Strbaftet.- 8m. Sage puroe pe'
gen 5oGOerratbs psrbafttt unb Sbera Sub
i6ereeben.
o. Snbfituten.-W tr lenfen cte
IuFmsrtlamfstt BON Dsrlonen, tpel&e ais Stea.
1'rtreter otsnen tpOlen, onf ri. Nn,siae Der
9srren VTin & 60, pelhe alien folhen Dte
Docpllsn y'etle gu 0oblen perlpredben uno, trte
MIR osrnspn1en, TN Stanbe inO, bic siinatsfen
Ssoin8ungsn 3u Fteleu.
icing Idnbt.)
Mn Die Se"tfdse prDtefantiSde SsepSIteruna in
Baltimore.
Ourt etne Tetbe Der traurtafeu grfab
ruagen ltno mir gu Der ueberseuslna aelonat,
Dap, Denn BEN ttelen letbl. unS aetfl. @lerpe
Ssrlaltnsr Stnotr, iasbeionOere Der oeutl&en
Sso0lfsrnng unlsrer StaDt abaebulTen tperDen
t0l, MIR NIT Der @rinouns etnes beut|deu
prOtftanttlhtnW ~1iltnbaules ntGt mebr LANCER
30Bsrn otrfsn, Betnabs Seoermann mets, bos
bunoerse bon &tnbern tn mnIerer 6tobt fn
beftnoen, ote In Wabrbstt laeen t5nuen :
uWtetu Vater uno neine Mntter BADEN mid
Oerloisn." Srl6er BatIenflnber ODER Sails.
rallen mullen mir n anu.b men, tren1t fe
ntdt fur bic msn1HltHe 0slel(Glft S~erluren
9sben louen. Gts oft entgebt tbnen ntAt nur
aue tOrperltde, icneern audi aQe aetfteeDaeae.
uaO ipsr tpitbte ut@t, tute fOleenrsi& etne libe-
rale &rtflt&e @r3tetuu9 far bic Gntpidluns
stnss geInnoen 6amtlten- u1b Gtaatslebens
mare! Wte oft bege9nen uns meni@ltGe
2Sslsn, BET Deren Mnb!tf ans cas Ser, blutet.
uno mir BON tbnea lerneu, caB ie tn tbrer
Su9eno oernaHl1I ligt rusoea, neil Batter uno
Wiutter tn etn friiGee @rat Ianfen u. Treunoe
uao Vstannte unidentified paren, tie aa ers
3tebsn, coer f& talt 5uridspgen. Der glctb
FOLDER ungl1dltGen muB abaetolfen tperDen,
uno oas slnn 9eiAebsn. tpenn ptr gemetniam
j%alanrtsn itsben, unO Dem Derte unlere Nuf.
merf'dmfett uno @nsrgte lAenfen.
SIN 8ewuBtIetn unlerer8 erpItGtuna aeaen
unlsrn sroBen WetIte r nnp eeaen BITE
ylott nnierer Wttbruoer 9aben uns tn eiuen
Watlsncereta, Der unubtdnstg baltsbt, Orea-
ntltrt, uno nd& 8elhluB oe1elben bereits elm
5auS fir $4,000 oetauft, wel9es lofcrt faar
etn WaiIsnbaus einsert&tet miro. Dir sebsn
nns Der a~eircaen 6UFnuns Gtn, baB ale
Ws ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS unS in cem 1Hperen, dbsr
Daerbaft eolem 0erte mad &rdften unter-
ituben perben.
6olSenoe @umites linb autpriFrt unD
rerOen init Dant sessn Sfenlt&e 8sI&sini=
aun9 fretptatSe @aben In @mptang netmfn /:
Wtr. @rCtbaus, Or. 243 . t Balttmorefr.
NirS. 5usgen. Nr. 1854 Bet 8nlttmursRr.
Wr. 5Clbbaus. gtr. 10 9Gst Baltimorefr.
SIR. Stltsr. TelsRr.
Wr. TaIder, Gde Alice Nnn unb @oiflr.
81. &ratt,
int Namsn oer @recutips gomtte.
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NIufresuna in SQtmpis.

