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A Ballad for the
Times.

lnskcd \ boy with lNxen hair,
whose ruby lips smile lid wear,
Whence came that sui. OF clothes no neat,
Did papa buy thcm on this street,
Dyes he says in childish glce
III show you whore --lNat come with me
Then up walked ho led they way,
Caring naught for his unfinished play
His only wish, his only thought,
10 show me where his clothes were bought
Al length he sstopped at a store,
With sign J. BI.0CKon the door ..
Saying here's where papa always COOS
Hore'swhere he buys all my clothes
llooked--the goods that metmy Wcw
Well kept, so clean, so entirely acw
Flclm inc with wonder and surprise
could scarce believe my eyes,
such piles Of goods ofcvery hue,
Clothing for men and children too
Suits for men both great and small,
Short and broad lean, lank and tall,
Ny mind was made 80 In went,
and bought the best suit Of clothes ever has
and got them cheap, 40 came to the natural conclr
sion that this time my money WAS well spent.
pJ-Remsmber the place, TallmAdgc Block, opp
site Reber 4 KutI's Store,
Noy3-u J. ULOCk, Agent.
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HOW OLD ra TIE MAtE.

The Newburyport Herald asks how
l)ny has man, the great GROWING work
oftho Creator, ,beon upon the earth? and
saws here we are lost. Tho discove-
.ries in Switzerland 60 to show that
two or three races, pre.historicai, pre-
Adamte, had lived in wooden cities
built on piles extending into the lakes
of that country. They could be trac-
ed by the intruments they used. One
had instruments Of stone; a second OF
bronze; and third of iron. In other
places, as in the region OF Amlens, IN
France, implements Of stone, fashion,
cd by human hands, have been found
in the beds Of gravel, under chalk tor
nations where vast ages must nave
been required for the soil to form above
them. In tho Pyrenees, also, human
bones have been found with the bones
of animals extinct before history be
ran. Tho Same have been found lr
this country, Arrow heads OF mn
have been found with the remains o
mammoth animals such as havc no
been 5 nceman began Il record oievenls
, In Kentucky, IN 1888, the remains o
rxtinct animals were disentombcl, n
+ large as an elephant, that had beer
/, mirncd and destroyed by human beings
!, The whole were nine feet below tn
l. surface. There was found layer Q
/. charcoal six to twelve inches thick
c arrow heads, tomahawks, and piece
y of rock. The fore and hind feet wer
n standing in perpendicular position
!. and likewise the full length OF tAc lie
1t below tho ashes, so deep in the mu
Il and water that the fire which ha
F, clearly been kindled to destroy I'll
d animal, bad no effect on them. Pro
le Aga~siz has the humus Of n man, ioun
II ilnboded in coral rect on the Florlt
o coast, which he considers, we beIiov
of a hundred and fifty thousand yea
N l.old. He defends this view rs qnl
80 consistent with Scripture, us Gems
in !. q %, describes in his view, the tir
cr creation of several individuals, ma
IS, and female, to stock the cartn at
,lt much earlier period than Gcnisis, IL,
rs when Adam and his wife, tho las ere
At tior, were formed. At least, he CO
ys sidcrs the language ofScripture Ns st
OF tanning his view OF distinct races
ur ing created,
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Tn. Outside Passenger.

