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TESTIMONIALS.
UARrLEIOv, Union Co., Nov. q. 1858.
Dear SIR NV liver snd stomach so badly diseased
that all who up, Doctors and all ; but
continued take your medicine and it cured me- and
I nov am we'll. l know number in my neighborhood
that lung and liver complaints that were cured by
your medicine. As life is sweet would advise all Who
are afflicted with disease to give call and save life
and money Yours truly, JOHN G0ODLANDER.
H.rrIEroy. Union Co, Nov. 90, 1868.
Dear Sir: was afflicted with rheumatism for num-
b-r Of years. and cured hv your medicine. was
not able to my bed when commenced taking your
valuable medicine, and had been attended by two
other ply ysicians. Yours truly, JOSEPH MILLER.
LauRELroN Union Co, Nov II, 1868.
Or. &. II. Knight: Dear Sir-i afflicted With
Rheumatism could not walk STEP and two bottles
of your valuable medicine cured me In short time
advise all ho afflicted with this disease to apply to
YOU and get cured. Yours truly, J. BR0USE.
Hartley. Union Co., Nov. ls 1853.
DR.. g. II. knight: Dear Sir-I send you this state
ment in order to benefit suffering humanity. My wife
10y long time with consumption, and her life recov-
cry given up by all. advised to try other med
cine, doctors Icontinue with your treatment: your
medicine cured her; she is we'll would advise all
Who afflicted with lung and ve- disease to you.
send for you, get medicine, and life and
money. [102iI Yours resp'y, JOHN CALLER.
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From tho Missouri Democrat.
Take on your sword, Mcclellan.

Take of your idle sword, sir!
Lay BY that coat Of blue!
"Trip quickly from your shoulders
Those starry badges two!
You are no more a soldier,
You've "changed your base" again,
On Peace's platform standing,
The garb Of War is vain.
When first We met, Mcclellan,
You led HERO BAND;
A grand, devoted army,
Was then at your command
The finest on the planet,
1t longed to meet the foe;
It needed but leader,
To strike the crushing blow.
And then, how full, Mcclellan,
You filed nations eyes!
Whene'er your name was mentioned,
We felt our courage rise.
We thought you were savior
Sent to our country's aid,
To bring us back the Union,
The same our fathers made.
Where are they now, Mcclellan,
Those heroes whom you led!
A cry of anguish answers,
"Alas, they're with the dead"
They sleep in peace eternal,
Those true, devoted braves;
The only peace you conquered
The peace of soldiers graves!
Alack! Alack ! Mcclellan,
Our faith was hard to shake;
We trusted long your promise,
That you would Richmond take;
Till back you staggered, leading,
Your back towards the foe,
With columns torn and bleeding
And banners dropping low.
But now you hold, Mcclellan,
Another high command,
Again force is mustered,
And you lead on the band:
And is that force enlisted
To fight the Unions wars,
And plant on Richmond's hill tops
The flag Of Stripes and Stars?
Alas Alas 4! Mcclellan,
A craven crew you lead,
"Peace" glistens on their banners,
While ye. our soldiers bleed.
They bascly cry "surrender,"
Ere tho Union is restored;
They kiss the feet Of traitors,
And throw away the sword.
Have you DO shame, Mcclellan!
Havo you forgot the past!
Have you so long led freemen,
To herd with slaves at last!
Alas! Alas! Mcclellan,
1t seemeth so to be,
When you raise the flag of traitors
And drop that Of the free.
Take off your sword, NJ M'Clellan,
Take off your coat of blue,
Strip quickly from your shoulders
Those starry badges too,
You are no more a soldier,
You've "changod your base" again,
On Peace's platform standing,
The garb of war is vain.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-30
FIRE INSURANCE.

n EFT your Properly insured in the hes, and
VI safest company. The old Lytcmins
Insurance Company is ron considered COS
Of ,he mu,l reliable and safest CrnraDje, IN
insure IN in Pennsylvar "a. II hss been ia
operanon ~ years ard hhs a capital of 2I
million d4llaTy. Persons Wishrns 10 i..nr.
IN the above Company caH DO 50 hy applyip,
to SOEpHAN RITTER. who IS The on,,
aclIug seen; Tor LeWisturg ard Union Co.
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Variety and News Depot,

