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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1864-01-15

THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH.
Every Man his own Physician
HOL l. OW US PILLS
The laws relating health are 80 exceedingly timna
TO DO within tho comprehension OF the most luiisd
paclty Disease is an eectthe violation of come prn
PIE Of nature, consequently the iniracoH her laws
Invariably punished with pan and suffering Medic
wrlters classify the predsposng under two head
an unhealthy condition Of The Stomach, and d de
PRAYED state Of the Blood
DISORDERS OF THE STOMACH, LIVER
AND BOWELS.
The Stomach Is the great centre which influences tbs
health or diseases of the system-Abused or debatsd
by Offensive breath and ysIea
tration the natural eonsequences Allied 10 the brsp
1t Is the source Of headaches mental depression
eomplantsand unreirsshlng sleep The Liver heeomss
affected and generates bilious disorders pain In ma
Sc The bowels sympa hzsby COstiveuess DIarrhga ana
Dyssutery. TIE principal action Of these pills IL IN ~
stomach the liver uags bowels and kdneya psrtr
pate IN their cooperative and regenerAtve opeiaon
IMPURE BLOOD -SCROFULOU5 AFFEC-
TIONS.
Old Sores, bad Legs Irritable and Indolent nl.sr.
scronla, Consumption, Salt Rheum, kiugs Evil While
swelngs Cancers, dc are the result of tainted or m
pOverished blood. by combining with the Robuss
compose the vital fluid the antiseptc properties Of
Pills nsutallEe the humOrs that degenerate il and most
tive any Of the above diseases Will speediiv
while ilolloway's Balsamc Ointment used at hi ssml
time will heal the external or swellings ''H'
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
Whether In the young old married or singls a. H.
dawn of WomanhOod the turn OF life these tenI m al
eines display 30 decided influence that marked IN
poNement soh pefepuOe In the health of the patlani
Being purely vegetable preparation, they are f "a
dition ofhealth and station Of life. ' s'n'
lNFANTILE DISEASES.
These Medicines have been prescribed with inv..,t,
success In all disorders affecting childhood Tbonssn
Of cases of Mumps, Group, WhOoping Cough dbnis w.
antum, Teething, Worms &c. have been hssnnii ~
by these mild remedies after all other msana NV s,
HOllopays Pills are che best gemsqv kno1oS 4; "a
tOOrld for che following diseases.
Ague, Krysipelas, Rheumattsm
Astnihhl a, psVerH OlAil KINDS detention OF Urine
blotenes on, he 5ls, Stone and Gravel
pI skIhh ,ut.,.,. IepI Secondary symp.
BowelComplalnts, Ile. Doulonreuxs toms,
COLES, Inflammation, Tumonfs
pebinyi Jaundlet, Yanersal Elections
Sore Threats, LumbAgo Weakness fron,
prophH rleA' Whatever cause
IMPORTANT CAUTION None are genuine nnl.s,
the words ''Ifollopdy keU York amt LoHdon y 40 5s
cernAbls as Watermdrk in every leaf Of the boos ~
reetions around each pot or box. -
- Sold atthe Mandatory Of Professor HotlowAF,
so Maiden Lane, New York. and by all respectable no
gsts and deAlersl Medicine throughout the civilized
woTld,in boxes at 2bcentE SO cents, and 81 each
81 Thsre Is considerable saving by taking he lare.
sizes. "be
N. B-Direeons for the guidance Of patients in eysrv
disorder affixed 10 each box pavibisaos'
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1864-01-15
THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of the
State of Delaware"

