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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-11-26

rs 1T gum 9cetdrssrn i'd fin niht ms6r Ser.
rim in n,einem 9auis msin 8ino !" Iaats bic Som,
mer,ienratbin mad Dem Tritfif Al i9rsr ~jhnasrtn
Sodtsr. r6aif Su ~tsn,sgft,;. rsth' impsrtins,tc
Srstbeit cislsr @ettsrfslosr Bausrniunas Bate, I'm
Go III ertrcsen, eab 9auline an DEN Gamil,entiiA
fcmme, rne icaar nod MnseIhts Der pcrnstnlsn
Safe. @r ttat IS MIR nm mid gu qualsn uno su
frGnfen unb lh tsi sursm ihrahsn @ater einiu.
ihmsi&eln. ben sr sesen mid auttsst. Mtsr nur &C.
bulb, BirIhhm mir rtum Sir bisb niht psrasl.
len 9Sir batsn ihon msbr iclhsr Ntftm aus Dem
Sauie eeihaht."
rSie Iontsn nit bisiem ater cine 2luanatme ma.
den. tbeueite Mama !" rsriskts Soa ihmaAtmo.-
ST iAsint mir ron einem 1atsrsn Shlase ale BE
Mnesrn, unb gie tiritsn niht 10 lsiht nit itm fer.
tis rsrben. Gr 1T elm tsoentsnosr Wenih. te1e SRA.
ma, Elm trab,er Sslo 4! Sabsn sie niht. nit melher
flalflAsn &ubs er bas Sing nit Vaulin.m rortrahs
te, wie fst uno rubis er nit isinsm iharrsn bnnfsl.
srausn 9uss SIREN Blif ausbislt ? Oas Bate elm
as,rStnliar Msnlh nidt usrmodt uno feline Sc.
ionnsnbsit, &ute unb @iaensfsfisfsit BADEN mir els
ne ,rabre 8sruuosruns atssnStbist."
x&ansdsn ;" rerissts Die 6onmsr,isnrdtbin un'
mu,bis. ~g8as Du nit 70 bchtSnsnosn Namen t'
teaft, oas 1T mir MIR cine ma6lcie Brshbsit uno
l1nusriddnt9eit. 9at man je cine iclds MumoBuns
srlstt, bab Elm Msni4, Der faum cine Naht in un'
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-15
NJ E = A y 6 e.

g wrDow.FGcTUREi-Tlf war has made three thou sand
six hundred and twenty eight rebel widows in Geor-
gia. s-.r..-..,...-;-
Coon PuN.-why is a lovely young lady like
hinge ?-Because she is something to adore.-NesO
Bedford MereRry. ssra r1lG12 7r2i eitJ 13tztT
{. sHAD-owy cuRRENcy PROVED soIID.-A Hartford la
dy, some days since, fnnd quarter eagle gold piece
and plated ri in siad she was dressing.
BIACKsM1THs DIscov RY.--''i once lad very awk-
ward horse TO shoe,'' sid asnih Is and was pun
ishing it very severels to make it stand still. My
shop was just before he Kitchen window, and my
wife, who is kind-hearted woman, came out and
reproved me for my cuad duct to the animal She went
up it, patted it, It stood quiet lamb, and
we could have done an thing with it,
ter, had the paten for printing Bibles in Scot
land, went to an assembly 10 Edinburgh in bright
green suit lEped mp 9TH gold lace. This gay attire
attracted universal attention, and some asked
Lady Wemyss who he s. It's only Young Bible y
replied her ladyship bound in calf, and gil but
not lettered.' Eg-.~5 -EL -ts
You've AsTERIsKs!-l7oys may be thus designated
who attempt to awaken admiration by their skill a,
to risks, the following paragraph explaining how:-
The young idea ST Dundee has found new aud
somewhat dangerous form Of amusement-,the frest
delight being to the railway when trair
is coming up, the hero the minute being the enter
prisiug youth who ventures nearest TO the approach
ing locomotive and hcars greatest risk of beini
killed." f.ta-
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-15
Legal Notice.

