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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-17
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After having played,On the Pianos Of Messrs Enabo
Co., it is impossible not to bear testimony to their
qualities, which have acquired for them the eminent
reputation which they enjoy. Tbs Pianos Of their
manufscture, which have played, are exceedinR-
y remarkable for their qualities Of TOaE The Bass
Is powerful, without harshness and the upper nOtea
sweet clear and harmoniously mellow, (ehrystilian,l
and do not hesitate 10 express in regard to these in
they equal il not superior 20 the best manrfac.
tured in EurOpe this country By the most ceebra-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-17

.,sos ti.o many certificates Of the excellence and
merits OF these Pianos, would refer to the follow
ng:- .a.... ....-... .. ......
MR. W. KEABE, Baltimore, Dear Sir ~ have great
pleasure in certifying that have tried you square
ila this country. Among their great qualities which
distinguish them is the eyenness Of tome the agree
able and sasy touch, and volume Of tone. Wi8hing
you all the success you 50 highly deserve,
Nl lam, Sir, yours very truly,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-17

Trains Win rue
" ND
.InsoO A y ia -- ,r2AIE-stoPFins Hs
Winougbby. SIS zsllie, Geneva, Ashnbuit.
Oonnoaut ana HIrnrd only, and arrive At kriea
I:23P.H: Dunkirkat 3.f3 P.N; Buffalo at 5.lgF.H.
400 P. M.-CiNClnNArI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. az
Paine5Tlle, Ashlabula and Girard only, and ar
riyes at Erie 7.l9 P NJ Dunllirk 5.58 P. u; BuaG.
10 1910 P. N.
G:OP.1.-MAIL AND DAOOOMMODATIOH TRAIN
stopping at all stations and arrives at Erie at
8:25 P. n. HH
9:45 ?. KNIGHT EXPRESS TBAIH-stOppfnE a.
PEiuesTille, Aahtabula and 9irard only, AID ar
Eives at Erie at l1s A. y; Dunkirk G55 A. H.
Budalo l:20 Ak. Ic
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CONNECTIONS
snelbT-s9ndusky, Mansfald 4 Newark Railroad, iof
r.7 44ansneAd, Mt. Vernon Newark Zane
Ors5tina- tsburghs Fort Wayne Chicago Rat
road crest, Upper sandu5ky. DslphoE "A.
ma Fort Wayne, Laporte, Chicagog ttcl-
vest and Eastsor Manaheld, Wooster, Me5.
Iillons &C.
Grafton and Bslieiontine Railroad Line for Msr.h.
Bellefontaines Sidney, Uuion, Muneis, u.
dianaPolis, Terre Haute, Vincennes, EVan5
Vile LouisTille, Cairo, st. Louis, 20.
DelaWare-With Springfield branch for Springfield.
Oolumb mbus-Ldttle Miami q Columbus, and Xenia
katlro9d, for 4enia, Dayton indianapolis,
Ierre HGute, St. Louis, Morrow, LoTeland,
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio Z ll s.
8issippi Railroad 2 Cincinnati for Louisville
. Evansville Cairo, st. Louis, and all POint5
on the Ohio river. m
Oolumb bu5-Central Ohio Raj road for Newark Zans7,
Villes Mheeling, SC; Columbus, Piqda
Indiana Railroad for Piqua, Urbana, &c
- For Tickets % all points and inform ation O.
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mr. aEo A. B1ELoW These noble INSTRUMENTS
poses4 Immense resources Of power and expression.
me bsS Is aonorous and grand the middle register,
rich and symp pathetioi while tho high notes are brill
liant, clcor and pure ns silver bells
fTbe scale Is even without single faw; the sstion
IL smooth and marvolOusy eesy and the pedal eneos
thq finest Of which tho Pianotorto is susceptible
In a word, Enabe's Pianos worthy OF the great
sst -tists and capable Of rendering the finest
compcsitions known IN this realm OF Art.
NS1F ELIZA SHEPHERD,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-17
KNABES PIANOS. d D 60
WE ~
GEO. A. BARLOW, Agent,
No. 8 RuClld-st., Cleveland, Chic,
Keeps constantly on hand a larg, su.o-t,,S-4, -
P i A N % Isl.

