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MiSSletOipn 8ouDcrci1t.

Den N1itsliebern pbissn Sereins sur Nadridt, fa6 9ien-
flag rem 5. Mpril, MbenbsS l1br, tie S a b re @8eria m M.
I ii n g unb 8eamten=99dbl ~fdttfnbet wp Elm jehe8 Mtiteltet
BEL so Sent Strafe gesemrarti9 ien NUT.
(SMtp) if- a. Spbn 8rnu s, Setret1r.
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Gcrnlania Q5nnVercin Vlp. q.

DEN Witslieteru biene sur Na6ri6t bas Mpntde BEN 4
Mpril bic sweitc @irsatlnng %fattfntet, mo bic 9uittunas-
Su6er III @npfan9 9enprnlielt werben ftnnen unS cas- erfs
Gelb Sertanft mirb. @le, pel6e f6 .rtefem @erein nrf
anI6lteeen wpGen, werten it'd bel u. Sanber, Ode S6arp" II
gprffra6e, %eininhen.
W a4fe % m. RubGanh 5, prd(.
-. .Treb. g. @rnetter,4 Sdasnt.
lGNN p 81. Snnber. GefretIr.
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MarbIdnS StaotS zTair.

Die Damen, telGe beatii6tisen, bas teutl6e Deearteinent
Der Staats,1air nit reibliden Nrteiten Su beSenfen, rer'
ben frennelih srfuGt, 6~te[el6en fOtalO ais rnS9ltd bet 8rau
gerpnita Sptlfer, ND. 90 Sanroeritr. %at3nseben.
ments Der Stat s. 6air:
(9pTS) sN Gdtbiut a 9 utrp, S6riftf.
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9lllrt SthneiDcrn.

bic nuf quite %rbeit bei6dftist itnb, biene bterrttt CUR gtah=
nt6t, bnB am Wlpntas ben 4. Mpril 1864 Mpreens nm 9 lltr
In her 9tp9ftrn-9al, @fe TripplettS MGep un6 @altincretr,
cine aueerprbentli6e @eneral Werfanmlun9 %absetalten
nlrs, mpoet mtN1tse Se,9tune I'M Snterele peT A dSet &C.
.barauf aufmerta lam sera6t, taB Ste neue preisbiI CUR @prz
lase tpnmt. @s mus resbalb einert jeben &rbeiter Gum Werbl
ieiner Tamilie RON erpeem Snterefe leir, Der General : Der
iammluns nit Bel sampbneu. 3uelei6 btene BEN Mitelierern
sur Na6ri6t bs ale riidfdnbt9e &ufaeen bis gum 81. De-
Sernber erlaHen itnb unb fe nur pom 1. Sartar 1854 bic re-
~gelm16ise Mulase su beSablen BADEN 0ieienisent bic itG
benz @erein md nidt an9eldIcIen taben, rnS5en bentSeiiptsl
Derer fpleen, he f6 in letter Wteetins mieber Sablrei6 baben
eini6reiben lafen. Darum trnirnet @ue:
(SSM) $. Srunner, SER.
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8 &nnnn,a @MnIe.

Die Qetrittnben fir has Srntners Salbj16r ft1tfnen an
ben 20. Wtdrs, ibren Mnfang an pel6em Sage Sic
WerfesGnset Spr9enpnnten prrbet. Mntnelrunaen sur Nuf
rabme neuer SGuler beliebe man iptalb ME rnp9li9 SIT ma.
den, Ia MUIR cine ltmittrte Antabl terlfi9ttgt ipereen fdnn
(31WPrB-S) Sr. &ndpp.
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0Srrlnrfn-

Mm Dpnntrltas Nfpreen Serlrr i1 Elm Quittunssbud nit
2 mees@ntla1une SIbetnen (0tSdarges} pom 3. 1nb 10.
2b. &esiment. SD titte ben 6ineer bteier fir mid 70 mid.
tt9en Yapiere %brins1nb, mir ~pieielten in Gle gSefer' Office gu
%brtngeni
GSWlpl Granf Dp1i.
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9tpuSfd1uIe

Das Spmmerfemefer besinnt nit Rem 1. MYrtl.
Eur 8eidleunisuns Der S6aleraufnatn,e mirb intsb bic
SGnle i9Gn, am 81. Wdr3 se0fnet. gitern tperRen erinneTt,
beun 8estnm hes Spntmer 1ennener g. neue S@uler tufaeHprt-
men merbtn. l1nb bd bic DIRECTION bemiibt 1T, jete l1eber=
fuunn9 Der &Iafeu gu y ermeiben 70 btttet fe ut reAt
seftine Melhnnn srr Nnfnnhnte. (NRn- IRnA'
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Der 9elegaten sur
Gunifitmtinmellcm Gnnbemtinm.