NNhltlhAh MILL thkhk, &cJ
ms Company continues to 0er the people Of Della
ware It's superior advantages Of Insurance against loss
risks.
The Institution Is commended by 20 years expert
enee In and attention to the Of Mutual Insurance
Gbeng thu rst to Introduce the principle into STATED
by reason OF which, it is believed the Managers have
Been enabled so to adjust and discriminate between the
dheren varieties OF property, TO render the member
snip among the most equitable In character the
Gus Insurance Companies presented TO the public.
1t takes credit to ITSELF that its payments Losses
oeen so prompt aud LIBERAL that In - years business and
lossss Tvtchins u0OUO not single case Ut itiga
non has occurred and scarcely without entire salts
faction 10 the parties insured.
Looking more TO tho safety than the number and
amount Of it, risks 1t has declined Hundreds OF Thou
sanus u Dotafs vi Insurance. either requiring too
great an amount u single risk Offering unit OBJ
Jee ul INSURANCE for tue character VI the nstituton
IN ms nsuuer II Is conceived II has the safest and
most select lit Of nsuranees proportion to the amonnt
over Six Millions Of Dollars oI any other COMPANY
within reasonable range.
As evidence nt nis H has only reduced the rate of
Insurance. &C All tines moderate, Oue-sx H. during the
iast Two years. but 1t Presents surplus fund Of
I4oVOu s security against any assessment on the b. p1s
Notes which sun by the TO seiip tsrtiscass al
the panees duo r. each lneinber nov bsus Issued will
We paying Interest Ia them January 1852 al the
~ OF per cont p1f hnnum, thus making -tni fatho
1t commenced the ysar 1852, with real protection IN
sr ss-til'V uy III deposit Notes Of $250,O00
AI@ 10000
Total protedtion sqno NM
A. Is the work Of Tie Farmers Of Delaware and a sucb
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1864-01-15
JOHN McLEAR & SON,
Couveyancers, Notaries Public,
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
EXnhanpa RrnIrarn-


Exchange Brokers,
NO. M Market Street,
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE BUILDING.
DEEDS, BONDS, MORTGAGES, 40, de., promptly aud
accurately drawn.
PRoMissoRY NOTES NEGOTIATED.
STOCKS AND LOANS Of all kinds bought and sold on
commission In this city the Brokers boards in pha-
dephla, New York, other eteH by of CORES.
ponding brokers who all firms of high standing.
NO EXTRA COMMISSIONS are charged on Stocks or
of enc quarter per cent being divided between ourselves
and our agents
'DRAFfs.-ws draw Philadelphia New York or Dos.
ton and procure drafts other American elites, at the
lowest rates Of exchange,
foRElGN DkAFTs-We draw on Great Bhiain Ire
and, Germany and eyery other country in Europe
on houses Of undoubted ftandiug In to suit
customers.
EXCnANGE-Foreign or Domestc-bought and sold
at the most favorable rates allowed by The MARKET
premium will almost always be allowed for Checks New
York.
REAL EsTATE.-ws attend to the purchase and sale
Of Heal Ehtae in town country and respectfully Invite
pufchasera or sellers TO give call We rent houses
aud when desired by customers attend to the ooler
ton Of their rents.
COLLEOflONS. Our correspondence enables us 10
reach any prominent point In America In Any foreign
country through the most reliable channels Our faci
ties for making collections therefore complete,
consequently persOuH awaiting themselves Of them may b.
ouhdent thst their business will lie faithfully and
erolnpty attended to. charges are aattpw As are
n ade by sny reliable parties.
In every where employed our ain Ia to dc
he best Tor the Interest OF CUSTOMERS aud we solicit
he patronage Of our friends and the public ge neTay
ian JOHN McLEAR a son
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1864-01-15
e.,t. frssident-JEsSE SHARPE
secretary and TreAsufer-R0sgRr MoCABE NJ II
HBEREf WH'(hRS.

81 wilson, Rrnlywne ma Ialnes D.lanlain cnl,,-
ana idi james Webb, Samuel n~,., u stetsehburg
aud ese SHARPE. " hmlngun lll.; Robert McCahe Mill
Creek Idl John f. Williamson White CLAY Greek hi
George Janyigr New Cattle lId Curtis H. Ellison, Pen,
eader ii.i John c. Clark, LED Lion Hd WIN. iemple,
Fleming Peter Causey, Milford; Henry Todd Dover;
Charles Iunnell, Georgetown
AGENTS-As we'll Tor reeetying appcationa far insrr
anee as dues OF embers
- III Wilson, Braudywne Id Robert McCabe MIL
Steek uds James pelspain. Christiana I'D; John H.
mlIHmton, White Clay Creek HI; Curtis b. Ellison,
nehcsl'f Nd Red Lion 81 usorges, and Appoluinmink
tiuhafeasi Joseph z. Grinth smyrna; James Crippsn
NsW Castle hdi Charlrs r. Fleming, Milford. Charles
Iunhoi utorge own, llenry Todd, Dover
Communications general business Addressed 10 the
ion. $3.50 i'4A'e Ntteu
Iss ROBERT MoCABE ~ D.. Secretary
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1864-01-15