P I A n 0 S,
From the celebrated manufsctorv or WIN KNAHE
= CO. baltimore. These Pianos have the full iron
iramei oFerstrung bass, and all the latest Improve
msns snd tor volume and evenness OF tome easy and
agreeable action durability, and fnish are superior
% any other manufacture. All intending to get a
nurcasPs P IssilU = srFantodI IOF flTo 1eaFSs
And the privilas Of Exchange given at any time with
q six month
OLD PIANO SlD MEL0DEOHS TAKEH IN ENCHAHG
ALSO-ON HAND,
kslodsoas, Snail LBstTiRseBts, StFin95, &c
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-17

To Msssrs. VIZ KNABE & o., Baltimors:-I cam
nnt but congratulate you upon the mmeuse progress
auti I'm proyements which you continually make on
Toua' Pianos, which in my opinion, rank among the
VeFy best In the country. NJ STRAKOSOH. f
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-17

Teaouaf u Music Cleveland female seminar
q A BAsLe1g. lear Sir:-it gives me much pleas
rre 10 se aha t. ~ that consider kuahe's Piano
be usst bot Ia u6iuLle Rnd 5Weef fness, which have
tver pi9vsd tr5ou otter IN America or Europe
Tbe3s rs ops-Eto gitls hCtter eneot than IN any
otherfn frrvsiepts: end d. net buabss motto may
fr1i,- n, 1sFzSlis56r y Ssrs. o. 8. DOUGLAS
Tsaohts' - Music, Cleveland.
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NLEVELAND 8 TOLEDO &. B
sUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

Connections arsIaads At MonroeTillo with the San.
duskY, Mansfield Newark Z. B., at Clyde with the
sandugky, Dayton q Cincinnati b. R., at Fremont
with Fremont Indiana i. B., sud. e IoledO with
tho Michigan Southern 3 Northern Indiank and To-
iedo Wabash Railroads for Chicago DetToit JACK
sou, Furt Wayne, LoganspCrt, Lafsyette Caro- Al
ton, St. Louis and AL points West, Northwest ana
Southwest. --s.stalss-zssl -.
West at ESQ A. n, $50 ?. n, and g:2s p n. From
SanduskY at 9:25 A. n. l.. ID. HUUhEEB hupt
Cleveland, April 20 1853
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-17

PROT h. j. HoTHNAGLE, Teacher q Music IN me
Ohio Stnts Jiind AsyiH yg-itss - Afe,' exam y
/ Gnhesitatfugiy prOuouaos theTa superior $ Sny
haze soen Thsir tome is graad and noble; theJ lte
grezt cpacity for Sustaining tae sound; and tsail
volume OF tone power have never heard eXcelled
They combine win ne touch, eu7th. BFeetness pf
tone, purity and durability" 4
ttrhnf tfs Kuabc Piano i8 superior 70 al oeherl
-. = - fhis ssa1rtry brtitEioJs s-eotzssa. and
VOume Of tou needs only TO be heard 20 convince 10
| Ebs fact ~ StEss Journal, Columbus, Ohio
anvIs.RgT
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1tLEVELAND 4 ERIE &. :.


o. .9s .lsis ,s N Msas 1si 18th. l''a F.ses.'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-17

sfr- g. A. BARLOW, Dear Sir:-It gives me pleasure
"a Eras shst consider the knRbe Piano equal 70 any
~ gr4rior - most Instruments made in this conn
trV esusgialy IN richness and volume 01 tone.
Hsrnr .-ssd ore OF the same for ten or more hours
OF aah Ja7 Tor years, feel confident II recon-
rusndiz them to el who are unncl uanted with tneiE
dsgrest qusiis,os. I an, Respectfully your,
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@: + 2

