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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TnE nIsronY

H0STETTERS ST0HA ca BFTTERs
PC raaei ffsAaFlAhie eaielnt - ghe ay. aaa tis
AaAhg eusst iilsi Aife hsen performed Nlgh In IL
easese q iAssF lampia4nt. Dyspepsia Nervous lta.
4Aif and ether aissasss arising fsvni ! dsffasft,S
slssfeh - llfsf, places q ss once agnung he most
- aFstiag dlSeeVertSA itst aas tskon place L ihs
-. sorst fAs dAsl4ses 70 shkh bitt.rs -rs
ARl ae4ist are soasisrrsaI tAng sAsf az lrf f- *
ear Assis = - iaag - tasz ihtF Fiffaas Is th.ir
- issAiil~s eiree = ae. asaiaas and prove =
ean asitsfses&sa thAa Asse il 81 leass sss ru
afaiit - ia4aY advertised fssdlszHak assslrf-
q ~ pebble olaiataa4flsh
Per sale - af4ggisis ans dealer. sssrv,g b.4.
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V'Hls Is 70 forbid 81 persons harboring or trusting
a my wife PRlsSlLLA, on my account as She
mas len my bed and board without any proyoeaton.
and shall pay no charges or debts Of her contract
ing MARTIN GpANGEP
Peru, April 81. 1854.
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Farm For SAFE.

oFYKE NY FARM FOR sALE sasate5 IL ths
Il harih gsFt q this taws. Tke-p > sosue e-er Sa6
erres q laaa eves - improved i-8gal ~ TIfRFP
DWELLING HOUSE, and 81 necs sssrv hs,iisIs.,
y god ftialfs Alst the stock "a M abose Fayn
es'.slssihg ~ eyer 81 SHEEP sAa - = COVE
latAG CATTLE 0AEs ard nOgsEs Terra.
tery easy fof further particulars sBqAlgs - 81.
dFess To- suhserlbsf
GEQEGE BARNARD
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pEDDITTss yvAN1.rI1

4 TN aFtiFe, tndustr8gNs men. " saad steady
n hsf4ts sha have haA sRf3firses ~ fhe i,nssrss.
wanted e Rtersa e2ess 70 iss5iie Tin Glass Wsrs
sad laaEee Notions
Mantsssssr. March :. 1874
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FOR SALE.
a GOOD TARM HORSE

n Aisa a susll * n ARNsTEfSSf
iAFB8Nkb WASHING MACHINES IL ~ e5os4f
oui n ths 81 Irits s. fae eutg s Is tie -tatf un
sad. saa 30 Enafs T. ~ nfnuhrtasssi at sfs' t,5rs
iH9affa y rHfs eEFlhE
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DEATHS.

y Ninhsil, March lat I,tLtIAS only daughter
u IA 4. and Ciariss. Potter 81 scarlet lever agfd
! Years I months and p days
he stem II broken; nar lltilt bud Is gone.
The angels had watched her with l,-ai5ps uride.
They lared her away frWn our peaceful home.
And bore her SAFE 10 The other sisa
lrahspiantcd new to the UPPER skies.
bfeathing once more her aatige air.
she j wsit 90 tbs threshold ~ Paradise
I'll the los a she has left shall MEET her tbere
KRIS. a, ,. N. sANpnRsoS
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AfAIeI9IAGEs.

Ia lasl pgrset Apfg u, Is Ees 4. s Cusbnan
~ aossrn v AoAst and sAaAH J. C,staHAN. bosl
II Essi nersrt
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THE CLARFMONT MAKUFACTURlNG CO

Clareinont, N. II.
RETAIN Pgicrs, when sent by mail. Common
Brass, u cts, German silver Washed. 20 cts,' Gold
Plated 80 cts f,stq
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THE CBLEBRA IED
Capillary Pen Feeder.

