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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01
Dyaentcry, Dinrrhea, Relax, Worms.

From DR.. !. @. Green, Of Chicago.
Your Fills have had a long trial in my practice,
and ! hold them in esteem as one of the best aperi-
ents / have ever found. Their a~lteTative effect upon
the liver makes them an excellent remedy, when
given in small doses for bilious dySenteTy and djGT-
Th9d. Their sugar-cOating makes them very ac-
ceptable and convenient for the use of women and
children.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01

WARSAW, Wyoming Co, n. Y, Oct. "a, 1855.
DEAR SIR: ] am using your CGthGrtic Pills in my
practice, aud find them ali excellent p~urgative TO
cleanse the system and purity the fountains Of the
blood. JOHN Z. MEACHAM, NJ. d.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01

Washington, ID. G., Gth Feb, 1855.
SIR: ! have used your Pills in my general and
hospital practice ever since you made them, and
cannot hesitate to say they are the best cathartic
we employ. Their regulating action on The liver is
quick and decided. consequently they are an adj
mirable remedy for arrangements of that organ.
Indeed, I have seldom found a case of bilious dis
ease so obstinate that it did not readily yield to
them. ETaternally yours, ALONZ0 BALL n. D.,
Phnsiciull of The Mining HOSnitak.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-21
Poetry


SHIPWRECKED.
Look where the slips go down,
i'lEonAe Silently and slow,
Upon the sea Of Life,
Full freighted With their woe3
Others, with tatteEed sail, 1T
From battling with rough wind,
l Sink down With mournful vail,
Nor leave trace behind. 7ii1
Look where the ships 90 down,
Allroand as OF our way;
Bone strike on sudden rock, p $50 2
re With warning clear as dayN- 1s IL
And some, with calmest tide,
Whose course ere now was bright,
Beneath the darn waves hide ~
Their last uncertain light. " 8g .
0G ,nt &c T.. ,IaG-r.b.l
Look where the ships 60 down,
The barber full in view, .'i
With warnings on the rocks j
To guide the traveller through.
Look where the wrecks go down,
Or wander tempest tossed,
With light and anchor gone; ,hs
For ever ever Lust IS cQ ID
Oh, soul Of mine, keep calmI
Sail firmly on thy way, -Y''a'ls f0
To meet the great Il Ana" b.IL
At Heavens all.crowning day;
Thy fears wi all be Ger,
Thy anchor then at rest,
And thou for evermeFe
Safe havened with the blest ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-21

A laborer's wife recently resorted to
a most extraordinary method Of curing a
pain in her stomach. She had been COM
planning to a neighbor of her ailment, and
was advised 10 procure afew leaves ofthe
hemlOck Planlr boil them in some wafer,
and then drink the beverage. 1t so hap
pened that the sufferer mislook the word
hemlOek fer almanac, and when she got
home tore out the leaves Of her favorile
"Ghery Pectoral Almanac. ? boiled them
as directed. and drank the decoction, and
SO great waslhe faith She lad IN her
friends prescription, that, strange to say,
sic was cured.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-21

