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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-27
mo rHs ARTISTS OF rHR MAMMOTH srsn1o.
II Sc0pTicON;

MIRROR or THE UNlvERsR.
AT HOPE CHAPEL
lDed 10 Rose the brilaat ORATOR. OF Nc BDoog
tAnment)
Wreaths 10 re, the great msgtcfAup
For your wondrots works Of ara
Liriuq the mind 70 grandeur.
Purifying oil she heart
Yes. have perfect mirror
For eager vision spread.
Show ng the earnest living
AMI the mental ooad-
Pioatlnz single moments
On the wn1s Of power and gsco.
TIL we are matter vtctors
And the kings and queens 81 spoce.
Here religion resrs bss temple
Virtue here erects hsr shsiDs-
Ovsr all bright Angels beemioG
For thsS feel the Se0ss divine
Here the bard drinks Inspiration.
Here the grave historian smieA
A ths very truth II pictured
In the Paste majestic sIe4
Here the patriot fis With rapture
Por the starry Tag nature ed.
Shows that Ill our glorious Union
Power In the world
Wreaths 10 then. great maGsctana
See million manly hands
Gull the sparkuz fragrant 0owero
FROM q hundred mirrored iandA
WhiIe-and this your sweetest trumpha-
woman, sacred IN.
Forms them 10 . eafeless garland
For each artists worthy bros. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-27

4 #8 t. ~ 1N0S>r
| ,s1,r -, -"sDsEsDAy
WALLACgN Overture comshenccs Al
.s:. s' s.s 4 ~: !, y
Kese,v.s PAR ssaed saIi s "a, ,.ses secas5s
act ID & rcs sse re- -eNgesa ss there are
s Ms o. seats WIN be a. punciom 90 sst @''s
minutes 800 .S' wv"
nj. Lestef wslacks saad,rd pA =.
/" wn.cn NIX LESTER WALLACR ~ EfT0N. Mr..
rtSShmEh MIR HOLLAND, MR. job IN P0rR
Dassa NJ ,skOWME. IN rAkKEs, SiSS %
a1i nes nhoEH MISC ZONE BURKE h SnG.
n4 ION m Mss: syH snSI n igs Join ~
Ana ml6S cARMAN perform. will be q, en
for the
waussa Eighty third time
TUE LOVE CHAsE.
H D vg.cwne parkes Williamson and Pope, Mira Hoey
whkIns Miss Madeline Henriques. Miss 0reen hiss
FeI 9r $40 Miss Cameron appear
s.rco, Eighty fourth night Of RosEDALx.
49, THe CLANDEsriNE MARRIAGE.
Vge 1Ssce ~. Do gyea OF the representations or
E 1Ri3ED LIE: NAVAL ENGAGEMEKTs sad ths OLO
0LYMPiC THEA9uR nas4
tsssee aud Drccsacss. Mes I0Au Wood
xs aIiMM MING SUCCESS iMMeNs9 sGoSsssv s
Ah. FRANK DR9w. MRS JOHN WOOD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-27
A LBERr G. HAYWOOD, AUCTIONEER.
n MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. 81
CARPETS, PAINTINGS, BkONzES, MIRRORS,

n
THIS DAY WEDNESDAY,. JANUARY n.
1t the splendid private IL Brcvoo street. four
doors west OF Broadway, sale commencing at IL O'Clock:
Particular attention SALE comprising Of
The largest and richest assormenss q Household Furniture
ELEGANT FIRST CLASS ROSEWOOD PIANOF0RrR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-27

Due notice viii lie svco Of the ner mass messos wSic6
will be held In this ctr. u
mission reserved % cen,s pirate bores 81
day Afternoons fc<ets for sas 81 The oes %
hall all hours OF the day and q the music store. sna
principal hotels ,ordpr3 mail express eoould -
ssut 10 JOSIAH PERfIAM, Agent. $50 Broadway. MT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-27
yxyI N1ER GARDEN
w Ia night and every nigN
Mr.. AND MRS w. J FCOKENOE

