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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-25
A Lecture for y Dung Men,

lust PUBLISHED, PRIcE6 CENTS NEW
d edition Of the late Dr. CULFERWELL'S
CELEBRATED LECTURE, on the abuse Of the
Reproductive Powers, inducing Debility, Nervous
ness, Consumption, Epilepsy Mental and Physical
Incapacity. &c. The radical mods of treatment,
scifhoHt medicine, is fully explained to enable
every to be his physician at the least posi-
bic expense.
A BOON TO THOUSANDS OF SUFFERERS
Sent under SEAL in plain envelope, to any ad-
dress, post-paid, receipt of six cents or two
postage stamps Address the publishers,
Oh. J. C. KLINE 4 co,
1T BoweEy, New York, Post Office box, 1855.
ouvs 3m =
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THASsserviyo DA~ - BuooKiYY -ifAvor
ksi'fsisea h's .f''ued reclamation. u-sns
the ten,r,i ,fse.,,ncs q Thursday. 2i.h int he
DAY - sout by Governor seyucaf fot thAnt,gi,
irs and payer
COUNTY GovyR>NEsr This King. County
BosId Of Sup rvi,ors .s 10 session ve,,.rta, A
o"nmun' cation vas received fr0u " u DAvi, re-
eruitns agent for the STATE 4 Ne. Yorl ,at.nr that
10 -op sour IN. country Tor r,r-ai-, 10 sfev,,t
~ ~ o al NJ hchu on her luct,. lrov Eel n
boHi -ouli iicom- ~ N Tor al Il.lu-.trr- .
meie In ne uso'pof alton and artlug q vo'un
t.e The orntrsctotfr bulldog NE ue- our
Hcu.e' sssrd or increased CO.. p. NATION n, Tor
tsuo's furnthsd 20 he militia While on duty
am an tug TO $500, sefe otde ed .st4 Other un!ul
porta4t hu'iEsss "a. uan.aettd
Ius REcHuiiISo Bu.ISv. a, General
s7insI,, A.seguar,srs eon'inue, hr.t six recruit.
ssrs examined and '.orn IN ,es,o-3v uo-uius
max ne about t.en'y enlisted .u-. lc,day AS.
Dc could obisin numrer o. : Ord -tcrl q, pc
vitsd they sonlt b. AZ eyed. sad eo1t- ret n
county sud sov'fuinsut boult lae ,,euetA
Nd ansv'f pci.firsg 4. 20 thL r1ti lui.l tatd
81 the in'enI.on Of tLs VIZ p.gIftmtat 70 III,
matter.
SrArsrSo William w.t--. ore Of N.
st.rs tsisd % General s,ia'',, head ,usr' er.
60; 'nto az sl:sroi:i,r ~th uan 1,,m.i .. orst [
klvst {. and Nscli4s su'a d fur tx y ch n, ,ol.
er rslh Nj yard 10 tNs side - tie tat. n-i
Oteer he'y. Of the Forty see I'd ur-c nc' s'i'mo'-
Cd 10 ar"s' 'he ,olfie., shsn h ter stsct n.
oshosr -i'h lis h'yonrt, soutiins D N .ush' y In
sevsrsl Pisces IL officer fepl eli pih bl c..h sri
The 'o.dier En fssly ds.rmef, sLd taken t. tic
station hoSss.
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forSD Dsows.p-TLe lod, 4 E'-r,rlT
s.ir, II 2l4 wcr 10Th street. Se- York. "a.
'ound Nostins IN he cove. ue.r lef,cr co. rc,tor
day. n~oesssd spd smother man vent hihins w /.
boat some t.o .e,t- Ar, since sL.cl the n,f Or
hHvi bcen seen alive. The boat - found up ..ds
down.
BrRGtArr. The Grocery Of che Warner
cornei OF Grew. and Mercer .,rs-'. Ier t- q a..
enttred hy hurslsr' on wsdnr'd,y night I'D t.basd
OF lsfse gsuu ~ Of SO a.
fou>o lHirvRs. Pour hov- were Yesterday
sem to al! for s'Ity dsys Tor p:t.y 'hi"v NJ
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C!rY OF Snw YORK. DEPARTMENT