.t 49, ..arIa
rible lit was my own injured Mary and
her babe frozen to ice Z The ever true
mother had bowed herself ever the child
to shield it. her own person stark and
bare to the storm. She had placed her
hair over the face Of the child, and, the
sleet had frozen it 10 the white cheek
The frost was white in its half-Opened
eyes and upon its Tiny fingers. knew
not what became of my brave boy"
And again the old man bowed his head
and wept, and ali that were in the house
wept with him. Ny father sObbed ike a
child. In tones Of low and heart-brOken
pathos, the old man concluded:
u was arrested, and for long months
raved in delirium. awoke. was SEN
tencsd to prison for ten years, but no
tOrtures could have been like those en-
dured within my own bosom. o God, no
/ am not fanatic. / wish 10 injure no
one. But While live, let me strive 10
warn others not to enter The path which
has been so dark and fearful a one 10
me. - = -
The old man sat down, but a spell as
deep and as strong as that wrought by
some wizards breath. rested upon the
audience. Hearts could have heard
in their beating, and tears to fall The
old man then asked the people to sign
the pledge. Myfather leaped from hls
seat, and snatched at it -eargerly. I lad
followed him, and as he hesiLated a mo-
ment with the pen in the ink, tear fell
from the old mans eye on the paper.
"Sign it, sign it, young man. Angels
would sign it. / would write my name
there ten thousand times in blood if il
would bring back my loved and lost ones. .
MY father wrote Mortimer Hudson. y
The old man looked, wiped his fearful
eyes, and looked again, has cOuntenance
alternately flushed with red end death
like paleness.
1T is-no, II csnno. be-yet, how
strange" muttsred the old man. "Par'
don me, sir, but that was the name Ol
my own brave boy" iI a
My father trembled, and held up the
left arm, from which the hand had beer
severed. a 3c 7e.Eel L -f
They looked a moment in each Otherl
eyes, both reeled and gasped- z
my own injured son ~
"My father!'
They fell upon each others neck aht
wept, until it seemed that their sOul
would grow and mingIe into one. There
was weeping in the church, and sad faces
around ME.
''Lei me thank God for his great bless
ing which has gladdened my guilt-bur
dened soul ~ exclaimed the old man, anC
kneeling down, he poured out his hear
in one of the most melting prayers
ever heard. The spell was then broken
and all eagerly signed the pledge, slowly
going to their homes 10th to leave th,
spot.
The old man is dead; bat the lesser
he taught his grand-chiId on the knee, a.
bis evening sun went down without q
cloud, will never be forgotten. His fan
aiicismehas lost none Of its fire in my
manhood's heart.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-21

Aunt" inquired medical progidy,
fresh from lecture 90 surgery, "whst
do you think is the most difficult opera.
ton in surgery %
"DOn't know, Charley-Shatl''
Taking jaw of woman, p answer.
ed the hopeful young student.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-21

A little boy of 1--WE years old asked
bis mother if God really heard bis
prayer. ~Yes, my son" she replied.
God always hears our prayers."-
"Well," {" said the mischievous urchin, II
think he must. be disgusted with mine.
for he hasheared the same old prayer
ever since I could talk"
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-21

We know a lady who is cariainiy 70 Be
pilied, if to be afretted to dealh" by s.a.
pid servants Is any thing 10 excise onss
commiseratiOn. A few days age our
friend was much alarmed At ihe annoanoe-
ment an aaenpG had been sae ID sassr
her dwelling BY BURGERS, s lola Bird.
get that she ''mdst set a ak Ter Tie
rogues."
Bridget, not being long m he old
country, and not undsrsiandl The mean
ing of the order, replied iLal !, should
be done,
The next day our lady friend, missing
her. fine gold lever from ats accustomed
place, inquired Of Bridget sOneerning is
whereabouts.
"Shure," I" she replied, "an' didn's your
ladyship tell me last aVening to set 4
watch from The thafe, an sure I did
ma'am, an didn't he come and laks il q.
way wid him, shure, widOul maxim ~
much as joymOle mouse"
Ata political meeting in one Of The
western towns, speaker named Long
responded to a loud call, and took The
stand.
But big straPPing fellow persisted ia
crying out, in a stentOnOrian voice:
Long Long
This caused little eonfasionibu after
some difficulty in making himself heard
the president succeeded in stating that
Mr.. Long. the gentleman honored By
the call, was now addressing them.
"Oh. he be damned ~ replied the
fellow; she's the little skeezricks that
told me to call for Longn'
This remark brought down The house.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-21

An Irishmen, who had grown 4 crop
of cotton near Memphis, was asked ifeOt.
ton was the most profitable crop he could
raise. To which, with the Irish instinct
for bulbous food, he replied, "Eo indads
but sweet paradss; and thin / always
raised till the bloody soldiess came
about; bat have to grow something
Aow that they can; ATE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-21