I'HE subscriber keeps constantly for sal.
1 at the POST OFFICE below The Riv.n
House, a veii-ss.rcied stock Of
Family Groceries. Confectionery spa
Fruits. Fancy No .A-,sTsf
tions, PcrfrueTy & aIscrssz..
Soaps, Wall Paper hi ~
and Oil Shades. Trnveiing Bar.-4.
Blank, School and lynn Books ia
Papers and ,IasaTincs-er bans
or 10 order from Boston. New York or Phjla
delphia-such a. The Tribune, = INES, HeraA,
ledger. Weekly, Clipper, Police GazeUe Nsr
cury. Way-riy, Literary Companion. Hsrpsrt
and Leslie's Illustrated WeeklyS. Go6eys and
Harper's Magazines, YauAee NoIionS and
Nc Macs. sc. &c.
ALL or WEIGH ALE SOLD CEFsP FOR CASE
LewiSbu-g GEO. V. FORREST
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-30

From Rep. Dr.. Bro,cn, Editor of The Encyclopedias Of
Religious Kno'oi.dge.
Although not disposed favor recommend Patent
Medicines in general through dstrust Of their ingredi.
ents and effects yet know of sufficient why
may testify the benefit he believes himself
received from sny simple preparation. in the
hope contribute to the benefit Of others
i do this the more readily in regard to "Hoofands
German Btters prepared by Dr. c. NJ Jackson, Of this
city, because pretndired against them for years,
under the impression that they chiefly alcoholic
mixture lam indebted tony friend Robert Shoemaker.
Es for the removal of this prejudice by proper tests.
and to try them, when suffering from
great and long continued debility. The Of three bot
ties Of these Bters at the beginning Of the present
year followed by evident relief and restoration to
degree Of bodily and mental vigor which had not felt
in six months before, had almost Of regal
ming. Therefore thank God and my friend for directing
me to the use Of them.
j. NEWTON BROWN PHILADELPHIA.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-30

.'or Cleansing, Whitenin1 and Preserving tie TEETH!
THIS article is prepared with the greatest
L care upon scientific principles and war
ranted not 10 contain anything 10 the slightest
degree deleterious TO the teeth or gums. Some
of our most eminent Dental Surgeons have
given their sanction to aud cheerfuy recommended II
preparation Of superior qualities for cleansing shi
rendering beautifully white and peary without the
slightest injury to the II 10 healing to the gums
where they liberated and Sore and 10 an excellent
disinfector for old or decayed teeth which oen
exceedingly offensive 1t gives rich end creamy taste
to the mouth, cleansing thoroughly, and inpartins
delightful fragrance to the breath.
Prepared only by
A. WILEY,
NV. corner 10th and Lombard sts. Philadelphls,
and sold Iy all Drrgyists.
PRICE 25 CENTS.
Test1mOnlals.-Th following opinion
Of Dr.Whte as to the high esteem in which he
holds the Dental Cream, must be sufficient
evidence Of its value. TO quote others in
detail is needless contenting ourselves by
simply giving the names and addresses of
persons who speak Of its excellence for the
teeth.
PHnApRIpHrs. April IS. 1862.
Having carefully examined 4. HA WLET7S SOLiDI
FED DENTAL CREAM eheerfuily recommend il to
the public generally. 1t is excellent preparation for
cleansing and preserving the teeth and be used by
all with the utmost confidence, A. its properte
perfectly harmless Besides preserving the teeth,
promotes healthy action TO the gums, and imparts .
pleasantuess to the breath.
DR.. W. r. WHITE, 1908 Arch st.
THos INGRAM, " D, Dentist, l9l n Fourth st
J. BiRREY, 254 s Sixth st
E.yANDSRsIIcs. Surgeon Dentist, 42b Arch St
@. A. kiNasBUEY Dentist, ll9 Walnut st
g. DILLISGHAN, b d 5, 13i Arch st
=. N. Dixon, So: Arch st
EDWARD TOWNSEND, Dentist. s2s Fourth 90
L. H. DokPHLEY, Dentist, so: Tenth 81
n. L. LONG, Dentist, $40 Sixth st
lyl05O If Sl5 ~
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From the Pastor Of Hedding w. T. church, Philada.
DR.. .Jackson-Dear Sir: Having used your German
Filters my family frequently, prepared to say
that has been of great believe that in most
general debility of the system it Is the safest
and most valuable remedy Of which have any knowl
edge. Yours respectfully, j. III. TURNER.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-30
j. NEWTON BROWN, Philadelphia.