THE TICKET OF LEAVE NAN
The IL sNDok TONES, In speakiag OF this great moral
DRAMA " Gaoua fHcl Ia width proviucfs prcas Of
0reatRr, tsn and ireland has giyca coadrmatron -
clerk who bad ahscouded frD Taverpoo, with ca son
the pr0pert OF hta employers after visiting many
places ar I'd 2. Brminsham about ayc O'Clock ADD after
away hou, "A IL happened The piece which being
performed on the OCCASION of thia visit was
TIE TICKET or LEAVE MAN
and the guilty man seems 20 have drawn moral fro The
Representation Sor when the which the Interview
eeween Hawks oaw the detective and the Ticket
Han took place rarscr the clerk becams affected that
~ 800 back TO hs employers
Doors open st o. 4 o IN Carriages may Be
dafi + " ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-21
Democratic Notices at Chicago.

in the great Democratic procession at
Chicago, the following excellent notices
we're borne by the people:
Buchanan S80,00O,OO0; Lincoln
81 800, 0O0,000r
"Free press, free speech, freedom
from arbitrary arrests, aad a free cleo
ton or free fight - Cincinnati In
qufrer.
IL there had been no Buchanan there
would have been no necessity for war.
But Buchanan spent $4,000, 900 in send
ing 10000 men 10 Utah, who returned
after three months campaign without
firing a gun, leaving the Mormans yicto-
rious. At the same rate Buchanan would
have spent s2,4O0, 900, 900 in sending
100000 troops TO the South for four
years.
As 20 the free speech and free press
matter, it is very much out Of place for
a pro-sIavery party which never tolera.-
ed either North or South, where It had
the brute force to crush them out by a
mob. No speaker or writer was evei
suffered to discuss slavery freely either
in Nashville or Louisville, without be
ing stopped by brute violence. 1.-THE pro
slavery party were restored to power il
Tennessee, no anti-slavery paper eoul,
be published in Nashville within twenty.
four hours afterwards. Slavery will no
tolerate discussion where ropes, horse
ponds, tar-andfeatbers, wie.knives
and horse whips have the power to stop It
The Chfaago Convention WAS guilty oil
AN impudent cheat in placing such ~
ing motto on It's banners --Cincfandf
Gazette.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-21

he rndersigned haFisg sold out kls sntirs ssoc<
q Eeaay Nad@ CIsthins. aud Gs1slsrsua' Fur
nlshiaz Goods, and reEirsd fr5n he busfres.,
hersby expresses his Srssefai scknowled xa1zsass
ts his nuzeEou< TSen1s and cnssguzsrN for their
past p4sr0nAzs hSerkIiy 5xtsnEa8 . bin, and
Neuiz rsspseffzily rseommsud Eessrs. TAyior .
Co whs have surcss1sS hlna IN the business. and
wko are EoW prspzrsd 70 furnfsh q their custom
.rs s-Sry arfiels In fhetr Sine, q tbs very lest
qsAltry, and 81 the nest fsSBrzbls prices
MzxsG aAsr EzMa n. LYON
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-21
GEN. Mcclellan on Gen. Lee and Gen.
erai Surrender - Grave Charges
Against the Young Napoleon.

WAsHINoToE, September 9.
TO the Editor ofthe Eeeaiag Telegraph:
SiR: / am informed that General
George b. Mcclellan has resigned his
commission as Major General in the reg
ular army, and / am therefore, at liberty
to make public the following statement
touching his character as an officer IL
the summer Of 1862 was near the head
quarters Of the Genersl.in-Chief. He
was sitting on eamp.sto0l in front OF
his marquee, and with his head in bis
hands, be. remarked "Lee is great
mana great General-A very great
GeneralP His tone was dependent,
and was caused by the news Of Jackson's
raid up the Shendandoah valley. A
simila- movement in these latter days
does not seem TO make General Grant UNI
happy.
Later, during the same summer, was
at Harrisons Landing with the Federal
army, and obtained the following facts
from staff officer, aud one of the ablest
and most distinguished Judges New
York ever produced, who, ! believe, was
an eye witness of what he related.
While our army was moving down the
rebels at Malvern Hill, as they came up
to our guns four lines deep,
General Mcclellan went on board
Of the Iron clad Galena with a
proposal in his possession TO surrender
the Army Of the Potomac to General
Lee. Commodore Rogers demonstrated
with him, and begged to be allowed tC
pass up the river and take position Il
defend TIE army until the will of the
President could be obtained.
After much entreaty, General McClel
Ian sent courier to Fortress Monroe
and telegraphed his intention TO Wash
ington in cipher, which he said seemed
absolutely necessary in military sense
The President answered promptly thai
the army must not be surrendered In any
eSent--dea,h aud destruction were better
land sent his answer by General Hal
leck to Harrison's Landing The sequel
is known.
Now, sir, challenge a denial Of this
matter, and il cannot be made in n sat
isfactory way The facts win descenC
to posterity to prove General Mcclellan
TO have been weak and incompetent
American General, and 20 be incompe
tent, and yet assume the rank OF Gerer
al, has been set down by the highes
military authority as equal, il aot worse
than treason per Sc.
am, sir, With great respect, your ODE
dent servant, A NIRGNIAN.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-21
Letfer.