A religious lady CHANGED to 60 into
the country on a visit to her brother, who
was deacon. On the Hrst Sunday Of
her visit little son Of her brothers
came running into the house with a coup.
lie of eggs, which he had just found in
the hens nest.
HSee aunt p he exclaimed, "what cur
hens have laid to day ~
"What exclaimed The lady, lifting up
her eyes in horror. "is it possible that
your father, a pious man and a deacon,
allows his hens to lay on Sunday-7"
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-21

Some one, the othsr Day, asked Gen.
eral Butler why he employed a certain
person, said to be dIsloyal, and Of gener-
al bad character. to penetrate the rebel
lines. o
"If you wanted information from
hell, > replied General Butler, "would
you send saint or a sister Of charity 70
fetch it 60 '
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-21

A bank-BO'e de,ectOs. describing
new counterfeit, says the vignette is "a
female seated on each side Of shield -
Her position must be very uncomfOria-
bic and embarrassing, and and likely to
cause a breach Of honor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-21

Two gentlemen recently married, one
a beautiful, the other an extremely
frightful, woman. They were discussing
the merits of their wives. Said the one
who had espoused the Beauty.
"Your wife Is so very ugly!'
"Ah, yes" replied the other, "if not
externally beautiful, she is beautiful
within. -
"Then," answered the first, "why
don't you turn her inside out 2"
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-21


A gentleman who had the mist ortune
to be allied to long tongued and domin-
eerings wife, attended a social party at
the hOuseoof a friend, accompanied BY
has better half. The wife, 10 show her
authority, would check her husband every
two or three minutes after this fashion:
Nov William, my dear, don't talk
so loud"
Come, don't lean back in the chair. .
Now, William. don't gel noisy over
there"
Say. william, let the girls alone and
sit by me!",
At last fOrbearance ceased to be a
virtue, and the husband who was really
pitied by all in the room arose and
said
81 beg pardon Of the company, but as
my wife insists on being boss all the
time, it isiight she should have these -
And he deliberately took of his pants
hapded them 10 her, and sat down in bis
boots "a wsOlen drawers!
The cApany was gytonished-the
woman b6rs. into iears-ihe happy coup
lie soon went home but neither Of them
wore pants.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-21

'.VOu, did you let of that gun!'' ex-
claimed an enraged schoolmasler.
"Yes. slr.,' -sos &C.
sWeIlg what do you think s'ill DO
with you.2''i iab9 t
..Why let ne of.
The hesi cE-frieLds fell out- Gsrl lssib
are no exception.
Adam caused our evil ways, but nc.
Adam mended them.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-10-06
Qiurplu Der .,Glrlidle."

