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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-22

The REBEL. INvAsToN.-It is finally definite
ly aseertained that the rebel force which re-
Gently visited Maryland on plundering ex-
pedition, and for a time appeared to seriously
threaten Baltimore and Washington, has re-
crossed the Potomac and escaped with the
greater portion Of their booty. The extent
of the invading force is still matter of dis
pute, and is likely to remain so, the various
accounts and estimates placing their numbers
from 1900 up to $4,000. 1t was, doubtless,
a formidable force, and one that if vigorously
thrown against our deIences at Washington
Immediately after they entered Maryland and
before our veterans arrived, might possibly
have captured the city. The prisoners taken
include representatives from nearly all the
rebel States and large number OF different
commands, which establishes the fact that the
expedition was formidable in numbers and
designed for more than Il mere foraging foray
the rebel papers quite jubilanI over the exag-
gerated accounts of their success, some Of the
results claimed being The capture of both
Washington and Baltimore, while another ex-
pedition is claimed to have captured New Or
leans. The captures Of supplies were quite
large, consisting chiefly of cattle, horses,
grain, merchandise, &c. but the claim by Me-
dary's secesh Crisis, that they amount to ''at
least six millions of dollars" in value, is a will
ful exaggeratiOn to the extent Of at least five
millions. The rebels themselves make no such
extravagant claim as this made in their behalf
by their Ohio advocate
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-22

The Washington IntelIigeneer says 'hati
Senator Sumner, of Mass, was on the train
captured by the rebels at GunpoWder Bridge.
He was not recognized, but permitted TO de-
part with the other passengers, and is now in
Washington, where be returned. This is q
narrow escape from the worst of faies' for
over nothing would the rebels gloat more
ferceIy than tine capture Of Charles SumHer.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-22
STATE Of Ohio, gDelatvare %.
Admin istrator OF
lucinda Ann sherman, decd.

Administrator OF
Lucinda Ann Sherman decd. Petition for Sale ef
Real Estate.
George r. Sherman, and others.
TIME underz gasd az Administrator OF the estate 0f
u Incnda Ann Sherman, decd, viii sell Offer for
sale upon the premises Tuesday, the 18th day Of
August next, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock q. n.
and O'Clock p. m. the following described Real r
tate situate IN Berkshire township, Delaware county
Ohio, Range II. Township 4, Section 2, Los
4, and bounded and described as follows Being tho
north part said lot 4, bounded the east by
the State Road, north by Hiram Plumb's land, west
by land belonging 20 Thomas Meyers, and south By
let Of land sold BY Joseph D. Carney 10 Joseph Primes
containing 6X
Also, another lot OF lard bounded by the above de-
scrbed lot the NORTH containing and twsa
tysix and twOthird perche OF land SAID tive trAeta
Of land conveyed by Joseph Prince and wife 70 cindA
Ann Sherman, April ID, 1859, all containing abouS
nine Of land. Said Real Estate (bOth pieeos)
was appraised at S14OO.
TERMS or SALEa-One-third cash In hand, one
third in year, and OnOhrd in two years from day
Of sale, with interest -
July 15 '64-4W 1925. Administrator.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-22

We call attention to the appeal of Gov.
Brough to the people of Ohio, for much needed
supplies for our sick and wounded soldiers-a
want that is urgent. has much increased of
late, and must be supplied. Our people have
done much in this way heretofore but this is
eminently a case in which we should not
" weary in well doing"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-22
Notice to Persons Enrolled.