NTOTICE is hereby given to Thomas Cl rk, whose
IN residence is not known, that l, administrator
of David Hughes, deceased the Goth day OF June,
1853, fled in the Probate Court in the county of Por
tage and state of Ohio, petition. the object and
prayer "f which is to obtain order of said court
the fourth day of August 1868, for the assignment OF
dover of the widow of said Hughes, in and for the
sale of zeal estate owned sai Hughes at his death,
being the farm which he resided at the time of his
decease, situate in the township OF Palmyra in said
county, being part of lot number fifteen In the fourth
division of lots in said townships tafniug seventy
two acres, more or less. esS2% sSt ~
WILLIAM BROWN, Admir-
of David Hughes, deceased.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-15
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GuaFdiam'S SALE

TN pursuance of an order OF the Probate Court of
Portage County, Ohio, made Cd the goth day of
June, 1863, In the case of .sAlmon s. Dunning,
dian of Everett A. Bristol against" his ward, the
dersigned will the 30th day of July, 1868, be-
tween the hours of 10 A. and fur of that day.
on the premises in Portage County, offer at public
sale the following described real estate, situate in
Portage t,eunty, Ohio, to wit: 15sl k5ts $3.50
The undivided oGe-quarter of the East part of lot
Nos in the south division of lots in said township
called Ravenna, to wit: sixty eight acres frc the
East side of said lot No 8, the dividing line to
parallel with the ne Of said lots the use of the
public to all roads excepted
ALMONS. DUNNING, Guardian
of Everett 4. Bristol.
Rayenna, o., June goth, 1863 jyl-4w
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-15
Legal Notice,

Crylveser willard is hereby notified, that the 18th
. day of June. A. D. 1868, Cathacine Wilyard filed
her petition in the Court of Common Pleas of Portage
County agains, him prasing for divorce and the gus
tody he minor Children Said divorce is prayed for
upon the ground OF adultery committed by said defend
ant, The will be hearing at the of
said Court. BY ALPHoNSO HART.
June IL 6w Atty for petitioner
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-15
DEM )CRAT.
RAVEN MAJ o HI o.
HOW YOUNG S0LDzERS LOOK, re
y p. -3---r- g a le.-rar,gEH1Es -----.- - :

nameless poem + going the rounds, which de-
scrbes what sSoldier's ther'' thinks on the sub
jeet. This is one of tiesversss; sl ss7 ,e7ai9 q
He is twenty, knowi4aud boys younger than he,
In the ranks going by every day we can see; .
And those stronger and prouder, by far have met;
Bnt 1never have seeh you're soldier as yet s''
With so gallant mien or so lefty brow ~
How the and the wind must. have darkened It
nowi
How he will have beei cham ,wh en- he comes from
. the South, 1T5slf5 80 ira34l.-'tf b..f. s5esaz5f4
with his beard shutting out. the sweet smiles of his
mouth -s
And the tremulous beauty, the womanly grace,
VIII be broHzed from he delicate lines of his faco,
Where of late only CHI i'dhood's soft beauty saw,
For he seemed like i'd TIL he went to the warl
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-15
Ravenna LEarble Works.

NV e receiving sood stock of italian and Yer
w mont Marbles. nd as we do not intend TO have
any travelling agents. k wing here has been much dis
satisfaction given by ts ling unacquainted with
styles and and think it-much better for
persons wishing work tn the shop, make their
own selection style, tckness &c.. and save the per
centage OF an agent.
work for all that may ut give us their job, to their
Particular at,ention paid to finishing Monuments and
Tablets for Soldiers
So shop on South Sle of 81 ain Street, few doors
'-S"'' e9' " - '-O - GAGER & FOX.
Ravenna April % 1873. feb.ll-6m
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-15
MvME 81 :.