BY the use Of which nine teuths Of the time usu-
ally spent in dipping the pen is saved sed tho iipg
ers are not soied With INK is sold at Wholesale and
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Samuel Bucl,

late Of Arlington in said District deceased and also
aii claims and demands exhibited in offset thereto
and slx months from Tie 20th day Of April 1854 be-
ies aaeWea ~ sud Court for that purpose we do.
rie business Of our appointment AZ the dwelling
nonse Of said deceased In said Arlington on the th
day Of June and the both day Of October next
Dated at Arlington this 10Th day Of April. A. d
1864. MAJOR IIAWLFY,
SAMUEL VI. WEST, Com'rs
ALEXANDER b. LAW
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SCHOOL HARMoNIuM.

with o. without IA. Harmonic Aftaehmsns and
Manual Sub Bass. This instrument has no
eqnal of IL size for poser and efficiency and
i reaiiYtlie most desirable for Sabbath schools.
Charehes Lecture Rooms, Yesfries, Pubic
Hails, Ae,, tbat cas- be obtsined. - the ksw
price at which Il u sgld bfings Il wahia the
means q the most iirllsei, AID supplies place
which L bias long hecu felt 80 insffnmemt was
peraliafiy adaHea. II size, essnpaetasAs,
poNer ard beauty u tone. Heafaass and sim
piicify efcoHstruetion sid eass u fsa sagensent
vii ~ euee recommend u % syeFy one a. bA-
ing All thar is claimed ~ II.
Il Every Instrument warranted
p a F08
Prem The bet Manufacturers. Dew and sseend
hand ior sale, en9 % rent "a The most geasoua.
BE terms
To- Address,
- FsfEY. Brsiglsbofo. II.
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W'anted.

A YOUNG NAN 10 lesrn the Printing bushes.
"A Apply Immediately at THIS 0FFiCF
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GENERAL STATUTES OF VERMONT.
~ sshat 2 G1BERa.
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MeIOdeOns /! NeIedeens /!
tSoccessor TO Messrs. Estsy 8 eFssn.j
Only Manufacturers in fais coantry ofths
PERFECT MELODEON,

Win Patent Harmonic .9ftathment, Ban
Damper and Manual Sub Bass.
The world wide renown these Mslodsons
have obtained within The last few years is a
sure evidence Of their - psri0dty over al 9th
ers. We are now manufacturing some thirty
different kinds II these Instruments, and have
recently added 70 our former large varsity, thu
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Commissioners, Nn,ice

I'VE, the subscribers being appointed by the Hon.
w the Probate Court. for the District of MaBch.
ester commissioners 70 receive, exAi inc and al.
the Estate Of
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THE OLIVE BRANCH

having had the advantage q al flrrncr improve.
men,s thg manufacturers have succeeded IN making
perfeci Cook Stove. We have them u thrcc sizes
both plain and Yankee Notion Top, with er without
Reservoir, and Hot Closet So fully conviheed are
we that this II The best stove 10 market that we
Warrant them 10 give satisfaction or no saie,--
Cali and see before purchasing Elsewhere. We have
also the
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-24

rci9 unb friI4 wte Der iunge Weai Die
,3abne maren taDellos, lAneemsiB uno fletn.
Die Elm wentS sebpSeae Nale batte ettpas
Juolhes. DaS ppale @eItd)t lief in Dem
lplben Rinne aus, oas etn @rabHen seiate.
Die Sttrn nit benz btpapen gBeGenl6eitel
lpds 5par brett, aber lie perunitlltete ben
6Opf nttt 4cDas Da1lerblaue 9luee unter
Den beqen, lGSn 9el9meiften Brauen eob
oenl @eII4tSauSorude cine selpiI1rNei9beit,
bic nit oeal fdIarfen 3u9e nm ben fleinsn
Wlnno ntdt barmcnirte. Otan bat Gitbpa
9raPbien ron 6rauent6pfen, wede nit @i,
9ennanien be5eldnet linO unb hiafiJ bte,Pub=
3tmmer Der 2anpleut. IGuiiden :. y. 0ts>
bet9's Scpf lief lid nit elmer ipl9en Qubp
graphic, natirli4 cDlorirt, per9lei&en. ii
Die 6Ormen ibre8 &GrperS iparea 19Sn
nno itppis. Die 6aut, weiB unO 5art, err
lhien TAFT bur9liati9. Seee 2lpsr lteB (i9
ertennen. u Die tlsine 61no mar nit belpn+
oerer Sorsfalt 8epfle9t lie bate ME gear,
beltet. Die 9td9el, lbm1l uuo ro1ts, iuAten
psrsebens lbreS 4let9en. nIi as.is
0i8betb trug einen eleganteu init Spiben
belebtsn SduSntantel, Der nd9lGlIi9 Die
wunperpoue 8aite sinbiillte lr-l'rnaessi. {
Balo l6ien es, alS cb lie id ibfer
Hei6e nidt bemuBt mdre, al8 pb Ite ni9t be.
merfte, poB Der Maate! nur 5ur 6dlire bic
runpen S&ultern beoedte. Jiubig perblieb
rlte in Der Sage, pie lie. ein9snrmmeu bate
wa. .tenD auI Die Anrece bes @eriAtsIhrei,
bers, oer 5llpcr tssf Atbeut ia6pfte, ebe er
tegaun:
n. Sb miiroe 6rduleilt @sier titteu, MIDI 3u
.,belddTt;sen, menn oies nIS9li6 wdre Dup4
Den t1ob pe8 Serrn 60Ifers @eper ift mil
!tne elmahme en5egsn. ;. .babe uur einerl
e'ehat. .sJ9yr19Hoae aaai3 naa 539r ,n..ligl
Gls6etb fra9e veroiieBiiA:H 1s5a 8, ua5
81. Das alle lit etne wiAtigs Wittbetluns bic
SSle mlr gu MAIDEN 9efournlea 1tno3a5 sais
6i1 9arbt pernej8te di& tief. u9nasI.- 80.
H hufg& nle tSprtfesEng fDt9t. .gs8i9ui ei3 s,ri
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9r. q n6uftnft