PRovOsT MARsHAL's OYTIcE, sTH DIaT. or Ono
Mansfield, July Q, 1884.
RTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ENROLMENT
in Lists OF the District will be open 70 the oxRmna
tien OF the public, and that any person enrolled may
appear before the Beard and claim TO have q name
stricken from the List, II IL be shown TO the sat8
faction Of the Board that the person named is not
properly enrolled on account Of 1st Alenag0 3D. Non
resdence 80, Unsuitabeneas OF age; Atm, Permanent
physical disability.
Citizens areinvted TO appear at alltimes during
sness hours to point out In the lists and give
such information may aid in the correction and
vision thereof WM. SKUNK, Capt.
July Is, '64-3t and Provost Marshal 9Th Dist.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-22

A fatal accident occurred at St. Louis on
the 4th, which should be warning to lads
indulging in fire works. A son Of Mr.. Har-
ris had two dollars worth Of torPedOes in his
pocket, and in pulling one ont they exploded.
He was burned 10 death. sE
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-22

A shocking collision occurred few days
since, between train loaded with 800 rebel
prisoners on their way to Elmira, and a coal
train, on the Erie Railroad, in which 10
Union soldiers and A rebel prisoners were
killed and I20 wounded. The responsible
ty Of ths disaster % Rscribed to a drunken tel
egraph operator, VbO reported the road clear
when it was not.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-22

Rev. DR.. Kennnrd, of the Tenth Baptist
Church in Boston, has preached ten thousand
sermons, baptized two thousand aud thirty
three persons, married four thousand and
aighty-Dine couples, and attended three thOus-
and nine hundred funerals 10 forty-aix years.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-22

nIHE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO SELL HIS PARM
situated just outside the town Of Ashley, elAWaFS
county, Ohio. The farm contains one hundred acres
Of land, mostly improved. There is the premises
good Frame House, good Well Ofwatsr, small Orchard
&c.
TERMS OF SALE3-One- third cash in hand; balance
in and two years. For further particulars inquire
Of the subscriber at Ashley, Chic.
July Is, 1S64-ltpd. LEWIS POWERS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-22

" AsHINGTONI July IJ.
Government is in receipt, this morning, Of
glorious news from Sherman. 1t is not news
of battle, but something better.
General Sherman announces that on yester-
day, having previously crossed the ChattahOo.
chez, his whole army advanced five miles south
of the river and crossed Reachtree Greek.
This advance was made without any resis-
tance from JObnstOn's army, except slight skir-
mishing with his rear guard as be retired.
This movement necessarily forces Johnston
into the defenees at Atlanta, and places the
city within range ofShermsn's guns.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-22
SEitj 9dUertisEtl1Emts.

a. IT WOULD BE GREAT ACCOMMODATION TO
Us IF OUR ADVERTISERS WOULD SEND IN THEIR
FAVORS AS EARLY IN THE WEEK AS WEDNESDAY
NOON
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-22

During the heavy thunder storm at Fre-
mont on Thursday, tho circus tent Of Lake 4
Co. was blown down, to the great panic. con-
fusion, and wetting Of spectators and perfor.
mers.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-22

AANarnaH Mt R.nw.

once with Judge Ranney U. s. Collector avar m. :,
ers' Block. ~
Delaware, Ohio. November Q, lsss.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-22

WILL give prompt attention to all who may EavSr
wv him with oAll
Office; No. 4 Williams Block, up staiFs Resiaenc.
on William street, west OF Franklin,
April 10, 1S6A-6m
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-22
0nairinW-

A Ii kinda Of work pertainR 10 the Watch ana
"a Iewery business Will be d6he In the bost manner
AlifOrnaGold made up 10 order. Sewing maehinenr re
aired At No. Williams Block by
Janel '60-eu O pLAFT
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-22
EETTER S
d emaining unclaimed in the Post Office at
Ia, aWare. .State Of Ohio on the 2lsu day Of July,