bebetn tas elm senber Gei unb en eeIbpr 85rser bic
nrtben i9en Grfprternie sur ereli0en ludlelistcit
nb a Sbne tee irb Die 0eiie ttS 2ebans CUR trauget
p9erabrt. Die Muelbtfu teS geb n8 retnfern li ue.
li uno bic eeIe wrO ererifen bon @erSrcune tnb
lanOHftcn Setra6tunser, tnB uuS bic 8reuoen trede
&cpere eeneeen rerpeigert inb.
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e8 oibt plee umifcn6e unb nntebeutenbe 0ladiaIber
welde I'D, aS 2er; grben unb @r. lcbntDnS Anfln
tgun9en epsiien 5bubidet, Steelwt9ier Spmpenpuser
QeEsn unrot eben gStlienlba ber ebi3n, nte.
brighten Bernie pitmeten; id iss 'e9endbi8 setlbete
Ner3t ultren re liner a6rensn n6 ntts Urges Abnen
der gBee in Tire Ndnee fcnen eertne Gdsen rlint-
rem gr. SDtntpn bI beBbdlb fur npthrenotg, sn
tpdbnen 6efenter8 fir SpIGe reid nit tine ufe unGe-
fannt inb fas feline 3esaubtapn9 rner DplOme bedubie
In Ietner SoIfce Iisoeu.
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Motb, 9ESei6 mnS Blatt.
(stmsritauii9c SOIfsBpmne a6eristt Spn 6. espI'

eritauiI6e SDIfsBpmne, ii5sriett Srn 6. eeSIe.I
8 Columbia, BIT Derte cst Wters,
Ou 6etmotb Der 8rapsn uno Gret'n!
Die Wett apllt btr 9lGtung u. &bre,
Die Ser3en Der gbsln ltnb betn.
Dstn 6e!sruf fam 5elDen erlpedsn,
Wenn 3tttert petn prGHttaer Sau,
Detn Banner GrDtsrer f1rsGsn
Das berrltte @ptb, gBstB nno Slau!
gBenn Der Srisg Detne Stoaisn psrbetret
lnb Nufrubr ralf rings I'm nnS bfr;
Die Nr&e Der Gretbeit, tie fGbret
Dun FGer burG's Iti1rmsnoe Meer.
Nylit ben 0orbeern oss Ste9eS befrGn3et
8rdet aold ite tbr Sanuer 5ur SAnn,
Oitt ben Stsrnen 70 sOlDsn umsldr3st
1mfOiisn son SOtb, @stb nno SInn !
Republit mno l1ntDn Iet fiir trisn1er
@Ulumbta, beiu Stul3 uno betn Gtiid.
Der &rau3 beines 9tubms irslte ntntr'sts
Rein Stern tret' erbleiGenb 3urii6!
Sreu einer pem Nnbern ergeben,
@tcG, Sober bet 3uFunft rertran!
Dds 6eer unb bic Glutte icl leben,
Dret 6p&s mnler'm 8ptb, WetB u, Slaa!
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Sraanti1s G1w1Ge

urb nnoers8li3 6telt nnb BITE Spe Strait petsr serge
Bic @be unb Madfpmmenitd nnm60lif mdft tfspit tas
2DcS Derer, BITE tbren Set eni@afte nbeOanen Stnen
nse 2ente iinb ;u leid 3u Iusl6we n9en senets met
Strturen Nieberibldsen TIM Sdrn Stein urb onbere IT,
aten entiebsn fam, p II fe eo netntbeil cine SrIse
tes NstrhudeS Der ebelfen Stedne Vper dber mtl Is
ausnen ta rte rn ber @rsusuns eter Dtnen uers-
rem mtrh bic m bemlt6en 2afern eseten GlS rSn Deatn
BE ta reiie ftnb
g Sfftee: go. Silb.E b.ErebertdRr. :,
fteben T6irtn BON 8alttmrrefr., GitliAe Sstte,
bte Stufen bInauf,
N1dn merle f Ndne,t une Sdu8nuitner, BENT unrifen-
be no truserNe @a9mder bur4trebene unb 9ewtAenlDe
Quddalber, Sutftderr SttefelWt6er, Straeenrentser
unb 9anpenpuber II. II. nennen B reeelm0Bse Mer5te
unb lauern dn9sOeen bpu Or. 5pbnDn u In Der gafe
R8. Ale Blteie mliien etnen 9Df-Stamp entbalten.
Cine 6siInn9 Ia 2 Gageu auaefaert.
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8sfoubsrs at bad 4en 4!

