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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-05

NLEVELAND, COLUMBUS &
~ OIHOIHHATI BAILHOAD.


1854. WIETEB ARRANGEMEHT. 1864.
On and after Monday, November 18th, Passenger
LEAinI E1u Leave Cleveland, a. follows, tsundagseK-
1sI TrRin-5s4OA A. M.-OINCINHATI EXPREss
syoPping a tsraiton, Wellington, New London,
Shelby, grestlins, Gallon, Gilead OardinEton,
Ashley, Delaware, Lewis Center and WorthinQ-
tom arriving at CTsstline At lO:40 q. m, Colum-
bus l:2o ,. m Dayton 4;42 .. M, Cincinnati $50
2. n y. Louis lO:45 a. m Indianapolis s:45 ?.
H. ~, Sai.V ~ - p "a, sort AaYne 4;l5 p m, Ohi-
I'd TraIn-9sIO p gi.,@kCUohfaODATIo
STOPS a. al stations, and arrives in Columbus
at $50 2. m Cincinnati s.5O g. M.
Sd Train ysIO p. M.-hl9Hr EXPRMSS-Stop-
pins a. Bsrea, Grafton Wellington, New Lon
don, SHELBY, Crsstline, Gallon, Gilead, Oarding-
zen sna DelaVsrsi arriving 81 Crestline at 1910
p Ms Oolrmbus Ito a. m, Dayton 4:45 q. m,
ginein1sti 100 q, nj lndianspolis 20 N, s..
IN, and chicago via Orsstlins 1910 q m.
rrei1s leave Columbus at $50 and IO2Oa N, 30p.m.
arrive st Uieyolsnd 9:30a. m, ESQ and 900 p "A.
CONNECTIONS.
shelhJ-sanduskT, EansisId 3 Newark Railroad, Tor
Mansfield, Mar Mt Vernon, Newark, zAnes-
G-sstlILs-Piftsburgh, Fort Wayne chicago Rdn.
road, Forest, Upper sandusky, Delphos, ID
ma Fort WAYNE, Laports, chicago, 10.
Eest, and Eastior Msn5neld, Wooster MAI-
Grafton aud Beliefcntfne Railroad Line for Marion,
BeLeiontaine, Sidney, U1ion, huncie, In
diansgolls, Tsrre uaute, Yincsnnes, EIsns-
Vile, Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis, &c.
eolAWAre-Eith Springfield branch for Springfield.
Uo4nmbus-llittle Miami y Columbus, and Aenia
Railroadi for Aenla, Dayton, Indianapolis,
Terre Haute, st. Louis, Morrow, Loveland,
md CINCINNATI, and with the Ohio &rA1iI.
Ei58ippt RailroadF -Cincinnatifor LouigTillsl
EVansville, Cairo, St. Louis, ERd all points
Oa the Ohio river.
Joiumbu5-ContralO Ohio Railroad for Newark, Zanss-
T1llel wheeling, &C.; Columbus, PiQua 3
Indiana Railroad for Piqun, Urbana, 80.
~ Bor Tickets to all points and Information aD-
siy At the Passenger Station, and ct Union Ticket
Omoos IiT SuDerior-It
E.6 FLINT,
Cleveland, Nov. Is, 1858. Superintendent.
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE

THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
u -TRIESEMARl i ? and ;, are eprotsoted BY BOY.
Al Letters PatOnt OF England5 and secured BY sht
seals Of the Eoole dc PhErmaeie de Paris end ths
Imperial College Of Medicine, Vienna.
No. One Is invaluable for Exhaustion, SpermatoE
rhea and all physical disabilities.
No. Two completely eradicAtos GIL traces OF thols
diseases that have heretofore been treated by the
ssous and pernioiOus use Of oOpaVia and oubebs.
Mo- Three has entirely 5uppanted theiniuriouB uEe
Of mercury thereby insuriRg 70 the sufferer speedy
relief dispensing all impurities and roofing ous the
TRIEsRHAB, Nos. l, and }, preparations IN the
form Of Lozsnges, devoid OF taste and smell, and
be carried in the wRstcOat ket. Sold in tin
and divided into separate doses, administered by
Velpsu, Lsllemand ROuI, Ricsld, SC Price o each;
cases for 90, which saves g; and IN e2T cases,
whereby there ts 3 saving OF g. To be had whole.
Iale and retail Of Dr. BAROW, 30. lsi Blfseksrst.,
HeW York.
Immediately on receiving remittance Dr. Barrow
win forward the Triesemar to any part % the Worla
securely packed, and addressed according 70 Ehs ~.
strncttOnB OF the writer.
Elg-flNld nv q. W fllA HH. A gent tdF fuavalznd
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DF. s. 8 a Ell A M.
Hsabr o. Is Royal College Of Pbysisisa-
LozSos, EasIand; Gradsats of
RieOrd's HOspisaI for