n emaininR unclaimed in the Post Office at Del
II aware, State ofOhio, on the 2ls day Of July, 1884
RS- To obtain any Of these letters, the applicant
cali for adUsrtiSed LeeFg give the date OF this
list, and pay cent for advertising.
@5- If not called for within month, they will be
sent to the Dead letter Office.
FREE DELIVERY of letters by carriers at the resi-
dences Of owners, lin the large cities), may be Sc
1. DIRECT letters plainly to the street and number,
with the writer's post Office and STATE Styee and qaur6er
sign them plainly with full name, and request that
be directed accordingly g. Letters to strangers
or transient visitors in a town or city whose special
address may be unknown should be marked In the
lower left-hand corner, with the word Transient
l. Place the postage stamp on th Ti0hth cor
ner, and space between the stamp direction
for post marking without Interfering with the writing,
N. B.-A REQUEST Tor the RETURN of letter TO the
writer If unC aimed within 80 days less written
printed with the writer's rG1ae post office and State
acress the efthand end Of the envelope on the face
of postage payable when the letter is delivered to the
writer.-Sec %, Law Of 1868.
Age Jennie Iampman MISS Emily
Allen Miss Eliza Lewis DR.
Allen Miss LYDIA Martin Elizabeth
Akisen Sarah Mas Chas l. Co
Atcknson Mrs J Moorhead Alexander
Bills Miss Sarah Mcclellan
Berry Miss e. NcSarty Jeramish
Bell Mrs Barbara ADn-2 Murray James
BTyson J X .f.Fss- 0nestaf l.
Church Henry Oston Mrs Harriet
Chase Osborn A
Cellar j Page n 7
Conway Hannah Philbr:ck PhebA
Clark W J Regal Walter S-3
Cone Farion Rlle Mss May
Cory W W ScWerker Charles
Z olen Miss Lucy Singer Miss Meaar
Converse Miss Alvira Shea John
Davis Prof VIM Smith L N
Decker Mrs Blu lah Smith Geo g
Decker Mrs Elizabeth Ann Smith
Dnsler G Snider IAOnRrd
Decker Mrs Mary Smead Mrs 6 l.
Doty Miss Mary Thurston John l.
Dunbar Prof c Trompeller 5 l.
FARMER Miss G Ward Miss Charlotte
Findley Miss L. A Welis Mrs Elizabeth
Eraisure K Rebecea WorIey Rev Daniel
Hail MISS Nora Wilson Mrs Mary A
Hill Gilbert Wright Cornelius
Holt Evan Miss C and A
Howe B MrRKJ
Jones John Blk
Jones VIM
E7- Office hours Opens Z: al nj 7.3U =.
July D, 1861. II a. THOMSON. p n
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-22

John Baker, Of Erie, o., sold the present
season $500 lbs. wool of his own raising at
one dollar per pound.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-22
ARRIVAL & DEPARTURE
Q f M "A I'll s
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after the 1st day of July, 1854 mails will
arrive and depart from the Delaware Fos office aa fol
lews:
New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Washington, Cieve
land, Chicago, Northern Ohio &C., closes 500 D. m
Arrives at 1890 a. daily.
Cincinnati, Columbus, Louisville, St Louis Southern
Ohio, Western Virginia, &c closes $50 a. M Arrives
at p. m, daily.
lO:l5 a. m. Arrives at 10 a. daily.
Berkshire, Sunbury, Alum Creek, Granville, Johns
town, Porter Kingston Center, &C. and closes
at II m. Tuesdays and Fridays.
Radnor, Prospect Redwood, and Patterson, arrives
and closes at IL m, Tuesdays Thursdays and Satur-
days.
Norton and Waldo, arrles at 10 M, and closes At
10 a M, Tuesdays and Saturdays
Killbourne arrives $50 m. and closes at so
a. m, Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Mails will be ready fer delivery from half to three
guar ters Of an hour after arrival
Office Hours Opens at a. m.-Closes at T3O D. m.
Delaware, o., July %, CAST A. THOMSON P. n
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-22

IRERStaSS SSnEHtSSS q fdr H5EIs II. I,
pTiOos for cash.
March Is '6l.-fH. Z. &. CHAMBERLAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-22

RYOTICE is horeby given that the undersigned Aas
IN been appointed and qualified Administrator OF
the estate Of Nahum Powers, deceased, late Of DsA
ware county, Ohio All persons interested will govern
themselves accordingly.
July IS, 1s64-3tpd. LEWIS POWERS
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-22
HIaHLx IMpnR1An1 FROM GEORGIA.
WASHINGTON, July l9.