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SO. 8rppfS.
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6. 8. 6at9.
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OjrpBc Spcrn.8 prlte(lllnoclt

Ornfc SpernsSprltellln9clt.
Serrn Grpser freut es, tenn publifunt n%nseieen su tSnnen,
t16 er nit
Serrn Gdrt 2tnid)iit
arrangements esisli6 elmer Neibe prn SpernSprftelluee
getrrHen bal, Die am E.iaa
0lterz0tpntdg, ben %. 0Rdr5
ttrsn @pfdng natmen. b..
Der tmmeHie Grf0ls, meGden tieie Grippe in 6plse ifteS
@uftreten5 in Rem BlItden StI6ten ub IN lester Np6e iii
un1erer Ritte ~er;telt rat 1T ieeem tntelt9enten 2eier npd
frt16 i'm Geed6tniB, ba sic 9refe itre @Gritelun9en als rt=
abertrUffen be8ei6net tat. Nt6t nnr bic f%ruteren Wttt9lteter
Ger ur fprIn8ltfeu teutidet Over, %ienbern aud neue 8lnf-
Ser erp6e Gbpr befebt aus 81 8infterrJ beren Siele lhpr
bereitS ala fdbiee Splifen befdnnt fno. Gin Wpniter-Srs
0cfer, mel6e8 80 Der 6enen NtuTtcr S6blt btibet bic 9apele.
Der gertdufbe rcIerSirten Sise fneet r~eselrndBis Wirrsens
in Meberptb'8 Notwithstanding fat.
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fit Contr0Rtoren.
500 NferSe Derlanat.

SUU % RferOe DerIdn0f+
12E ~. 8riseS Depdrtement, GapaGetie- Bureau
Office hes Gbief> Observation-Disclosures.
y. I1aibtnstpn, 3. Is. 8. Wtarj 1862
Gin &nuSert unS SiinfSig Collars $3.50
er Rppf nj rp fir aWe "a t
Gounucric=N fcroc,
bic ~iltner6alb Der na6fen breieie Gage in bic ReeieruneS>
etaae agf Gissbpge. y: g. %eeiietsrt wsresn inuhent b,eSsaalt
mist ltnter 5 (finf) unb ni6t iber 9 (nsun) Sotrs alt; Scn
141a Bis IS SanS bod, gut eendtrt unS geDaut, 5abnt iein
tnb bic sebGrise @rGBe fur Gdtalerte=Getrend1 taten..
O!eIe SpeSii;attpnen merhen 1T jeber 8ejtetuus frena
burdse fubrt merben.
8aBlunsen lperben Bet &blieferuns BON 10 (ebn) Dber
Snifpeftirns.e tuntem pun 9 utr @erssns bis 6 ubr
MtenpS,
AME A. EKIN,
Lieutenant Colonel, Chief Quartz rmaster,
Q7Ifr;-mt). Cavalry Bureau.
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3leue an5etgen.
sluFcroermno.

Die @eI6tpifer Sufdnna, Suttana unt g btts
atana d aus S r1nfeIbd d. in &beintdiern
erIu6t, itrtnt gruoer Deter .S9uff, o8anbnnferp f
tie Tirff II. 9. @nSaf. Sanb at WettbeI Station, 8a, gta9=
ri6t Srn ibrett jebt8en Wpbnits sn 8eben.
(31Nra3puubQS)
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OcrbarO'S SnnfnDtet= Ncpprter.
ltnter;ei6neter BAT bic aGeinise Meentur %hehelben uber"
npn1nen unb wirb es fG a~nssleeen fen lafsn, bic 1pDnnen-
ten pinftlth ;u bebienen.
Sabrlider Ibpnnementsprsts bes @epcrters $3.50.
50. 81. g 6mt6t,
(Tr1gG) "a Iet SalttmpreRraBe.
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Ser. Staten 1910 Mnlei1c.
@ritc 9~tationnl Snnf lit Saltinore, Y9i
9GmtburifIrtes SeppGItprimm unS finamsieue 0icert>
:. ftfr Scr 9Ser- Gtnntrtr -. .