From the Pastor Of The Germantown Brptia church.
Dr. C. NJ Jack.on-Dear Sir: Personal experience ena-
b,es that regard the German Bittcrs prepared
by you as q mott excellent medicine In cases of a
severe general debility, have been greatly
BY the of the bitters and doubt that
they " i'll produce similar effects on others.
Yours truly, WARREN RANDOLPH.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-30
DISSOLUTION.

THE firm dealing under the name Of John
Walls & Co. has been dissolved this
day by mutual consent. William M.Vanval-
zah having Withdrawn from said firm. has
sold TO John Walls and John &. Smith (re-
naming partners Of said firm) his entire in
teresl, real and personal, including all book
accounts, notes, or claims Otherwise due
said firm Of John Walls & Go.
JOHN WALLS & co.
The business will be carried on as hereto
fore by John Walls & John C. Smith under
the firm of Walls Il Smith. All claims
against the firm of John Walls & Co. will be
settled by us. WALLS 4 SMITH.
July ls, 1864.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-30

From the former Prs',r Of ne Ch'unaJus IN u and
AiIestorn (Id.) Baptist churehes
New ROCHELLE, NY.
DR. c. NJ Jackson-Dear Sir: feel ita pleasure thn Us,
Of nv owl accord to bear testimony 10 the
the German Bitters. Some years since, being much
afflicted with Dyspepsia, used them with very beneficial
results. have often recommended them to persons
enfeebed by that tormenting disease and have heard
from them the most atterng testimonials its great
yalue. In Of general debility, believe IL is
tonic that can not be surpassed. JOHN NJ. LYONS.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-30
From Rer. Dr. Winter, Tasior Of Rerborough Baptis
ri,

From Rer. DR.. Winter, Tdsior Of Rerborough Baptis
church.
Dr. Jackson-Dear Sir: feel il due your excellent
prepar Hollands German Bitters add my test
mony to the deserved reputation il has chtained.
have for years, at times, been troubled with great dis
order in my head and nervous system. / advised
by frend to try bottle ofyour German Bitters, did
SO, and have experienced great and unexpected relief
my health has been materially benefited. Iconfdsntiy
recommend the article where meet with similar
to my own, and have been assured by many Of their
good effects. Respectfully yours. rs.
THOMAS WINTER.
From Rer J. S Herman. Of the Gsrmqn Reformed church,
Kaiztol0n, Berks co,,I.ty.
Dr. C. NJ. Jackson-Respected Sir: have been troub-
led with Dyspepsia nearly tweEty years, and never
used any medicine that did much good rs HOof.
lands Bitters. l sm very much improved in health,
after having taken five bottles.
Respectfully yours, 3. HERMAN.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-30

BEWARE OF COUN7ERFEITS!
See that the signature &c. NJ JACK.
son" is on the WRAPPER of each
bottle.
Should your nearest druggist not have the
article, do not be put off by any of the intoXi.
eating preparations that may be offered in
its place, but send to US, and we WI : inward
securely packed, BY express.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-30

CARPETS.-All Wool, Heavy In.
grain Carpets Bru.seli. Carpets Rag Carpets Floor
Oil Cloths Just received, and for sale by
JNO H. GOODMAN.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-30