IA superb article of Black Tea jus received. Aio,
Green Teas, for sale at the -,.,,,,s,,, s,,,,,,x,
April Is. 40 ia 1vv b.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-15
Sale Of Real Estate by Order Of
Court.

DY virtue of an order ard decree of the Probate
d Court Of Portage county, Ohio. will sell the
highest bidder The e3d day Of July,A, 1868, at
o'clock in the afternoon, the premises in Pal
b@ing part of lot No. g. Palmyra township, Portage
County, Ohio, and bounded as follows: Commencing
William Keeps west line seventy three rods
of the center of the town line, the line to north
from that point about % rods thence west to the
ter of the highway thence south about 80 rods thence
east to the place OF beginnings containing 20 of
land be rtain ed by satisfactory survey The
terms made known upon,the day Of saies
ia COB NELL, Administrator
of Caleb Sutton, deceased.
BY A1phonso Hart, his Attorney.
June "a. 4w
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-15
UNITED. STATES q
Express Company.

VlHE UNITED STATES EEt REss COMPANY bsv-
i ing made arraDge,, nts 4h the Atlantic & Great
Western Railway, Ivy tich hey have the exclusive
privilege of forwardne pres Goods on Express Pas
senger Trains hev are e to cIeF residents of RAJ
VIENNA and vicinity bette fac for the forwarding of
Express Goods, far regards time in transit and tar
if raies, than have leen oGered before.
This Company have s nts a5 all the principal stations
on the Atlantic & Greai VesteJH Railway, Erie Railway
and connecting Branch all ds also in all the cities
and towns in the Weste Sta and by their connec
tions with other EXPIRES Con anes in New York City,
they enabled forward Goods to all points N the
Eastern States.
Notss Drafts aud Ace nts collected; Money, Jewelry,
and valuable pacb forwarded with dispatch
Shippers of Butter, tteese and Eggs, will md It TO
their advantage to patror ize tbs line. =.,.,J J -
For rates Of charges ply VIM L. POE, Agent.
Office in the Store of P5t 81 Brother. =
CHAS. A. DEWITT,
-.s.sr tltE-s-tt; . s5-r sEsT !sz Gen'l Supt.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-15

George sprague, Prfl Before j. D. Horton, J. P. of
asyrt,, ys. ,s.> Ravenna as aowpship, Portage
GAID defendant, VI Il. King will take notice that
y the 24b day of Juse, 1863, said Justice of the
Peace issued order of attachment in favor OF satd
platii George Sprague against said defendant, for
the sum of &242 6s Said cause has been continued
until the 18th day OF JULY 1863, at 10 oeloek A M.
GEORGE SPRAGUE, Prf.
July Z 1854 3w
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-15
3 .rol,r, OH III. noathltf,s Estate.

Office is hereby given that the subscriber has been
IN appointed, and qualified Administrative
estate of John Douthitt late of Portage Co, de-
ceased. - Ff5sfsl 4 l5-e 7t5t}Es< #E<S . -,
iyl-3Ws ELIZA A. DOUTHITT.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-15

Enoch M. DouthItt's Estate.
NOTICE is hereby given, thar the undersigned has
IN been appointed and qualified as adminisratrix
the estate of Enoeb M. Douthitt, late of Portage
Co., deceased.
Dated at Edinburg, this Gath day of June. 1863.
jyI-3w* r9,5 T. 81 ELIZA A.DoUTHITT. =
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-15
.-- Also an assortment of
MANILA MATING.

Pain white aud red and white check. Very pretty
much used for carpetng chambers, SC, at the pressn
high prices of wco carpets Call and look at them,
you want something cheap, .ss-s--.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-15
Attachments.