Die pgbtcasO Sri6une" snt6dlt Ifolsenbe
gptstalOepelGe:
8sOrta, ST., IA. Mug. gersansene
No&t G6errnlGte prOfOBmarlHol WeRlnte
BON 8. Dtfritt nit ether Mbtbetluns Canal
lerte Elm Nef BON 3pet6nnbert @Opperteao 8 ~
unb Dserteurs In Slobsl Scwnlbtp, Sutton
Counts, nobm sebn btS 3r5lf eefanssn' nnO
tDDtete H,ebrers, ipte Ons Geri&t faet.
Sin TUlee bieIer Nfdre berrfNt groBe Nufs
rssune tn bieIer @seenD. uao mon laet, coB
BITE gOrpperbsabs gu ben Dufsn ellen, nm bte
@aualert. aus Der 0eaenO ;u tretben.
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N Ct cb r u
isnierem frube berbli1enen 9r. 8artlder.


Ttelerprcbtsr Nr3t uno 5elfer!
Souen MIR Did ntht mehr lebn
SOult On ni&t mebr uus gum ErOGe
I'm Dem Bett Der &taneen ttsta2
Scaen Wtr DID niht metr letrn,
USE Ou burG Die gtrabsn etllt,
Sorghum ittt Detn ieltnes WtHen,
uno bte armen &rantsu betlf
RDnnen ntmmer unIre Qetoen
Oeinem Natb mir dnpertrau'n,
Wtmmsr MIR, wenn 5Ilfe mS9li&,
Gef auf Define 9alie baum?
Du sebcrner Nr3t unb Sslfsr
Wftt Dem l&arfen fAern Bid
Gintef Du eelebrtss Wi6en,
RnnGtr @rfobruns uno @elGid.
Skinner trteb Did bic 8ereHnuua
Ob stn Dant 3u bOfsn ri?
Jtein {! i'm Drang oes ebeln SCREENS
Spranse Du Den 8eOrdnsten BEL.
Nls bic 9an3e @ta0t lin freuts
Ostner p%telbswabrteu &taft,
6at etn unbeiibareS 9eioen
DID gu frite messeroft!
Bit Du nun uus gang entriGen Z
Nsin! MIR centen liebenb Detn!
Wt6gen piele fttlsn Worte
3siGen unlerer 9iebe ietn. ct
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SrGnS elmer SObrtt. = SerImR BON MenfAen>
Lebel.

I16anY. II. dug. 6suts eeristb 5url's
9umpsnfubrtt tn Brand, pcbet IS Wrbetterins
men umfnmsn. Die lhneHe gerbrsitung bss
Bsuets lteB ben Mdb6en nur Die 8enfer oIs
Nettungspee fret. ManGe rparen 10 prrifSrt,
Da6 le lfG ntdt rabren fonntsr uno umtas
men /; manGe Riir3tsn aus Den 6enfsrn uno
bel9dsieten i6 f9per Dur6 ben Sprung. %
tperDen 0srmi6t.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-18
Gemtfcbe Ducbban Dlmn0

SO. 281 Net Drattltr., 3tpti&en 5reoertdltr
uno WarFet Space.
@tae Muspabt ber beftn QD,rfe heutfGsr Qtteratur, 0pltf
Iieb,r, Qieeerbiia IT unb luerbottuuesidrttsr.
pretfen. BHberbIner unp Sussnei3rifen Serlatsbensn
SntaitS. st. blltiGt, 2itbFsropbteen. Bitterbc9en. %api,r,
&%nosIopes. Neeern unb fohittse S&retbmatertcIien gu Der
cIui9fsu preien.
Mgentur
pes 1T. @erbatb'S rseutf6en Bantnotsn G~eporteI$."
ousE pter nnb tn DeutfGlon6 erfGetnenbin 8ettl9rtiten.
Ternsr maiden MIR baS RubIituu ned ~befOncerS aufnlerf-
Jam auf uaiere ret9balttIe
xeibbibIiOtbsf,
enigelltno os neuelten, 8ebts seuft.n eeertc beutlGer Strtft
heulE mte: 9adlanter. o ert6fer, 8teufub, WRitI'dG, Jret
tag Stnpftils. @ustow u. m. Der yreis T Banb lit nur
! Gent per Sae, lnD fessn 6obsr einem sabIrri@em 3uipru@
entseseu
&, Il D. 5euntebaneH,
EttIzA~l 2Sh %. HrdhiG.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-18
e 9S teberercfuun0Oer SaIttmors
81 Mno CbtO Gttenba bn.
Srahts aanD Woffanier. Nnlftae