Lanta-The City Within Reach Of Sher-
mans Cans
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-22

0WING to the rapid advance OF all kinds of Hard
~ ware, and the adoption of TERMS by the
Wholesale Trade, compelled, in selr-defenee, to
sell goods for CASH ONLY after this date
Persons knowing themselves indebted to will
please call and settle without delay. a
July 20, Is64-sm. CD. POTTER %.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-22
Ice! Zee! TceI

nAVlNG secured large supply OF best quality Of
44 ICE, am prepared TO supply my former custom.
ers, and indeed all that may want 1t, at the lowest
market price. shall a wagon daily for the deliv
cry Of Ice, Bread and Cake.
March Is. 1854 W, G.. IITTEIJ
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-22
Select Styles and Fabrics in
New Dress Goods.


Select Styles and Fabrics In
New Dress Goods,
Blk, BrOcade and Gro Grain Dress sIlks.
Bro. and Cold Brocade and Plain DreGs silks.
sonnet Silks, Lining Silks, &c. ~
"a Beet qualities Black Silks 1AA@
Especial i Ia attention invited inspection sf N.Y.
BEST sH Svor D Gooes being the largest and,
Spring and Summer Shawls,
In variety Of Fabrics and all thespOpular styiss.
Plain 1J3I Blk, Mode and High ColOred ThIbst,
CSlik trngs) Shawls, always on hand,
Full line Plain Black Moufning ShaWk
SIX and Grape ShaWls.
Ladies' Spring ClOaks,
Fashionably and neatly made
OF the most approved s'yle and P.Aesrus,,
Beautiful Hood cloaka, fun ss.a ana asoEsh.
CloaknE Cloths in variety,
LAdies Lace and Grenadns Voihn
Alexander KID Glovea, Plain End EnbOssed
Hair Net!i, Head Dresses, Rats ana Nice,
Fancy Hair combs, Side Combs,
Real Lace Cellars Cellars and and A AEnhrSidsriss in ssiiu.
silk sun Umbrellas, Riastics and corua,a.
Parssola, Fans, Umbrellas
The Largest and cheApes. Assortment. e
Ladies' New Spring Style Hats
Trimmed and Untrimuaed,
Leghorn, Soft Straw, Canton,
Pearl and Lap Pedal BrAidl
With Ribbons, Feathers And Flowers
To Huit the best taste.
LARGE STOCK OF
CARP t@s
J. CrOssley 4 Sens celebrated BrussOls oarpsus,
LsWsll Power Loom in Ply,
Lowell Extra Super Ingram,
LEVEL Super Ingram
MAttinga Rugs, Oil Cloths, stair cArDvm ssg=-.
ltAir Rods, COrnicSs, &e
Large Gilt and Rosewood FranA
Mirrors and Looking GlNssas,
For sale At New YSrk pFieSa
Curtain DAmasks and Draperiea
Embrotdoried White Curtain MuallAR,
Wndew Shades and Paper,
Table And Piano Covers,
Table Damasks aud yewalsaa
sheetiugs & PilloW-eass AaSlias,
Bed Spreads, cOuAtORPAaoa
TeEiGEa, alasOans, linens,
&c. Sc, &c., SC, &c, &e., &a-, Aa.
! respectfully return my thanka q. mx.
nerous friends and customers for ahsif.1Cs. Z.
ora, and assure them that ShaIl RAJ Co.
lnued efforts 10 keep up At all times tAS moaa
eSirablo stock Of Goods to bo found In Nb@
ounty. Large daily cash sales enable me n
business on SMALL PROFlTs. Tan CHnAPpsr
ooDs IN TOWN Is my motto,
To the trading public wish 10 say, coma
nd see for yourselves,
April u. 'sA J.H.ME NDENHALL.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-22

r YoU WANT Sui, 60, up on shor. nsues, iTy us
j ap1T T. Il. WILSON AGO
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-22

For President Of the United States,
ABRAHAHG LINCOLN
s. OF ILLINOIS,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-05-24