Edward J. Sweeney, PrH,l Before L. 9. stockwell,
VS.. j. r. OF Nelson town.
Reuben Smith, Defendant ships Portage Co., o.
HN the 18th day of June, A. Ia63 said Justice is
Osned a q or,isrof attachment in the above action
for ths sum of hundred and thirty dollars.
EDWARD J. SWEENEY.
Nelson, July 1, 1863. 7-sw
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-15

The Highest Price for,FEf(ges, sslst 44es. .sssliI
= sheep Peits,
saz2a@a "5 4a'7# &4 VIZ D. 0UBtiAsi.
Rayenna, Feb. 9th. 1868. els tf4sa sreaga
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-15
LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice Of Insolvency.

the LIST day of July, AID. 1868 the Probate Court
" Of Portage County declared the estate OF iona
therefore required present their claims against
estate the undersigned for allowance, within
six months from the time above mentioned, or they
NAHUM SMITH, Admir-
Jonathan Shirtlif, deceased.
]. L. tk H. C. Ranney, AtI'ys. tstsyf2YEss
July ID, 1858. 4w
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-15

q wrDow.F2cTURE!-Tife war has made three tho sand
six hundred and twenis eight rebel widows in Geor-
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-15
NEWS AMI BOYS, SUMMER HATS,
in great variety.
g r o & g rie 3.

In great abundance, very small advance We ha We
good stock of Green and Black Teas which will sol
a. low amy one can sell good tea.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-15
SETHo

an tbe most favorable terms, Mems oys and Youths
Eocts and Shoes of all kiuds-an sPacllaliy sele
It orders from those engaged in the trade, for uese
Goods.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-15
penfs an,

Is ali it cost you to write to Mr. Hail. however dis
you may live, and get valuable information sbou
and If you not handy with pen, &c
ol1ne rie nd TO write for you. You money.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-15

Choice of Pianos, Ec.sIsE
Mr.. H is confined to the sale of any particular Pie
amos, any good make in this country
Europe. When it desired, Mr.. H. will give his cusee-
mers benefit of his experence In ihe selection OF p
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-15
Ladies' and Misses Hats.

: . 779-e - "a - -77'-I775I =
r5..s So s. ." Shakers.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-15

e,C0mpetlllon DeSlraDle. f5osEsk
1t is when Instruments and method of doing bus
contrasted with that of many others hat psop
fully appreciate the superiority Of Pianos
Melodeons and is then as sure as the ars
of time.' lssa
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-15

Clergymen, Po,t-Masters, Teachers and others, 8
requested to as agents where are estabishe
liberal lassauce viii he made for sales Esluat
information furnished, however distant
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-15
Be not Deceived.

By cheap Pianos is meant, these advertised at $l5es
Sl75 and S2oe claiming great improvements, warants
for years. md claiming to be better the oad trs
make worth R.3n0 or S40O.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-01
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There ar many under he name ~ es|l'
rot 10 IN quart pounded Of the cheapest ~fsshy -
rom, fon - 10 - cents per gallon, NO '-s's
d,.fli,-l ~ Ans, % t.rlnGcf Seed 49,
us rss. u bittsIs has clascd and w continue 70 cas- !"
long as they -od hundreds die the deain Of me drI
aj - tler th. syssa . 4 2t continuity enaf nc ~
nee cohOc stiu 1T the worst AND inc o.hc s
manor and up, AID IN" result IL Al the nofro
attendant agon dIuuA..1s ns AID desih. L"ahh VI
THEM $3.50. ,,,,., a.. .,.,.. 49,.
FOR to.e who desire ani WILL HAVE sfauof ot'sr, Ss
pub h tie folovn. reo.pf. 90 ONE boiILE o! nUVr
LANDS GERNAN blIIaE, ard mix wita lttE6
QUARTS OF GOOD BRADY OR WHISKY, and the -,
ut wn BE- ~ g1I-on tDas d FAR EACEi 10 neSicinlI
ue. asi 'rs e1c.sHco the hume ous liquor oi'tes
la a. market and wi JOaI Moon LE,S. You Val nave
an ne virtues Of AOOFLANu', blflEhS IN eonieceoo
Nh GOOD article Of luDr = much lees Pfet man oess
nj III urr pas.lloIs VIII clst You.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-01
IAiF, Theological
Urn T,gIrS TURNING.