SrllG ItttltDltul SUNt III SWlllIlIUrt, sutO.
2lutbUrifrrtes SepUftpriut1 rnS f~namsiene 0ieens
tilr Scr Ser. 9taatem. etea
Die Grfe Rdttpnal6dnf in Baltimore murfe ais firansiene
A9entur nno @elb>Deppftorium Ger Ser. Stadten bei9nirt
uno in lest terstt, SubfcrtPttenen FIR sie hurh bic Stfte spra
3, Ytdr3 dutbpriirien Ser. ct. Bpnbs, eatirt epm 1. NtarS
1864 unb ~einl6sbar je mad 8elieben Der 9tesieruns mad 10
Sabren pper sablbar IN 40 Sabren Spt Datum e%nteesen3t-
uebmen. Diele 8gn6S trdgen ) PCT. 3infen per Sabr, sdbts
bar in @plb aQidbrlt6 lei aQen Bombs inter e~inbutbert
Dollars ub h~albiabrli6 BET alien an6eren Bombs. st1
Subitribenten BADEN bic g8ahl 5pi1ten %reStftrirten unc
Die 3inen ppm /. Wtdrs bis sutn Gage Der 9ubftriptipn
limb in Niunje 3ablbar. poer in Ser. Staten pbsr in Natip>
auf nettere Verfugung.
G%puYOngpnbS iinb naReju fir Nblieferuns tereit uub re-
a%itrirte 8pnbS rerren IS orr benz 80. 2prif fein.
Subfcripttpnen unb @elbiensuneen nerten prn Ger 6 :
ten 8attpnol Sant Spn Baltimore entees
S,@.RDrris
(1-20Mpria3)- SaNirer.
Observation-Disclosures.
Wtttelt unb bur6 bic 8rait hs &fte8 her GeneraG.
AffembG9 bpn N1 at glanb, paffrt IN Ger Sanuar
yGtn Gift, bic Mletnung ts BOLTS in getreff Der 8eru-
flung elmer Contention CUR @ntwerfang elmer neuen
nGpnfituttpn unb 9te9terun9sfprm bteieS States 3u
uermitteln unO Delegaten 5nr senannten Convention
n5u erpd&eu."
miro hermit Na6ridt gegeben
aaen aualt1sirten Stimmsebern IN ten repetition Darts
Der Stabt Baltimore. taB
%saSS8eeaIlten uirO an ben berf9iebenen StiminPidsen Der rep.
am 4. WRittuDdb i'm 0lpril 1864, g.
(pel6er Sag Der 6. Npril IN,
oe5a9 Der 6rase elmer @pnSentipn our @ntperfnng elmer
Heuen eenfituhpn II. &eaierungSiprm bur6 etne @rtlarIng,
" FgSi 91f[Udnsr sesr setrudter Scrnn, auf nel6er bic gperte
''ror q SonFentlon'' pber against a Conventions fehen.
Q 0e Seapli1fe9 pereen an Cben eenanntem Gage tmt s rtr
es bas @efeB bpr19rSibt VIZ S'''''' "'
am. Spbn 8. Diameter,
V-@tE6pNol sheriff Der Stabt Baltimore
sSn Derfamfen
tpf9en MISUNDERSTANDING Elm 6rpeern .Strre .erh,,rbsr,
nit Q8trtbf6aft nebt gntem stpd an SAM pel6er I'm mn
t srassS S5sti ls Der s5aSt itsst. uns F4 elmer Sprsaali&en
(St-@Fp)
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0yh. Wnctcr'fc1c Sctl;fe

