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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-23

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Osiapsli@s Granf6eit.

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men Bat s se3eb s t1uis, bas etn uasettses S@dmSe
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ten iih jeissn no Slaa Nele nebeI NIT eiser f6ret9eR
Saneltseit b i&retten bs aulebt Ter Gdunen unh
bic Raentneten enasen has Spfer farttaren Srant
tett sin GeesNaS tes gtlets rs uAt Ger Sob ietnsn
dredliten Seeen hasurh Elm gnee waG Aas er ttn rad
snem saee 1rtna rinnen fen @eenter suridtebrt.
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barren Sranttet sum Sser faea TIT cse Der lnSelttd-
teit unmilenter pra1ler. elde hur MrmeuSung jeaes
Setlien Ges beS Nte turS BITE gonfitupn esrnten unt
esn ef hss Setens IN Elm eleAees DaeiA serpaaeelH.
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Or & n Mt 0 II.

taltep 6ss fGnislea Graesians ttr gDunedre In 2pa
tcn raeuirr eintS erNen mesitn6er @suesien eer
Ser Gaaten Der ten e5Rtn Sbei eineS 3ebens tn ben
eipllern Scm 2pnbpn, Ylrs ptilnbelpbta uo aneereu
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rdu6eR sa ebr rireden bic cit errStten ke 6ertnsen
RIetnateitea u. { y. Marhen auaenkltfIb befetlt.
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Nspb sit,.tp Il Dcrionsn,

Uter So6e pelte m ia oerbetrltbsa keatTbtsen, rnb M
ttplder Shwite enes aueeren pnserntHss bewusi
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aae 5nSernile elen ste Nbs pteie roer seft9e Ser
Gf5Bpfuns Ger fsrsaIi1iten @rt perssn 6nea turrt.
Dericniee reler Il Der EebaueIuns unb HIrsrse bon
Dr. pbnitpn untersset tdan TIM dls etnem Gtrennane.
rtre Surt i anoertrauen uub Spsr9tt auf feline DRIFT
kfisl lSsf hEeff rs~Ia{
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''egigl,cf,a III beah cl'

Er trhnsA tiete. a1eR 2eren fsine 1lic an reede It'd
tUrs i hsiUe tuuaturli@s etf uue a5rser strs
crente yr se &r6ett ete 8eeaibae unS eic Ge unlbs
utatenee 0aaer seltmadht kaEen. eae n ].lt3
er ne sinise fer rsprser unS tetla enarertbe1 SoI
gen ruben Gecrbnbttten fes Sdfers Sw DE i'm 9lt.
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Nasen6pd6c unprenune ser Serbautass-SrSaHe a1Sea
Ssetne GntsrSituns. Samptrme Der S&~inhuest H' t
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Saeae MGansr,

tepMbers pelhe lie SY'er rs estecn 2s1srs eeUrSen
nb bas ihrlt 10 otle Sduienee IN stn 81; rIhes @rnt
reet reid,e sus l3e srbabenen Sateue enttdelten
8erantesfrafte nit ben Dpursr Ser Werenmfett cen See
nat bgeet ue FER 9er beaubernce SSne ent0ft tAken
mIrkerl. nt6aen lid NIT ppqsn @srtrailen Kahsn.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-23
gebein,eu &raufbeiteu

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tn benz 9IGen tne Sen Yeprrn Gnjunbinosn Der Nieren
nnb Slae, SadmtreraieBuasrr Swle ter Reruen, Mfa-
seaI6mSat Nfasteit gteeersefbIasentei. @erfdnee8~
tdwdte Sersflepfet Sddterrtei 3ttteru, Nuseal6eSe
S@wueel, Rppfhmer5, Gnt3ireuns - Saes her gtait
Der 2nnse hes NEd1enS ser Gtnaeleee after iener
ebel, be BON seen setetmen 0ewnbnte ten ter 5Rsens
ptlde tbren Spfsrn sefSbrer hN ais Ger Sircnen @e
fang ben @efdtren St5 siies Ferrtheeu Hut rcnn nt
eitts 9etlt weretr itre gliueueen Scnsn9en cerat~
ten Ghpdde fer Gsnhtuon beruprtrineen bic Che uiea
sati maGeu aab 3ulsst hea asrpr uns stnH strSrea.
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@eS6aafts : SSOtss