Oar n-,s.s.d'y humane and r''Iio Union POM ,,hs ~,
.,o,,.n,.a and III y poh .fsl claims and pf'tsns'l
bv the superior virtue 81 fhcr opPo'is "
the ienocrnc moral ard humane position tnhch ~ 3
Eoorr the Nogru candidate lsT Mayor h,d has
" ,nise N protection Cd, bah None 'sh, IN ,ps "a
mon f,ly fu,s,ed "a the 2is chsrr o. Ma'ih'" -'D N
} m verses inclusive. =. -. f,c,.rt AM,
Tins cs.on sppios with cqva orc 10 nHiS eoqutn ''
,,r.ecr e their travels ahfAd lifc 'i,d ON 49,
,~5 ts Christianity vshcNhai thsy iolo,rd "oula nave
ara The oppressed instead Of t. oppressos t'reclNl,
vond ,y h.,s foihorcto CAL the cia" 81 es'g P'i""'
IA lpsutgtion'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-01

NIGHr Boats TO STATEN IsLANp.-1he Cam
s<re,oi 1lr,riiser Of Saturday states on authority
lhat the Staten Island Ferry Company VII pun men
large and comfortable boats no NOrhield and west
Geld a, and 10 o'clock from the Island, and and y
s'clock from this city. The tine has Lot YET been
uamed tor The carrying o.. Of tbs new oirangroAi
but it viii probably be Oh She lst q December.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-01
To the Ckixcns Of the Firh'ecpth and Twenty


I,ory tho .tiicr. to lie ,eiei the coming municipal
election j. Ji,rICE OF rHE PEACE. This cics Is one
smrece wide variety cfsitJ,,t and intimately rslard
b. H.. we1 being II society. ony man OF irrrpo trae
sry.e i .oal he .c.d 10 dcAir.e he duties Of 70
Lco J,s-a.e Tho pae should mover 30 n''r reward io
political ia ss ihc pople mean 10 ahanlon ,ns sl.,
as.ans' 10, ., Cm nu r%n '" RdsaD KELLY
Esq va wears snd is believed hsa borne
,iou . lie ( one Of he ollss, resijsns Of Judicial
District and Enjoys de..rv. greater share Of the
EVICTION or f,vof sd ,he district cannot afford lose the
O..cGt his c,percnc haze hm replaced by stronger
du. any sros.I than Mr. Rely Lar shown he pos
scis.s All
we confidently Pe.cn, him for the 'upses Of our fellow
New ork, November. 1853.
a. ". BRiDfORD. No; 9 Fast snhst.
SMITH CLIFF No. - Wet q, hist
john srEPnfNsOH, No. q last ?7th 81.
JAMES 4. PtNNtHAN, No - East Nth-t:
NM M CURTIS NoYfs No 10 sth-ay.
G. 4. ALvOap, 10. 81 Fat 2l,het-
=. prLAflELD smith; 7; = D i. Attorney
HORACE r. T., p ,ria Nc g.. 81 W. WI s'''
il. y. fhULkNEa: No io5 f.,s aNlr',
n nSi T. Oh No. 81 East 5stl.,t.
NJ Mt j. H roHfN rs g. 2 lf tx ES isi.
sls6 N r NAN No. 100 saa1ths t.
Or J. r. EVANS, No il1 MsdiIonav.
GrO W MoRRisoN. No. 81 West 35thsh
JOHN Gtl.I, No. lul East 21sh -
EIFIs n. ANDREWS. No. 10 Nest sd -.
ALFRED WINDSOR No. 81 LexingfopW
JOHN TtNuRE, no 81 ieging'on.sy.
WM. II. TAYLOR. No. i3i Eas. 1osh At.
IT, HOLMAN. No. 3s7 ~ av
FRED =. TALLMADGf, No. 2fT ID Az.
]. A. FkAStE, No. - East 2ith's'.
u. ROBBlSs, No lg3 Lexington "
Il. u. ArTFRBLHI, No. 20 PeIk av.
ID. d. T. MARSHALL, NO. l!J last Dthd-
John H. sUFRV Dob, No. 81 West stir'.
CFRAHDIIS POST. No. 10 Eat 2Jf st.
H. j. n. DALEY. No l2i Lrpinftonav
CHARLES ~ SMITH No. ~ Lat 2tih-st
y. :. BOLLEs, 10 it Eat ltihst
IL C. SEWARD No. 20l tast isth-si. 80,
siWIfEL n sPFILMhS, No. i9l East :o,h st.
JOHN FALCONEK. No. 1853 fast i3htI
LANES DIACK No. n Fast lItirst
M Wu RoNHISs No 81 Ie,irr,opsv.. enj oih.ra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-01