~ Of rin.cce', SS,np,5o -. or,:.. ,'sy. 10. -.
CoUSTY cOuLr iorgr STOCK r-ssI >, ~
s.i. bsisce.,stn 'he orp fcile suN.',,r..A
sSor ., Tn ,e, T Re ch w. "gr c.a,
ano b, an o,diosnc. Of he l'oard Of supervr sp
proved hL 20, r'yoI Apr, :, 90 .,.,.
tucticn u ;he new tou.i l'cH'r GO e ~ h--
stree. It. vii h.w ilt"r''t ihr r''cot are, 'u';
Ma sud Nos me and ro,p,l a.. 'r D, CEN.
,ie IA 'aoc."ive sinIal me line' 'oi "a. lrus q
q 10, IN 6rr : ls:S. W "' I''' '''
" prop "a. VII -iAtc IN snou OK ''ocs d.
sired, AMI TIE prr' or onr huuN Gl are be- -
sud III, rrTton' hoe progo-s Sc q. 's 10 -
seguit,u % o't vi tho D'on.y T r'surcf ei'h,'
awarded 70 hsm r. ptct yt.v.
= On PIE entinsto i. ,opi lcii' N, tsccp'. n 'bc
be .nti,lsd 10 receive 1t dcs,'' ~ s nrari., Of
q. mar value d the fccs t',ias utcl,s, noa tue
t'eh pt,po ,sou, shout ho 'raI-a ~; ,nt,r.,t
it"p sn.i o' N'w TO-. Iuni' Court House ri.t4 4"
sld Toe Deed IN asteon4 sI''.c9'. tdurr 81 &. $40
TIE r,h,'. r-,crr,t to &C, an, OVAL Of IN, lii..
II ocn'idstec hrc'Msry .fuirct or .oa4o'- tac ~
~ MATitw T BRENNAN C.,op,.yU.r
DROpOSAI.S FOR ! 900. 80 NO.iNllIE
SnLplEkS fAMILi AIn frNh "'N.s No..
>ggmp roller. oih'S ya'i S"rtaay, uC.Tr u :,
cn ,p aed for tic pircit.c. =, ''' -. - H. +,
lar v.ae ~ thc mo " ~ m nst ni - tI'p NJ
fi's lilqaIet rnon,s p9.l'r'.s' ~, "vo nct
Sn9. ua's ~ : p ',,n, pa d os., ~
T"tt ~, I'd " 81. ~ 3" '"' sac "-
re '.i; b" ~ =, a. -. o. In'c o''y'
t,n.st ~, , 1'sT WI t'' 800 a
p'nsipa' l.. be 'rd IN Aevu,r., Il. .s;..
.re5, an tn. ~, ir' 'uc b ~, 81 10 io b ~,
an h. pr o. ~,,, .pl,-n, uc' dvi lie
rrqn red 70 dtpa = VII n. c. nh .,.tn of the 49,,
wi nm nNr fAis tilFE me "a. u flo d.
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COAL.

COAL, O., 20 PER Ton.
~ re- gu,ity OF Rcd aud white Asa eo.ls Goa,
sf-rned and ia. yered A. the following pic Tor 3
dIys, y. IaIh, ~ h and 2lst stove ooA 10 Pig
GOA ~ 20 Furnace coal ~ ~ Lire nut : 30
A; TIE ADWFII, Agi 40 WAvelly Pace, near
bh avenue and 3iS Bovery. cor Sd ct 9Gi
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CESER Al. BUSINESS.

AT =, TANNRROKERS TICKETS want
"A ei | -ili psy - per con, norr than any other
tu'nH N Wa, riv iui ait 1n-t. - 'he,, Jes.l y,
~. 'h,, wv. r'es, &c. Of - nitactef -, }
tRsH PAID ROE WATCpT~. FIVE ~.
Ssod, SILVER, diamond. snd other u.cciou, .'onesa
tie -srf store %, t. sad 1t. door .ron r.s.s aIi
UGliENg PRICE IAlp TOR OH
y . oca.' ne.,o,I'r. and vs. y,t.r hEviLt.Ls
b. 'un At tal tnd" ny f.. .l'
l;OESL tKFDhR nOKSF rtEpLE A,
- tisaer .nsoD,,on % To- g. .d.rS hos. ., ~hlls
i md ~ No hafs q .tbcrw,ss. lis MADE 70. avy
80. iurt. .ud % contributed th,t the h5r.e ctn
.oi ~NtI any Fed. IL, tat i ventisvi b, tho tn.
se"'iou n yc 10, OWNS the hur,- .ieu,y OIL air ~
paced
~ emitting s?, sample eli be torv, det to eny
al lotters of iuduir, mus. - .dsr..sed To
GEO. r DALTON,
Doe Agent and M,uuf,c'n-,r.
Ia Connie CT s,ee'
~ Bo-tor. M,o
EAWNHEOkERS TICKETS WANTED
man % Nrr fors ior tirt,ts o. iisr ouds, -Nrhes
sseIrt, tun.. mus e iu.fu1i. uis dry goods siks.
s'"' nv G.. \ iot of ovcic ~ scanned aot
T'UE UlGtirST CASH Prices PAID FOR
y OH SfNSPArtkS Of eve,v 4, Ger pton. Old
PtHTIItf- ~ every sni oid BLANK BOOks
AL IEptfK, hat are ten tn g and all h. 1, Of
WAS PAPER from bankers, intu- ,ne. companies,
ostv, psssu .medielne depot, p1rtng o'fc-s,
"c,moost,i rsilro,d tompsni.., srp eNs ono =, se
~ ~TOtkwELL 4 FNfRs1N. u Am 81
T.. TO CENTS PER FOUND PAID CASH
" TT ed ne.'p,peis, ho,t, end pan pblets, end
-" risH't ct.h piirs in this t'y fct ti kinds y
PAM u.assr 'tocs ~ buy from cent, softh NJ 70
Ntii :, ~ Ans a., breach l.. " illan At. corner q
'.i-cs So
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SULPHUR AND: NAPOR BATHS-FS-
- !sbished in $50, The onl, genuine baths In the
Of Lanren,, Tor Of Rheumatism, Hsrcurisi siso
nn%Sns, &c. Given daily b. d. \ l. 1IA0LAT d
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Personal. NOTICES.