A WAL KING SKELETON.
II sume years ago,
WASA
WALKING SHELTON
about the streets OF Philadelphia, and finally Sas redurad
80 low mat be was unable to any longer and was
TO DIE.
There he lay confined to bis bed and DR. Thornton said
NE lungs were gone, and he would not live vast IL
mat low state he heard Of and Oh tained, some
ROOTS AND HERBS
anu made medicine that soon made changs In HE
whole system II expelled all the matter from tbe inngs
mucus from the stomach, started the liver and in ff
expelled all lie morbid matter from the system
his APPETITE
began 10 improve and II with difficulty he ropid M
prevented from eating much lie took the most nr
ishlng food, aud IN short time, he texAn to
IMPROVE RAPIDLY,
Now he Is great hearty man, weighing over two hmm
dred and tW enty pounds. His $40"
PuLMONIC SYRUP,
SEA WE'D TONIC. and
MANDRAKE PILLS
are composition similar to the medicine that curad him
lie Ii now travelling from ole city to another "a Inc
patients and administering his medicines; and h ia ii
he will take person In the 80 '-'N
LAST STAGES OF CONSUMPTION,
and 10 few weeks they aro about in tolerabla mad
health. HIS medicinta change the whole aystan 49, ~
patent soon begins to nave ' w 's
dOOD APPETITE
As the food nontshes the system he nds that he ren
ntshy Nature overpowere his dEe-ss aud he reis wall
This Is the great feature Of '''
DR. sCHENCK'S MEDICINES;
they make new matter, blood aud bv keenin, tba
digestive oIgans healthy, disease must 10 expelisd ~
Read MS advertisement in another eolumn
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1864-01-15
New and Original.
A Home boarding Snhnnl

n AaOAAAC DCdA0lhk OCnOOl
Por Masters and Misses under fDelue years of dqe,
1iHE subscriber Will open CHEsNUT GROVE cor.
TAut Ms late family residence an Institute for
Masters end Misses under the Of an ex
pereneed female who Was In my employ as nurse more
than twenty years since, and FROM that tlms has bep
constantly employed 10 teaching either In public schools
private families ''
metetes and dymnAstlca, In other words uronar
food and plenty OF exercise both ia and out or
Will receive te special attention OF the managers thereby
making Il both health aud educational lnsiitution
Care viii be used not ~ excite the mental and Initial
ieeual faculties to the injury Of the physical system
but 10 lar a. y 10 pOHHible make a suitable HOME
SCHOOL for all and particularly those II feeble conhti,
intons the entire building win be appropriated exclu.
svely Tor the use Of the children and eaohers Their
food Will be furnished from the prnprienrs family tab
SICK OR WE'LL" '
The government will be mild and general its char.
aeer while all this rules necessary the proper manage
menl OF the pupils will be strictly enibfcel.
ne school VIII open on the sixth Of April 1853 aud
pupils VIII be received at any time thereafter aud for
any length Of time not less than four weeks.
Board aud tuition $500 per week. Books washing &c.
extra For uther particulars address,
mar 70 DR.. j. A. BROWN, Wilmington Del
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1864-01-15
REAL ESTATE.
80 USES &kIi;fT
I FOR RENT. I'LL

fHItNM Il
brick House Market street between sth and 9Th No.
! 49, $3.50 10.
Frsms House in Mechanic street below Lombard st.,
Bfek ouse and Lot on Lord street, third door from
Railroad, No rs, $40 10.
Brick House on Lord street seeOnd door from Railroad
SIS VI.
do do on Taylor street adjoining the above S5u w.
Five Brick Houses Of nth street near Pine Nos COL
COS COS, d07 and 500, each 500 %.
Five Brick Houses 18th street near Lombard, Nos.
b0l sos, 500, 900 and 5ll, each SO OO.
Two Frame Houses on Riddles Lane. hrst from Stone
TAVERN each $40 co.
Frame HOUSE adjoining the alley Sd from TAVERN $3.50 90
Four Frame Houses adjoining the above each $50 co.
Brick Hsuse on Lombard street between MeCauliey
and 18th streets, $50 90.
Brick House s. w. corner Of Front aud Thorn Streets
el25 20.
Cottage at N W. corner Of French and nth sts rs o.
Bfik hpase on Tatua street above Second street, No.
EOS, $f5 W.
small Brick on Grange street between Third aud Fourth
streets, SO 90.
Ice House yard llth street b7tween Market aud
Orange Streets
Two Frame Houses 18th aud Elizabeth stroets, each
1872 20.
Brick House on church street between Eighth and
Ninth Streets fSi 90.
Brick House, No 1918 King street between 18th and
l4th streets, 500 co.
Brick House, Taylor between Locust and Buttonwood
$40 %.
trick House Market street Between 18th and llh
streets, 500 90.
Brick siAbleon 18th street between Market and Orange
streets, $63 co.
Brick house 9th street between Pine and Spruce
street, 800 TO-
Brick House. rooms we'll finished, with 10 acres OF
land aud brick STABLE near Wilmington, s $50 co.
neuse and premises at the Z, Il. corner Of Market
aud Water Streets, In the tenureof James H. Cox and
WIN. r. Carr possession on me g5th Of March next
ter2b GOO Market ST., Wilmington. Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1864-01-15
"A GARD.