- TyD+ XSuCtCr 1tDCScDNIE+
DaS Spnmerlemeiter pbiser S6ule beBinnt ant Oienfds,
ben 20. Warj. Nnmelbur9en CUR Nufnatnte neuer 69GlGr
~erbsn in her erfsn 9dlfte be8 Mcnat5 &prtl aueenpntmeu.
(S1-Wi) Qb. Q0dder.
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6eute 9lbeno @eber's beriibmte 0per
Ser TreiicDmB.
&intrittspreii
0cr oroantfattpns zgserein

s%eran,mslt i'd j e6e n Dtenfa8 abemb I'M g8iffeGm
sen 6uus. Die y~ltt8lieSer fnS aufsetprberty am nd6fen
Dieuffas, tet 5 Npril sabirei4 gu srI4etnen, ba -pi6ttse
@eaerGinte i'm 8etreT Der am 9. %prtl bier ifattfncenten
WaTenveriammluns ~pprliegen. SIN Auitra9e hes @prf nS
S. &Ibler, SER.
gB1fbiudign, SEN 4. @brtl 1864. (MpDO
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(SWD)
Der SccpnO SSdfiD1tdI SnuOereift

bait NittnrG. BEN 6. B. Ms @benbS s llpr, tet Tr. S6dfer,
@fe %lice gnnRr, unO @pppe &uts, feline erfe rsoelmaBtse
Sc fbssr qaoi1aso iins,t sf aatt' e'" @fe % @isis r : NJ ,T I%e i Hr
Gelb fiber aniesen rpaen, femie Diejenieen. msl6e Set e-
bralhea un6 ni6t mebr uls seietli6e 6 PCT. 3inf-n gu be"
satlen baben, iib sur Setbeiltsuns 1Gflidt e%tn9elaben.
T lG0. HRil 81 at2-t7t "a On Il nrDh Gefr
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Treunofbafts=SsauDcrein So. a.

Dieter @erein bat I'D nun f6rntlt6 praantIrt uni bic Sin
i6retbe9sbutret inb erhpben rprben. -GS we1ben ale ger=
eiHSmitsIieher unh ipl1e, tic eS np6 iperten mp1eu, einae=
laben bet Der ant nd6fen Wttttprd, rem 6. Iprtl ftattfn'
eeneen Teriarnmlttn9 nne erfen @injabluhg int Teriannt.
sablrei6 5u eriAeinen. SIM Muftras tes p pp. 9rdfbentet
Mnbr. Sternert
[SWDl g. Is ri a. PRIV. @efr.
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Observation-Disclosures
Baltimore SurnUcrein.

Sdntmtli6en Mitslietern our gtehri6t, baB ie am Dten-
ben 5 Npri1. bel ter biertelidtrltden GsneralfNere
1nnrlung Eel selesli6er Strafc st eri6etnett Hatet.
Srunf Ste 8pri.
(HRnA EhR @tnmhf. Gefr- y
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9!udnrDernn0! 9lufpr0erun0!

~ElVTUIVElNIIH -VUHpIVNIUFI! =.
&le Mitslieter bts SarDiertereins merben srin6t tents
Wpntdg, Mbenb UNI 8 llbr bel 6errn 8aifer, @Ge Jrpnts un6
9pmtatSfr.. fa re6t ;ablret6 etnSufinben. @S ~erfprsert
iebeS @in;elnen pftdt, itb taran gu betbetlteen, tnbent eS
has eigene @ei&dfts=Snterti e S~erlau8t, bieier geriamnluns
tetiupp1ner.
(ARp) 81. Nbenbf@etn, SER.
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Columbus 05dmDerein.

Inter pbt9sm Nanen fat f6 in benz 9pfale tes 9errn 81.
Dietert6 (Sater'S Sraueret) elm neuer Sduoerein pr%saniirt.
0urb @inatine elmer ~Steleitis O%erbederten uab fir E Sc s
wtttslieO 0Ietd Sunitisen ub sprtteiltaften @rnftitntipn
tpurbe IN Ter erlten Gerlatnnlun9 etne du6erf Sablrei6e Be-
t~beilisuns ~er;ielt. Cine meitere @eriammluns purte alf
Mtttrr6, BEN 6. @prit &benSs in pttsem 2ptale anberauntt,
UNI reitere Embellishments irrte eie Gini1retbcsebab
~entsesen ST. rcbmen.
81. @etstttteG, prs. @rditent.
S. br, PROV. S6abmeifer.
3 (ShIV;N .s35f+@- (0 n 81 10 ~ NrnN3 GefretYr
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Grpoer'8 &Deoter,