RROnkiNN, NOV. -. 1865 SOTICR-I
- tsp'. /. htfl ~. 20 'ol md ans pcr,on per.
s"Ir ;'on sihot ~ VI trust nc my y f., Nr. MARY
Is, I'N, on $50 sccouu'. tA''. " ~ TTOS 40
ni>tiAhrtD OFFICERS AND SOL
en- .ccurts Of every retcTlptiou promptly col
le'ir, add pen'icus procured unpsid tounty Of t.o
jc--s men 'llse.,i llrLtuIb C'ft hc>t., AND All
10Y rs@cni 'uii'ies ,ou,r b, CLARkE Ell
!lpl f. hS! nroatSsy, ussr BlNech.r III
MI fOH HJMELEtS GIRLS AND
children, @, Mulberry A., hot Houston and
Gee rr -, door atoyr &c Police H.sdluAIIpr.
undo n char ~ Mr. RlCUHOND. Gil, ucs
o. .e.'..a.' viii he received hind cared TO-, ard
a. .d Any ,f4'tto obtain s yiriuous livelihood
Atu 'tncs nv time, d.y " gh,. J6
DlIIb MONtY-THE CREWS OF TIE
image dc Cuba, ia';er,, Iud Magnolia -sn at
ONc" o'aln tu,I pgEi tlolry, ny pp yne in per, on
OF letter, 20 WALDEN WILLARD, 1877 Yorf
o., iirDoEyu. %
II s. NAVY FRYE MONTY PAID FOR
" 10 veS.,s lht sen At &c ,fre, or .ent ~
II -, soAEs, BROWN 90.
so .P-kPsce
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% AND 90 CtNT HAlk pl.tl
~ rS CLt EBKArEp IA, u DYE
:. he only l. db.> veil 50 the rh,dY,, AIicl, in
the wur ~, and sold los sIl rt-ectSb ~ isgi.tA N
the Iuitcc state Tnc toop inc s-l kun, u ~hile
,ao prigrst- vre our Agents IN Nrv Nors,-l IARNLs
4 Go, -" h.'uiVAj =. &. iAl.r, 70 BON m>n - 4:
6Hi SNif NiEfLEE, M 'h,uy Il 4 fFn 4
c., - Alien CT stanton e., ard 'or Az, nue. u
and II huston .ti PORTER & Co, AS Hudson street
And 30 Srth avenue. Dnicgets A.so be tu 1pied
by CHAS. y. CRI rIESTON, No. IS sixth AZ enus
Manufactures a. 70 south sscc I'd o.. W. aush Aga
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ron SALE AND TO LET.

4 CHEAP AND NEAT TWO-ACRr RE-
aNsidgc. cor sl,iOO. h,rdg % he el,y. Cot.,,
IT,. o thns: ns'hns, u h.us three .er,, msf
lll'hL4 I, Ser Chamler. At. cor CT Chshtr,
ID tor 70
HOUSES AND LOIS FOR SALE IN NV
OH md hooklyn. A. --icr. fiom al4N &,
= - Aoofping trs'u Mr. size, b. en- very vi
~ t'fni W AVN NJ $50 io's N h. ooklyn. y.
l0ik' al4 ~ zat, n p. & ~ Jc-N a. n m y
icrk -
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Cemc,rSrh; nspstmsn, o,
''usrs onee, Oct. 10. 49,.
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5l1LlEARH.