FEMALE DIS EASE
and oonstsnt attendant Of Paris, London, New
leans and Montreal Hospitals for the Last ten TeAn
has opened biz Once - ths
johnson House, Cleveland,
where he viii be happy 70 meet all those Who ars -
nIctss with subs0uts and chronic diseases.
His treatment is entirely Gfae-ont from the oil
IIan, and Is mid, ehcactous and effective. Els med
ioines are simply vegetable eztrseta nd oils, theI
have never been ussa but b. tve other physicians
America besides himseIz. 40 has sPeH the grsStsa
Part Of his LIE Ens Thousands Of dollars in obtAnil
q few secrets in his profession. Hs tests the Orb
for all forms Of diEssse. no chsFgefoT giving
honest and tras statement Of their cas-.
EPE3HATORHGA.
10 YouEG EEE.-he can prove U you II e few nh
Uses that he Is the cnlY physician you treat
With that cures this disease. For every patient WI
viii sollOW his directions, he VIII give One Hundrt
Dollars II he falls IN curing this disease No char
made for consultation Those ct distance who wifs
70 consult the Doctor may do 80 BY sending Q small
vial OF urine b mall wiki names and ago, and u
viii anEWer and describe their case and the possb
ity Of getting relief, BY enclosing return postage
STAMP msTz;l7f
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9PFelAL NOTICES.
N oIie9 AttFibutss Of Manhood an


Frequently lost or suspended bg msl-rraotiees Sna
,to1- h,st- thst Vim inevitably lsad % hsreditAr
diIs.,s unless checked IN tine. Read the truths ~
down in the treatise 'sHUMAR FRAILTX, OF PHs8
IoLOa1uAr RnsnGnoHEs." Il is elaboratoly flustFJ
ted With oolorsd engrnvings and VIII convince 70
most hardened and unoonoszned, a. well - relieH
tSs mindS Of shs most despOndinz, BY leading thsS
m the riTAt channel for relief o. bodily and nszs
agony and despair.
sT5old by pF. BAREoE, lsi Bleeoker-St, y, y
Frsos Is cents. Sent free everywhere Eos AAfeeAi~
meut Of % Triesemarh in snotber oolunns =,
i8old also bT G. W. OiaARks DrUsgisti Oissetssti
Ohto.
Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, UEi
nary nd Sexual system-new and reliable treatment
in Rsports Of the HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Sent b
mail in sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge. Ad
dress Dr. !. SKILIIE HoUoIFoS, Howard Assooia
ton, Eo.2 sOuth Ninth-st, Philadelphia; Pa.
dsc2 -l40
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LITTLE, DEALER IN REAL
Ia E5TATE, Railroad and other Stocks. Has on
hand q large lot Of Farms and Farming LandI in
this State, Iowa Wisconsin and Illinois.
- -Omee over No. 50, south side Of Pub. Square.
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7 AND OBFICE.-H.,H. LITTLE
j has constantly on hand large number OF i'm
proved Farms tor sale for cash or on time. Also-a
Farming Lands in Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri,
which he will exchange for Farms, City or Personal
I'd floor. mayl7
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-05

EABMS AND OUT PROPERTY.
Fifteen Acres on Cedar-st, with good House and
Barn and Fruit.
Cedar st-ll acres, with acres Of grapes
East Oleveland-Near Euclid-St. aud Wilson Ave
nue. large and convenient Brick House, with
mocorn improvements, Barn, ~ acres land, with
Fruit, &c. For $500.
BarAIso, 3 large number Of Farms, Out lots,
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Hagan's MAGNOLIA Balm.

mis- Il the most delightful and extraordinary rti
ever discovered It changes the sun-burnt fAo'
hands te pearly satin texture OF rBvishing bear
q, imparting the marble purity Of youth, aid tbs
pBTIEeUE appearance inviting in the city belle q
Ashion. It removes tan, freokes pimples snd rough
Eess from the skin, leaving the complexion fresl
Transparent and smooth. 1t contains no material n
furious to the skin. PstrOniEsd By Actresses Az
Opera Singers. 1t Is what every lady should havs.
BWSold EVeFTWhsZe.
DEMAB s. BARNES 4 90,
General AReltg,
iulTl.R8 2a2 RroadWsy. New York
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CLEVELAND & TOLEDO B. R.