The opposition have frequently assail-
ed President Lincoln for certain slips of
the pen, indicating that bis attention
was not closely directed to the gramatie-
Al structure Of his sentences. Mr., Lin
coin does not pretend to be an author,
but Mcclellan does The latter is
Caesar not merely in the use of the sword,
but of the pen. Let US apply to his re-
cent letter the same kind OF magnifying
glass that has been used in scrutinizing
flaws in Mr. Lineoln's compositions
Take the following sentence:
"The existence of more than one Gov
eminent over ihe region which once
owned our flag is incompatible with the
peace, the power, and the happiness OF
the people.
This is very elumsily expressed, and
conveys obviously different meaning
from that the writer intended. "The re-
gien which once owned our flag" by
which he means the region now under
the control Of the Contederates, has but
zone government" over It, namely, the
JET. Davis concern. This being so,
where is the incompatIbility referred 10
We can gtceS " kuI0hcaAAA . AAtauAuSi
but he does not put it in clear Eng
ish.
In another paragraph he writes: "a
need only say that should by
the operation of more vigorous nation
ahty, resume our commanding position
among the nations Of the earth. The
omitted matter, designated by the ter
risks, does not affect the relations OF the
verb reS''nae to its nominative l. What
the writer meant to say was, that he
should eaHSeathe republic 10 resume, &c
not that he himself should resume. unle.s
he considers with Napoleon. IA naf;o,,
eest moi. BY the way, what does Nc.
Clellan mean by the operation Of n mors
vigorous nationality The phrase ia ons
Of those "glittering generah6es" thrown
out to conceal or make up for thought
Il would have done credit TO Talleyraud
Boston Transcript
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-21
REMOVAL.
Tuos n mAGHEE

4AgDs W 46N
HAS REMOVED HIS wHoLEsALE MAsI-
i j darfurfax Estabishzsst 20 No. ftAe
sTRFFT t-iew Main He has larFs sad eis-
s-srf .sslyrfrlerf of Hoaze-fsz1s Norks - hns -
fb~ fnest szar4nfcsd - = Ess1 - - h~stg ana
~ saIs - sehs4p ~ the eheapesf. aad = litfie
~ entire stock - cosslsfing 81 Fms Buggy,
eoerb- a. Carriage Harne2s, Light TFssfioEs
Isasry Waeer. Dray, Asa ExpFsss Harness. Sad.
dfess 10 sh6Iess variety, Bri1isa - al ktn1si IN
anT qnAntfsy. CoIiaras GtT1hs, kurcis ftess Sbeck
Llszs Military work; in short, everything in
his line, frosz Hams strap 70 :. Mcniter SOD
de s'-h4s 6san nanH3aetars4 Ender bis imEss-
date supervision. b skiIlfui and sxrsrsssese
,sork mas. and i nov o1srs9 70 the frz3s -
CASTERS PRICES Being able 70 cozpets s1c-
eszsfaliy with 4zythfng IN fha narkss, IN STYLE
anish, durability and pTiees - only asks tsl@i-
Call and exzmine fof yoarsslves- ap@
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-21