SALT, in barrels and sacks for sale
Oby JNO. ii. GOODMAN
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-30

1S0 BBLS Mackerel, Nos. l and 2,
lCNviu half snd whole tarres, for sale by
JSU. II. GOODMAN
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[Gerbelierun9 i'm Bpftronss
port. Iuf 8eranlafiung re8 @eneralppItz
meiiters werben AUDI @orbereitungen Su elmer
Gerbinpuna sewiller 3lse peltIih pom 8altiz
more uno YbilaoeIpbia 9etrcHen, ppour9 cine
3eiterIparnib BON II Stunpeu Guf Der Geiie
nab Cincinnati nnb Dem Meien geppnnen
piro.
9ie &eprdlentantsn Der peridieoenen Giien,
babnen pflo9en nit henl General Ditmeiiter
uno ben Gebilfsppitmeiitern McQeIan uno Be-
pslc Seratbunsen iber benielben @egenitonb
unp iber ben 8lan, tdsli6 2 6abrten stpiiden
@aibin9ton unb Newzg)prt MAIDEN sa laiIen.
Wtan tam cabIn iberein, als tpeientlide Ser
b~eiierun9 Elm burdaus freie8 Gelei8 fir oieie
8abnSl9e bersuitelen.
Saourh mare man int Stanbe, bic Strede
stpii6en Nepsgort uno @albinotpn in 10
Stunoen suriidSulesen.
CINE oeieerate Yri9elei. =
Sn Der Samitass=9to6t waren einise Boots
leute, NtatrOien, @a9entreiber &C., in elmer
Srintftube in Ger %swDlften Strabe, spii6en 9.
unp G.StraBe, mo tie in einen STREET. serietben,
pel6e in cine wiloe aeilerei ausartete. Char
les Galllop u1o Der 9auseigentblmer, 8erne
barO ,. 6lamisun, muroen fur6tbar suqeri6.
tet. Sie Priselei 9ei6ab a la @lug u9lp's
nit Nfeiern, 81 enbarren, 8iuies &c. 3ulett
interpenirte bic goliSet urb bur9 pereintes
9anoeln 9elang eS enOli6, bic aampfbdbne
anselnanoer i'll bringen. l1lri6 Sill unp SO>
lepb Stone puroeu tuesen 8etbeili9un9 nod
Der Sail 9eididt. Sobn Mputpen uno 2eui
9duler wuroen mesen Yetbeilisung nm S12.
55 9eitraft. Die anoern, welde iett NOD aui
Ireiem6uB iinb, meroen e~benfaIs perbaitet tpers
ben.
/ Gin GueriIlas 6lbser a # . r.
b I. Sol. Mngces @. Wlc 6onalp, 6. 6.
g., ein uCtUriider Guerrilla SIbrer, tpelder in
Wfarplanb uno Girsinien grObe Gertplltun9en
anri6tete, 1T am 2. D. Nlts. in 8iAmuno ee.
itprben.
/ GeftOrben. = SIN ben Wlilitdrbpipie
tdlsrn itarben am 2. 9e3. fpl9enoe Sploaten:
George 6reeman, Comp. Dl, 6. ObiO Gap.;
Geor9e s. 8aricns, So. S, 100. NepsO prt +;
2ufs Stage, 60. S, 3. Miaisam; 9Dmiuid
S6marb, 80. &, 2. SHREVEPORT i6were Artia. +;
Sobn Srlitcn, So. $, 1913. 8a. !; Sames 8.
Burns, SO. $, 156. @a.; 81. Sbeeran, So.
6, 81. NeWsgOrt
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esipt 81 @ecepnnsusbnra