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I1stnsa per.Ran Rwnten sse nGri6t, bas t6 las ea.
5efcnnte 81 eRRr- uab % 2etn6efGS
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Deg feinse lsssr peligmee4Re 2yrussts
se@ s n8 Hufeesr %eiH.
10 Die 9OnisbIams (The Honeysuekie
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ke fs enr@ betme 2asr eedmdtat tabeu, Sic e 70 pit
boen 2euten in her Sdule erreu nern 5pl.
cen lie aanGb lpiren, elbt TIM Sdfaie bard 9plutip.
men, bic, pei,n nnsetettt bic Cite untSs6 MAIDEN unb
e tbun Srlde @srenen mieu terrr liz sillfeeg tn liz
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Die ftedssa.n gstrtuusta Sts sGittrs Fnb sr a fare.
tn. Berln bes @tb1tntles 8erTirruns her Seeen Se'
brItbet ber Geiesftafte, b6e Ntnun9en Mbneeuna
her 9eItaihaft udt G& Ginanitee, Wibtranen 9eeen
ii5 ielb 8adtiamseit Il. + ths eaiSe ter iAIimmtn
ENf,
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btentsn, tas ein stlbtr eia une eu sebr S5rrer bic
nstbmenstsea grrrerniiie Sur eFeien Gl idisIiscit
ho. a pbne tiee Wtre bic @te les qbJnS nr raarsen
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lid uns bic sete nitro ereyen bon Hung unb me.
lsntcltiden Betra6tunsen, el5 uHs bic 5rsute webe
AHtsre eexestn oerfrei9ert fine -
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-23
Dreaniiae Gdpaas

rb unoer;us aebeilt unb 6te Orae 3ra seeer Serge
heg Dteies urtsdre Ytteu reeS eas 2eben elenh anh
bte Gte unS Iadpnmemitat unnrsli& madt tfssit saa
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aen erteteA ten 70 TT lie rod mehentbttls cine SsIss
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uansn hd he Rrai Der GrSusuns eter bon Dtnea 6erS
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sse ha retie fnp. f1
No. Dfftee: 90. Z Sib.G .Grepertdfr.,
Eeben Ebaren BON Bnltmorefr., Sltlt&s Sette,
bic Stufsn binauf,
Dtan merle fd gamen NIB Sausuumnsr. benz unDtfItn-
he trlsertte Hdmaer snr9trebene ltne gestensie
0uafalter, Subftder, VtiefeIwt@er, StraBenretnser
une QampeHpuSer 10. Ed reselmdBtse Mer3te
une Iauern an9;psen bon Dr. rbncnS 9iu In eer tate
RS. aGs Sueie .milisn einen gUi-Steulp entbaItsa'
Cine $5eilurs IN 2 Sasen ause{nclt..l
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-23
DR.. Johnston,
Baltimore 9ofRital.
esr sinii8s Nr3t, mtIdev aa@Is.

BUR llatsrosiefun9 brr Quadial5eret etabIirt,
Der eipli3s pioB ti' nsr 15sIt, 500 fidsrtl
fhnelle unp .lsii srt..tfn 81 IL .H M
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''A9'' His9 Asa'7at 3i9 aHA 'n1lu9 3sibu
Ha5gesQs's1a
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ELIXIR DE VITR.