Wsan ncnnt Srn. 2inccln Den uGhrlihsn." Wtt
mslhcm& c6tc? Gt,ra bebbalt, neil CT DEN vSirlten
Der Sietc", Simrn Cameron, sur 9elrtnnn9 titr
isine @aunereicn ais @sianntcn nah &uBlann lhifz
tc? Gtma pestalt, rcil inter %ietner Nesieriln9 mod
fcin cinsiser srrber rTentliHsr Stst tsltrart rrrz
Den 1T? Sie Stem Orrfsr Mcrlo lhrcttt'
SScm tScrr 2insrln uctrlih" 1T rrartt1 bat CT
iih rsnn fr srrBs Wtite 9emaht, leinen r~er'rnl1z
den Sreuuncn 9rietc SIT 9eten, irprin ben 9encraz
len rru Sspartcments tcfrblcn rirn, niclen Sre,tnz
Den frcicn 9urhsns n,rd Die Sinien 81 ~srla1ten
unc 10 ricl 9auinnc0e Sn frlen mic iie frnnen!
vsSenn !Scrr 9insrln uc9rlih" 1T, irarutr1 bat CT
Damn fir Sreinne rrn sreifclbaftsin Hrre erntrattc
NIB bclpnrcre Saneslsz Tririlc9isn rsrlanst?
usSenn Serr ainscln vsbrlih" 1T, trarrm bat sr
Damn icincm Spbn r9cb" erlantt, an ben ErrTtsn
rrn Senatrr - uno Sel1atrr Sbsil III rebz
men mrrurh fciaster srrr6ltns Scb IN StaHp
acIctt ,r,,rrs, ricien conner i'm Saee rcn Cara
tpaa ale anrsren sbrSries sn iifsritrablen?
I,gSsnu Ser aincrln vebrlih" lit, rarltm te;atlt
CT ii6 Damn ieincn 9sbalt in Sob serttr1sate',
rabrsnr aneere Scute nit cntmtrtbetcn Srsentads
~,ufriencn icin n.iilen?
ng9snu Scrr 9incrlu usbrliA" 1T, marl,n1 irurne
rann nas NleSinfriids Sriessseriht IN ct. scI's
icfcrt a~uiaclrf, ale ras 3cn9niB nah'rtss, Dap t1t'
90, 900 Sraars IN Den SGnScn elmer Seriranrt'n
rcn Serrn 9incclnS Sh,rsitcr tefane? Sitrdbtcts
infer usbrlidcr" 9rdipcnt, ras naS Tutliflim BE
ltnter1iduna III ireit IN feline HGhe trsttsn mrhts!'
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-10-06
Gin @prt air 2cit.

&eeen ,nb 9rlfsrcrIamnilunasn Fifteen treffihc
SIliamittsl 1T SSabliissen. Ater wthtt9cr 1T nod
cine tIttiae SrSantlattrn, defenders III Srm
tercritstcnren Wablfamrfe, Der ith in rirlcn gez
;icbEuasn rcn allen friberen untsrlheiret. Sn jcrcn,
Scmuitir ncs Staatss irutcn I'm sre0rclnre 10 rrlz
aGnris r~rsaniirt lsiu, Dap tic lei fer fcm,nelre,
Staatsrotl nitt MIR ens nrmrfratiih e Gimme ,,r
@eltnna trinaen, ,pnpsrn aud jeps@c or ihts,naBrcgel
anmeapen ~fpnncn, I'm itt 9e3sn rs abltstritasz
rcte II sn idTsen. Sa6 nies nrt9rennia lit, ras fat
ms unlsrs leete Staatsrahl 9elcbrt. Stir jceen
9Sablrlas iputc cine titht;Sc 2Sadianfcits Gcnlite
ernannt irernen. Gin McGlellanGlMt IN jcrer
9SarD, IN jsSen, Scrnlbir, miirre rtel sur 9efrrncz
ring elmer tiihtiscu Srsaniiatirn t~sttrascn.
SrSte itb 9fisn,anr NIT eem @ceanfcn, cap gfc
GleIan Stip nidt franht. Gr fann a~lsrbiass rb=
nc Stip ae,pIblt rerrell, afer rarinl lca ct Stir
n;ft ctcl 10 alt a~c,rinncu frnncn? 6at nidt Sttr
lan9c asnns inter ihmar;zrerutlifanilhrm Schc
acldmobtct? llnierc Nnslihten tcilcrn lth NIT jcz
lcm Sage. 9rrrarts, ~rraaniiirt cih sain Sainrte
nnn last unisre Staatsnabl Den Srrtrten sum 9rr=
Zen Sicae i'm girrcmter tilren!
Stem Orrf rcrirritt rsnisi'cnS 10000 Wfclrbsit
fit Mt9lslan; Yennirlranisu, Der Gditcin Der az
ten Union lit fir isinsn sietlinssirbn tcsciNert,
rrn Satnris, Snoiana, gtcir Serier, &entufp, Wtiiz
icuri, Scla,rare unb Srnnct,icut batcn mir sfsn 10
crfreulihe Aadrihten. Srsaniiirt s,f, maft uuo
artcitet nnb Sbip miro iih Damn Dem Sieaesmarz
IAe rieier Staatsn i'm 9icrsmter anldlieFen unr bic
Wtcraenlcnnc nes uabItsn ricrtsa Warita9cs piro
lricrcr raS altc rcrcfratiihe Banner t~e9ri6cl, l1=
tr triien ihiisennsn Saltsn bic Hcrutlif mddtis,
frci uup sliifliA mar. Inter eisie ell 9anncr alsin
fam Der SrieSeu NIT icinen Scsnun9cn micntrfebz
rcn
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-10-06
infer GtaatabansDnlt.

