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The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1864-11-05
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The Andrew Johnson That Is

The same Andrew Johnson, candidate
for Vice President on the Shoddy ticket,
who, in 1860, introduced resolutionsinto
Congress making slavery an unamend.
able part Of our Federal Constitution,
and for the purpose Of extending the in.
stitution over large portion of tho un.
organized territory Of thu United States,
besides expressing his convictions in
favor of the proprioty ofthe Government
recognizing slaves ns property, now
holds views quite the reverse. The fol-
lowing paragraph is from a speech he
lately made at Logausport, Indiana:
"I know it is said by the copperheads.
and others perhaps, you want negro
equality, but you cant expect the negro
to be fit to enjoy freedom after having
been kept in slavery fora hundred years.
Slavery disqualifes him for freedom,
they say and they insist on keeping him
in slavery, to disqualify him for being
freeman. daughter and cheers.) 1t
is all wrong, and now is the time fot cutt-
ing up the whole thing, root and branch,
and letting the black people take their
chances with all other human beings,
(Cheers.)"
OF course Andrew Johnson has Alright
to change his views when and how he
shall choose. 1t may be true that sla-
veryis an evil that should be done away
with whenever practicable. 1t may be
true, also, that "wise men change their
opinions sometimes-fool5 never" But
it is singular that Andrew johnson, who
is now in the "sere and yellow leaf"
should have lived and fourished on the
peculiar institution" fora long lifetime
and just how discover. when to own
slaves is Improbable, that slavery is
"all wrong" and needs "cutting up"
"root and branch" Wisdom has evi-
IDENTIFY come late to Andrew, but it is
nevertheless, profitable even as a late
harvest Andrew johnson represented
and upheld the slave interest in Con.
gress up till short while ago. He drew
from the institution iu that way, and as
a slave owner, all the sweets which it
was capable of affording, Finding that
vein played out, he clears his skirts of
the institution, whirls about and becomes
an Abolition loyalist, bent on repairing
in the br'of years lefs to him, the long
drawn error OF his lie. Does the reader
guess how? It's by holding the posi-
tion of Military Governor Of Tennessee
under Lincoln, and being the shoddy
candidate for the Vice Presidency.
Fools may not change their opinious---
snaves certainly Go,
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f'"m The Me'o York Mercury.
PART OF THE PRICE.
BY DAISY HOWARD,

U Hugh 1 cannot let you go-I
cannot | cannot.-I should just die ri
ana WhIto arms we're clasped round tho
young mans neck, and flushed ckoeL
ia'd against his own. The arms that
heid her did not clasp her closer, az ono
wouId suppo'e after such an expression
Of affection, but rather Iuosened, while.
ionk half stern, half sad, settled uno,j
his fine face. "P''>
but, Nettic, our country needs al
her sons at this dread timo-tbes.
'breathless, sleepless times Just think
with me
81 love you better than my country.
Hugh, cannot let you GO"
"Nettie, had depended upon YOU"
the young man said sorrowfuliy ;GT did
not think you would fai. me-"
"Let some one with more muscle ana
less brains go in your stead. There ara
plenty OF the under strata that no oo>
will miss"
"Nottie."
"Oh dear me, Hugh YOU are So
tlres9'm'y good y and the pretty mouth
was drawn demurely. ?
Bat the sadness of the yourA, man' d
face did not abate one whit; it Scathc5
deepened as he gazed upon the fair fSes
upturned to his. The girl, with all he-
beauty, was pinchbeck--the man, puye
gold.
He put her away from him, and turn
ed to 60.
"Yon shan't 60, Hugh, till you pror,.
i:e not 10 so in the Army Aud
frail banicsie of two white arms we,o
placed across the door.
81 cannot promise, Nettie. Fesliur
"a do, | might break my promise d
The girl loved him as we'll as 4
shallow nature was capable of low
and the tears rained down her faSS'
Hugh leicester, like most men, cold
not stand a woman's tears, so he pat 3. y
arms round her, and spoke low and ten,
derry:
81 do not deny, darling that it is hard
Tor NE to go. 1t would be far pleasau .e,
to stay at home and have you to lovs
me but, o Nettie my country is tho
apple OF my eye"
| Then he placed her, still weeping, On
the sofa, and left her.
Il will call upon Helen Burns; sb i
noble aud good, and will tell me whey-
my duty lies. "Tell me- as if I d..
not know it, feel it in every throb @.
my heart, Craven that am, to thinx
of letting trall girl stand between no.
and my honor yet it is hard, hard"
Helen Burns was his dead siste.'s
most intimate friend. All her life shc
had loved Hugh but only her MAKE.
knew it. Oh, if things were not foro q,
er crooked in this world-here, in He.
en- Burns, was the grand soul that wou'Y.
have answered to his.
! He heard music as he went up A.
gravel path, and stopped to listep. /.
was Ielen's rich, cloar voice, singing 4
part Of Scot;'s "Pibroch of Donsll
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1864-11-05

BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRooHEs, FOR
Coughs, Colds, Pulmonaryaud Asthmatic
Disorders, have proved their efficacy by
test of many years, and have received
testimonials from eminent men who have
used them,
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1864-11-05

ROBERT L. JOHNSTON,
RICHARD VAUX,
William Loughlin,
Edward r. HelmSold,
Edward p. Dunn,
Thomas Mccullough,
Edward P. Hess,
Philip S. Gerhard,
George G. Leiper,
Michael Seltzer,
Patrick M'Evoy,
Thomas II. Walker,
Oliver s. Diumick,
Abram B, Dunning,
Paul Leidy,
Robert Swineford,
John hhl,
George A. Smith,
Ihaddeu5 Banks,
Hugh Montgomery,
John NJ. Irvine,
Joseph NJ. Thompson,
Rassclas Brown,
James p. Barr,
William J. Kount5,
William Montgomery.
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bauguscahouda r.. r. I'm
prnpnmnnt0 of Ell A

F'mF7''V"' OF Elk Go. Pa,
The ceremony Of breaking rronnd
Tor the construction Of this Rail Eosd
took place on Wednesday Sd inst 3. a
point abont midway Of the line from Il,
connection with the Phila delphia and
Erie II. K. and the Southern Boundary
or the Company's Lands, which extend
nearly seven miles from the said con.
noxion.
10 their first beds Of coal, is Al
1 miles, to which point, the comp !
intend having the road ilnmediatei
constructed.
The work Of chopping and clearing
mad already commenced, and The gra.
ding was fairly opened on the Sd inst.
IN presence of a part of the Directors.
thv Engineers and Superintendent DR..
y: H. FARLEY and quite a number Of
Cluzens and laborers On the work The
hlst shovel full was thrown up bv Or
Farley, a we'll known citizen. wbose
long residence in the immediate ee.gh.
borhood ond whose praticaI KNOWLEDGE
IN Geological science, had early djsooy.
cred these immense Coal fields which
now belong to this company. The
CHARTER was obtained during his me,p.
bership in the Legislature, and through
his influence, and is very favorable
one for the Company.
The Doctors speech on tais ocossio,
as also those of Messrs Wilmar,b and
Dickinson, on the part of the Directors
and Mr.. Thompson the Engineer. we're
veey favorably received.
The certainty of the compilation of
the road, opening the mines, aud devel.
opening their riches in Coal and Iron,
VIII add a new impulse to the present
growing Importance of Elk county.
The company own 1000 acre.. Of
which 400 to | 1870 acres are under.
laid with three workable vcines Of coal
varying from 81 to feet in thick 1e.s
The officers Of the company are as
follows:
PretHent,
Il, a. PACKER, New York.
D'rcCfOrS,
GEO. DICKINSON, Ridgway.
D WiLMARTH, Pi,tshurp.
WM' REED, New Jersev
DANIEL PACKER, New York, A
L. D. PACKER. Ia
j. A. BRANNAN, do
'Sccrctary and Treasurer, =
j. s. GRIFFITH, do
MAJ. p. p. DICKINSON,
Chicf Engineer.
A. G. THOMPSON,
ASsistan'.
n., JOS: KING, Sgptof Work.
Rtag,coy Nov 81 1864.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1864-11-05

ROBERT L. JOHNSTON,
RICHARD VAUX,
William Loughlin,
Edward r Helmbold,
Edward y. Dunn,
Thomas Mccullough,
Edward T. Hess,
Philip s. Gerhard,
George G. Leiper,
Michael Settler,
Patrick M'Evoy,
Thomas II. Walker,
Oliver s. Dimmick,
Abram B. Dunning,
Paul Leidy,
Robert Swineford,
John ALL,
George A Smith,
Thaddeus Banks,
ugh Mont gomery,
Jchn NJ. Irvine,
Joseph ~ Thompson,
Rasselas Brown,
James =. Barr,
William j. Kountz,
William Montgomery,
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lib AI.!.DG1lnltl(DGT' % e. =!