9enniDlpaniu 9lpenue, 11be gSdIaro'S potel.
eiaentbiimer esOnarS @rDper.
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aAA Sefentlidcr @erfauf cines IA.
IE;sH .rs,& S~doeplafcS.
Ser wunberfb6n seIe9ene @as, betannt inter tenn Nar1et
bas vgBetse @auS" Bet &eatinel @aa @~teerttum ees Serfpr
benen Then Qnuber. wtrh am 8. Mpril GFtenliA ~nsrfeteert:
gDe9en N6berem wenbe man fA an NtrS. Stec. Gaurer af
benz plase felbf, peer an SO. S. 2auber, 24S Ste Straee,
philadelphia. 3 ''ttt t5nrs 9~apr,iSa&NRpD9 =
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gdbaeenbDf. AAA

XI1WEI r4|ILf 9.tr"r# AI..1IE~I
Die unterseiGneten teeGren F9, zen NPitstfebefm Der
Mitbdreern ~iterbaupt ~ansu;eieen, bb bic gB%trtp!1aft SaI
Ebisert Ylase nsm berseri6tet nnS Ter faStgsn Ss.rnHg NE oe
seben rprten lit. Cine rei6e @uspabl Der pelten guetne Su
BEN maeisfen 9retiea, sutes easereisr nn9 GAe S0rtsa IT.
auSre, fUrie falte inb marine Spetisn gu @u 8 &aass5tien,
~ msn FSps0 aSria G iafen; b atg Hnb Sic anne d Ss
@lates ipatrsnb Der berannabetben nafneren SabresSett
SrS rsIHsn nints per AUNT wurbe, beu Mnfcroeruneen zines
nee Vpubifums su ~besesnea, teredttst su Der Spfnuns
zines redt sabl,et6et Seiu3e8. @
Ote 9 rmdItung.
n- Da Der p1as an Spnttdeen 9eIblpfen bleibt. werben
be oerren WlttSlteber eriu6t ftp NIT S6la1eln sm Serieben
(2Mpr1NRt)
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W1drplaltS GfddfSs Nair.

WaItitnpre, ben Z. Wfdr3 1864.
4 Cur l1nterfdtuns ees eehtIh en 0epartementSt ergRdrslanb
StaGtSESdtrl bat fb Elm 9erren=Grmtte eebtlbet, has aus
t9ieenben Serren beleht: ~
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Speben erbalteu
etne fleine yartbie Obipsgabacf unb biuis su ~oetfaufen
Bel Defer 4 Btp.,
(12mra1mt) Str. "a IN. Q~pnnbarb-, nabe Qiabtlr.
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nt9en @ei9aftsberanoernng elm @rDeers 6tpre. ~serb1nbe,
nit Q8trtbffaft, nebit gutem Strd an SAM neiher In, nm
&nnSi4aft %erfreut. i3alerfrasea in Der Sfiee ). Sis
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1864-04-20
WHOLE NUMBER 1O8.
A Singular Adventure

ONCE upon time a stranger stepped
into a stage coach. He found six pas
sengers about him all gray headed and
extremely aged men. The youngestap-
peared to have seen at least eighty win
ters. Our young traveller, struck with
the singularly mild and ha5BF aspect
which distinguished all his fellow pas
sengers, determined to ascertain the Sc
cret Of long life and art of making old
age comfortable, he addressed the one
apparently the eldest who told him he
had always led a regular and abstaniOus
life, eating vegetables and drinking va
ter The young man was rather daunt-
ed at this inasmueh as he liked the good
things Of life. He addressed the second,
who astoni8hed him by saying heRad al
ways eaten roast beef and gone to bed
regularly fuddled fo7 the last seventy
years, adding that all depended OH rega-
larity. The third had prolonged his
days by never seeking or accepting Office;
the fourth by resOlutely abstracting from
all political or religious controversies;
and the fifth by going to bed at sunset
and rising at dawn. The sixth was ap-
parently much younger than the other
fve-his hair was hueh less gray and
there was more of it-a placid smile, de-
noting perfectly easy conscience man
tied his face and his voice was jocund
and strong.
They we're all surprised to hear that
he was by ten years the youngest man in
the coach.
"HOw is it that you have thus pressrv.
ed the freshness ofIife?' asked the young
man.
TheOId gentlemanimmediatsly answer
ed him by saying:
81 have drank water and wine-I have
eaten meat and vegetables-I have dab
bled in politics and written religious pam
phlets==I havs sometimes gone to bed al
midnight, and got up at sahris5 and at
noOn;" he then, fixing his eyes iatshtly
upon the voting man, concluded with the
singular remark-"ButI 1 always pay regu-
larly for my newspaper"
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1864-04-20