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kSntes reer @astiaa aiass TN gDsst b%r 9eaat!en
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IA DeutfGIauS GS8 I
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SselkefSes @eaagraexse &psttefer fntsR Ia st' +
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ne.ia siRnc eetpt bie aueT ait ptz sacISe feia ga
lea H&t ntc a1kfre irgsan!s Sitsrs beas ea9s!ki
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cartensea @tisgssn Gb aae ea IS ker @erttDsutn
9nsrsseStG tkrrttgt sreeE setsR 33Saasea eNt Dtss
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bstt hes Sc ts,:fafes aIs urabertrrneR fa.
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tttdt etefes brrsagGen SttttrS tx Ren RHes e1os'
SIafEen sard @il 4s5-
r1gaa seA aIleinieen Gi9ner
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seSsu&ber Sen, 6sEasgfe, 80ittszrre.
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ten cellar -!itbssrapt %uab6nses@iGssr sretts -4ss
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geheuuns nit $IeG Dusesk rdaep GaiHcret t&sdra;
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aSranSp, Mrrac, GSCoteb SBbisfn Auneb Gfenc
ben anertannt euten Aaaitdcn ure au pltsea 9rss
empfstlt t5 le 594 .. ssprE,
rg r-.-- n GGe Ssnryer uHD 9EntSenEr.,
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p. N1eale SOL. 0drtaac.

gir empinetn cebsn 0tne pdYtbe befe Spndnbfte Sd,
sse erues hs ntF ~ aeaisietea 9resn
BfesFirgms SIC MrRFt1 Il R0tIFeImM
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VI Is 5snDrsrhTs sesenntsr be1 Rem EGfm
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L e. ffr N,rfIa.

Die sise sduienfe leide pGfienc Der ietten icterebn
Sabre IN Gle cr INfaittmirt MN e unb bic Nleuge mid.
lstr paatarjtGen Spra pnsn Welde Or Senate au1.
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Tfrlpnen teWrfnten pprcr fas tltRm Al W,eberbpien
Mtalen Inrrdet sureJ euei III 8e;Ia auf ieineu
ebarater ais Ghre ntln Berg au @harafter Ge.
rlentatteett ts Sersneeu cine btureieense &srlbr-
Ieifuns
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G3 sibt elee anwI eres une untrSeuteee @uadfdIter
Tsl6e fie ais 4er8e isatbea HnO 3r rmrn's Nntun.
fgunsem cppilen Salutider, Sielpider. ypmpenpueer
Geten dNatt Ter ereR sSiiieu6a her Nieesn en- ne-
brighten 8erMt witmttcn, ;h iest csemaBts sebilset
ben ic ontransen hie eWnvbfit Der pelht uasludt.
der Det in ibre Sinee tcnlen serine baben I'M, rutn.
ten 8r. Sohnfrn hi a. bBbdlb fir nptkweneia an er.
pdhnen DEFENDERS fur Ssebe mtl9 nit eusn Nufe unbe.
lannt ae cas- ene 9saptisuaseH peer Dplpn,e tedneS
In ietxer Slhte Iie9en, 1)e7 f9rt
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Or. SpNNhsn I'll Ter etn.et, ressnidsts seblset Qr,t
msler bic 5etluns rcn 6ewin Sraatbee aneiat Getnt
RttteI mnb gebanelans inb allen MRterem sdnd, uabe-
fana Or IL berdnsetlse bon einem 2eten we6eS er In
be srSetfn Sspitdern Gnrrpd8 un lem ren eiees 3a.
be8 3ubradte, namlid Gn9anb, Nrdntreid unb in rem,
GlraleVcrn pbtlaeelpbia u NIB bat etne nas
srs Yrarts, Gl6 Aae anberea Merstt Ser Wtlt. l'F
Der teler f1 her wHese tes Or. Dbnfpn orbeint abt
lmn fe perragsn aU etnf Gbre as Nann unh iett 0es
sGidHHtett aIs Mr3t. a3~<l l6 .Gs
o. 0fffces SO. + 6 SAb.Eretert6Rrate,I IiufeY
Nsns bon 1altsmnreRs, nebtu ber S2Irbtiterb6ae."
hantiranttstten rssheu l&nsu atteiIt, 9
, 1864-10-17