O%"W' VS." TuWuBu%@ %%u5ktHS~
Die tebeutenten Bef6dtieunsen Der Saba awii9en Sars
perS Eerrp uno Cumberland Wdbrenb be neult6en .5Selt,
3nees fnb nun wieber aus8ebeIert unb bic Bnbn tptrb bon
beute. WUute3 ben 10. aueuft an niebsr In Srbnuns ietn
70 baB
bird Dafaeier- unb GraGt,3 use
ncreen (Dienfas) gum ernen Mal burd Mbpana bes pohe
juses un 8.l5 aRDrsens fir ale Gbetle bes 2sefens miebe-
eefeatrel 32~
0erfenbercpn Grd6t In auen Sbeilen bs gDe4
items Fub bena9ri6tiet bB bic @pnlpasnie Jest dae Nrten
S :adt 3ur a3eiSrberun8 annintrnt unb pOGfdnbtse 8 a r a n
tie gegen 0erlufe bur9 WtItt6r letnet.
VI. . Smith, &ranSpurtmeifer.
6. SO. Gple, Sen &i6ttasent.
& s. g. @netanb,
General. Sra@t- nnb 9alia -ier-Isent, Cant
Mplg8) ben Station.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-18

Gen. Yrentte 1T ben Tfu6 btnnufsesanssn.
@NrfunIaS trtro bnlD Dem SanOel ritperge-
9fben Ietn. Bereits test linO unlsre 2tnien BON
6elena aus tpetter pOrgeridt, unb man bat In
eenonntem Blube etn 6anOelSburenu erSfnet,
UsIass Die um9ssenO .nuf 30 @eilea NIT
BCrr1tben p~er1crgt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-18
Sin @d,i6brMM.

gort, II. Nus. Die Brig Die
pat6 BON NsnIGOttldnb Tilt am Is. .. Mts.
auf NnsoCOR # SGtfbruA. Die Munni&aft
rurDe 1rrettet. 1S
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-18
cbera O,Briens MRSrSsr.

New 3Orf, II. Nusuf. 6enrp Gt!.
ton, elmer Ger NlSrOer SSstf S'8rtsns In
Dem ntuliGeu Nnfruhr, tpurre teute auf stnen
61bsas @Orpus Befsbl Dor bas SbsraeriGt
aebraGt. Der 8sfsbl wurbe fur unsulttg ers
f,6rt unD Der @efunesne rpteOer absefabrt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-18

Baltimore. Is. dug 1865.
que Yerfenen, bte NIT 'tren Steuern FIR bic Sabre 1880,
1ot nno oz TN Nudfanoe tnb, tptrten bterntt bendhrtGttgt,
gag etne 9rcBe Anjobl RehnumSen benz StdctaeOueter ibere
ssSen trrreen itnb. UNI suuA . rtdufe plottiri an tpsrben.
Gue betpetlteten Y%erlenen t9au besbalb better, tuenr lie TIRE
xtlS lctort b~ejoblen, ebe tbntn tpettere Ssfen erwdbien, ba
bic Builder ssf&lOfen perben ntlGen.
n.m MusMfnS ~. %rtce.
(OtWc) ~ a Gtdnfs& cUeftpr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-18
Neue Mm5ei0em.

NJ 9err %. 3tnnerntanm,.. (rel&er f6 sur 3ett trahss
tn gDaibtnetpn auftalt) TT erfu@t, f@ weeen ietnes
Sanees tn Vtraanta m t 5ra. 0Rapce tn Ner Yort tn Bet
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-18
@onOnoSe ouf Gee.

New gOrt, II. Sasui. Der Gapt
Der 8rtaa MCuntntneer beridtst. bnB er am
8. unter 420 Brette unb SO QGn9e etnen
,wetRanOteen bsftteen 6unOnenbunner tSrte.