MOT ALCOHOLIC.
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
VEGETABLE EXTRACT.
A PURE TONIC.
DOCTOR EOOFLANDs
GERMAN BITTEES.
pr'pered BY
On. c. NJ JACKSON, Philade'riis Pa, ~
WILL rTyrcguALLY orSa r
LIVER COMPLAINT
DYSPEPSIA. and
JAUsDlcR
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASES on
THE KIDNEYS, AND ALL DISEASES
ARISING FROM A DIsORDERED
LIVER OR STOMACH
ssCousips-
Ton, Inward
Pals, Fsllness Of
Blooj - the Head, Acidiy
Of the Stomach, .,aases, Heart
bum, Di,gisi lor Food, Fuilness or
Weigh. In the Stomach, Sour Erncts,.ers,
Sinking or Fluvennza q. ,Le PIT of the Sson,s.h,
Flpcrirg tho Hear Choking suao,ssing senss.ens
when IN lying po.tare. D,aness Of ysion Dots
Web. before tho Sga,, Fever and Dali Pan IN
he Head Dof.c1-y of Precipitation, Ye..
scwness Of the stia and Eyss Pain in
the Side Bach, Chest, Limbs ne,
Sudden ias.cs Of Heat,
burning "a the Flesh,
Co,latr, iusasin-
Ia. ol Evil,
Great Depression Of Spd:A
And VII. positively prsycrt FELLOW FEVER HiLIous
FLYER, le
They contain
80 ALCOHOL Or BAD WHISKY
They ". tie above diseases in u,resyplre col
OF hundred.
DO YOU WANT soAE.HING TO STRENGTHEN
YOUi
DO YOU WANT A coon APPRTITEi
DO YOU WAIT TO BUlLD UP YOUR coEsTTu-
TTOSl
Do YOU WANT TO IEEL WELT
DO YOU VAST 10 OEI RID OF NEEycU.sESst
10 YOU WANT ENEaDTl
Do VOC WANT 10 SLEEP WELT
Do You WANT A BRISK And VIGOROUS FDELISGi
II Won a, 30 UoO4LAND's GERMAN BIITERs
from tie Rev j. Neson srown D. D., Editor u the EIcy.
cl.pedla of H. i-ious kno~ledss.
AiL01h ll.p0srd recommend Pctsnt kett
cne iu E,nrfsi through dtrst OF their zreten's md
elrefs set knsw s.iirn. ny may n0
f. 90 The be1 - be beses An to have rscsec hsn
simple Preparation Ia -, aoe that he IaJ ti0. or'roas
j. Pho benefit 0fo'afre.
o. thi. nirr, readily rood rloossnds Conan BIZ
rs prepared by Dr. G. H. sto- u ts city bec,.se us
pr .uirc ,sai lr yesrs. under the aDres.e
snst obey caify e0s.ic mixture I'm ianeotef 70
nd koDer sAceui1sr go, tor the removal % iaspe
ad-c proper tests lr cnccuEaseuent 70 ny u.s
~ s1rf.s foIn Esd long continued GeeiAy The
s,s o -s- D.tis uts.s Al the beginning OF The PRIV
car followed ~ eyla u. Eei'i and r-tof Aon 70
Acs zee bodily cad E.la' which bad nos w. ffnx
nsats before had espAcd Of r.saininz There
!, thank God and M dfeC.ins 30 70 t1e use
.lsI. = NJ" AVN pnS"'"
Phlsi,lghl., Jgn. %, lei.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-01