COiOEtD CDSTITuTFS-2 co
\).runi ooorei men wsn'cd. the .efy hithrtf
- 4 cSh. b. dec al 9TH byubties. CAL 1t er,.
2 KAVEE'S 10 Cha'bsmu IL
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GioRfr uruYKr M,ycr.
hAT'l EM T. BRENNAN. Comptroller.
oklcOs MINT. Sun rv1.or,
Ft.ltAUf Pt ANY Slrervi.or
WILLIAM X STEW ARR -,r,rVi,o-
WILLIAM n. TWEED siprfv.5r
81 oEIsoS mi Sr. q e,,n,,
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THE SIEGE OF VICKSBURG.

MEMPHIS, June 26, via CAIRO, June ~
Advices from General Grant army Up to noon
of the 22d inst, say the siege is progressing
vigorously:
On the goth cannonading was kept up from
morning till noon by the army and navy but
ELECTED no reply. A large number OF buildings
were destroyed, but beyond that it was not as
certained that much damage was done.
Deserters report that the Tennessee and
Georgia troops are much dissatisfied and talk
of refusing to fight longer. Johnston $ move
nents are still wrapped in mystery. He was
last reported moving south His forces have
all been withdrawn beyond the Big Black.
General Taylor is said to have hung all the
Federal prisoners taken a. Mllllken Bend
Retalatory measures will probably follow.
VERY heavy rains have fallen in the vicinity
All the streams are overlooking, and very
few movements on either side are made
John Park, Conservative, was elected Mayor
of Memphis yesterday.
WALNUT HILL, NEAR 7 lCKsBURG, June %.
The Confederates are in front OF Sherman
on the left. They came out OF the works Mon
day night and temporarily drove the Federal
pickets from the rife pits, but were driven
back by the Federal batteries. It is thong ht
they are feeling their way to cut out or send
messengers in the melee.
There has been considerable firing along the
lines to-day. Siege guns are arriving in large
numbers. Ambulances were sent out for the
wounded towards Jackson on Sunday. On the
return to Big Black the bridges having been
burned they turned back at Edwards Station.
No Confederate camps nearer than that point.
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EXCITEMENT IN BALTIMORE.

onance Of s report which was widely circulated
- tho effect that considerable body OF Con
federate cavalry had appeared at Westmlns-
,ar and upon observing force Of the list Del
aware cavalry there, vigorously attacked ana
drove them within seven miles OF this CITY,
"About the hour Of tour in the afternoon
The Federal scouts reported Confederate 1oree
advancing on Westminster, Whereupon 'ne
raderals, consisting Of a part Of the lst regl-
ment Of Delaware cavalry, were Immediately
placed in position, when IN the course o. q
halt hour the Confederates were observed az
vapcing rapidly in two different directions.
Soon - thew were within musket shot the
Federal force made charge, and drove them
hacn 70 the distance of nearly mile. por'
,3on Of the Delaware cavalry however became
attached from the main body, and perceiying
which the Confederates made desperate
charge and compelled them to retreat.
The pursuit was followed on the liookstoWn
Rad 70 within seven miles Of the city, when
M, Confederates halted and then galloped up
4ha road What has been the fate Of the
r..~t of the command, numbering about one
hundred, is not known. Some OF them are
2,noun 70 have been killed or wounded, and
,be rest made prisoners. Lieutenant Reed
states that he had two horses shot from under
him.
Of one hundred and ten men belonging to
the Delaware command, which participated IN
the fight, but seven had reported themselves
last night. One Of the captains was seen to
&aU from his horse near the Pikesville Arsenal,
and # was supposed he was killed. The Con-
faderates. upon charging the Federals, raised
rho crv Of "Gilmore, y 'Go in Harry Gil
more from which it is supposed that the
f7onfadcrates were lead by Captain Harry Gil
more. It was reported that the force had pos
session Of the Pikesville Arsenal, which is
however, an empty building.
It eleven o'clock last night the city was
thrown into great excitement BY the sounding
oI the signal by the fire bells agreed upon by
t3eneral Schenek, to call the Union Leagues to
arms for the defence of the barbados. The
signal corps stationed on the different roads
had fired rockets, announcing the approach OF
. cavalry force on the ReisterstoWn roa -
Through some parts Of the city the cry $40
Arms! To Arms!' was sounded, and men with
nuskets in their hands were seen running to
and fro, and rapidly assembling at the points
OF rendezvous.
IN half hour several thousands were in
arms and the headquarters Of General Schenck
was surrounded by bristlng bayonets. All
soon became quiet in the city, and consider
able enthusiasm but no panic prevailed.
In 70 the fine we 90 10 press. however, no
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