PERFUMERY. sc.
UsF RECEIVED AT sCsT1TPTTRsS
= ntos STORE, 100 Eases Of the -snpins R.,r,s--,~
~ Sisiet vine win warrant il 10 b. AZ -,
afne imported article. Also a frrsh ,s
CAtANha Wines just received Al s4ffts u
sCHLAKrFER'S Drug s.nu.
CORNER Main and Second strsA,
ia kSansville, Indiana
A MOTHER SUPPLY or HAwS' 4 sTFyESS,
n Family Dye Colors Just nc. iv,.a a. --NS
sSHLARPFER'S Drag ssere.
FTNHE CELEBRATED NEW PERFUMES TlT
Il Ruby Star. Nag flogar, Golden Dew nro-,s
Victoria Rexis, Night Blaorains Cerus. Flsv.
Cily, and Sanmer Flower extracts Just raceivss a.
SCHLAEPEERsS Drug ssore
DONE OF TIE GENUINE RoBTNS0N7S
- Soap Just received ard for sale At
aSCHLAEPFERsS Drag Store
TTVHE LATEST HAIR PREPARATION JUST
l. coming in use il Lubin's Floriline. 1t il
Just what has always been wanted. Let every
body try IL, il Is the best preparation Ia use.
Yer sale st
SCHLAEPFER.S Drug sto =,
corner AaiR aud second strssts
iV9a EvAnsvilie. Ind
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-21

b. The Copperheads win gain some
votes IRON one wing Of the Union party.
Every e1ieer who has been dismissed
from the army for cowardice, discretion,
or conduct unworthy of an officer and
gentleman; all convicted shoddyites:
all exposed spectators, will 20 to them
Tor sympathy. Perhaps the officers who
have been dismissed for cowardiae, and
deserters, are the soldiers for whom the
Chicago Convention passed its resolu.
ton of "svmnathv - Dasssnn Ta,tra0l
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-21
For the Journal.
The Devil and the copperhssd.

Passing b. graveyard one day,
a spectral ghost to ne did say
81 Come here tonight, at the hour Of Two,
And bloody tails II tell 70 youi"
Transhxsd-I stood like IifsIsss stoss-
At the hour Of Two, the ghast ana aIons;
Then with mardsrsr's grAap be came,
And el4spsd my hand, and asked my name.
looked in bis eyes--grsst balls Of hrS;--
I'm ths Devil, . be said 10 drsaAful ire,
sfI'vs cons fss you, and, alive or dead,
u lave one meal Of coppsrhssd :"
Most august Prince 81 the regions deep,
m Legal Lacquer, and bright yigils ksss
For the ship d Stats &zd the goou cid Unses.
With which base Cops have no communion.
sEddszIy TIE earth wide Opsu ss~,
Aud the Devil cried out" Bully for you .
Then. with a demons Wild, abssrthIy yell,
shrieksd--"I' n and lots Of Cops Ia hali."
NIL.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-21

E6E- am proud TO say thousands Of
Georgians are responding TO the last call
Of Governor Brown. If q general en-.
gagement can be delayed one week long
err, aud the enemy retain their present
position, Sherman and his army viii be
routed.
SO said an Atlanta correspondent OF
the Columbus (Ga.l Enquirer some two
weeks aso. The fellow lied rs absurdly
rs the Chicago Convention did when il
pronounced tie war q failnre-G nein
R0i Gazette
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-21
RECRUITS WANTED.

n&X HUNDRED recruits wanted 20 all up tbs
" 10th Indiana Cavalry. stationed az Pulaski,
Team. Recruits will zprly 10 Capt. C. n Drew,
Provost Marshal Of the FIRST Cc6Ereszt0aai Dis
trics- headquarters Al EFzEsriiis. lad Trans
portstfan furnished TO Pulaski, xhsrs TIE rszi-
msnt il being newly armed and mounted
THos. c. WILLIAMSON,
suxsk MAJOR X0sh la Cav.
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sabfffeussefR Der Der. st. strmee.
SO. 20 Sputbitr.