Or. Sptnrn bistet alien Denen feue 5ilfe a rede fd
b1r9 iNl@e ge9eime uno uunatrltd @et unb &rrper
orenee r bic Nr6stt bte 6eeufhae unb bte unfdtt9
matenhe 2aife oel6nidt tabeat. b ~
pier no etntae rer rdursen unb etldSensSertben Sol
gen ecc fruben @eprhnbeiten res yafers Sdn DE I'm R
iitS @ertuf Ser 9tu ferd SsrsflDpien bSfe urube
Wasenidpi6c unrrbnuna FER 8ereauuns8 SreGne GGse.
netne &nttTdftuns, SpmptOme Ger S9wtnbi1nt,
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Oie 0clitc @OuGIme.
Gtne @'ei6t9te bDm Sranffurter S6nsenfeIte.
Bon 5rant b. @lGins
(Tprtieeune.)

lScrtlesung) -a
Die Trau &cnlul riimpfte 3tpar berna6
Die yt1Ie oorit6er, paB en Baron cine d..
lcnreSterfneipe am 6riebbereer Tbore i6rer
et9enen @eIeuI Idaft unD berieniaen MaItpi
nsnS pcr3iebe, allein Der 6err GcnIul meinte,
oa8 lei etmaS gang notIrli6es, benn unter
oen Sdbten Ieten alle StGnre pertreteu,
unb rie grc6en Sdle III ben @a1fbSfen nun
nt9t 3u babeu, AUDI &a6e unb Seller tul
S9wonen poer lluipn Sctel ni6t fit ieber.
mann8 8Grle e.idptusli9. Der 6err
3on1ul 9tng nun aud III fein @ouee, UNI
nod etmd8 neue8 itter ba8 6eit 5u erfdbren
fam leoo4 balb mieber unD fidtltd persnast
mad 6aule.
Gmi'ie! Srau rief er; Malpine! er 1T
ein rtAti9er Baron! Sstn 8ater 1T etuer
Der GGdlten 8ean1ten in GGmaten uno 8e=
l'Ber etnes 9fttter9uts. Die fSamilie ift
'ebr 9eadtet SD weiB nun aQes, unb mein
pbplicsncn iIGer Snitiuft Fat mid btesmal
nidt setGuldt.
Son wenl lpridft Du benn, E6ecpbil ?
fru9te Die 8rau Gonlul unb that al8 perltebe
lie tbren @atten gar nidt
A9, 0unm' 3eu9 BON tpen tperb' id
reoen, ais bon unierm @aft. bent 6erru
SarDn y. Sdwert ? - Walwinde, Seal
wtnae! mer tpeiB, ob oaraus ni6t nod
ettp1s tptro? Benn utdn feline Sun9fern
bat, 70 tan3t man nit WamIellea, un6 ipeun
On tsinen 9rafen befOmmh, 10 reidt es
ptelleift mod 3u eiuem Barton nno Sitter
gutsbeiiber!
Naalwtne errTtbete unb itellte ft9 iiber
Bapa'S Sder3 iebr unseGalten; in ibrem
5er5en aber 9eltanc ite ii4. baB Der i6nude
Serr y. S9wert bpd nod bablGer unb EN-
neRmencer Jet. ale lener Gjrof, mn nn6 nm
eiutee Sabre finger
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Gurce Q3ute.