Arrangements are now completed to sup
ply any demand for this article, which from
lack Of government stamps has not heretofore
been possible,
The public may rest assHred that in no case
viii the perfectly pure standard Of the Plant
ation Bitters be departed from. Every bot
tie hears the fac simiie Of our signature on a
steel plate engraving, or it cannot be genuine.
Sold BY all Druggists Grocers and Dealers
throughout the country.
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Law HFwsPAPERsi

1. Subscribers who do not give express notice
o the contrary, are considered as wishing 70 con
inue their subscriptions to the paper.
g Il subscribers order the discOntinUonce Of
heir periodicals, the publisher may continue to
send them until all arrearages are paid.
3. If Subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
periodicals from the Office to which they were di-
5eeted, they are held responsible till they have set
tied the bin and ordered them discontinued
4 If subscribers remove to other places with
cut Informing the publisher, and the papers are
sent TO former direction, they are held respon-
sible,
g. The Courts have decided that refusing ~ take
periodicals from the Office or removing and leav-
bg them uncalled for. is priald faeie evidence Of
intentioiiSl fraud.
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s-r-1asn-E.
DRAKHs PLAETAT1oN BrrTHRa

BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS.
a SMILE was on her hp-healtb was in
uer look, strength was in her step, and III her
baHds-Plsuta.ion Bi,ters.
few bottles Of Plantation Bitters
Wl cure Nervous Headache
Cola Eztrenities and Feversh Lips.
Sour stomach and Fetd Breath.
- Flatulency end Indigestion.
Nervous Affections
Excessive Fatigue and Short Breath.
Pain over the Eyes.
Mena DesnOndeucY-
Prostitution, Great Weakness
SlIow CoopieNlcn, Weak Bowels oc-
Which sr- the evidence o..
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.
i is estimated sevea-tenglls OF all adult
llueuts proceed from a diseased and torpid
liver Tie hillary secretonso of the liver over
9owng into tbe stomach poison the entire
system and exbibit the above symptoms
ATE, long research. we are able 10 present
the most remarkable cure for these horid
nightmare diseases, the world has ever pro-
5ueed. Within one wear over SIX hu1dred
and forty thousand persons have taken be
Plantation Bitters. mad uot an instance Of com
olain, has come to olr kucwledget
I, isa NOS, efectual tonic ana agreeable
slim Ian, suited 10 an cordi iol. Of lie.
The reports that it relies upon mineral sub
stances for its active properties, are wholly
false. For the public satisfaction, and that
patients may consult their physicians we ap-
pend list ofofits components.
CAusAYA BsRK-Celebratei for over rTo
hundred years IN the treatment Of Fever and
Ague, Dyspepsia Weak ess Sc twas in
aoduced into Europe by the Countess, wlie
OF the Yiceroy Of Peru, in 1910, and after
wards sold by the Jesuits for the enormous
price Of its O,oa ,eigEs IN slice, under the name
Of Jes,afs Po,0ders and was finally made pub
lie by Louis XVI King of France. Hum
boldt makes especial references to its tebrifuge
qualities during his Sohth American travels.
CAsoARILA BARK-For diarrhoea, colo and
diseases Of the stomach and bowels.
DAEDEuoS-For Inflammation Of the loins
nnd dropsical affections.
CHAMon1LE FLowERs-Aromatie stimulant
and touic-highly inyigorating in nervous de
bility
WSrzReREEy-For scrofula, rheumatizn.
&c.
AMsE-An aromatic carminative, creating
aesh, muscle and milk; much used by moth
ers nursing.
Also, clove-buds, orange, carraway, corian-
der, snake-root, sc.
S-T-1S60-X
Another wonderful ingredient OF SpaHisl
origin, imparting beauty to the eampleNiol
and briIliancy to the mind. Is -i unknown 70
the commercs or the world ana we withhold
its name for the present.
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LEAP YEAR.
EIGHTEEN s1xTr-FoUE.