cGpnnelSbu rg, 9a., 3. 9es. @es
fern fano Elm 2ampf bier in Der 9tdbe itatt Spis
iden Grmpa9nis 5, POI ga. b~erittene Snfaute=
rie II. einigen renitentsn GOnicritirten bes Gcuns
ties, Die bel einem 9reisidie6en iberrumpelt
%purOen, nno auf 9rOfcB>N Rori6ua 6aupt, Der
lie anreoen mOlte, %feuerten, Dbne Su t~reffen.
IS %entItanc nun Elm aampf, Der cine Stunoe
%pauerte, biz Die 9eierteure iber Spei 9lsel
fprtgetrteben wdren inter itetem 5euern. Sin
Gpnicrtbirter iiel uno 2 iinO pernunpet, tppppn
elmer in Die t6dnoe Oes Commands feel; Der
yieit cuttam. Die Sploaten lpuroeu ron Capt.
NiNlpnn c%pmnlanbirt.
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Ser vgtuguItd Gonitituttpnaltlt" oOnt glete
6en 9atum Idreibt /: ySie Odntees, iipelhe
WiQeogepiIe einnabmen, blieben bort bis ses
ltern Nbeno. Sas Capitol, 8rppnS 9ptel uno
boS Staotsgefdn9nib muroen nieoer9ebrannt.
Sine feline Guantitdt Wtunition fel in ibre
9Gnoe. gBir baben DON SlCcum'5 GplCnne
bic Nadridt, oob tie biz sum Iberlp pe& p.
auf Der 9ltlantu Iu9uitd Giienbabn pperirte.
lleber ben Ocpnee iparen UNI oieIe 3eit nur II
Wtann iibergesanoen, pon oenen Z 9efangen
oenpmmen rpuroeu. SlDcum'S 9anSe Gplonne
lift on Der @elieite oe8 5luHeS binabgegangsn,
mas anSuSei9en ideint, RAP Der 6einc spii&en
Iu9uIta unb Wtacon 9egen Saoannab pber
8run8pid ourhbrehen mill"
Ser ,Gbarleitpn Wlereurp" Bonn pa. 9tppbr.
meloet:
,Seit mebrerelt Sagen lit e8 in unlerer Staot
iebr fill 9~eipeien. Der 6eino bat jeopa auf
MOrris SslanO 40 Stud @eiGaBe idperen
Gulibers ouf Sort Sumter unb Sullipan'S So
LAMB geridtet uno 1T leibig nit Grrihtutg bon
MSrier<8 atterien uno Brigade : GrerSitien be-
i6dfti9t. Sn SPORT &ppal uno an einem anoef
rem 9untte Der Suite baben Die OanteeS mebz
rere 9ubenb Mcnitors uno &anpnenbpOte.
ollie bieIe Gorbereitungen i6etnen e5 ouf etnen
Nn9riff auf @barleitpu BON Der @aIIerieite Der
abSuieben. g8ir baben feline Set AT p~erIieren
u1S pprSubereitel, I'm benz su ~be9egaen, mas
uns beppritebt."
Oas Rcueftc BON gapamnaD. Die Ginnabme BON
NRiueu.
(S pe5ialz@crreIprnOenB hes Baltimore American".)
Sort Mpnrpe, 4. 9esbr. Der 9amz
pier General 2pon fam nm 4 llbr beute 9iabz
mlttag aus Dem Sapannabfub bier an uno
braGte $50 p%arplirte @efan9ene nit. @uS ber
Sen. 2ppn" in Der 9Onneritags gtodt obflbr,
~lauteten Die lebten Neuieteitsn, baB Sen. Sbers
mans Seer 0tillen ein9enpmmen uno bab ith
feline Gap0lerie Spii6en Dieier Start unb Sas
pannab befnoet unb auf feline OppoIticn itieB.
Gs Wurpen pom ben INSTRUMENTATION ale
0littel uufgebpten, bic Stapt gu pertbeipiqen
uno Die 8efangenen beri6ten, oaB &naben uno
6rauen in ben Sran6eeu arbeiteten.
Dian beSweiFelte Durdaus nidt, bdb Sber>
man alf ieinem Otori6 ben grbbten GriOls
babe. 81.
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uOmtnifratioas Mnseiae.