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Be sure to examine your elect
tOraI ticket before voting, and
see that the names are the same
as those here subjOinctY.
There is nothing too contemplate for the Abotonists
resort to- to keep themselves power and they may circulate
spurious tickets. See that every right The following
liz correct list of the Mcclellan electors
ELECTORS. FLEOTORS
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Staot Columbus.

- Dis %fcfsenee Ncti3 tdtte idrn in ,nisvsr leg
ten 9tun,nler eriheincu lpueu:
SSr Der neanten gSaro Der Staet Columbus fanb
ant Oienitas atermalS cine 3iebuns Statt. 8cn
DEN 80 Mann, Die bel Ger lestsn 3isbuns ras Srce
traf, tat bic Nssisruns tlcs ;rci Mann tsfrnln,cn;
nisjsnisen, bic ben Den iitri9sn 80 Nfann nthi
bienituntau9(ih tefunosn %rurcen, iino nah vunfez
fannten @escneen" Surhssbrannt. Stun ater Fat
Der bcdmddtisc une hrhreiis @sncral Yrcfcb entz
ihiscen, DAP trsnn ae,cssne Stsfruten rurhfrsnnen,
sbe le in Dem 9isnit semuitert iino , bic tetrenenos
@ars bafHr 81 tii6sn unc einsn @sfrnten fir jcSen
N~usreiBer SIT iteaen tat. 90 unsereht eieis gntz
iheionns audi lit, 10 miro lie erd enrasetHbrt.
Mir rcIcn %tenerfsn, Dap cteS tcreits Die rierte Bic
bun9 in Ger 9ten gSarp mar unp Dap jcst fanm elm
iraienfdtiaer Mann in Ger 9SarD itriJ 9~ctlicten
1T. Inter Dem f~claenssn 4ericnen Die am Sienz
flag se;csen trurcen, tsHncsn iih msbrsrs Seatids,
bic eS iebr Bart 6etrifTt
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SrecutOr'6 0erfduf!

Trr6 ZEN lesten gSinen tes biefelbf rerfprbenen @erns
Barb Claus 1T Der Undergraduate e%rmddti9t, allies ron hem ses
cadten 9ernbars Glaus nadseafene grunteiseutbun Ju pets
taufsn, pesbalb er cafelbe. am
Gcuneritaa, ZEN 3. Ncremter 1864, 8rrmittaas
I'm 10 u6r,
rpr her sbfre ses 6purtbauIes in Ter Staet Columbus. Sfent.
lid ~perHeiaern laTen pire, ,nb swar:
l.. 70 9tOO ader eanb in SrurO Sorunibip. Hranflin
County, Sbip, pbngefdbr A Meilen Oilih ron columbus une
~ptnaefGbr % Meile ron Der gatipnalfrase. unc 1 ader sane.
wslter ZEN Q8es bi!eet, Der pom ter y'atiCnalfrase mad Der
Sarm fnbrt.
Q. s adsr eant in temielben 5ownibip, ~obn9efdbr 4 O2ei.
len 6flid sDn eplumtus an Der Sacieite Der gatipnalfrabe
une an bieielbe tpbenb.
3. 40 adsr Sanb in Dubuque County i'm Staate Soma.
Clint 0erfaufstaae wirs upr tem @erfaufe nod cine senauer.
9eftreitung ees sanres seaeben ,pereen.
9as Sanb lit fret pVn alien safen unb Defenders rubt tein
Wittwenreht tarauf.
observation-disclosures: Gin 9rittbeil Ter Saufiu,m,
me taar am Sage bes @erfaufes; elm 9rittbeil in einem Sab
re unr eas leste 9rttbeil in swei Sabren pom @erfaufstdse;
uns n,ifsn eieie tsissn lesten 9ablunsen eur9 MortsaSe auf
eas @runpitud seihert wercen,
Scbn Bran{,
Grecutpr hes perftorbenen y. 9laus.
Columbus. Gent. IA. 1864. wubp
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NcuCHce.