CITIZENS ASSOCIATION EI0HTErSTH WARD"

CITIZENS ASSOCIATION EIGHTEENTH WARD"
a communication APPEARED In TIE Es'EfEo Psi '.ih
ne. lined BY committee ~ the Mon Asf0ciato Of Ne
XVilItb Mad cudsayogns 20 show TIA, tue tfSer'
Annexation ~ Nard w0ud snislsre thsh pcposi
ton 10 ard form -se' r mum ral onrtf 70 20 a.
ported 81 to election 90 faAe rlsce IT, Hccs,ntsf
The Ct1~n, Association 90 The A'Allih " ara W. %
"a 1ea uidl 4olu pledge aioftsl GO Hseis = The en-
yens of dat ard ltt a. te hs- t4'se, fnrf +h az
and 13ist Oct o. l0ol " % iaPp0f val aoss.i J1hYs
aad ge,nf hcs. m ~ ~ eireff gAos 80 "Afa "ff
specfite n thar ys.iiiel! o,,iH4lns gfpi.tsfrI'
10 cary the abo.o psdss into ci an bH'eaisc Commit
to- eonased fefrcscltafgcs sach disilt - IT,
Ws-d a. pointed. 10 DO e-.cnts II drie nin -
g. sn!nte with II Ito political r.rns. N .5itieacr h
to vat re.'osbo tine TO lcafl wAeiaer they N0ad Hi'
! fa'isf4lfory uouaneticla
The Executive Couinifc. never waited open ~ rr)
committee empowered - he mon Uncut ono. ths oit
Nsrd' to make nonna and 10 boil co''ifnos
would have Idle and ai.lfF cspcsAy as as
f,frsoue conclusion hot ihe grtf iur1nbrni ef Alderman
VS. 10 be fsuouIua'etr apstau Which ne Nstfsas
AsscAion o. tie i.ih Hsf4' wuld tocfse, noin IL
ln3r edge 81 te pet ~ a c9er q hat s'ai'na AZ
s1Wu by journal ~ tic Board ri Alderman u Dcns e.
lrely inc5n.i.'cn. with che :, d. 80 81 ssap'cd
Believing obs is ol.s 0ss alon Ai,t ihe innuie
rr g3gs.lnerf &C fis ry De- HlffrefN flgura AID
non every Wy detIlb.e placed they therefore car
uc.fy rpreal ID a good cf-is rPoT' ih ilpfci'
witch WIN become Fcrcs.l md Isfnaneni ossHi1Ai'l
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Thebids OF the German Savings Bank which inclldci
The whole SUN required were tie highest and we're
consequently accepted. The average premium oHefed
In the accep:ed bids for this loan j. = per cent.
The loans hitherto called for aud oDtaged on account
rftle new Court House loot up $1,000 30 Ihat TIE
total now All cunts - 81 10000.
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TWENTIETH WARD GEgMAY REPUBLICAN

TWENTIETH WARD GrgMAY RRPU BLlCAN
CLuB-A special meeting wo' he'd on Saturday even
,pg st headquarters. Kromn's No. l@ Wet ILL!
third street. T.. j. Lang in &c Chair. and j. Hni.a
acting as Secretary protein. series Of resolutions
indorsng Ori-on Blunt Tor Mayor, Judge punc+enDlsA
foI Polirs Justiee william Strrrift lor Councilman.
james L. HASTE for School Commissioner. Ado.pArs I.
Rau Il Street Inspector John r. Williams ana stephen
g. Searls Tor Trustee. were adopted WIN Atcal"li"n