The Subscribers having heen Identified with tbe sta.
nshment OF kdwArd b. Iiee have purchased ths store
ch ne nas occupied, together with the nire sock and
nAlufs purposlng to continue the same business They
respectfully solicit continuance Of the pube
which has been literally bestowed tpon the former
proprietor. HARLAN 4 1f0THRR
No East Second Street Wilmington, Del.
}. MARSHALL HARLAN
hHocH l. HAELAE, .ttTA ny 99-ly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-01
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sEcsSp soAxD.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, may Sl-0P M.
Aeass.-Rsccipts % bbls. Market firm, but quiet
sales Of pots 50 TO pearls nominay sls 90 $iS
BRHApsIUvs.--Receipss ID ,Ssl bbs. -FOUR Tls bbls
and 1906 bags corn neai, S. az bushels wheat
do corn 126 642 DO eats The -four market without
decided change and the demand for homo continued
active For export there little inquiry, the
current prices being above the limits OF shippers Re
ceipts moderate sales 600 bbis State and Western,
part to arrvs SO for extra State, 500 DO Southern
and 900 DO. Canadian. Rye 1our continued firm with
sales Of 500 bbs Corn meal well sustained ia price
and the demand fair resulting saacs Of 600 bsls We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-01

The supply OF wheat or sale again light, which
neutrazed the OBJECT OF the drop gold prices beng
without change though the low grades depressed
the ciose. Good and prime samples Commanded full
prices Demand far chiefly for export the days business
Guiding Chicago spring at 81 81 . 81 CT, Milwaukee
club 81 6S 81 IS, amber spring ST 81 ST. 70the lat
ter an outside price, red State 81 TO- winter red West
ern 81 10 a$i 76 and amber d.. 81 a&l 81. The
market or rye was firm at 81 SO a 81 &c. Corn
tipued scarce, and prices again &c Sc. higher:
sales as 900 brrhels at 81 Sc 81 5SH for Western
mixed, 81 Ga 81 05 for old d. and 81 e5 for prime
new yellow Oats we're again rmer AID IN brisk demand
closing at SIC. S9ko for Canadian State and Western
aoa and 9ic cash IN store for Western. Barley and bar
ley malt continued dull
RxAss--Saies $50 bbIs at 70 CJ e. y6 for Medium
and s. 30 S. for marrow.
BsEswAx.-1 900 lbs sold at soc COG
CorroS-harket firm; sales were 900 bales. We
quote
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-01

BOARDlH0 AND LODGING.
A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM ON SECOND FLOOR
n in modern built house one block from Fifth Avenue
Ho,si; aso a single Room, 81 80. Apply Mo West Twsu
" seventh street.
A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET A PLEASANT BACK
n fsrer, furnished or unfurpished 10 gentleman and
wife OF two sugc gentlemen. Location pleasant Cal AZ
zD West Thirty second between Eighth aud kinth
avenues, o. Address box 400 Post Once. f.
A SMALL FURNISHED ROOM TO LEr-To GEN.
"A ueman. Inquire al " Fourth avenue. +. Nt8
A ROOM TO LEr-FuRYrsBED OR UNFINISHED.
N 70 one or two geutlsrnen second foor with large
pantry aud gas with Breakfast aud Dinner, II wanted
IN ptivAfe family. ~ 30 JorAespoa Hicks
svs minutes wak from Wax street ferry Terms moderate
PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD LIKE TO RENT 10
ka.rs on a.. q r SS s MSs VIZ
and tr 10 the Fith Avenue
Hotel Appiy 81 West TvessI third street References
Al THE BoARDIre AgErCY. g. BLEgCKBH
N srre-psems 10 let fsrnished Or unfr rnshed. with
and without hoard In al parts Of bs city yarGng price
FROM ~ 70 sss per week EDoAR 4 LAWRkNcE.
A PRIVATE FAMILY 70 DESTROYS OF LIFTING
n asult Of newly Furnished ApartmentA four Rooms
On second floor aud Rooms on third with witbeut
Board TO gentleman and wife genuemen UneG
ccptonabe references gwen and required. Apply a ~
ws~s Psur~snaa street, sseonddosr al SStA Avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-01