Ear cine CUTE BcrtiOn S9adternbeit tur9
felten gBtllen iiberwunoen bate, lib erbpt elm
etnfades SpltSIteo gu itn9en. Dies wnrbe
an9sncnlmen uno lte nabm Ubne rtele llm.
itGnpe 9errn Gtallin9'S Gjuitarre unb lana
ba5 municipalities 9ie J bon g4lbtrt Braun !:
WntterletIensallein, init benz inuieltsn 0e.
fG1l uno 9ln8pvnf. Sbre Stimnle lpar ne
Der rnoerlid frdftig mod ppuouBersemSbu
lidsnI QBptltlan9, aber pcll tDer5li9tet unb
Nnnlutb. 6err Wiinafslo ltano etwas ot<
lett8 uno becboAtete lie ipabrenb tires Sc.
lanse, obne leocA cine Wlieue gu persitben
nno Trau BON Blautenturn idmeidelte
IT'D nit Der 5cffuun9, feline gebanfeli
belddftiSten iid ausl4lieblid NIT @barlcts
ten. .,e 3aa gaI5a. .as.az -.
Al8 DlaIwiae oaa 9ieo 5u @noe geIunsen
uno all9enaeinen 8sifaa eeerntet, in ipeldsn
ipsar eini8e iun3e Stutsr einltimnlten, uno
pon psl&enl nur Wan4felO a4 uaiAlob,
fam eia Glterer 5err, EN- alter 8etannter :
Ntalwlnen's altf lie uo erbat BON ibr ol8 be.
lOnosre CUNT fur ltd, Ne uiSge ibm iein
eleblIn9Slteo lin9en, ndnslid ba8 Spifalieo :
Wtor9en nuB ta fort Don bier. a. ,as
49, s ia}lSSrtfeBuns tpletl 1lst I3so
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-05-24
81 & al hit D II.

gglteb tts fGnstien GpaesumS Der gDuntarite III Gpn
brn raSGirter eines Der rten neestnen @Ole9en Der
@er Staaten ter ben 0rSR &hel etneS 2ebens IN ben
Soiytt.lern bon 9pAoDn Nars YblaSelpbia an6eren
Stdften sueebra bat etnse her puneeTbaen Selnneen
prnereet ppn te iie Geibi6te her Nei;tu petB In
,dblta Qetenbe tte an SbcniduIen crebt uno
Rranfteien len, iple :. 9. aa4 bic BET pl0sten Sc
rduaen su br ereden, Bic u pit errStben bel esrtnsen
RIentetetten II. l. ~. WurSen aueenbfli1 8epetlt. -
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-05-24
@efGbrli6e Rroufbcit.

gBenn sc. rreseletete unfluee Sansns ausinhet tds
er BEN &et Stefer bmer,bdlten rdnbeit III @ ausenpm
men bat - se6iebt es b4uii3, toB Elm un;eses Sanse
tIbl Ober bic TurGt pcr @nbedunS iIn abf9red ib
ene su euSen, au pelde Sri3e brr gr;iebuna uab
ep ftablitit aein sin gerrauet ieben Snnts unb tr
atet lanse bis te Snmptpms hses I6redsn lletsls
pie g. Elm nit @eidwl entianfeet Has, cine b6ie
Gae S6mers i'm 3cpfe une IN ten Glteerrr Mbaabme res
@eds. Saubbeit Ausrp 9e Der Saut, &uptn cen Sci
men une 4rmen 6inneu i'm 9ete unb al cen @rtrelntd-
ten @ 3esen, no tanH tGe llebel nit elmer 3eclt9en
Sdnslsteit eer @ i4reten btS Sulest Der @aumen unb
BITE santncen eina has Sper brr fr9tbdren &r1nt
beten @e1eniaub res HRtteifS pr6 ttnb ter GrS ene
trefltfen 9eiben taburd Elm @nee mdt ha5 er ttn rad
@s III cine tauriee 9tniae taB Eauiente beier frrt
barren &rantteit gum OVER aaer, III 6else Der nse d
ltdteit unpenfer prdber wede burd Nnmeubun9 jeaes
oeden @iIeS hes etfgrs tte Gpntutipn perniten unb
ben @e beS yeEens IN Elm eleseS Oaietn pervaueen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-05-24
JmpOrteure lC.
Giebert s. gpntinerfeI0.