WtDlieb te8 tShislen gruees ter gDuntarste In 2p-
bpn rabuirr eines eren mbi3ntiden Golesien her
Ser Saaten Ger er6ft 8tetl etnes 2ebens tn ben
efpittlern 2pAbp, @aiS gbtlabelpba uuo dnperen
Stalen sueeba bat eint9e ber punoebaren SetIunaen
rpleneet BON he tie @eihi6 Der YfebSn weB. lln-
a6bee 9eifenb he an Sbenlauifn Nero6lt unb dneets
Rranibeten ittsn Ole 9. ap bic bet p6slt9en @e-
rGu6en gu ebr rrefen bic su pit errDtben bel sernsen
&leingteien II. f. 10 pureen aueenbltfidb gebetIt '
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@sfG6rli6e &ranfGett.

glenn Ser rreseletete untluse Sunsts au8nSet, Bag
er ben Sstm otsieF &ragtlstt tn ausenpn-
fubl ceer bic 5urdt Dor @ntbetur3 tbndbredt id an
ene su enben au pel6e in 6clJe ibrr gr;ebuna nnb
elp ftdbtt6t anein in @ertrauen Iesen f6nn unb er
atet 10 lanse bis bic SsmYtpme ose8 dredlien nebeis
wie g. ein nit @ei6wI ent;unfeee Sails, ene bSe
Nae @Gmers I'm Fcpfe unS In ben @Iecern Ab1abme res
@eids, &oubbeit Ausw die eer 5aut 6npen ben Bc-
men uuS @rmen nnen i'm @eIbte une ali ben Grtretita.
ten 4 tesen, no faan hieie ebsl nit elmer 6retlt
S1ns leteit por 6 reiten bis sulest Der @aumen unb
tet eiu @eeentdnb res WteteS p:rb b Der Sob etnen
t6redlten 9eieen fabur Elm @uee mat bas er TIN rad
ensh 9anbe gnst BON fsin 9eiienter 3urIftebrt
GS III cine ranrse 9tnade, bas &auente bieier rrdt-
paren Sranpet Sum Sper fauen IN Jplse Der lnse i'd
!tftet unntfenfe prabler mede bur Mnreubuns jeaes
toeen 0tites he's e furs bic Gonutirn oerniden une
ben @ef ees geteaS IN Elm elenSes Oaen permaueeln
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Yasbetrat5ets ypseIcnen,

rter SpI6e, ipel m ;u perteirntben beab6sen unb ii
tGpIber 56mdce eneS aureren Sonbe rieS bepuBt
ub ipten unoersu8ltd Or. Srbnlpn 3u OaatHe sieten
Nue tntertile eegen bic Gbe pbnife pocr peift9e 3er
rIttrng 9tet5barfit Der 9te 3ern uub ehpade
6 f66ptuns Der 6redltditen art fperben &nel furr.
Derjense wel6er fb Der gebdnolune une TIrprse BON
Utne 5urdt @ anpertrauen unb sHperlt auf etne drt-
Hide G5e11tdltdAfeit perlalen.
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I. Oraanild6e @itwaae

wirb ur6ersie 3etetI unb cite crle Graft tter ter8e
felt Sieies urtbare YET pees bas 2eben eienb un6
bic @be usS Radfpnmen8ait uumSsIi4 mat, if.ctt has
Secs Derer, bic tlen 2e eni9aften beOanen frStnen.
uuse 9eu!e iinb su leid W &usi4weiun9en eenetst neil
Stritturen Neberi6lasen TN Sarn Sten urb dbere llr
laden enfteu fam, 10 TT m bod metaenttetls cine 5eles
hes Miebroubes Der ecelen Srsane Yer dber wta es
lasnen bdB e Sra Der G3eu9uns bsr Denen oerIs-
rem wrb big @ beimli6en &aFern erseten as sea 9eSta
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SaS feinite ilnb npHenSetfte Srudbts EOnicsS8itt
Mnierer Seit
Die 9oni9blume (The Honeysuckle)
ELTXTRy DR. VTTE