,,s Somo years ago, young lady who
wasveoing into a northern county IN
England, took a seat in q stage coach. 7
For many miles she rode alone, but
there was enough to amuse hor IN the
scenery through which she passed
aud in tho pleasing anticipation that
occupied her mind. She had been en-
g6ged as governess for the grandchilu-
"a 10 rem Of an earl, and was now travelling
Ehiscountry seat At mid day the coach
stoned at an inn, at which dinner
was provided. and she alighted ana
sat down at the table. An elderly
I man followed and sat down also. Tho
young lady arose, rang the bell ana
addressing the waiter, said: There IS
an outside passenger cannot dIne 1rT
with an outside passenger Inc
stranger bowed, saying: Il beg your,
pardon | l can go into another room
aud Immediately retired. The coach
soon afterwards resumed its course,
4 and the passengers their places AT
length the coach stopped at tho gate
leading to the castle to which the
Young lady was going but there was
! not such prompt attention as she eS-
nectod. All eyes seemed directed 10
o the outside passenger who was pre-
= earring to dismount She beckoned
and was answered Gas soon as W.
have attended to his lordship we vii
!. como th you"
A few words of explanation ensueo
81 and to her dismay she found that tn
\ outside passenger, with whom she ha
thought it beneath her to dine, wa
r not oily a nobleman, but that YER
nobleman of whose family she hope
Y, 10 be an inmate. What could sho d'
IS. How could she boar the interview
ly She felt very i'll, ,-nnd the apology sci
ne for her incorporating that evenln
'y wac more than pretenco. -,
hs The venerable peer was consioe
ate man. and one who knew the wa
nd in which the Scripture often speakS,
on the going down of the sun. Nv
70. mnst not let tho night thus pass sa
he To the countess "You must sel
h for her. and we must talk to her beto
-as bed time" lie reasoned with /
foolish girl respecting her conduct
his sisted on The impropriety OF the Sts
ng Of mind it evinced, assured her IL
by nothing could induce him to allow
on. grandchildren to be taught such
rio lions. refused to accept any apolo
sr. that did not go the length of ackno'
use edging that she thought she v
wrong, and when tho right impresSI
H.. appeared to be produced, gave her
hand. That man was nobieman.
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E0R 2YTE RA
Gbs .9attastsr 4&a5sGtat1s',, 5Gta1',
ARieh seeas.s
e.a.s;s,, 45,nsAo sAofssssnblv

In the Canadian House Of Assembly
some time siucs, they bad quite a SplF-I |
tied debate on The bib to prohibit the
usa Of & oops and crinoline, introduced I
by Mr.. Aiken. Wepablish@ alfew OIL
the most brilliant passages .T1rssk
Mr prumu1ond Vas an ardent adj /
Mirror Of Roops from childhood. he
was born with love Of hoops. When
he was a child of tender growth be US;
ed to trundle hoops, all unconscious OF
the fate that was IN store for him.
Late in life he swaheweda ring which
resulted in q whooping cough, and ev,
en- now the sight Of IN empty hogshead
brought toars into his eyes.
Mr.. Brown complained that it was
impossible to choose awife, slnce, her
defects were so hidden by hoops and
enveloped in cripoIinetbat'the naErt
ed ~, Ere -sr,.
Speaker-Ordsr.
Mr.. Brown-Mr Speaker--
spcaker-The honorable gentleman
is outof order hrFH HLGIL, ? ~,
Mr. Browp-But, Ir. Speaker, tho
naked 1sfof(Ftf"H f.Llf
Speaker--Hold yo4r tongue, Sir.
Mr.. Brown-The naked
speaker-Upon my soul, Brown, 81
lence, or I'll have you arrested.
Mr. Brown-Porinit mo TO explain
Mr.. Speaker. Whom said the ma
ked-
Speaker, Yelling Clear the CALLER
ies of ladies, Mr.. Sergeant.
Mr.. Brown-ln the name OF tho sev
cnteen graces ona tho fifteen muses.
Mr.. Speaker, let mo apologize; l onl
meant to say that hoops and crinoIin
have reached to such rotundenr
that it was impossible to arrive at til
naked tffDN[N ZU..TF.
Speaker, fraptically Death an
blue devils! Stop or will brain yc
with the mace, Consider the impr
priety Of E g ..,...
Brown, wildly Truth truth
truth! Naked truth was what W
going 10 cay. q,
MT. Dunbar Ross understood Il
honorable friend could not pass alol
the streets without being assaulted
highwaymen. Now, surely the no
orable member from Lake Onta'
could no. but be aware, that the elk
acter of every member of the How
was affected by such dam
Mr.. Talbot objected to ruch unparl
mentary language.
Mr. Ross protested against int
ruption. He was going to soy by su
dant-e.F r HtrrFr'3Ifaf ~
Mr.. ]. Cameron,-The honora
member should not SWEAR in Il
dreadful manner. ..,.,,.. ..<..,
Mr.. Ross Wasn't doing anything
the kind, but would be tcmpted TO
ish his sentence--hy such dnin--l
der, order. "a dam--E confusion
would repeat it--by such dam |
mendous uproar = 80. Il.
Mr.. Wright stood up and moved
midst the widest confusion that
Ross,b be expelled from the house
such awful language. t,,. IT.
Mr.. Ross (black in the face la
ed that damaging statements wa'
be meant to say whcnhc was interl
ted by fool say.y,
Mr.. Talbot--Who is fool?
Mr.. Ross--FooIish asa
Mr.. Cameron Who's.an ass' ,
Mr.. Ross (wilaly)--Foolish asscr
opportunity,
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Sill W