tte b bur bemltde Qafr 8eidwdt taben Sic s fc oft
bon bpen Qeuen Cber tn Der Sue ernen unb beren Sol
gen e annddtli4 ipren ielbH i'm SGlae burb 9pIuttp
men, Sie wenn rnsethet bic @be nnOsttd MAIDEN unb
S6rper Cei crfBren lpa ten orrt he n6his.m Att
te ttun. Scle @errnen eu beprr e eintreten In tie
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0errenflet0er'QDen
xseffsSrattfarase Rp. ass unS ssa1

SefsRrattftrdke $40 36S nnb 858K.
Wfeineu see6rten Greurben unb benz 4ubIitum made
i& 6ierit bic In3c9e, bas b bas pn felt 9abren an
beiem tase etablirte @eiGft ibernprmen babe b be4
fdnbis einrei66alt9es Eager BON Snen nrib aeorbei
teen Serentlebern neuee Tacon ;u ben bi9fen 8retz
fen boerGtbiS 6aten unb and plGe auf 8eeuno onfer.
ti9en oerbe. Stoe fir BinerrSde unS SpienSeuae in
allen Sprten unb gu aen G}reen. - Serner cine Guss
pa6l 0fesen4ire StSde &C., icpie ale in beies sSo&
einIbInsen6e artiteI.
SBr Gle SefeGfunseu tuerben prompt binis uub in
turaefer fsrif onSefertiSt tperben.
....aa ..:...... y. 6. Safer.
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Sr. q nhnifntt