- ELIXIR DE WIFE, a4
Dies Spntc Btters eldes felt ldnse etnen Srr3uste
&uf IN @urppa bBt upb tn oteem Sdnbe Anel tn ebrGu@
fpmtt TT benz retnen Gpgndc tn Werbnbun9 NIT beT
rt9t uue bat 9 baebe tn 1uen "Ane@tungn Der 3ebet
sre unb VerbauunssOrsane" ebr mertbSsa osseet uns
1T Deutf6lanb ais rf4s
nDa8 5anssetrant unierer 3ett"
betra6tet. 5 ~ l05l I'M ~ 6u g
SptelteFber. efdurateure Mprbefer &C. aben In befe
8rudt Ecntc=Stters etne tpertSpue Suele beS Yrrts
menn einmal eecet bte Rduer nt pbue ba1ebe en ipC
len. Ntt mic dcere pgenannte BttterS bGnlt b1ete bon
ben 8sr6hnlt6en npuen" miS9efateter Sdihen tnb an
curirencen @aueten ab, uno ba es ebr wert6rcue
Sn9reSen5ten tererst mcrbFn oeren QDrfungen CbSe
Sr9ane lan8 BON OGttpren anerfdnnt pprben no 10 Ida
bet es eber bem Srtpfer, nod benz Nre bet
MlS Irtn Bttters feb es bereS fetner Glegan3 Tei
Belt oeS @etnafes ais unibertrren ba tnben ee att
Wuaneen I'm Mtupee wie Gbplpaee Gafse Ebee, @nnile
WtaHbeln burbnat suebt In elm rpafdnpiaeS GanSe
IN etn errdrenbS SpniedrseS Bitter beim 9tunertrn
fen bereeht r eabsr tn eber 6ausbaltune mphlen-
9ert9teten 9ptes, NefaurattOn &c. unentbsprd ietn
QDppeGle Netntl Agenten tonnen nit tr9eb enerMae
tdt 6ses Sprjusien Sttter8 IN 6ifen DusfRD 2rt-
8laf&en tur9 SIS HL9 ssUiniu57UD gas3Tss
E114a9g ben alleinigen ,gigner .,ss.saaz
$. SDrm $40. 56 Sanppcrs, Gcfe Gambenfsr.s
sescmiiber rem GFarfte, Baltimore,
8ene ssflate 5ta&e tf Gt be at NIT benz SteeeI oes
GAners duf tem 8Orf Serieten H..
gDeoeruertdufsr rbalten bic em 8ttterS nneelere
ten epuar-l lttbGgraph- u usbdnsei3trer gratis.
Dte teeren 6ld1en werren tteerH retn) bet Der 16eu
eheuun8 NIT 81 90 Dusene franco Balttmpre tnedrRxs
sebra&t. -
@pr8uelt6en @mbecr= GiTence bon bent 5tmbeerleHe
Der Sordhrtgen @rne fowe de QDene unb Stqlrr ersr
aualttat unD sa fppen Yreifen. sBgiBg glff as
5i.al-.e. Gde 5anUSer anb gambenffr.. assenaber
! { IT,
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~ Office: go. z Sab.TrebertdFr.,
Feben Tbiren BON 8ulttmrretr. Sitlt6e Settt,
Die Stufen binauf. .H2f a.5i
Nian merle d Naneu unb pausnuntnter bena unrtiIen.
ss trgerie Nanlader, ertriebene unb Sewtlenple
Quafalber, SGubfder Stiefelwt9ler, Strasenrein8er
tInb 2dmpenpuber II. w. rennen B re9emaBt8e Mer3te
unb lanrn ansesrsen onn Dr. SObnitpn nt IN Der abt.
gi9. ale Brtee n1ulien etnen Yrf-Stamp entbalten.
Cine 9ctlpEg In 2 Gaqen ausefibert.
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8elunbera ,u bead,ten (!