un shiprcrs ofGran Flour and other merchandise
can have Insurance to any place desired at the most
reasonable rates. . tr.,.--. -
panies before delivery, 10 cents on the dollar.
pD-Those who desire the best and cheapest insuI
rance in the most responsible companies, WI d9we
to call on the Agents ntthelr office laihaEe p'och
CLARKE & FRITTER, Agents.
Lancaster Novel 1SG3-1yl8l
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ESTATE OF ABRAHAM u. MILLER
NIoTIcEis hereby gwen that tn, subscriber has
" been appointed and qualified as Administrator on
the eatate otAhRAHAA B. MILLER, late Of Fuirhed
Of sept., iSoa, @. h, MILLER.
oct. 2o.25.sw.%
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For s,le by KAuFFMAN Eco.
Sept Id
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The Advantage of the Participating
System Demonstrated.

= = 90 SJ UU -1IJ UT
RLMARxs-By nsuring in one of the above compa-
nies, his Policy will cost him, for years SILL IN
stead of sl5Oby the Old System, to-wit
10 uranium on 81. 900 for five years. $3.50 90
BY scrip, worth IN New York 40 cents $50 ON
By interest received in cash on scrip 0 90 .uuH
"A. r...H. .,. SO 90 ...
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kNZz|2ZZIz2!1| I, I 4

NIfhe Medical men and the Press recommend Dr.
strickland Ant-Choera Mixture rs the only certth
nation of Astrngents, Absorbants, Stimuents and
Carmnaives and il warranted to affect cure after
ali other means have failed
For sale by Druggists. General Depot East
Fourth street Cincinnati, o.
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Millinery Estab-
lishment.
Applications for Exemption
from Draft.

HEADQRs BOARD OF ENROLMENT
l2th District, Circleyil'e, OHIO
IN oho,l,cncc TO Circular No. "a, War Department
/ proyost Marshal Generals Office, dated WMmng.
ton, u g. Iune 25h, 1854, the Board of EnrollmGnt
ofthe 18th District OF Ohio will continue to hear ap
pcNnous to be stricken from tho ro on SSSouno. 0H
lat NUenapc 2d-Non-rcsdence. 3d--ONer MO-
lthNpcrmNnent Physical Disability as to render ,he
nerson not rroper subject for enrolment under the
law and regulations, ~ ~, .o,t,,,oo
and of age must conform to the rules
md rcouirements of the law ndrcgulatons. 10 th'
duty ohcorng aud deciding upon claims T Iog ShsT sST I'm
.Ss yin contlnuousiy bc devotedhy the Board Al
no time, limiting these examinations, is hxsd, those
snrolcd may choose such time es suits their cohVe
n'ensS' GEO. W. RoBY, Pro. Mar
H. KAGAy, ConN'r,
Ioneos i-i5.tE W. q. JONES, surgeon.
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ErTdcT J70NI n lsIl07 " Vul'77 " .
DtARSJR Ut affords me much pleasure 70 nuu 'lS
,oa,tn,onv in favor of vorr Quinine Substitute or
Nerve Tonic. ihad the Chagres fever for nine monhs
myliyor badly affected, the 2sth Of july n9nSn. IN
ak bottles OF the Quinine substtuten week ould Thd
attend to my yduty on board my vcssol-in month
was well man, aud have continued rs healthy as
ever was Ihaye tried il or oneoi my crew w1 % har
aen n,,nine upt it affected his eyesight at slater
Isand he had the fever for six weeks but your men
cipe has made MIN as healthy mon as there Is II
New York, Iwrite this for the beneht oil Sailors
~" Yours, on the square,
JOHN W, MUNSoN, Brig Amonosack.
For slle by KAUFMAN 4 Co.
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( change ia \ 0Fa.T TIME

dai c1NcINSATl : zANEsvILLE,o ISquD
,ssy7sV5Sssss ca'sZssE 5!Tzg l1I1Shi y
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HASHEESR CANDY.