Son ct. ecuis spirb untsrm Is. 9trril s%e,nelcet:
@ir batsn feline neuere 9tadrihten BON Nrice. SIN
Sauptquartisr lit tis jest feine Sc tatisuns tetrsns
Der Niensrlase Der &etsaensarmee unp Der Grtsu'
TING Ron BRET &ancnen lei Snnepenoenre sinsstrots
fen.
Sob 214l[a.
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MXZZ2N
tsben ODER Coo!
q Ol0d t G Il

,enn gtae fns In Gartm, Regiment an Ter DtarrtSs uuo Rutr eeasr.
zen. beetlb laat Gu5 warnen uno febrt niht mebr snrld. pbas In Guren
lUrniasrn sne 5lai&f ron Dr.. stridIano's Unit GtUttra Rirtur nit.
Jun ebreu - bteenft, ME geie lsstss Satr eaeur& sersttei rurstn, tas
tt btsislbe sesrauttsn, na4eem Fs eatafen unt ais unbsitar aus ben
3eptdlern betm9eiluct wrrcea marea. Cine D~as nitro u, ser,asti&
EN- sefibrtthafn Sal pom Darrp5e uno Rubr Ginbalt tbun. Gs pirb
,pn rer 5aeultat auerfannt. tae Ct fee cite etnBise befannte @r,nsi Ia,
cslbe 6rrniiht Diarrb6e uno Subj eurtrt 9erfdumt es midi. tenn nat
Eurer RIdtetr piro Sud ete 8erdnoerune Ter Oidt uns Res gpaHerS
ihsr BE Diarrtss set.n. uns etns 50 Gent 8 afae ron Or. strtdiane,s
INIT Cholera 0trtur wirb Guh une mebrere Aneere turiren. Gle BAIT
= ~ n isrem gltma Sast Guren 8amtratsn, eut fe time 0laf&e b-
Vrtnttre 1prntRer ttun unh ntttnetnen.
8u tatena tx Gpstteer pHt 0rpt~ies uS pISasktautH ya b
q. strtdlaas. 6 "a .0ierts etuss, GiHstssat1 Die.
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Order of Attachment.

William II Dunnick. Plaintiff BEFORE Jacob Kro-
VS. %nenbitter, Justice Of
Breckenridge wilson, Defendant} the Peace. Montgoms.
ry Township, Franklin County, Ohio:
On the 2ist day of September, A.. Is a, said Justice
issued an Order of attachment in the above action, for
the sum of two hundred dollars.
VIM. H. DUNNICK.
Columbus, o Sept. 26th, 1864. 3w
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Seutlher 8uh=S tore.
fr. ub(mouu.