Or. Sptnfpn bieet atifn 2enen feline Sle AT tpeldje @
tur fpe se9eime unp naturlGe @etf unb S6r2er ser-
Srence iir bic @r6eit bic @eeQaie unb k Ge unfGbia
medenee 2affer Qel6w1ht babet. -.A 41,. -
Ster limb stntee GER trapr,sen un6 asensrerbe Sol
gen fcr rnben @etcrbneiten e8 Sdfers GG DE I'm Rit,
ten unb ben @ltefern Gmersen i'm 6rp Spide ces Ge.
ts. @er:nf Der Gta flfrnF erSflppen ne b5e lnrube
wascnGpdde nncrenune fer 8erbouungs Srsans otIGes
nietne Gnttraltuas, Spmptpn'e Ger S6wubu&t
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9ebeimelt Rranebetteu

etntdbt erten ais ba imo: 3eusunssunidtste Sdcdde
In uden ben Sliepern, @ntsunbunsen Der 8eren
unb Slae, SoamsnerateBunes S6wd6e Ger yerpen wta.
eentwdte Mlttigt, ytetersefHlaaeubsi., 8erfdnbess
idwde Ser5Open SddGte ternEeit 3itttrn, Nusenldwdts
G6ptntsI &pptitmer5 Gnt3inhuns ls Salies ber ydIt
hsr 9nnse, hes NaseaS. rer Ginaepire unO aatr ner
netel be 6sriiien 9bemen Owotnhe ten Ser usenb
pelfe ibreu Sprrn geitriter int os Ter Srenen Sc.
llne ben @atrten tes lIprs rerrGbren uns wrnn n@t
ten wdde ter GOnitntion Serporbriusen. bic @te p-
mDa& MAIDEN unp sulsst ben S5rper unp Stnn oerfSrea
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Mef6hGftS : Mnti..

Sefbdft6 S1otts+
Wtenen rertben &unben sur ga9r DIT, bae
befannte 81 aupr- unb 10 ngef61ft
SfD. IA Cft 0pinbarSffr., Gcfe BON TrDnt,
unter Der aIten 5tra tpe btsber NIT unse1pd6en5,I
fprtfibre. ,Fst1Ngq 8-H
f2lmr;1mt) Gbas.g. SteSe%t
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Snnae NiGnner,

DEFENDERS wele eie Spr jenes aeben Caters sepproen
Enb has jdbrl 10 ptte Gauenpe IN cir A;u ribeS Grab
rets wete eut9 9re erhaberen 8aente .nb entpdeten
GeranbeSro NIT Gem Spnsr Der 8eretamteit ben Se-
nat beseer o ser 2eter bejcbernce GDne entpdt babn
tplrsen, n6aen id nit naaem 0ertralen naben -
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.SARrrenfle .

Esea,sSroftHraae 80. S6s nnc 8SeK iHia
k54Reiner see6rtsh Ureunben nnb benz RubtitH MADE
5 6srmt Bic an5eiGe, SaB ID oas i4cn eIt 3a9ren an
ie,e, Slate etabrte @edG iIbernommen babe unb 6e-
aubia elm reibatises Eager BON @Sneu rIib searbes
teten erreneibern neueer acOn 5u ben biGgen Brels
fen OoerGtbs bAIte uu6 aug foI&e af ge.GnnS unfsr.
tiaer perbe Stpe FIR gGuterrSdc unb 6Den3ense in
Zen Grrteu unt BR aleu Yreen. - Gerner cine aus.
ma6I 0eseuiGrme, St06e Sc, irts ale IN bisfeS Sad
eiuiGlaSeube Artitet. 4ga q
az aue SefeGuugeu werssH prompt, bGiS unb
firaefer Grip aueefertiGt werSer1.
y. 4. Batter.
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Jmporteure &c.
! 9iebert s. 9pntn,crfeIO.

m 9ieberf S 9utnn,erfeI0.
- unieren Sreunben unb Betannten, fOwie benz pHs
blitum TN Mleemeintn erlauben MIR unS ttermst
be Mn;etee su MAIDEN 6as pr unter m 6eutisen Datum
0Seit= ut6 Siaupr=0elb1ft,
Serbunbe NIT beutf6en, fran35fl&en nn6 entetmf&en
Yrpoutten,
30. 218 SfOrc Ganftr., Ebiiren beopr 9
3r Marft,
uner pbteer rmd eablrt baben un6 rerpre6em iebrst
bic reeafe unb btltsfe Bebtenung. fs 81
Baltimore. ben 21. NR1rs 1854
Stebert & SOmm merfe D.
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1tiFtg.