HASHEESH CANDY.
vByhe Oriental Nervine Compound, Is Tor
\ the first time introduced into this country III a
mcdicnted and agreeable form.
ANGST DELIGHTFUL
rxhilnrant conlcctoniscd For u long time it has
becn uscd in Eastern Countries by yonng and old II
ndd- to beauty nI we'll rs years Produces the most
pprfcct mental chccrtulncSs.
JOY AND BEAUTY.
GLADDEN. tho heart. The writer, the speaker, the
student nnl the business man, seem To gather now
inspiration and now energy, areadness and Uenhess
of perception unknown before
HAPPINESS MISERY l-THAIS THE
QUESTION.
We can recommend tas one of the most wonder
n,l and efficient medicines ever known. lt- thou
sand fold hctcr than Qhinine for CHiIb5 and FEVER
II tnparts u yigor nni strength to the mind and body
truly marvellous, and will
NEJOICE THE HEARTS OF THOU
SANDS
Send for full Descriptive List. Sold by druggists
everywhere. Price h0ccnts and 81 pcrhoN, -.
Inportcd only by the GUNJAH WALI.AH COM
lpNNI, Onlcc, ~ Bcekmnn street, New York
G.G BEcK, Sole Agt Lancaster, Ohio.
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The QUININE5 /, SUBSTITUTE.
N ERV e II ONIC.
A CERTAIN REMEDY FOR
FEW ER And AG . T.

yESHIs IMPORTANT DISCOVERY, tor
the radical cure of Fever and Asue' ana otnel Ta
bilious diseases is the result q over tnpy,dino
physican, and Drugyust who willingly staked m ms
professional reputation upon the merits OF me S "
nine Substtute, tor the cure Of the above eavs UI
nh,ne or Arsenic, or any mineral substances what'
ever while il possesses all the edvontages o. 'ne
above medicines, without their INJURIOUS euectS ei
ino often innar their tone, leaving permanently
Seblitated nervous system even though they succeed
in removing the disorders for which they are taHcn
y and nm lar many crcunnstances in which Qulnlnt
would be iuadm!ssable.
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2eitunQsoruferet III uerfaufen.

Ole 2eitungsbruderei bes Gbilicptbe anseisers, in @bilir
cptbe, 9ips Co., Sbip, wirb perfauft. Sic beifebt in einent
pplhGnpisen 9prratbe BON aIem, mas CUR Serausaabe elmer
wGdtentliden 9eituns sebSrt, nebft elmer brau6baren 6ane-
prefe.
Ole Staet GbilGcptbe unb beren ~llrnsebuns 1T ridi6tli6
ibrer beuh6en 9eYSlferuns Ter !6eraus9abe unh Griiten; elmer
reutidsn 3eituns iebr %sanfis es 1T ~aberbaupt bier fit einen
einem fleinsn Sapital elm iebr rentables geiddft su betreiben.
I'M ndbere ausfunft wenee man i6 an ben Serausseber
bes @billcptbe In;etsers
ct. 8urflep,
Iug. 8. '64-4N 10. GbiQieptbe, &pss Co., .
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@%runDei9entbuM fell!

Der unterseidnete bietet ~fplsenbes Gisentbum gum 8ertauf
aus, nemlid:
Sie unabsetbeilte 6dlfte Der Stabt= 9rauerei pom MansEelb.
Die unabsetbeilte 6dlfte ron 8 9aupldsen in WansFelb, nit
einen suten 9adreinbans. in elmer pprtreflthen Gage.
9ie unabaetbeilte 6dlfte zines 9auplases NIT einem aruses
Srams 6auie unb swei Bier @etp6lben.
Die unabsetbette Sdlfte zines srosen gaaarenbauies an
Waintrabe.
Ole nnabsetbsilts 6dlfte elmer 8arm BON ta1 ader. ~ Uaei'
len Sfnih pom Wansfele.
Sdmmt ltbes oben a~ufsefubrte g~ieentbum wirb entreter su=
iammen oper etnseln III ~niebrisem 9reiie nne unter biuisen
9 ching nnSef' ~perfauft wereen.
Scier6 2euttner.
WansFelt, Ten 20. SUM- 1864.
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Ma6rtdten aus Obtp.