Naltet bes t6nielen GDe8iums ter QDunbdrte In QCn-
@rdbutrtr eireS erite p3iuti6en @0IeSien
@er Staate Der 96Ft 3tetl feines 2ebens in ben
Sefp lerm 2rabrI, pars, 0bifnbetpbtd oberen
Stden 3use6rad bat eint9 cer number baen Setlunaen
ooaenbet Upn &c tie @ef9idte rer s6ijn weB. lla
sdbse Qetrente bic an Sbrenauien erpbt un6 anber'n
8ranf6eten tten ipe !. 9. aud, bte bet pl0sten Sc.
riuden s spr erireden Sic errStbs' tsi oerinoen
&Ietnefeiten II. + Murber augeGblidl1 9ebetlt.
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Der Ibenb mar I9Dn iebr bDrserndt, unb
bic SafDbi'Ide Weinlfube bi@t beleet BON
@dlten, dls Naul @raf boielbft eintrat unb
erlt na9 etnigem Suden pe8 SberfSrIferS
gema6r lpuroe, tpelder in einer entleaenen
Gfe einSefeilt I1B unb In lebb1ftem @eiprGd
nit elmer @rnppe @9fbtn beoriffen mar
Der 9olOne Hieritetner, ter ppr tbuen in
uen NGmern bltntte, bate bic 3ungen 9ez
tElt, uno bte S6iisen, oeren bier aus alien
nS9lihsn beutIden @auen rerIdmmelt wa
ren, 1tteben NIT einanber all auf bic ceutIbe
@tnbeit, auf rdS etnise tpsbr6afte Saterlano
uub Ieine 6eloen an @eiit unb S6lperte.
unD munder fiibne, cute @ebanfe sins ppr
Wuno 5u Muao. Wt1n trant Iogor auf oo8 8
finftise beutIde Narlament8beer, ba8 mon
lid mebr rber ipeniser al8 aus beut1&en
ShiiBen heItebenb oaGte. Mau f9srate
uno ladte, er3Gblte ltd Die Nbenteuer unr
Srlebnile auf Ger Serretie, tie freunoli9eI
8eBriibunqen unb @liidwiinlde bic man
oeinabe uuf ieoer Stoticn zen gum sSefte
,iebenben GGiiben mitoeoeben uno ben
9er5lihen Willfomnt, rer alien GautenfeIt,
3GIfen bier In 6routfurt Seworoen.
Metuer 2reu rtei Gin begciferter Sa1Ie.
ser crit ant Ib'nb nit benz srpeen 3uee be-,
8apern uno 9proler ongetcmnlen mar bei
smpfan9 pelGer Nn8 3u Tbeil wuroe, bat
md, bic 3u TbrGnen 9crabrt! Oas mar ein
JubeI unO 5er3en, elm umarmen uno San
oebriiden ppn Seilen Der Grautfurter l9pn
luf benz 8abnbpfe, RAP ib mir fasen muBte:
Elm iptdeS 6eIt fonn nur in DeutIdlant
5elin9eu ba8 beutIde 0emittb alleiu lift
fiir Iolde Stimmunsen empfdngli& !-l1ur
nun eft bic Ser5ltdfeit uno @emittblidfett
oea Gmrfans8 in unlersn Quartteren N9
oa8 mar bod gar gu i6eene = beinabe 10
riel fir MIDI! SD bin BET elmer Wittpe aus
oem Mittelaano einqrartiert, ober Gle Trau
uno ih1e beiren errpadienen TGfter Iinr
DON eil1er QietenSpitrpi9feit uno @emiitb-
l'dfeit, n'ie td ite nidt bel nnS int Dresden
finbe!
Sa, ba8 muB man ben 6rautfurterinnen
nadritbme,1 - lieben8witroig unb 9eniitbz
lid iinb lie rief Elm GROCER LANCER Sdate
nit elmer @labe unb einem blpnoen, tbeiI-
peiIe iGcn grouen 8urt, ben Iein Oialeft ais
einen sr1ten S9lpuben srfennen lief; Iinb
fte au@ I'm GG9emeinen nidt 10 bibI6 unb
rOFs pie unlere Characterization, 10 baben
iie Dor bieIen bpG 70 bel Nnmutb unb Iaft,
ip piel lieblt9 SdoItbafteS uno NnI9nlie
seate8 pcrous, elm foldeS Giemii6l bon
9rDBffdbttl4ent 9lt uno beritider Naipetdt,
BON @trtbidaftlt bteit unO 9tnlfaao, bas i'd
aud pDn ieber fir 1te idwdrne
Da bait Ou tppbl AUDI cine redt freunbs
lide Wirtbin III Deinenl Quartier, @dna
be2 mie? fraSte ett1 Nieoerrbsiner.
Sid, cine re4t hiibi6e, reide nnb ele>
gunte Wirtbin = ih Bat Irgar bier tEr
Bib en- medallion! III
Dpnnermetter, Dn bift fed, Sdwube !!
erit etlid1e Stunben int Auartier nnb thon
10 melt gBann baS Define Srdu 81 SauIe
ipnEte rtef Der @Lbe> felber.
s ia. er ptab1t wCbl nur bonllt J rel
bsr Dresbner; er fol- NAL bds Bib get
gen ....
See, nur feene Snbisfreti&iDn nt4tl iaSte
Elm Mfa8bebur8er, gr9 q
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DR.. Johnston,
Ssr etn3t8e Ir5t, rsIGer au)etBt.
more eOd=S Spfptta1.
3ur llntsrb$aduns BET auad1alberet etabltrt.
Der etustsr Dlab tn Der gBelt, 100 itasre
IGneQe unb 9riapltGe Guren tn
aebeimen aranf6etten

eerdd tpetter, as ia no: 3eusuns @Goa&e
IN eem @aden unO BEN @eOern @niinbnnsen Der Nisren
senftpade, glatstef Webersei&lagenbeit 9erfanbe8-
&wade Serstlppfen Sibtern6ett 3ittsrn, Nusenl&pae
S6wtntel, pp4mers, Gnt5inbung hes 6aes, Der Nais,
Der 2unee, bes RaeenS Der @tnQee6e unb aaer jener
ebl, be bon aeucn g'betmsn gepotuts ten Der suee
pelte tbrsn Spfern seflbrler ub ais Der trenen &C.
5etis gebet srbfn, hre slansenben pfnungen rernt-
ten @dwde ter Contribution herpnr6rineen 6te @tc us
mS0td MAIDEN unb ;uest cen GBrper unb Stnn erfSren.
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0sfGhrliAe Grdnfkeit.