BnIti more, 19. DeBbr. 1864.
Berfeeelte Anee6pte i'm Dupltfat merten arf rte1sr Office
bts Dtenfaa rem q. De3br. ;. 8, Wttttass IL ubr. ~enteesens
aenpmmen, I'm bas Der. ct. Sutfteni.D epartement ;u
89ltimrre, Giby iH SestebeR NIT = -
6rIdem SleiI6, @SI @HS2]
srnt 1, Sanuar 1866 Bis ;um so. Sunt 1855 far BE y. st,
9ruppsn fatiBntrt In unbin nmtretle Der Gtaht Baltimore.
W1b. NIT MusEde me terer tn Sort Ne6fnrp) tn Annapclte
Sanction, Mh, ter Phil. @tIm. s Baltimore gnbn entIans
Barn inti@e Snltimpre unb lem 9teIas Dams, uuS an bar
&C xherHl Is ntralbatn 3rttstu Baltimore unb gprl. 3eG
Ia 5leii6 mug Gus tne pom martt8eTeaterA ualitlt ifin
ia 4 eieea @rrrprttcnen irtiAen rem 8srber. unb Stnier,
si,risI leaIs, Bfine anb Garmfett aueeei&lp6eu) A
Def pals ts &hteres, welGes tur btelen GebrdIn s-
fGIa6tet rirt, fSa am Sitrten g9rtet atS,Ihntttsn istn unb
lie Bruf e%eSfnet. Die Betpe icaen az ben sier 8~terteln,
am @urEertbeile 8 p6er A 3Sa Obertalb he's Rntts. am 6inier-
t6efIe 6 bis 3pa bonn Gtltnte akoef6nitten fttR. s.r@
8as 5Ieiln IL tn ben Derfhfebenen Campo, JFQuartierens
unb 6r(pttdleru In irlGen 0uantttiten ab8aliefern ais pSn
6ttler Office ans serrrHnst werbeH mag un6 ~ lpl6eR 3eten
ale BITE Reeiments.G 6 EmmiHGtre unb a~Bauedrtte Der 3plpitG-
Ter NIT benz &rntrattar ntfreintsrnmen rtrhsr.. aaeesa5
Ecrmulare fur Mngebpte ltnb In btsfer Office az bdber,
entmecer IN gerlpn raer per grff DAtr ptr GtIrsrdYb. ssa.f,a
Dte@ertthtate sH ben Musekpten rnplita bMrG ;uef ttr-
entpprtlt@s Sureen RnteriartebeR fstR. - art5
Die Serantrrrtl6tett her Bureen mus nur6 eth Gertiffat
eiueS Ser. ct. Dthrtits-AnnalIk, GIert elmer DttrtEt GrMrt
Ober zines Der. ST. Rthsers amtlt6 ~bealcubtot fetn.
Anbtster mnpeD 6anelela tetn, UNI lire Ansebrte 81 Be-
frdftieen uub D%O;berettet ttta, Baref@aft fur AHstabrnss
aneebote ntIfet Proposals for Beef a,,.t6uet nrb an
ben Tnter;et6nttea dereGttt feix, weIder fb hoe Rsht Ssr-
bet6lt, irgenn relhe AnoebriE iurnd3uuetieu.
Antteter ppaen eefanteft ben Yrets aHetben, lrenn tngurs
rencn besdtIt Artre, uub Ten Yreis, HenH tn S@ulhfhetnen.
9dblanstn merben tnrnGtliG IN iolHen Donts senadtals
an sanb inh, FRI feineprrbanten, fpball ais folGe etneeben.
Seee Yerfrt CHER ieheS MttgIfeo einer BUmd trette An-
etb0tt uaa6t. mue etren Sreuetb fir be Der. ct. ~1teeteruHs
sstlsesn, reHH ni8t eth iSlasr beTttts aut biefr 0ifef sesi-
frtrt purht. asa snn .fltaa 4sm So rs
aIGe aHefbstt. s6tfiea 4gsrf&rtttsH
nt@t eeuau ne Dbl m mfnb, sweEheH peE-
@RFffH' ~ gag = - set A-ag.,E 90 1s5s8
tAss2O-27} Capt. SaS q Gu sd
@1sfa t4 7Er3G H2U
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19 Wrpfel1nr @unbram'5
OSn0eu &rGufer <NIirtr