@R Giebert s GDntfnerfeIO.
MA l1niertn Greunben unb 8etanntsn, fVpIe benz @a
blttum I'm Maeemeinen erlaubtn mir unS btermI
bic MHaeise su ma9en 6as wr unter beutesn Datum u
Slein= unb 2iqupr.SeIbGft,
Serbunbtn NIT teutIben fransSAen ane etnbeintf4tn
}-~% Qrpoutten,
@c. a1S SsDrc Gdnitr., 2 Sbitren bessr Se
MfarEt,
inter pbier Btrma eabtrt babea une Serrreeu ebert
BITE reeufe unb btat9fe Sebenure.
Baltimore ben q. APdrs 1854
Stebert & SRmmerf fe b.s
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-05-24
.E1errknfleiD aDen.

EStH,& &rottffrase SIC. 85s unt 35sh.
s5gteineu seebrten 6rennoen nnb BEN Publttum made
8 5ierlii Die ansege, bas i'd bas loon eit 9Gbren an
ielem Bess stablrte @eHd iibernpmmen babe unS be.
Rduhis Elm reGBdltises Eager BON G6ueu iob ssarte,
tsteu 6erentlsiberu ueueer 5accn 81 ben bifsen res
fe SeerStbis bslen lns auG cIe auf 9eenuns anfer.
tiger Besse. Gtpe fir wnterrEde nnb 5Dieu3enee in
lien Srrteu uub su alien reieu. serner cine stnas
ra9I Reseni&irme StSde ,e ionic dGe in ceies isoG
eini&Iagenbe artiieI. aaaffar-. 35 al ,as14sst
- aQe 8sRelunoen perben prompt, bilIiS unb
tHrssfer tSria auGeiertiSt pcrSen.
e Z. Goifer.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-05-24
6efM1ftS : sy1ntis.

Wtetnen tpertben &uubeu jlir Nadr DIT bas Id bas alt
betanne II auHr. unp Dein8ef6Gft
NC. A. Cn &ombdrcftr., Gde BON SsrOnt,
inter Der aIten Sirmn rie btsber NIT unsebrd@n pnb
fortfubre. f-fr
t2lmrs1mt) Gbds. 8. Steber't.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-05-24
Bcionbcrs ~ bedCbten /!

Or. SNtntpn bete allen 2tnen feline SlIe an, trelde @
bnrd pl4e eeheime une nnatrlide, @t unb 16rser
fprenee tnr bic Artt bic @eieaae unb tie @e undbs
ma6enee 2afer se1w1tt tabsr w. e-
pier e ttntse her trGprtsen nb tetlasenSHerthe sl.
gen ter iruben @errbnbeten res Saiters Sp DE i'm 9t-
ten un6 ben Gefsrn, Smer5en im Ncpf 56w1de ee8 Ge-
9ts 9eriMf Der a teltraft ertlppien b6ie llnrube
Wagsnl9pd6c unsrenuna Ger gerbaunass SrSaae, oHes
rnesne Gnttr1ftune, Srmppme Der SSwtaeIust -.l,-.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-05-24
rOaS feinGtc urc opuencctfte 6ricbtsSpnicsS5itter
lnfcrcr Scit %
9ie 9Onigblume (The Honeysuckle)
ELIXIR DE W.T. a