3cttsu gSiuter reririQiste Der Staat Ohio cine
Millipn SruarS u,ir hci'crcn Serttclet9un3 pts
Staates asaen GinfIls." Scr Srmmcr fan, ater
bic Nstelem ieiatcn feline Sult einen Ginfal IN
Sbic III ,raaen. 9ie Scntraetpren nne cie Strn>
nies wnrnen nnruGia unS Fnsen an Sn fIrAtcn, Dap
i6nen itr Mnt6ci( an Der reririQtaten WiiQirn cnt=
asten mThte. Sa fam infer rifer @rurcrneur alr
Bic triQante Snce nab 9Saitinstrn ST ellen rnn
Der &eaierlna uniere @rlcntair Wtilis, bic rlrslih
in cine 81 atirnalgarre" srcrpaneelt mrrsen
mar, fit einbunesrtasiscn Sienit an;ntieten. Stez
le Srarpen irarcn rrn rer Stesicrun9 gar niht rsrz
lanai rrrncn ater 9rrus6 rran9te ~bicislten DEM
9ater Mtratam fSrulih ant nnp niclsr nabi' fte
an. grruat belt tp,ntaltilhe &enen unS erlteB
cine 6chtratence Yrrflamatirn, trrrin CT ntin Splz
fe rti6 II, maiden luhtc, nab bIhitens elm brneert
Saae erfprnerlih fem ,rerncn, I'm Die Seteairn Sn
sreriifcn une nas Die 9ta,irnalsaree BON Sbic Dem
gutm une bic @frc rcn Der Gtnnabne rcn Gihz
mrns unc Der iAliebliden lleterraltisun9 Ger Ste
teuicu t6cilen merne. Sie 2cute, bic IN bic Sale
acaanasu ,rarcu une rlpslih an circm ldrnen
W{aiz Mcracn ais Natipnal 9arnilten crirahtsn,
mlEtcu Scf unn Saus int Glide laiien nne MARI
jhircn, irenn Tic niht ais Sclerterrc fctradtet lnp
acmasreaelt mernen rcQten. Gine eeut1be Scm=
paan:e rrn 9rrmn County Die itt nidt IN Cen
Ser. Staatcn 9ienlt einihrrren laiisn irrllts, irir'
Be nurh cine iniamc Srrre unicres SeltItherrihsra
Srtn 9rrusb in Der ihamlriciten ssstls te,htt1rrt'
Sic grutractcren unp bic Stpeeics ihrammcn
in @cnne. Ser @ers Sciam Bate lih AMI sinntal
aufasttar. smes sins tst Der Masrhltun9 niele'
! Srarren natirlia gals iitcr 8rrf. @rn sinsn
slusjhreifen rer Sisfsrl1nssn 1T Cen 3eitunsen ra'
aar feline @eoe. Sset laufen nad9erane Bic Nsts
nunaen fir bic 8eiheerunscn Gin, nenn Die ernz'
t~raftcren rracn itr Sch baten unn cine Staatsan'
leibc RON $500, 600 1T rrr eini9cn Sa9en ans9es
lhrietcn pcrncm. Sic 9irser, bic ais Srlratel
eer S6ir; Natirnalsarne anes i'm Glide lieBsn
uno @sIunbbeit unp 9cten auf's Srtel issa
;masten, tefcmn,en tlisrenis ron risicm Gslns
Ben &abm fhrrfcn bic 6rntraftrren nnp Sbrneie'
at. Sir bic 9lnlsite te;ablt Der Staat biit'hs Bin
fen unb rieiclte lit rel ppn Saren. Srntrartc'
rem unb S6cneics bic ia Selc srn1s scmaat ba
Fen, rsrben nicic 9lnlsite natitrli4 iterne1ntcn
mG6rcnc bas 9rlf NIT nsnt ShreiBc leiner ebrli
den Glrtcit bic 3inisn unp Stcuern aniSntrin9e'
baten ,rirn.ss
@atrlih Go crfrrnert einen Sidcrrfeicn rn
infer gtaatstaus, IN melhcm MN Iet Scbn Sabre
bic rsrutlifaniihe Gartei fat r%namlfranft setietet
einn1al rctt srinnliA rru rtcn lis nntsn al,sSt
febren. Sas 9rlf ,riirns Damn feline tlaucn Mun
Der ietcn.
Gsnft >aran nahtsn $ len tag, lift Sir9e
rrn S6ir une lcst hurA bic Grmdflun9 res Demo
fratildeu gtaateti6etS Zen critcn Stcin sur Slefrrr
in inherent INSTRUMENTATION Staatstanehalte.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-10-06
Muf sur @abf!
Nm nadjteu Sienitag, Den II. Sftober.