gDenn bar irre8elettes unu8e Singing ausfnbet baF
ct ben &en oeiet @mer6aen Tranftett I'M G ansenOn-
fub ore bic 5urtbt ppr &tbeGunj bn abfbrsdt td an
ene ;u menben au melde 5egs tbr @rStebua unb
>paret Ianse b biz Sgppmt pifIe8 dredlidn ebrls,
Wie j. Q. en nit @eGw en- entSunfe!cs Tele etne b6ie
gaie G@mer5 I'm ipp uub In ben @littern Nbgabme les
@elts Goubbett, Ausw die ber aut &lpten ben 8ri-
men Armsn Ttnneu int @e'te unS alt ben Grtrenita,
ten f9 ssigen we fann bise lebel nit elmer dreGl@en
SdTeatsett eor b 4rstten us sulegt ber Gaumen nnb
belt eiu @eantanb res ittets irb unb Sob ieinen
i@retlen 9eiben baturm Elm Gnbe maG bdR Ct ton na
tenent &anoe qrtngt fen Reeneer 3urifebrt
@S tit cine trdurt8e Sta ate baS ueute bteer frrt,
barren Srantee gum Over ialen in Scae Der lnsei tds
ldeit unDtlenee 9rdbier rel@e bur 4uweuoung ieneS
toetlten 0tes res Ate turS bic Gcnitupn nernten uS
ben &ef bss HetenS in Elm ctenbes Oafin perpaubeln.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-06
&n 1ltnEc

tpeIer Bic Selung eepden Srdntb, item dnsetB Setne
g1ttel unb Sebaneung ito caen pneeren sdntd unbs-
fannt gr Z beransettet bon etnein sefen wede9 er TIT
beu 1rSEtu SDpitGern gurrpdS un6 fem ren oiees Qo-
bes ;b dte, ndmlt6 @nehnt, Rrdnfr:i4 unb tn rem
Wr6feu ccn Thiidbtipttd Il ~ no er bat ee eus ebetns
tere Drdris ais due dnberet &er3te 6tr gtlt. - n
Der pel6er iid Der gege tes Or. Spbnpn Eeirt abt
fdnn f Uertrduen tne Gbre ais Nednn nnb ietue Sc
fG dlt6feit ale Nr5t.
fh3- Nfffc.: SO. g III. .Trebert6HtdSe,N NrfeR
Ssnb BON Sdlttmcrtfr., neben ber ,,2Lrbeiterh0ne"
5anttrantbetten tuerbeh fNneII eetetIt.
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0etRt9

D i6redbt@en g8iruneen te8 9dterS nb tbr 8u flr4.
ten. @erlu beS @ebabtnes @er~trrun9 fer Sbeen Sc
brudtbet Ser @ehesftafte kS Mtnun9en Nbneisun9
her @eieudaft, udt d6 @namtee, gRiftrane1 9eeen
t& ieltf 8uhtiamfett II. |. m. ne etse Der i6limmen
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SunGe Wduner,

beicuters wehe tie Spfer neS sebemcn 2drs sewpree
nb puS idrlid 70 biele Gdulen6e in en 5u frbeS Grab
reiB weide tu, bre ertabenen Galente enttdeIten
WerfdneeSfafte NIT tem Sensr Der 0erettamte ben ST.
nat begetert uo eer 9er bedbernte 26ne epft baben
fp1rten mDeen iitb init pplem @ertrauen nnber.
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gegbtiratbfte Weviunen,

pter ScIde, nelte I'D au rerheiratben bedbftsen unt m
pbptf9er Spd1e pber enes Gnceren Sube ni1eS tepus
fnb, p1ten unpera9lid) Or. Scbntpn 8atbe ;teben
2ae 1neerni1e gessn hte @be phpIe poer eetae 3ers
rIttens, &eStarts Der ge tsn 3tern nb @drdde Oper
f9SPnns ber frtfltbiten grt rrerben 6nel tarrt.
Derienise welder h per 8ebdnbiuns unb Nurprse rpn
Dr. Spbnfpn untereh fann ibn ais etne G6renntanne
Dtne 8urtt m anoertrauen unb acsrdh ouf etne drsts
tide GeIdtfltdfett berloier, '-se'
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lirtfe;f ber WreTe.