= 9enrp NiQsr, Der in Der Nd6e rrn Warren
Srinsbatn @cantr, scc6nt, sinS lesten Ditttrch mi
r,ebreu junsen 9sutsn mad Der gSctnun9 ron vi:
len Start in 8racepile, un Bort cinem neurerbei;
ra;beten gaare cine &%assnmuiif Su brinsen. Ger
G1arfe iuhts Die &assnmui ifantcn eurh quite Wcr:
te scn ibrem @crtatsn ab,utrinsen, ais ras ate1
niht aslans, bette ct feline 8ihie aus Dem 9aui'
ane crihre Wliaer auf Ter SteGs.
= alus Gciecstru ,rirb 8clsenreS s%cnaslnst Ms
ant IS. 9r. Gcusbnan nit ieinsr San,ilie auf ieis
mem 9eimwese rurd Suffers Stun fuhr, seristb he'
Masen in cine aarfe StrSmuns unb murne umses
a%rcrfen. ST. @cusbman umc feline STRAIT rettsten itf
init asnauer Nrtb, ater itre beieen &inhsr bic IL
Eel ih batteu, e%rtranfsn.
SIN Der NGte ron Mi6lanh ,purte am 9cnnerz
flag 9tsnp I'm, sttra 10 lltr Srau Neilep bonn 8lit
erihlaSen. Sic 9interlabt cinen @attem unS mebrsrt
&inoer.
= gsir leien in Der bieTsen Griis, bas am leg
ten Treitas elm Nipb rrn @eputlifanern in BIZ
9ctcfiee pcn Wtilfcro Centre linton &c., bran9,
ale bemcfratiidsn 3eitunsen berausinhtc nnS hies
ielfen III Der StraBe rertrannte. Sln Ate lrats
hisis eifrissn Sisner rura Gin Aemthen telc9nen.
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Atnctnnatler WiarftDeribt.

&fncin matt %. Muguf.
Webl. Superfeinss trirb su S 9, Is, tefes ~ s 9 50
bic s 10.
- Bbisfs 81 70 nit Iebbafter Nadrase.
Mebpprt $42. Wenis Natfrase unp gerfdufe.
m ala, % Gents.
@rpeeries. Seine gerdneeruns Rpber 3uder 23-27k
&ents, &afanirter 3uder 3l1a-32 Cents. RaFse 50 bic
81 Ste. New Orleans Wiolafes ST. 2 big &t,15.
Wetaen. @ute Nabrage gu S 2-S 2,O5 fir rutbsn uni
81, 10 bis ~, Is fir rerben.
8orn tu Nebren S1,I9 tis 81 20.
&oggen S145 Gents, pbne gerfdaf.
Butter. Bette Central Sbip Az bis 43 Gents.
GfeI t6 BIG II &snts.
8die Us. 81. 1872 bis 10 Gents.
5eu, 425 bic $26.
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Aatbolilde Seut(de uns englifde
1fbulc,
TTUUVt
NsrfitrhniIbe Ghule ScS !Gatbcfiibcn SnfitutS

YcliteAniiAe Saule res &at6rliiAen Snititats.
SieIe S6ule pirt am I. Sent. :. s. ron g. s. @ntrup
inter Mitpirfung eines tadtisen 9ebrerperiprals an Der gfe
Der Central Gpenue une Court Strase er6Hnet. Ger 9wed
tiihen eetens ppr,utereiten nit %beipuberer &idfbt auf tas
fauindnniibe Sad.
tint ndbere ausfunft ipente man it i6riftlid oter mInb-
lid an BEN Oireftpr 9. s. @ntrup. SO. 435 98ef ste Strabe
pher Sfice bes 6atbplhhen Sntituts.
T Sdaler ans Der Serne fSnnen in her 8amiGe tes Oh
reftprs 6pit unb Spgis erbalten.
u Die Ibenbi6ule fin9t am 1. Sftpber an.
guauit II. 1864,
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M d!
Gsben ooer Cob!
g ) q t G
g eht n d ( mcbr In ben &rteo