NW NuUltN. ~NhpuH "" liz Sl|""@''
gbic, 9ennlrlranisn ane SnSiana trereen am
nabisn Sienaas aner Seatriheinlidfeit nod bic
fcmuence 9rGlirsntentrabl unc eas Shtdlal Der
Matirn cntlheirsn. Sine u~nsefeure @rrantrcrtz
lihfcit rrtt auf rieicn Staaten uno f' Sli6s nss
aan,sn 9anres iinp aui fe serihtet. Gle batsn es
in Der 9anr, Gle Srfnuns Der .rabren @atsrla"nss
frsunee sa ern,utbissn rrcr 81 rernihtsn!
9rutihe Mittiirser rrn Ohio! nlrftet tbr am
nGhNen SienRas enrer srcben 9Ridt sin9ez
hsnf icin 9anae ssnus BAT uuicr Staat unter Der
Ssrr1haft Ser 9artbsi seitanren, bic 10 riel ltnslita
iitsr eieics lhSnc 2ann sebraht tat unn nersn aterz
maliaer @iea Den lssten Nasel gum SarSe ,@nltrer
Trsi6eit Iicfern ,rirne. Grinnsrt eud earan, Dap
Bic Grmdblnna rnisres Staatstifsts une einer
Ntstrbeit Der Senrfratiiden Grn9reB eanHiraten
alcihteccutenn lein ,riro NIT Der iic9reihen ers
tpGtfuna Me@lellan s unc 8enhletrns in, Ncz
rsnltsr Infer @ie9 III Stir am Sienita9 irirr
SHUTS in arc Sersen tra9en unn Die tSrttninSen all
Ter @aterlannsfuunec CUR gSatrfeit MAIDEN.
9luf renn, sum &an,rf unn s,n Siss! Stein Ses
mpfrat ieblc am Gicnitas an Ger @atlurne! 9e=
nust ienen slnsentlif, jsre st,noe, rutt niht his
jtpe remrfratiihe Gimme, jsne Sttnlne jssss @s9z
ners rrn 9incrln unb leiner Sanc unp Seitc rcrz
miitsnnen 4rlitif atseaeten trrrnen 1T.
@ir taten ssnu9 seirrrhen. Sest TT CO al
enh III banbeln, mic es freien rnp rerltanr'5en
9WGuueru ,ufcn,int!
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-10-06