SIC. 231 SaSzSrdfrabe.
Der ltnterseidnete Fat neu e~mpfanaen unb fets s~crrGtbia
Sine %polfGnbi9e Iusmdbl teutihtr une enaliIter Binder, (neue
8aencerl. @eitaftsbhher, Saideu =Mempranrums, 9pfet=
BOOTS, glbunts, ale SOrten Gapiere une OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
cine groBe Iustpah poaler &ahmen, Bitter, Sapsten une seu=
ferporbdnse. allies ,u mdbi9en 9reiien. Bidder Ginbin=
be nne Silser- Giurabmunsen wsrren prompt uns fSOn aus.
sefhbrt.
81. ltflmanr,
ST. ~. 81. ru,a
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uNuf Der Rrrbieite BON &ihmrnh fa=
fen bic &stensn isit ;irsi @chsn zine gam; neue 9i=
ME rrn Grrihan;en tersstsat. Sen. Ssrrp rsrinAz
ts Tie lei elmer &scc9ncscirnns NIT ;wsi Siriiicnen
i'm Stlrm III ne9mcn, iab iih atsr talp ssnStbist,
sarrn atSnitefsn. See bat jsst bier Setsransntrupz
pen Itebcn, itatt nes i'm erlten Shrsfen Suiamn,elt-
s%eraften Sanrturms. Sir unnlittsltar enthhsieenz
Dc Grirlse auf pisier Settle iheint Die Situaticn niht
isbr ermuttissnr. Sic 9slaseruns Niampnrs 1T
eten elm isbr lansmierises ltntsrnebmsn." (Ssutz
ihes Sinecln gSetieltlatt.)
Sa mcbl, Die 9elaseruns &ihmcnhs 1T elm Isbr
,lan9lrierises ltntcrncbmen." @rant ltcbt Nun felt
tiinr Wtrnaten rcr Der Heteuenbauptitaot, Ger Scn,s
rler lit rer9an9cn, bicSlittsr fa1en ron Den 8aunsn,
Der !6ertit ssbt III Gncc unr Der 9einter rirc fcn,z
men, rhne DAP 8ihmcnb sefaasn 1T. gs 1T merit
triiroi9, CAP DEN &ssicrunsstldttern lei nisier vlanss
iriert9en" Sela5erln9 Die @erulo ni6t ausaebt, ba
ttnen Der 9eoulnsfaeen an aQenNibten rlasts, ais
W,cSlsaan nit einem flcinsn Sesre renias @rhsn
Dor Hidmcno itanb. Sic itimpften mciolih iter
WtSlelans San9iamfctt unb iprtteten e~ariiter, Rap
or nihtEJlcih rie Gin Sanineilter in bic Stant binz
c~inmarldirte, Icnbcrn Shan,en a%ufirarf. @rant,
Der nit einein brci pcprelt ~itarfen ,6ecrc unb alen
Sitlrsmtttcln. be CT %rerlanst, etenfaQs Shan;en
a%rrtrerten ldBt, iriro niht rerlrcttet ,tno rbaleih CT
lhcn rnebr Scleaten BAT begraten l~aiisn, ais Dtac=
elcIans 9anies Seer 5dblte, 70 6at man i'm sc1
nrh niht nit Dem Sitcl Der vSrrtsnsrdtsr" tcebrt.
OieGlsllan maAtc atsr cinen srcesn Uebler: battc
er Die Iu9en su5coriift unc ilter bic 0iibsriffc unS
WiDtrauds Der @esisruns seihwisscn , 10 wirne
CT IN Cen Hnsen Der germ Sbpopiss bsuts ned Elm
srcBer General lcin. Sa atsr MisSlslan ME chn
Manu Hanrclte uno ren Mddten in 9Sai9instcn
frsiniitlis isiue Mcinnns iaste, 10 wars I'M i'm
ssiasten, nnc CT fel ron Dem Austntlif In linz
snaos hei Ger sansen Shrsfslhance, bic Cen &riss
fur thre bsrrihz unc batithtisen 3,rsde a%ustsutet.
9rSbttl 8cSci itcruns nm Sen. DtsSlcuan ihaaren!
Gin 9eilnttel fHr Sarnurrtoioens (Piles.) Gs IL shs essnune
fir tie 2strsneen. su uiFen. ras mir tn mirtfarss Selnitttl fur btsfe
unaresnstms &rartstt taten. Sr. .. 9. Sa3arte. Nc. 1864. smsits
SIrafe, Cincinnati. Sbic, natt nit 9ersaisen @Ge. ee al gfet leicen
earauf aufrerfiam, rab sr cine flstne Guartitdt ron Or. etrhflant's
Samcrrtricen Ssitmittel setrau8t Bat. Disiss fteint BEL alien, lucid
eicfes dnsseseidnete grdparat gebrauhtr. tinsutrsFen. 60 Nib III Hc
6 Sf.9ierte Strast, aineinrati, Gttr, fatrteirt uns III bel alien gpp
befrrn III b1btn.
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Scfentlihe 8eritetderuna.

Ser ltnterseidnete wirh auf ieinsm GcbnpIat an Der ean-
CATER NpaS IA Wele spn Columbus, am
Mcntas, ZEN 81. Sftpter 1864, I'M 9 llbr 9prn.,
bic fsaeneen @eaentaute meiabistens ~perfteisern Iafen:
2 @der 8artpfeln, 1 8fert, 2 @deen, aderbauserdtbidaf=
ten unc peritieeene ioufise @eeenfanee.
Sie geeinsunoeu werssn auf ssm Glass bsfannt ssma9t.
Srbn Stauet,
Sft. 5. 1864. Md bis31pft
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Sob 214l[..