&swtrh btermtt Na6rt6t seeeben taB bic
Inter stibnete bon Baltimore TN StdGt Nldrptanh im Dor
benz Waiiensert@t bea ter Stcpt am 81. Rpp. 1864 9eppu-
mddtisuusS-Yapiert uber bas %periSnltbe @~tsenttum rpn
l&trihtan Habplpp b, pelher tn beIdster Gtaet eefprben
ia, ~SeridaTt bat @le perienen, pel6t imp i@e an ben
8esitorbenea 5u MAIDEN bdben, werf en- hdber aufgeiDrberi,
lcl6e an pber Dor benz 81. Mat 1866 Bet Der Unite ~setcsnetes
eeltenb "a maten, wtprtsenfluS tie lpdter mad eem GseIese
tetne anipra6t an beiastt 9interIafeai9ait n. br MAIDEN
t6nnen.
.(2Snrr4w1mtU) Barbara 81 h, atm.
IS SueletG made tb ttflnnt, fas i6 BAG rem meinen
Eel. Wfanne b~etrtebtne GetlenbaRer-QDefba IN So. 154 CAT
ct ate ~fprtiutre 0te Sbtae.
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Shcrmon'e orrHcr Streifsun.

ebsrmHn riift bis 6 @feiIca BON Gapaamab pOr
Boibin9tOn, 5. 9eS. Sine Grtraz
Ius9abe oeS pNepubIican" iagt, bub oura
einen 9eItern Abeuo in SORT Mpnroe ongetom,e
menen Sran&pUrt=9 ampfer Die 3e9ierune 9tad=
ridten pm Saearnab erbalteu bat, pelde
melpen, DAB Sbernan'S GapaIIerie am 2.
YES. nur nod 6 Meiyen orn Sopannab mar.
9ieies piperipri6t niht Die bur9 ben 9am>
pier Belle" 9ebra6ten Na6ri6ten, DAP Sber>
man I'm 30. Npe. nod 40 Meilen Don Der
Staot mar.
Gin BON Sopannub an~getommener !6err be:
ridtet, rab Die Staot auT Der Meitieite ihle6t
befeiti9t lei.
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IS. 9nnorcR.
dibindtI

~ " - " hR"V -
9M Htprdlentunten : !6au3 goben mebrere
0errn glptij ppn Stills, pel6e ie einsubrinser
sepetten. Nlr. Sultan pom Sno. cine 8iq,
ipel6e ben 8erluit Der @igentbumszSite rebel
iii6er @runoei9erttbimer perfi9t uno einen
Sreleio fit ieoen ppri6reibt, mel6er an @es
rihten lit &ebellen@S Staten practi3irt.
t6r. StepenS BON 9a., cine Sill, ben Wertb
bes GelOes su reaulirep, Die Nu8fubr pm Gpto
unp Silker st perbieten, baB es fir einen gro
Beren 8ertb ge9eben pOer an9tnpnn,en tperoe,
ais es reprdientirt unp oaB cine Ser. Staten
gtOte fit einen ~gerineeren g8ertb empfan9es
lperDe, ais otf b~erielben angegeben 1T. 6erner
cine Bill ais supplement s1 Der 9ttte pom 30.
sunni .. s., ioipeit oieietbe 3abat uno Gigarler
betrifft,
!0r. Gliab @aro BON 9tcpzg)prt, cine 8iQ,
nm pen She'll Der Sect. Z ppn cem Snneraz
8eptuue>Geieb ;u wioerrufen, ipsl6er cine
Grtra=Steue rpn 40 st. per @allpne alif Spiz
~ritnolen ltgt.
!Qr. SpaIOing pm Obip, cine Bill, melde
bic @rri6tung elmer 9iaopz0aro III GGeoelano,
Obic, perfl9t unb cine Sill, meIGe ben Sol@
b1tsn uro Matrpien, Die in nieiem Griegc ge=
tdn1pIt baben, SreitpiIisen unO &eguIdren,
@in9ebprnen, NaturaliHrten unb 6remoeH,
einen She'll Der Diientlinen 9dnoereien suiprid
tlno peI6e einen unparteili6eren Wpous pen
Gei6wOrnensS erbanolun9en in ben t~Dceralen
@eridtsb6fen pcrIdreiht.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-06
Office Der Nppeal Sag GDurt.
Baltimore, 81. Npp. 1864.
S}oti. an 6G,,7erhnuor ,,nN NnAero