From Puneh.l
CREATION's lords, give way,
Your form Of power is DER;
The ladies now bear sway
It's leap-year, sixts-four.
To sue for ladies hands
You have the right no more;
'Tis theirs to make demands
'Tis leay-year, sixty-four!
Oh, all you nice young men,
Who hymen Stunned before,
You'll not escape again =
'Tis leap-year, sixty-four!
From the Wight to John O'Groat's,
From Lands End to the More,
The fair wear the ctlOttss-
IT'S leap-year, sixty-fOur
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NEAL Dow remained long enough in
Richmond, to see the rebel Legislature
pass an act to seal up every grog shop in
Richmond and perhaps in Virginia, on
the 1st day of May. Gen. Lee asked for
the law, and it vas conceded.
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A CURIOUS trick in rihe-shooting was
performed in Paris not long since. A
Swiss gentleman backed himself to take
aim with his carbine, then support it
with his right arm, then with his left
hand put his hat over the muzzlo and
hit the center of the target. This he did
three times in succession.
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VOLUME III. NO. 4.
URBANA UNION
y ". HOUB PROP'R.

OFFIoE:-Coulson's Building, tsecond floor,
Nest side North Main-street, near the Square.
TERMs:-S1 so per annum invariably in ad-
vance. One Dollar for Six Months.
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AT fancy dress ball in Paris, recent
Iy, lady was seen in a very lOw-necked
dress, vide floating and waving an abun-
dance of gauze. She was politely asked
by gentleman what she PersOnated-
The sea, Monsieur. At low tide then,
MADAME The lady bluShed and the
gentleman smiled.
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.

MEssRs. P II DGA1E & Co ~ have been
great sufferer trum Dyspepsia tor three or
four wears and bad 70 abandon m profession
About three months ago I uiei t.e Pianta-
tion Bitters. and to my great JOY, l am now
nearly well man. have recommended
'ahem in several cases, and. 2s far As ! know,
tlwavs with Siglral hrueff
am respectfully ygIrs.
REv J. S. CATHoRE.
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The Cincinnati VOlksfreund has hauled
down the name ofJohn G. Fremont, and an
nounces that it will support the candidate Of
the opposition against the radical republicans.
All the ladies who attend tables at the
New York Sanitary Fair are required to
wear black silk dresses and white linen col
lars-and to look as pretty as possible
That's alN
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MORE BRAINS, LORD Rev. Dr..
Sunderland, who has recently accepted
the pastOrship Of an American church in
Paris, offered his farewell prayer as chaps
lain of the Senate few days ago, and
took occasion to make very unkihd dig
at the Honorable gentlemen for whom be
has been daily interceding at the Throne
of grace, for four months past. He uts
tered the following supplicatiOn very aus
dibly: We pray Thee, o Lord to give
to the counsellors and statesmen Of Am
erica, more brains! More brains, Lordl
More BRAINsP On hearing this very
well timed entteaty, but father harsh
criticism, Mr.. Sumner dropped his head
upon his breast quite feelingly, Jim Lans
rolled his eyes piOusly, Garrett Davis
evincsd signs Of emotion, and a gentle
man in the reporters gallery uttered an
emphatic Amenf by way Of a second
to the Reverend gentleman's notion
CSneinnati Cshmsfeial,
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A PAIR of andirons made Of iron, but
in the elaborate italian style of the I7th
century, we're sold by auction in Paris
recently for 1000 francs-or 81, 400, in
gold.
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CROWDS called togsther By announce.
ments Of meetings Of Generals Grant,
Mcclellan and Admiral Poulding at the
Brooklyn Navy Yatdj to arrange for q
great expedition, and that nickel cents
would be exchanged for greenbaeks al
one Of the banks, were the leading April
Fool hOazes in New York on the 1st
inst.
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sherman House, chicago. m. Feb. II. 1853.

Sherman House, Chlcago, ID. Feb. II, l558
8EssRs p IT DRAKE & Co Please send
us another twelve cases Of VOur Plantation
bitters. As q morning appetizer. they appear
to have suDerGsdei everything else, ana are
greatly esteemed Yours &C
GAGE & WAITE.