Sales or Real Estate.
BY Messre. A. II. Muller, r. X. wilkins &Co.
Ous lot g. A. Tooth st. 1875 feet west Of stu av
One lot g. O. 9th md 100th ct % tlxlo0 r. las
one lot w. sth av. 90 n. 95th ST., 25xloo II $3.50
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-16
Republit". nanntsn i'm sinsn "Rerl an
| ben fr{n ekYfihpr mpncd, Nrtftionircn

Republir. nannten i'm einsn ~Rtrl an
ben tsin sbrli@sr Wenl& psttttonirsu
f6nne" II. Il. unb .pedten NIT aQen tbusu
@sbot% f.benbsn MtttsIn Mtbirauen In
ute RettunB tsr Rspublit, 70 lauas etneolu
nt&t BON yietnem Ibrone" sutfsrnt tuprs
psn fd. Da tuarf tts Neoisrun8 ttsisu
Z" Mdblsru" ttntae fette Brodtn? su. teu
Rataer unb bem Remaf 35unsr'
dmist. tsra Brentano bte tltnesnesu
Nrpumsnte osr Htnsoln. Cube, .anersn
8'uttait,fssn onesre Bt0en, uno eie
"(uarten" 6srrsn madtsn nun plbbltd
Gront aeaen BE Bswseuna, tir fe ielb1
am tbdltpfen NIT buaufts(&poren batten
unb fanesn tenn ~G1ist.nefdrftn" uns
oem "amAtsn @aibtnpton" sfn 6uianna.
aae Bu1b. BE fe frabsr psaen ete Ipmt'
n'Rtatton losIitbsu, ludsn ft isbt aus &C.
| 8tn he Raettt,sn. aus tsrsn Httben fl
flr Mammpn fstee beiertirt Gnb. 8ot
allen ast&na f@ RE q, q. Nteneasttuna
NIT tbrsm @Ionn Nemdd aus. Ste &C.
tebresn dd pit @oGtn5ubsn. Rreden BE
3unBe que, flcpfen IN efn s 80. :, 1bu'
hsffsn an 5&mdbnnssn alte Bil&p.ittr,
unb BE 81, Gtaats3situnR ahut nah tss
fen &rdften tbr,m 9O,biloe, Der Nbenoz
3ettune. na&. Sis bep,nfsn eabd usnts.
bpb III 4i& (s!bf bel ,ib.em 3tumlpran9en
be aaiftpfen Bl56sn a.teu uno eab 0&
ea6 putltfum NIT Gfsl obwenet. Dfe
&s9tsrun9 uno ete Glubtfsn bdttsu Ten
SoIb (paren f5nnsn. Denn blele 9ur|de
petcsn ibr mabrltd uur (hls&tr Dfenfs
tdRtn. 3ur Gbrs pss eeutlbsn Numsns
Ist es abr bemer!t. bae 90 e:sisr QanB'
fns&te NUT wentee atsbt, faum Elm
balbss Dusenb.
Bir f6nusn ntdts asesn Zen munn
babsn, terebrltd unb dbsratu9unass
getttu flr Vie @i.bersrwdbluna osr jsBf>
|esn. NemtntRrottsn mirf. Dtr re-
Gptttirsnjsbs utbsrituauna.
Wtnn attr 9snono ote uebe4supuneen,
f1r BE q lanpe 6f,ntlid esfdmpfs bat, &C.
een 2obn uerdtb, 70 tpsntsu mir uns nit
Gfel as. llnb turb iolde Hsna9aien
Qlaubt BE Ntr,tuif ifrattunspatt.i, tie
Deutf&sn faneen 3u f5nnsn +! @ber> BE
3at ltset nidt ferne, ta Die Mmatfaner
eie(s 2au3fne&te pte ousesfdutten 3au.
tabat BON fl4 wsrfsn meresn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-16