of such sums of money as shall or may be
recovered against them or any of :hem them
in any court, for any internal duties or
licenses collected by them, with the costs
and expenses of suit, and all damages and
costs recovered against assessors, assistant
assessors, collectors, deputy collectors, and
inspectors, in anysuit which shall be brought
against them or any Of them by reason Of
anything that shall or may be done in the
due performance Of their official duties, and
also compromise such suits and all others
relating to internal revenue: And all judg-
ments and moneys recovered or received for
taxes, costs, forfeiturcs, and penalties shall
be paid to the collector as internal duties
are required to be paid; and all sums of
money which the Commissioner is author
lied to pay by virtue of this section shall be
paid by drafts drawn on collectors of inter
nal revenue.
See. 45. And De IL further enacted, That
in all cases Of distraint aud sale of goods or
chattels for on-payment of taxes, duties, or
licenses, as provided for, the bill Of sale of
such goods or chattels given by the officer
making such sale, to the purchaser thereof,
shall be prima iacie evidence Of the right
of the officer to make such sale, and conclu.
sive evidence of the regularity of his pro-
ceedings in selling the same,
Sec. 46. And be IL further enacted, That
il, for any cause, at any time after this act
goes into operation, the laws Of the United
States cannot be executed in State or Ter
ritory Of the United States, or any part
thereof, or within the District Of Columbia,
it shall be the duty of the President, and
he is hereby authorized, to proceed to exc.
cute the provisions Of this act within the
limits Of such State or Territory, or part
thereof, or District Of Columbia, so soon as
tho authority Of the United States therein
shall be re-established, and to collect the
taxes, duties, and licenses, in such States
and Territories under the regulations pre-
scribed in this act, so far as applicable; and
where not applicable, the assessment and
levy shall be made, and the time and man.
ucr Of collection regulated, by the instruc.
tions and directions Of the Commissioner of
Internal Revenue, under the direction Of the
Secretary Of the Treasury. e.
See. AZ. And beH further enacted, That
the officers who may be appointed under this
act, except within those districts in any
State or Territory which have been or may
be otherwise specially provided for by law,
shall be and hereby are authorized, in all
cases where the payment Of such tax shall
not have been assumed by the State, to per-
form all the duties relating to or regarding
the assessment and collection of any direct
tax imposed, OR which may be imposed by
law.
To BE CONCLUDED
, 1864-10-17

This Machine Is used exclusively on leather-lor boot
and shoe work CT any grade, has SUPERIOR In an.
pearance and Tor durability the work superior 10 that
done by hani u uses smaller needle than can possibly
be used In any other Machine.
, 1864-10-17
Price ss0 90, WIN Fixtures Complete.

This Machine Is principally used for the heavier gradel
o. Tailoring and Boot aud Shoe Work. or Carriage Til
ming; runs light and rapid and does nne work WE'LL II
mas much larger shuttle than the smaller Machines.
, 1864-10-17
Staistsllaneuus advertisements.


TERRITOVY OF WARRINGTON, COUNTY
Il or PIERCE, ss-NANcY sIIELDEN, Petitioner, vs.
JOHN s1lELDEN, Decentralization for Divorce. Ia
The District Court for Pierce County, Washington Ter
ritory-Novembrr Term, 1861.
To JOHN Sheldon :-You are hereby notified that
Nancy Sheldon has fled petition and complaint against
you, In said Court which will 70 be heard al the
rst term Of said Court which shall than
four werks amer the rst publication OF this notice. and
less yOn appear said term and answer, ne will be
taken as confessed, and the prayer thereof granted.
The object and prayer Of said petition and complaint
10 obtain decree Of divorce and nuty Of the marriage
contract heretofore existing between yourself and the petit
TONER and also 10 obtain order for the custody Of l.
jane minor child Of petitioner and yourself during said
marriage.
Petition and complaint aled October 3d. 1884,
FRANK CLARK,
S6l Attorneyfor Petitioner
, 1864-10-17
HOWE'S
Family and Manufacturing
SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING MACHINES.
sfA"
Flice 500 CO, with Fixtures Complete.
We recommend this Machine principally for Family Sew.
mE b.. Z 4 extensively used BY shirt and Makers.
garment can be made with this Machine.
"A, Pearl"
Price SIS 90, with Fixtures Complete.
Ts Machine Is the same size As the A. but Is silver Mat
ed and elegantly ornamen'ed In pearl. II has double
'p with cover locking securely which Is very desirable
is not used every day
%1."
Price so5 co, with Fixtures Complete.
This Machine Is larger than the A. and s adapted for
general manufacturing, either In heavy cloth or light
leather work. For Family sewing II has no superior.
Full Cabinet"
We put the Machine In this case a, ts5; the Peari
a. slOO; or the at teo THIS very hOhdSome piece
&C.
Price $50 90, with Fixtures Complete.
This Machine principally used for the heavier GRADES
ming; runs light and rapid and does hne work we Il
has much larger shuttle than the smaller Machines.
Cylinder.
Price sI40 %. with Fixtures compiete.
This Machine used exclusively on Ieaiher-tor boot
and shoe work ef any erade, h has no SUPERIOR In ap.
done by hand II uses smaller needle than can possibly
be used In any other Machine.
The Howe machine s well known and lis intrinsic worth
creates demand wherever L Is introduced Large mum.
ers have been sold throughout the States Of California
vIegcn, MexcS and the Sandwich Islands, and We coma
depuy assert that there not machine made that has
given the universal satisfaction that this has.
d h capable S q The entire range Of sewing
manner and " person, having one, becomes obRed "a
, 1864-10-17
VT,ERRITORY or WARRINGTON, COUNTY
i or PIERCE, ss-Third Judicial District Of Washing.