The steamer Hecla, from Liverpool on the
10th, via Queenstown on the 18th inst, has
arrived.
Mr.. Bright argued in Parliament that free
dom in the South would increase the produce
of cotton.
The House of Commons had rejected the
annual motion for ballot, by thirty majority.
The Oldensburg brig Cero, which arrived at
Gibraltar on the llth instant, makes The tol.
lowing report:
ION the 18th Of April We fell in with the
Confederate steamer Florida She ordered us
to heave to, and take in five from on board OF
her. The Florida had 260 prisoners on board.
The Confederate loan was strong IN con-
sequence of the reiterated assertion OF the re-
lief Of Vicksburg by the Confederates, and the
sales were finally quoted at one per cent. dis
count.
Thus far 80 Of 'Scott's 900, " who went out
on Friday night and had the engagement on
Saturday, have come in, leaving to be account
ed for about 48. With Major Remington,
Captain Campbell was the only officer that re-
turned-the three Lieutenants being still out.
Edward Murphy, Mrs. Guin, and Miss
Marie Powell we're sent to Washington few
DAYS ago by the provost marshal Of the defences
south Of the Potomac, and committed by Captain
Todd to the Old Capitol prison. Murphy was
picked up near Fort Lyons. He claims to be
from Fredericksburg, and says he has friends
in Alexandria. Mrs Guin claims a residence
in lower Mississippi, and comes now to look
for her husband, who, she says, was taken pri
soner in the Charlottesville fight. Miss Pow
eli is from Fredericksburg.
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PROF: LOUIS WUNDRAN.s
CELEBRATED HERR NpDn,,rs,

wv fof the first time introduced nv 1''4 ny
~ country, have been successfnllv , n'', TINS
lWenty-sx years in Germany and the re ",'u Tor
rope, and ore particularly efficient +, |o' h'.
all chronic diseases. They are imnnrta55 are ARE OF
to this port and their efficiency and 80 u''ecE
be relied upon with confdence, Thov oca Gun
EGETABLE PILLS and pO1W"nTppo
the best blood purifying medicine oytnnt a"l
unequulled for the cure of letter, Ash ""o
Headache, Sore Eyes, Catarrh. Pain IN ntt
Breast and Sides, Spotted Fever, Chjs e ,'s
Fever, Dyspepsia, Scrotula, Salt Rheun r .',"
Ger, Jaundice Bilousness, Eruptons Of 1I ,bo
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PROF. WUNDRAM' S EPILEPTJC REM.
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PROF W u NDRAM' VEGETABLE
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PROF. WUNDRAM,S HERB TEA, q
pleasant and wholesome beverage, for sick and
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PROF. WUNDRAM' S TOOTHACHE
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,I0HN 7. COOKE, :

CHEAP FAMILY G}4SSg osgTR@EETs,
f3H. :;: :%$ s:?; 5: e.:
SALINE n Potomac Herring d!ng5,zs Sp'9B Beef Alao 9
e ehoee brand and Of Cured s HAM,
ass Shoulders snd d. R sm saaPp app Gel 5stcs
examine.
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7 q ~ &c FL! I G = oa1 4

ICEI &c 81! I = pToRTIAND
4 large and superior cargo 90 81 dan not Fairfax
street. o opp 5 sit Mansion Ho"i sv57 ST
Those who may be pleased };,,o narI DAILY
their orders, viii haveit delIVsrS0'
FROM wagon. = uENDERSON.
NH 27-tf 1. ". 1--~~--
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-30

THE ? 20 OMAC RIVER-The steamei
KEYPORT, Capt. Z. A. Ryther, will leave
pier foot of Barre street, Baltimore, every Fri
day, at p IN. for Alexandria, Washington
and landings on the Potomac river. %
Returping 6, will leave Washington every luei:
day, at a. M, and Alexandria same day at
a. M, for Baltimore and landings on the p0'o'
mae river.
~ Custom House permits must acGpomp r1a9
freight for Alexandria and landings on ro'"''''S
river.
All freight must be prepaid. ,,...,
For freight or passage, apply on board or !.
A, NEEDHAM & SONS, az lAght ''Fes
wharf, Baltimore, or to no A1ox,o
NH 28-tf BRODERS & CO., Ale1 q.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-06

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-06
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-06
OerrcDfl 'oOerl,

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turSeter f5tift angefertist tperben.
9 q. Gdtfer.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-06
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