Scr Ndtb. g. 9. Gpr, infer talentrrler 'ns
p~rrulGrer 9rnsreB eancirat, 1T r,rtals niht niiiz
fig. ST purHreiit s~essnpdrtis Cen Siltritt unb
tdlt iteraQ Ncoeu fir MsGlclan unb Yenelctrn.
Sir iih isltit trauht or nidt III lrrebsn. Sas
@clf ctcics Siitrifts fcnnt i'm ,nc pciB feline Sienz
itr III iAissn. sSir slautsn nidt, Dap &crr Scr
cine ein;iss rsncfratiihe Sti,nlnc i'm sanSsn Giz
itriet ~rcrlicren nirb unn mir haltcn feline trtunrhiz
renre Wierercrratluns fir aus9emaft. sSir tcrz
bern unisre nsmrfratiihen Urcunec in alien abellt,
res Siirifts auT, mad Sraften nas ieriss naj' tstS
,utraaen. Sic Sinecln Shrnrics baicn Ger mic
tic fcincn anoeren 9smrfratsn taiIen unr feline yicz
ncrfaac riiroc linen bic untanetsite Treuoc madpcn.
sttcr eiele Trcuec miro itncu bic rafere Semrfraz
tic rts Z. Gitrifts III 9Saiier MAIDEN.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-10-06

ne gei6tis iHr @e;pgsne. Sang i'm
@ireriprnhs nit elmer friitersn GntiAcicun9, fat
Ger Gsnsral TrcfcB jset entidisrsn, Dap aae Senr,
mslhc lih rrn Der lesten Sistuns crrf $500 lcSz
f%auitsl, aud inter risier 3istun9 trei iinb ssabrz
lid, bic sluslssunssn rss @cneral NrrfcB @far=
lhaas lino unsrflarliA une .runcsrtar. @fcr, mas
risisr mabtise Eaida S,lest last, Sas gilt 10 LAM
&C, Els CT ,riersr cine neue &eistsit rrn iih sictt.
Sir Mtands, Die $500 feiablt unS cinen Steurerz
trstsr fir risie 3ietrms s%slisiert 9aten, frnlmt stez
ie Gntitsrnns ST ipat. Nnrern rirn is lsbr 9elsz
gen fcmmcn.
- Sic Stant Glerelanb mar nod Tim 2o4
Mnan ,nrif ; ss iinb bs,n3snGb bort 5S4 Mann
ae;c1cn mrroen unp in 8rcrflpn IS Mann.
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S Ser Scmrfrat, Der am ndht ten Gicns
tag at Sauie tlsitt unS niht fimmt, %rerrtcnt,
DAP i'm Mtrabam einccln's Trricbmariaalls in bic
Srlpatsnjafc ifcfen, roer irenn CT eaSn sI alt rrs'
niht tauslih 1T, Dap tbm strabam Der 3srettt CT
nc s3sle in Sort 9afapettc %anreiit, na!nit or Die ~Sns
biafeit" ldms6e, bic CT rurd feline GlsiASiiitisfslt
auf ieine Wiittirarr label.
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S @crslsidt AMI Sisnitas senan eiirc 81:
Ests, ehc itr lie in Die @aflurne merit!
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Ehofc mic c. iii.