0tUt W ! III y / tu WV ONIt(A1
Tenn 8iele Fnb In Gurent Rsstnent al Der Otdrrt5e une Rutr esfcr.
ben. be6tl II last euh parreu unc febrt nttt msbr ,ardd. pbne Tn guren
Gcrntfern cine 5lafbe BON Or. Stritano's Qnii. Gbptera Wirtur nit
tunebmen bsrenft, mie giele leses Sabr saourt serettet wurcen. sas
lie bteIelbe eebraudten, ua6oen tie entldTed ub ais uubeHbar aus ben
Sufpitdlern beimseianct pcroen paren. Cine DOTS wirb uuYer ,isltH
benz ssfitrlidfen 5l BON Oiarrbpe ur @utr Gtnbalt tbun. IS wirb
ppn Der 4arultdt ansrtdnnt. taB birfes bic etnuse betannte @rnet IN
mslhe arcniiae DiarrsSs uS Rubr earirt. gsriiumt ss midi. ssnn mad
gurer RIffebr mire @uh bic 0erdneeruns Der dat uns hes Ndfers
fiber bic Diarrtbe seber. uuo cine so Gent 6af6e ron Or. Stridianb's
Unit Gbclera Nirtur pro Gu6 uno metrere Nnbere eurren. sic bait
lid gut tn iebem elimd Sast Quren 8anerapen. Gag fe cine Jlaae ba.
pcn in tte 8prnifer tbun uo mttnebmen.
3u tdben In ben Nppttefeu unb 9rpeertes uni rrdparhtalen ron Dr..
u. Striddnb. 6 Sae0ierte Strase, Cincinnati, Sttc.
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geroauuuasbeidueroen, Werueuidudde uuo aaaez

acknowledgement, Werueui6tpdde unS alge
uteine Sdmdde.-9 81. Stridlau0'S Starfiugsmittel.-
Mir fOnnen 9enjenisen. relde an Gereauunssteidwereen
cher Masenibpd6e, 9erpeni6wa@e II. I. no. leieen. ZEN @e=
brau1 ron Or. Stridlanb's Starfunssmittel einpfeblen. 81
1T Elm EHansen : Grdparat. fret pom alcpbpl; es fdrft tas
sanBe NerYen=SYfern er3eust einen suten gpretit une wtrf
as surerldiitses 9etlmfttel aesen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS uni
gerpenihmGde aarantirt.
8ei alien Srussiffsn hberaI nm ST yer TIuihe gu baten.
Grdparirt ron Or. q. Stridlant. GrU. 6 OF @ierte straee
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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WufDrDerund.

@ue geripnen, pslde tem pertorbenen Wattb. &ops.
ltbrmader III Gainesville, O., nod fdulben. limb biermit
aufsefOrssrt. su erideinen unb ibre SADIE ;u ~beridtiaen. Die
pom Spmeriet unh ~llmaesenb molten bel 9rn. Or. Sdmitt in
Scn1eriet une bic pom Gainesville une umeesene BEL 6rn. Atam
6eilnann IN 3anespile ~wptnbaft peer lei BEN nnterseitneten
soripreben une tire Stednun9en ~beSablen.
Mnnreas @anter,
.ppbnbaft 8 Meilen pom GAINESVILLE.
Qud. "a. 1854 M ID
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N0rl1t 3u p%erfaufen.

Ger llnterseidnete bietet feline trei Meilen ron Dresden,
Wlusfingum Co., O., selesene Harm hermit gum @erfauf an.
Oieie Sarm untfabt 100 @der Sanb. woppn 20 Mder aeflirt
Elm Sbtsarten, Staluns. 9runnen unb sutes @a6er beTnbet
lid auf Der 5arm.
@e8en Niberem aereiIre n,an an
gcter Gifbprn,
@ug. ~. 4m mod. 0reseen, Musfinsum Co.. 8.
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Bur Na6rtht!