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Diets Epnie SitterS we6es felt lanse eneh srrsIsfen
trmmt III Gus benz renlten @rgud In @erbnoung nit
&Sniss pber @asclrila 8inee I'M 14ese Der Deiaun
frtst uuo bat IT'D odelbe In 1uen Mnhtunsen Der 4eber,
re nnb WerbauunsSpredne" ebr werbSra ss;gt unb II
in Deuti4lanb als o
betraGtet.
SplbeFbr Refdurateitre MYUtberr &C, ftnbeu In SeIen
6rut Epnc BttterS ene pertbppae Auele ees Yrcs Ia
einma eefoet bic 6duer nih ptn baelbe etu mol
len. gt mic antere c9nannte 8tters bdn3t baelbe
BEN 9epGbner uDuffen" nBSehalteter Sa6en unb aneS
curreneen @ttqueten ab unb bn es br wertbuUQen
n9reb nen ererttl rcr6n oeren Dtrtungen dnt Cb9e
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bet eS eber benz Sr fer nod Nr3te Der amerbet.
sls Trtnt itterS ebt betreiS einer @leean3 Gen
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uaneen i'm Wtunbe ME GtSflpabe. @affee, Sbee, @nnue
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IN en erirdrnenbS Spnte1rges 8tere beim 6tnuntsrrn
ZEN abereebt uno C1e cabsr IN eer SausbaltunG pbetn
gerteten 5celS, Neitdur1ttpn &c. unentbtprltd en.
gDppeiale 3etd Meenten Dnuen NIT rgeno etnerSua
ttdt bes SOrjslien SitterS tn titen 19nsenb auart
Gaiden eur1
f., ben alleini9en Gi9ner
8. y prm 30. 2 6 Sancoers, GtPe BON GamSenffr.,
gescmiiber Scm Mearftc, Baltimore,
Serirret perpen. -. r, .se
Sene eefate 8ld4e 1T 16t bic nidt NIT bent Stesel hes
@tanerS auf rem Sort Sereben 1T. 'ifgg YqF fff
gDecerSerdufer etaen bic su fieem StterS dngeertt6
ten ldr-lbrsropb- Ausb sbanSelAilber srutis.
Die leeren 6ldder rerben (jeopd rein Bet Der r66en
Befeaune nit $00 Dussnb rancp Baltimore infe6nuns
sebratt. s'.@ A'y4-3 tN3 ,s4l5F u 1134
gpr3Isltden 5imbcer= GGcmce SOn benz SimbeerIafts
Der Sprabrteen Grne fppie ale gDene unb Stqupr err
aualttat unb 3u lOltpen Yreilen.
I ~ jtgl.Il9 @fe SanDSer unO gambenitr, seoenibsr
| d (25Npr3U(N Benz WdrFte
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DR.. Johnston,
bsr eta5I9s Mr3t, tuelter an,eist.
eod. .9Dfpital.
CUR untsrbyGGung Der QuadIal5sret etabItrt

Der eia3i3e pIdb III Ger Delt, TOO iiarrs
i9nelIe unb g1itnpI:rSe Guren In to1~
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OrgantI6s Gd;lpGae

mirb unbersIel S9eiIt unS bie Sre Srat ieber bere
et Dees furdbare Set peIds fas 2eheR eltnb unb
bic @te una Na6tpnmenidait unnSs9 madt, tf,ot kaS
9prs Oerer se ibren 2ei enGae unteipanen frSbnen.
uass ss4e nO ~ sit ~ Aus4rstfan9en senetet neil
Stritturen Neterblaeen i'm Sarn Stetn unb antere l-
laden entrFsn fdnn 10 m ie bod meiRenttes cine Bcee
tes MiBtraude8 Der seeIHen Sredne Her dber wtd es
lasnen taS tie 6ra ber @reusuns eter Denem serp
prb bic i4 beimfen 2aaern erseten, ais bon Denea
BE hn fbfte {inh.
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Bc!btlrntbcte Weriouen,

pter Solae pe(e dy Su perteraben teab69en nnS iib
pb9iI6er Sdn1be pter ctne8 aRetren nbern bepuet
nSiUgten Gnperaaglip Or. Scbnisn ~ &atte sisten
psfs seSsp M T'e s as agss n SOsf Sss Ser
6 fbSpuus ser f4rtdltiteu Mrt perben ihnea turr.
Serieniee meler Il Ter BebantIuus un6 Turpree BON
Or. Spbnipn uutereb tann ibn ais einm Gbrenmanne.
Dtne Tur6t i anoertrauen unH saperf6d auf ne drat
Itfe Meihtdli0feit perldien. ---.--- -
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