Die frefbten @irtunsen tes eaiter8 nb isbr ;u fr-
ten. 8elu eeS @eod6tntes, 8errtsrune ter Sheen, ST.
hrIttbe ber @eiheaftae, b1e Nbnun9en, Nbnesuns
Der &eielitaft utt adj Gtnamtee Wtisraueil 9esen
t4 islb Subtiamfeit il. l. w. tnO entse Der ibIimmem
Bpl6e. a#1 tle1
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DR.. Johnston, .'.7.s
aa Der etnstgs NrSt, wsl6sr an3ei9t.
8a1ttmDree SOfptta1.
3ur nntsrpyadung Der QuadIa!6ersI etablirt.

Der etrsige 0tab In Ger g9slt, no iiAert
Innelle mrD GIilNgl;3e Gngea In
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3r. SOtufon III ser tiu,ige regemdbis eebtl6ttt Gr,t
pelder bic peilutS ppngerien 6ran6iie anseat Gexe
Mttte unb SDantlung iino elen anberen sGnitd unbe
tann @r In terarsebltet op etnem 2eben weides er In
gr0Btsn Sppitdtern @urppa 8unb rem er oeIcS Qa-
be8 sub ad1te, ndmlidh @n9lanb 4ranfre unb in rem
glrdIes BON gbtaOe4phtd u no ub bat cine 5e6ebn
tere YrariS ais ale dnbere. &er5te ber gDeft -
Ser weder f6 Der Yeee Res Or. pbnjtpn o~tetm otbt
taun fen eerraueit ne @bre ais Wtann ua6 ietns Sc
Ihjdlidteita ais Mrst. - mp .,an...sae..sa .rr.
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6aub bon 8alttmOrsfr., nebeu ber ,,arbeiterbale.a
6auttranttetten tperben lHntn Aebeilt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-24
tunde N6ute,

BITE f9 burd tsmltfe 2ar geibpGt haben, bic e 70 oft
BON bpien 3eute cbr In bet Sule leren ub Sol
gen tie aludtlid pireu iebit TIM GhIn burb ppluttr.
men, bic ungetbetft Gle Gbe unmS9lb MAIDEN un6
&6rper Wno @et serbren cu ten pprt nie n6ttisn dit
te tbun Sple @eriDnen neu beppr ie eintFeen II, tie
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-24

betefe tas Elm sfunber Gea,S rt eeuesr a5rper bic
nrtbren t9fen @rCreerntle ur eelten @tudielieteit
inb a ppne fiee wro Bic Hee res 2eb9n8 eur trdutaeu
gtgeraDr Die @usi1ten Res yeb nspernIfern iid ab-
LID nno bic eele m:rb er0rien bon @erspc1une unb me-
lanGDlti6cn Setradtgneer, rag un8 bic 6reafen me1e
M6sere eeneBsn. Nerweaert inp.. slss.ae 80
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-24
llgtae,, bar preTe.

Die piee Gauiet eelde matin6 Der 1ebten iie6enaeb1
Sabre In bieer Nnfalt tnirt BEN un6 bic Wenae ni-
tiger munbdrS Nptrd ipnen mehe Dr. }chutSn aus.
abre o beneneie Settings fappcrteure up eiee anbere
Mfden tntsrrht6t r,st 81 uno entl' In @ea dufSene,
Gbaraer ais Gbreuann in gespe auf Gbaraffer nS Sc
pfnfaftteett linb yesentcn etns bintedenbe Ge6br.
leifmg. Iist. fs utl1l l1rel Sic 1tlHAG DC
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-01-14

TIE LADIES AID SocIEKY will meet
At the house of Mr.. S s. Daniels, on
F,iday nipht Turn out all who can.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-01-14

The Pennsylvania Senate is at a
dead lock, and can not organise. At last
sccounts balloting for Speaker was still
In progress, and the eresult each time
was tie One Of the Republican Sena-
torn sho isha. CotSueI vas captnred ID
battle, and is,sow.a prisoner at Libby,
the rebels refusing to exchange him -
TAXING advantage Of this accident, the
copPerhead Senators Of Pennsylvania
hsve exhibited the unspeakable mean ess
OF refusing to allow On organ ization. The
control Of tho Senate rightfully belongs
to the Unionists, but taking advantage Of
the absence Of one member, under the
circumstances named, tho tories Of that
body defeat % organization.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-01-14

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