N9einen 8reunben unh 9efannten, fopie hem Nublifum
i~berbaupt. eiene hermit sur Nadri6t, tab i6 an benz 3ou.
gurnpife) beadnbis frifaes eaaerbisr iOwie ansere getra = !,
battle. Ale bic bel mir ~einfebren. ruerten sepis nidt nnbe-
friebist aus meinem 5auie aeben unb i'd erlaube mir eesbalb
ale. bic Elm frth6es @las 9ier II. + no. ID triufen pInIder.
ein,ulaten, tei mir einsufebren.
Sriebrih Spra.
gna. 8. "a. ANN II 2nr bp
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giarrb6e nno Hutr. gBir taten cine srp6s Gn,atl griefe III
einiseu her terscrra senrfsu SGrssr ginennat,'s, Gcrinstua's II. In
erdmiuirt mslhs ale aufs 9rbsnefe non Or. sfridfanS's Iatt. Gtpl
ra Nfrtur fir tie Ssiluns zen 0iarrtte uuc Rubr fprehen. Sic Brit
ie fno su lang ,ur gsrE Hsutliaune. Ns. Drces BON GpSinBtrn fi
er fei ron Zen tefen Gsriten in Cincinnati fir unteiltar erndrt wrrt
une cine Sia6e ron Or. Stritlane $ Nnti 6 bolera Mirtur Babe Ell
rrlfdnsise unt tauernte Sshuus temirft, rabtem er Airrate lang o.
her %sefdtrlihfsn Gri Ter OtarrbDc unb Rubr seliiten bate.
Gin anesrer faet radtem er int Sripital 8 gRcrats lang selitten BAL
iet er ais untsiltar aus rem, Ser. Ct. Dtenf sntlaheu pprhen emil
babe er, ais Elm lebtes MiteL Or. Strithnb's auti. Gtclera D2iri
prrbirs. murauf er idrsa sefune wuree. Sest TT sr in suter @siun
belt wieber in Gle Irnee stnsetreten. Gin Wann far sibt, er ble !
hen Sarradsn. mo er eslsgrn fi. NIT elmer Jafds bider wsrtbvVa
IRirtur fsten por adt feer f6linne Sale Don 3urdfaa unt gubr Gu
rirt. Sn Ger 8 bat, mir f6nnen fie Silfte unferer 3etums nit dbnl'
den etsnen aus hiefsn grRfen anfaaen.
Oarum itaft unfers Resteruns oisiss mertbspae grdsarat nSt ar
l1nfere @rmee fpate tamit serfeten wersen. Is IN ef sr furjer Be-;
npr sefpmmen, taB elmer nnferer Scicaten In einern Der Cincinnati Srip'
taller in 70 s%efdtrliaem 3ufanue barnisberlas tas bic asrsts istnen j.
fIr etnen bchnunsslpfen srflirtea. bod feline 5rau, bic man terbeis
bolt bate, sb ibm vn stridanbs Inti 6 tplsra glirtur ub ftrn nc
srsi g8uden mar er i'm stnos NIT iener 5rau in fetns Seiratb. 0s
Ri&mpne. Stie, surufSutstren. aae ttsie Safe bic serase In Der Ss'
matt urrfpnnen. iprs6eu fir fb fdtf. g0ir tpHen. ale srlraten ws.
tsn cine 5iaite tasru in itrc 3 rrnifsr radsn; fs rer etnisc itrsr q,
merdetn rnr8en rieGeidt tdrur6 atrshrt mereen. Sn aatn arrttel,.
~ 50G ens Yr 5iaffs ~ haten.
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WuTDrDeruna.

Caroline Sdmibt, aebHrtis pom 3esenrid i'm @esierunss.
be,rfe @rfurt, 8Snisreidb Greusen, wekte por mebrrren Sab.
rem it bier perbeiratbete une tarauI nadb Odnneipta aegansen
iein fol-, pner iper iber reren feteu pber Sob Iusfunft aeben
ten 9ritsrn Wittbeilunssn gu MAIDEN, ba cine @srm5seens.
anselsoenbeit in SsntidlanS ~seurpnet werpen mus.
0arte Shmiot,
SeinriA Shmibt,
9Silbelm Shmtht,
care Of 81. 2ulY, Columbus. 8.
Columbus, O., Iusut %. 1871 NJ no
(gSe65elbldtter in Minneicta ppllen ~gefdligft cppiren.)