III ~unitrettts tAs bette Bis isst betannts ENitsl CUR 6eiIuus
bon nnterleibs- BE i9rerbet aler Mrt, tnsbeirnfere Maetus
trdmpf ger6nurnesf1md6e5 Gtp!era.N nfdG, 8raffamsr.
sen, DtnrbCed,, RCIiten, Srs6rabr. SGptnOsI, SIdbunefn,
&epfI1merS. Mhbna, SdItes Jteber, Seetranfbett, Spnrters
Complaint, irpte eesen $ u { II unO @rtaItuns.
Da tsfes @ltrtr aus rein unfhdttt6en, Seeetabililtea
Stpfen betebt, 10 ttsntt es itH nr6 ~tefcncerS CUR 8erabt-
gang neus.oCrener Sinber, iDtote etenfGls tetm 3atnsn Dsr-
ieIben. Refine SHUTTER ipate ueri6unen, hetS easVn I'M
9aufs su tubsn. iebOd ioate es in eteieH Sale NIT E9ee ODER
g9aFer nnb 3uder p~erbinat seSeten methen. Ser srrsarttss
@rfpls, Der IT'D felt uter q Sabren tn DeutlblaNb gesetet,
bat fp aNh bier felt ben LISTEN 4 Sabren 9lGn3enb bepdbrt
unb tt btefes @tirtr iibsraa etn uRentttbrltdes 5ansntttsI
9ewcrben. gs.
Der prsts tts feiatrn 5IafS4eas TT SO ets. unb bss GRO
teren rs GtS. 4fnntivtr at.~re-ht~ e,ee-r,
prof. DanIram'S Glsemein bsltettt gtutretnteunss-
Rr1uter. Ytlen unS Yulrer merSea iebtm 6 eteenbeuan
6rOntf6e en- &ranfbetten sur f&ern 2etluus bring.
erb %enpfsblen.
6eSn r srNpfble i'd Wantran's GStIepttf&e Sro.
p fe n, sur santt@en 9etlune Der Jslluat; @t6tpRI.
ser CUR t~atitalen 0tttr,tbunSC ron cOitt nno Jbe umatts.
mus; Babn-5tnttur stebt auseHbiifli9e 2tnbeTans;
Sanbpurni puISer uIA GrdutGrtbee.
gu tdbsn bet g. pc ntBtaRftu 8ubbanttIne
2SK 70. grattsr. Snuptr Aeent fur Baltimore fCptt tn cen
tauptiddlt&ittn @ppttetfn
uf51Lj us191u 5nlias 1iencIt, Dentif,
&Ierdnbrta, @a,
(29np-6mri) @eperatsMeent fir CANA Mnertgd.
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Or. &antpe INT @Dslar, &Dmig-
retcb GnnnpDer.

teilt NIT ietnsn aus ben beilfamaen uns traftisfen araa-
tern beretteten Mrtneten ~unfeblbdr unb rafb ale bic Eranf-
hetten, ipsl5e aus nnressIndstsfetten TN Gtasen peer Butte
entiteben. ais sa itnb:
&rdmpie ieOer Nrt, insbelpnbere Wiaeentrampf,
!SdutOrrbOiOen, GbOlera=9lnfdqe, 9iarrbae, ace
liten, 8redrubr, SdpinOel, 8ldbungen, &opfs
i4mers Iltbma, taltes 5ieber, gpilepNe.
Sn allen tteien 5aaen If bas Or. 8 I'm pef8 s Hrt4
(per Bottle 81 Brttles fir $5l ~unfeblbar unbrirft IpiOrt.
@eaen ebrpniiden (peraltetenJ &beMmntisnus
bltt BITE Or. "a m pe19t { " teumdt ii s m uS-Satbe
tptr Srr ST. 6 8pren fir $5), IN f@mteri9en TGlea nit
benz q Itrtr 3lslet9 ahseranbtn fGer. ss
Der NattrbOftpr 2anpt tn @psIar Bat etren 70 srbsen
&uf bas Ydttenten aus aGpn Tbetltn Der 9Dett gu Tim
erSmen; er bat 2puts ~gtapclepr I'M Sabre 1862 Goa ether
3uderbarnrutr, bic ais ~unbetItdr ,erttdrt inar, fltttrt une
bat geeenpdrtte, atser circa 1000 9nttenten aus STAB uno
Sern, ptc tOntglt6e Jamtlie Sn 9anapOtr, &rpsfurit GDn-
fdnttn spn 8nsldND nebf @emabltn, unb 5erica boa gl-
tenburs nebf Tphter In 8ehaneIIne.
Sn Baltimore tei ". @seeler & Co., Seth 9. Snncs, 8
9aHeneamp Gaspari's uno alien anbern &ppt6tfen Su baben.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-21
Special @intOmmeniteuer unO tpeitere Steuerz
Auflage auf 2~iSenIen. a
Jnmere Repenue, Collectors OfHce, 4 +

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