1tpll0 uu QuuIcLUuueI uVV NIpeEE.
Shrer Bea6tunS wtre ~fOlsenbe Srbinnnj e~mpfpblen, teren
@erIueuHsen frttt duS5efubrt werten nnlfen:
@ine Bin, b%etttelt, sine SrtinIr5, bte @rrtmtana trn &C.
bduteu II. eisier Statt 81 resatiren unD bic Seeeueruns ber-
ielben iu t&ern.
Sett. u Sci Is brftlrHen ure Der Drenet burd, Ben Wdppr
unb ben Stae raib Pea Baltimore. bag bon II b mad Ylff-
RING lteier Orstnanj es mint aefesIth Iein fol- fir iresnt
etne 9e, ion cbne &rlaIpRt6f6ein Der Mppeal Gar &rurt tn
ben 0tanisn eleitr Staet Gin @rbdupe daf etn nsues Jun.
bament ~ erri6ten, peStr in 8rrstnbune sit etnem kereit9
ertftrensen Gesause Dser niAt; rssr Elm aItsS @etdabe. Deer
etnen GheiI zines Iolben nteferSuretssR, um aui Der alien
8nnbatpa Elm reHss Saupert so trri6ten essr elm peiteres
Stsdpet auf etn bereits perbantenes 6auS az bauen, mel
DTS bic 9ednee b5ter maEt.
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Der Rl9ter btr Appeal 2ar @Surt 1T lDlhe @rl nbniBIpeinG
auf etneeret1tsS 1elud arnicnt 81 ertpetIen une Bud tay
uher 3u fubreu.
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yericn. Htlte stelen WettmmHneen tnwtter hlncsIt um etnt
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-06
Nus hem SiiOmeiten.
Sreainrisse faat suriier.

2putspille, 4. 9e5br. Sen. BUR
bridge nit ieinem COMMANDO bat 8ean Sta.
tipn erreidt unb beri6tet, bdb Sredinrioee cine
Sbla6t abgelebnt bat AND 9e9en @ir9inien gu,
ridgefaQen lit. Stonenlan miro, tpenn nrtbiq,
leinem Hiidsn9e in eieier Nidtunq i5roerIid
lein.
Gen. WiajOr &cgan gin9 beute NIT Dem 8oit-
bnmpIer nab Cincinnati ab.
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&e6cQenberi6ts.
sbermcm iemieits Ses ocOuee.

Sic 9rfnung Der RebeIenbldtter, pub ea
Sherman ni6t s~elin9en tperoe, iiber ben Oconee
rcr;uorin9er, ituO nu4 Dem 6olgenOen midi
in Grfllun9 9e9ungen. Ser vSauannab Ne=
publican" pom rs. gloo. iast: Ser 6aupts
t0rper BON Sberman's Mrmee loQte itd 9eitern
Is Weilen wetli6 BON Saunperspiae befunoen
baben uno raid pOrtpdrt8 fpmmen, nit 8ertpi.
flung ibren 9iab be3eidnenb."
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-06
Mmsma Der 8. &napp'ftben GAmle.

Bon M'pntae, ben 81. Ncsember tit pbtse 2~ebranhalt psn
10. 10 Sub @drnraBe mad benz neues S6ulSebiube, 9paitap
Str, Der Weaprrs Office inrds e~eeenuber, rerlest porben.
SSwrbl etntm Idxsa s~ebesten Be6urfniie, as aud einem
: leemeinen @erIaneen 81 entipre6en, fub In einsnt ein3l,G
feparuteH Gebduse frsi rbere GIafeu, ausf6ItsbltG lur Wfae-
den befimn,t, errt&!et wSrbtn.
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