Die ptele &auiente nelte w6treub ter esen e6er;ebr
Sabre 1T bic Nfalt tdrirt ZEN unS bic Meuge mid
tiger nunbdr3tden NWrd tpnen, wele Or. ScbnfO
fIbrte benen bic 3eturgs Rapprrteure o cle dber
Weripnei terObten. ba3 pubum at lpe6ertDlter
alen unsrritt murbo urb cnSl d in 9esu9 auf etner
@harafter ais Gbrermann III eu9 anf @bdraer unb Sc
mientalti9fet fnb 9ebentcn cine htnrdente 8etStr.
lefuna +t-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-27

, ,o r,ov he gratcfr, for tho past Do you not feel
amid al our present tOubor. that whon VIC have Gid
mon lie altar The costest offering that wo have IL vii
ouite below An couiy acnt for tho mcrcics We have
received Compare OR national life win That OF any
othcr notion now in existence or that mas passe,
away. md in tho record oil cav, Nnls nna 'eAl,ruai
conflicts and caamtcs. We sec now radiant has been
orr experience and how favored our h.rinee. England
ios had her ooInnoions-:e fields Of France have been
dclugcd in Lloodthe sunny Ges OF l.ay have looked
down upon a land Of shadows nnd OF death. But unti
thc present moment America, the ifec the harpy. ana
lhc growing nation Of the world las advanced IN
rowcr in RESOURCES and in greatness unti SAC star
n he foremost of the people Of the earth What IL
storms come nLl tcmpo..s beatf What II clouds FOR
season daIkcn the sdes' The pasi-tLc past-ls SUI
fcent cause for Us all TO hubby bow broie Co., ana
Ieyerentiy offer our hearts purest thenabehins. .
S,s3nd: We remember tie way In which the Lord
he's led u that may b. encouraged for tho iutute
Who that looks over iAo way IN which COD hns ci u,
does No. find cause for the strongest consolation and
COZ fdenoc in the future Is possible that tho Giea
Jehovah Should have brought this vine out 81 Egyp,
should leave il 10 droop. withcr. ard diet MOI We
feel TO-DAY that tho best assurance OF tho uIc Is te
coodncss and providence Of God in the past Let us
Ia faithful the memory Of fathers let us be zeal
GUS defenders of tie great principles for winch they
coutcrded which they established, and which. diving,
they bcqucathcd You may imagine and anticipate
countless Ills; You may prophecy disasters and
AID tux II days OF darhLcos and OF soriow but wnl
right have you TINS to dor DO you not believe that Tie
sacCee that have been moic The tears that have been
she'd and the prayers that have been offered wl eHd
our Father 10 love us stil The Government That was
framed amid prayers and tears, aud that was founded
unon the urjncpies Of political economy drawn from
lie bible will not and cannot fall. Thrones founded
ON Injustice may shake and fall; scnci,ilzod nations
my pass away; but such Government as ouis win
the genius of Christaniiy and tie teachings oil tho Ill
| be. shall endure.
In closing tie preacher forciby impressed two points
upon lis congregation First To take constant care o.
tic wounded and disabled heroes Of the army ana 70 "
liberal and watehlu over the widows and The oTphahi
OF tho noble men who have laid down their lives on ou
behalf Secondly. We must stand by The Oovernneh
and sustain it, Even though tie Administration snou.t
orr-oyen though il do things we cannot approve. s'
long as IL is tho authorized and constitutional power u
rescue Tic nntion and carry through iis hOur 81 porn
Whom in tLo rbiee OF "A national thanksgiving w real
our l5gticst column Of Remembrance, and sing oui
loGdest anthem Of gratitude which shall be heard 10 TIT
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