VINERRITORY OF wAsIIINGTON, COUNTY
i or PIERCE, ss-Third Judicial District Of Washing
ton Territory.
N. J. WEST, Palntin against =. r. ROGERS and Nc.
cav, doing business under the Arm name Of MeCAw
co and W u. VAUGHN, Defendants. In the U. z. Dis.
tric Court for Pierce County In the Third Judicial District
Of Washington Territory.
ToE Rogers and 4 Mccaw, doing business In Pierce
County W, To- under the hrm and style Of g. McCaW
Co., and W. D. Vaughn, Defendants: You hereby
tihed that M J. West has fled complaint against you In
said Court which will to be heard at the first
Of the Court which shall commence than three months
from the OH day Of August AD 1854, and unless you
appear At said term and answer the same viii be taken
confessed and the prayer thereof granted.
The object and prayer Of said complaint is to obtain
Judgment against you upon promssoty note drawn by
you April 2h, 1861 for the Of -Four Hundred Dollars
and interest thereon at two per cent M month t date
of such Judgment less the Of sevenytWo dollars In.
erest money which IL admitted 10 have been paid Also
obtain judgment Of forerlosure upoI mortgage upon
Lot No. one In Block No sixty In Lafayette Balrh part Of
the town Of steacoom, bearing date with said note,
and given to the payment Of the and Its In
tcrest
Complaint filed August eih 1864.
S2:sm PRANK CLARK, pitGS Atty.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-02-17

az Robert Grant, the McGregor agent
has placed before us statement showing
the condition Of the Iowa Mutual Fire In
snrance Company up to tue LIST of j anuary
1864. The statement shows losses pait
by the company at that date in the amount
Of ST., 400,34, Of which sum we notice tina,
$5,23S, 10 were paid to parties in Clayton
county. The Iowa Mutual is home in
s!itution and has clearly shown its ability
and willingness to justify speedily all loss
ess sustained by those who insure will
them. Why not patronize home institu
tons when they give US suffi cient evidence
Of their entire safety
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-02-17


RAP1D INCREASE OF THE REBEL Army
There can be no doubt that the rebel arni, S
will be immensely augmented by their
sweeping conscription in the spring. Git
liens residing within the enemy's lines say
that Lee expects to have forty-f thousa nd
conscripts added to bis army by the first
Of March, or soon after, which will swell
his force to between eighty thousand and
,incty Thousand men. All business is to
he suspended to fill up the army, and from
fifteen thousand to twenty thousand me-
chanics now in Richmond, will be for ced to
shoulder musket, and take part in what
she rebel leaders expect will be the final
struggle. The rebel leaders are straining
every nerve to put an effective force in the
field by the spring. To this end ten men
out OF every ono hundred in Hamp,on's
command have been sent home on thirty
days furfough to enable them to obtain
horses. The CONSUMPTION act is being eve
rywhere thoroughly enforced indeed, the
enrolling Ulcers are net very particular
scout the letter Of the law, but they act up
to its spirit, and notify persons who are
legally exempt If within few months they
would be liable to perform military duty
UH Sentinel