poltttt; ab.r nttt ale time blsibtnbe Mab,
rsa.l btr Rseonfrattion naa tsr llnter.
tradung stuW Grbsbune.
!: Bst Cen Nusalst&unetn, ,pel&e ben,
Grieprn foI8sn, t5unsn ttine Grndsuuasn
seu aa&te psrnanf'tessptfft suesIa0sn
Dr. 3w,d rs A,itsee 10. ben Grt.e.n
uno bas 9Iad be Ban,sn 2anrss pausrne
3u f@srn, unp ;tsHrus sGrrsisbune Rano nur
Elm einatets Clement TN @sse. Dtsfss
Gls,nsnt DE Stlausrei, fam man ole I'm
9aups prattli& aui16rt aniebsn, une 20 BE-
|eorf nur Der Don Sbnep poreel&lae,nen
'Abdnee.une bsr @onflutlon. ittn eslo'
Iaen poufdnbte ,u MAIDEN. .,.,
Wit eeu1 GrI5l6sn Der Stlabsret fnb
BE purtiiunierl&tses. Ne fis bsrpoibra&s
ten, sbsnfcus ,puldmuhetn, - nne wenn
In ttr gda{&te. pte 9apotS 50 lsmals
cine 3stt ese.t,n bat, ID nilasr eas as,e
rifani(&e Bolf obn. @qdG&t ouf ,ete .tne
oter tie anrere politiT&e uutsIl6dchne
aufesforett nor, lsins 5timme abauesbsn
In sinsr NpesIsetnbtit. wst&e bic @riasns
Der Ser. Gtaatsn in R@ Faste, fu III IS
fa.rItd BE asesupdrtiee 3eit.
Benu DE Convention III Baltimore IT,
aenb etn.n Mann nominirt, c.nen 0sr
0ane,nbsit Elm upbltserdntetts g.rtrau,
IN III feint Trsue et9sn un(srs Garbinals
erunofdBe rtdtfertt8t 70 III tan grune.
warum untsr ten wdbtbaft patrtoitl&en
Wduntrn rts 9aness irbeno cine G6et'
luno fatfnrsn (oule. Gtnemf fol&en wlr>
ps td NIT Grsuren bersli&e uuo tbdttDe
unteridbun8 letbsn.
Mdn deener sntidfsetner @un(d IN
In bis(sr @sife bsbtfi6. absr Mot (elbit
Gautttat IN fstn. aQetn, wenn 5err
9iueoln mtstr srnannl msreen (oute. 70
w1rbs, pis i'd elaube, Is ium untereanss
-ese 2anees f0bsen, clue politif 3u bIQigen
uno stne Wa6t iu srneuern, wel&e uus
poe 9ebtn BON Gaufsurea 9tfofst uno OBJ
ne Notb tas Qanr ouf tsns Bsa gum
8antrolt etbro&t bat, mir fstn. WaH
lbria bIeiben, al6 9spen ibn itets Glsment
eswiG.nbaf.r OppAGion III oraontiirsn,
In e.r Atf6t, ras unbeiI istnu Wtsesr'
wabl 3u ps1binrern.
- SIR eie(en BoQ nebme i'd eie Romlno.
ttcn in @lepelarn~on, unb ole porlduFesn
S@ritt po3u babe t& msins @ormilllon In
Der Mrmse aufeeQsbsn.
Dtss rpar Gin Gpfer> mel&tS mir
f&msr3Ii6 Fsl.'- &bsr Id mar fur cine
lanae 3sit frudtlcs tsmdbt eetpefen, in
Zen Disnf1 3u fommen. Sd brtnes eisffs
0pfsr nur, un bic Greibeit rtr Rtrs wls
eer au e,lanesn. uno um Der eSlur9 es1
Nufeobe. pis sic MFR oufsrleat b'tsn. mad
meiner btfen Gdbtsfeit ntate I'M @sss
Re5en au lofen.
Mit msinem srnfn unb aufrtd,ipen
Dontc ftr ras Dsrlrau.n uno, Die @9.
tune, wel9e Sie mir ausorddtsn. uno fiji
ele piele ebrenuoQsn Wntbetlunasn,
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tune,n res @uefauNfs bffanm MAIDEN,
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-16
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