Scr tefannts &arl 6eiuSen, tister Gin 9rrBsr 9sz
%,runrsrsr rrn Germ Ghale, iArsitt in lsiner lsgten
Summer:
vGs mtrD micSsrbrlt rsrii6srt, ra6 y6err GhaIc
fir sltrabam &inecln it unr ipsar fir i'm ultnmz
pen" merle. WtSslid mag ras iein; lit es atsr
pa6r, 10 tcrsiit cS tlrs, Rap Serr 6hals etcnic daz
~raftcrlr5 urp i~rsfulatir 1T mic 9eiriiir anrsre Sentc.
Sine Sc anntihaft, prer cine Stcns mic bic ses
Sfcrrihtsrs Sansp lit in Nncrifa sin ~itarfcres
v9rinSipcl", ais 9tedt ,np gSaIrteit. aSir wiiz
len, 10 iiher mis Gin Otcnih stwas miilcl fam,
raB Ser Gtaie 9insrln babt unb rsraftst, unr rab
CT ipn lNssr I'M 3uhtbauis iape, ais i'm ~SSsiBsn
Sauic."
Sap Ger v@atcr Der 6rssnfad5" eincrln taEt
rne usradtet, lit aussenlaht; belt so rrA G9ale
fir uunpsrtrdalih nit leiner Sslti tahtun9", LANCER
III Sincrln's Gatinst III tlcitc,. &tsr rcnnrd, bat
@tale jtst cen Stunpcn fHr Siucrln b~eiticssn. Inns
punrsrt rts6 gan; ,lnp gar niht rrn Den, rcr ihmtgz
ten, ihlipiri9en Irlitifsr, ater rtcle I'M erer ccatz
iaeu rcrutlifaniihen Srcunrc, Die 9baic tiatcr flr
cinen sr,ncebrliIsn 9plitifsr tisltsr, rrbalten jcst
@slsssnbsit, ibrsn srrBsn Srrt9um 81, e%rfsnnen.
Sic 0anie &aufbabn prn Gbale tsreiit, rab CT eiz
nsr rem isncn mstter,renSiihsn 4clitifen 1T, bic
INNER Den Mantcl nah ncm SSinrc Su 9an9cn
riifsn.
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9ricfs rcu Splsbc melosn, ZAP nie Selnrz
fratsn jones @pn9rsB Giitrifts itarfe Sr1nnn9 taz
Zen, DEN errrapten Nbrlitirniitcn VI lblep aus nem
Telpe 81 lhlaSsn. Ssin @ssnsr, Der bsmrfratiIds
SanliDat Spl. Niee rom 81. Sbio Gcaincnt rerz
Tor eincn 2lrm uno elm 9ein i'm Sisnlte. Sciu &c=
siment sat lcsten Ssrtit cine nsmrfratiihe Wetr=
Belt. Sic Srnrfratcn psS Siitrifts ~lcltcn ales
auftieten, IN, i'm ST errablsn. Ser srrrurte Sli6z
ley fat Sud LANCE asnus miBreprdicntirt. Gr 1T
Giner ron Dem ~raeicalen Sanncsrerntrtern.
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IsmpfratiibeS G~pnntpsxidct.

Sir County anmalt,
Niltpn 9. M anp.
Nuprter,
Hatban 9pIe.
GrnmiHar,
Spbn ~. H~Sracy.
Nrmenbaas- 1iref.cr,
pbiIemsn Sfs.
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Scr @cfbOtc.

@rlnmbus, ben 6 S%etcter 1904.
Sir Yrifihent:
6eor9 .. meSlellau II,
ron 9snnipIranien.
Sir 9iee=9rGfinent:
Gcpra s.. @enbletcn,
ron Sbic.
DempfratiIbes @taatS '4idet.
Sir Staais. @ttretdr,
@tIIiam @. Mrmfrcn8.
@uprsme. Ri&ter,
(Sur ben ppatn Ttrmin.)
vbiIabslpb San 1rums.
C5ar bic gafanssn.)
Radias 6. @ biteleS
Nleranbe @. Sp9s.
General npaIt,
lyman 81. Grit&fieIs.
Comptroller tss S9abamtes,
Dtltiam g. 9. prentis.
BebTrte Der TFentIiatn 2Eerse,
CSar zen ppnen 7ermin.)
WtlIi a 9arptIk
(Sar bic gatans.)
Gbarles gTfel.
ResraIntam fir @pnerss q. IiRrittI
Semuel g. Srr.
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WrGIet(du uub bic Contribution.

Sis 9incrlnz9 lattsr slautsn sinsn gang tsicnz
rers aliflihcn gsrrf 81 tbun, in DEM its ateelelz
len ais sinen @crtbeiriscr unr @sfitrmrrtsr Der rsrz
bagtsn @cuicriptirn ~tinitsnen rnp Sn nislsm Sirede
fclsensm 8rici perShsntlihsn:
49, t:er Srr alntnrnn e Mrrnee