WiIollri. = Sn g ccnritle, Niicuri, icIen
4riee's Srarpen aQentbalten anfscraulrlt baten.
Sn einem 4rirattriefe, Der rp,n Is. battrt 1T, hn=
ben pir ~fclaenne 3eute rer,eihnet, bic ale me6r ccer
,rsniasr Shaoen srlitten taten.
gSm.S c6nicn, &leieerhdnoler; 6. s. Nhle, 81
Ienpaaren unb @rceerie; Sec. Scbm, Shube lnb
@tisfel; San,es Stcmpirn, @rreerie; Nieiier,
g9erttbsinsr, &leinerbdnSler %. 2Scclins, Grcz
esrie; g~arterrp, @rceerts, %crlitten inter DEN 8es
ihIftstiufern Den mciifen Sdanen. 9tc!a II. &c.,
Miiacr, r~erlcren an 10000 sad Me6l. Sterbens,
9unce rnr sos 9cibta1 ruree rein ausserlinz
BERT. Sic g8ein mnb @ter gcmpasnie rcn @m.
!6arlcp unn So. rerlcr an 1000 @alcnen @atarta
9Sein une cine Suantitdt 8ier. Srau s. q. Wtlz
lrr batte ihren 9Sein in 4utt ,nb 4errp's gSeinz
Seller s~efasert, mo i'm bic Hereuen laufen lteben.
Msbrsrs bunrert @aacnen @ein, hte Gr. Gus se<
ISrten, rurcsn etenfaQs ~serifSrt. q. @itl on tam
Inn al lsin Nieb unn Getrsips.
Sn Den 9anen muroen niht nir iclhe 9lrtifsl &C.
nrnunen, bic unter bic &utrif uslrmee @crrGtts"
asbSren, AUDI Damenfleiber, &eitrSde &C., ipurben
ron Den &ebsQen mitaenrmmen.
s. 81. Nelipn rsttete feline Waareh innem CT ie IN
Dem COUNTY GefansniKe untertrahte. Gr. Srisa
rerlcr rentser as annere, neil er Die ShlIiIel ~
ieincm @slnlhranf niht bergat.
Sic &eteQenarmee belt ih 3 Sage in BccnriGs
auf, ineem fe Scnntass, Den 9. Sftcter IN jener
Srte sinriidte unb benz sltsn Mittpca, Den IL. mic,
Der rerlicB.
Mabrsnb Der 3eit ibres slufentbalts mablten IL
ben gSeiScn, relhen iie int County ssitcblen batteu
IN Scmtsrts Mtable. Ser @laute, eaB 4rise fei:
men 3ufubrtrain bate, 1T irris, oa CT 200 8aser
NIT iih fibrte, relhe ron Maultbieren, bic nit Il.
g. 9eSeidnet rarcn, 9e5csen muroen. Nn a0cn
Srten, mcbin Die 9e6e0en fcm,nem, nebn,en hisiels
Ben fri1hs 4ferbe binres uno la1en ibre ausses
traudten 3urid. Sn 8crnriae aQtin lieben il
400 unbrauhtare 16iere 3urif. 81. b. %.
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Observation-Disclosures, Mcruenihmdfe nno anae=
neinc Sflplte.- 81. Striflano'G StIrfurasnittel.-

meine sduite. -Sr. stridlauo's Starfurgsmittel.-
SSir f6nnen Oenieniaen, pelbe an 0ereauunsfbei9pereen,
bier Maaenftmdhe, GeraenfbpG6e II. E. no. leiten, ben @e=
braud npn Or. SiridlanS's Stirfunsamittel en1, feblen. gs
IT Elm Gfansen : Griparat. fret RON Glcpbpl; es itdrft eas
game @ercen= Spfent erseu9t sinen guten appetit ue tpirc
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Neroenibpdhe aaranttrt.
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Sberif's Yroflamation.
SteriH's SfIer,
Gnlnmhrs Shin- 4 Eftnkfr 1854

SVtITW > S~TWTV
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q. 8. 1864,
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ipansa @lectpren fur 1rdiirent une 0ice Iriirent FER Ser.
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une bieies Staates.
3ur 9eranis hefIsn babe i'd bes baneidriftih
erlahen, tieien iebenten OCTOBER, I'M Sabre nnies
IL. S. feres Ssrru 9intauIenn aht buntert unc rier une
'eh3ia ue i'm neun unt adtststen Sabre Ger TN.
abbanaigfeit Der Ser. Staaten pom gmerifa.
@idiam Scmiaan,
SberiT BON 8rantlin County, 8.
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