1854. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. fsss.A
On and sfter Monday, November 18th, IsS3 Pn.ssp.
ger TrAina viii leave Cleveland - follows tSundsYI
excsptsd):
Si5O A. .H.-OHICAGO EXPREss-stops At Baraa
SrAlIyn, Oberiin, EOrWalk, MOnrosville, Belle.
yues Olydes ErsmOntan Elmore, and arrives AZ
Tolsdoat 1880 P. NJ; Detroit $50 P. ~; and Chi-
oago at l0.3D P. Il. -
2sO5 P AI.-WESTERN MAIL-stous At an Eta,
tloBs IN southern Division, and arrives Al ~.
ledo az $50 ?. NJ Chicago 6:O0 A. r.
4t3O Z. m.-HOkIHEkN EiAILl-StOps At an afa-
;ions On Northern OiViriOn, and arrives at Saa-
dusky at 70 ,. l.. - -
9t2O z. m.-NlGHT KPRESS-Btops At Grafton
horWalk, Monroevilie, Clyde, and fremont and
arrives a. tolsdo A. ~ p. n; Detroit SEQ A. n /;
and Chicago 81 1870 A N.
CONNECTIONS.
OonnectionI are made at MonroeviIls With tha Fan
auskys hansneld Newark B.R., at CLYDE with ~
5knduskys Dayton Cincinnati a. B., AZ Fremont
with lremont Indiana Z. r., and az Toledo Wifh
the Michigan southern 4 EorIhern Indiana and 10
lsdo wabash Railroads for Chicago, Detroit Jack
son. AoFt wayne Logansport, Lafayette, Cairo All
Southwest. -
Trains arrive IN Cleveland from Toledo and ths
West at ys-5 A. M-t-2.45 P. NJ, and SIS p n From
SanduskY at 9:25 A. 4. L. ID. RVOE ER sr1if
OiaTelend, November Is, 1854
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D EAL ESTATE.-E. N. KEYES,
IL = formerly ofthe hrm Of Little8 3 Ksyss,J has
opsned Zeal Estate OnloO In Bouses Block, corner
51PeEiorSt- and Public Square, and has constantly
hand several thousand acres Of nrst quality Farms
ing Lands IN the States OfIowa, Wisconsin and MiEu
Bouri, 70 eEohanEsfor city country property; A1s
Or nn-kinds o. personal Prr Derty. PErtoAab paid
alserlrv snrIf. RS
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HEIHsTREET's
MTNITABLK HAIR RESTORATIVE
It is Not a Dye,

utrstorss gray hair to It's original color, BY sur
pying the capillary tubes with natural sustenanoS
fmuaired By age or disease. All rAHTANEOus DYE
are composed CT lunar osusic, destroying the Itit
and beauty Of the hair, ard afford Of themselves o.
dressing. Heimstrests Iniuitsble Coloring NOT OIL
restore hair 70 iIs natural color BY easy process
but gives the hair
LUXURIANT BEAUTY,
promotes its growth prevents its falling on, eradi
osfes dapdruh, and imparfs health and pleasantnes
70 the head It hss stood the test OF time being IN
original Hair Ooloring, and is constantly increasing
IN fsvor Used BY both gentleman and ladies'
BE-It fs sold by All respectable dealerss or can .
procured by them Of the Commercial Agentsi ID. :
BARHEs & co 202 Broadway, New YORK. Two 81
Ese, 50 cents and el 90. lulyIo-hz'soN
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IEOthersl NTOthersil SIOtheFslH

MOtheFsI MOthersII 6zOtheFB!H
Don't fan to procure Mrs. wIEsLOw's sOoTH-
eYRUP for OHIEDREH TEEEHIGG.
This valuable preparation L The prescription fon'
The best Female Physicians and Nurses in th'
nted stxtas and has been used for thirty years vi
ssr fAiIiug safety and suoSess BY millions sf moth
dohpdren, from the issble infant OF one seel
oidt the adult. l. not only relieves the child fro
pain, but invisorztes the stomach and bowels, ocr
Teos aodity, and gives tons and energy 70 the who'll
y'tsm. 1t viii almost Instantly relieve
qRIPIRG IN THE BOWELS AND WIND OOLII
We believe it the Bsst and suTest Remedy In tb
World II all cases o. nysenteTy End DIsrrhsea
Children. Whsthor it arise from TeethinE, or iror
euy othe cause.
1TFuu directions for using viii accompany go
bottls None gunuins unless the fac-simile Of OUF
TI5 PERKINS, New York, Is On the Wrapper.
=1|soId by ali Hedloins Dealers. Principal on
Dez-st., EeW York.
PEies .eHEy IS Cents BSF BSttIss
upnEls- EG9-dkWI1
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Select 5torD,
THE CAPTAINS STORY.

When was about forty years of age
took command of the ship Petsrsam. She
vas an old craft, and had seen fall as
much service as she WAS capable Of seeing
with safety But her owners were willing
to trust valuable cargo in her,so | would
not refuse 10 trust myself. We were
bound to Liverpool, aud nothing unusual
happened uu,il about the eighth day out,
when we ran foul of small iceberg: 1t
was early in the morning, before sunrise,
and not above six or eight feet of ico was
above the wafer, il having nearly all been
melted in the warm region of the gulf
stream. did not think we had sustained
mnch injury, for tho shock was light but
was very angry, aud gave the lookout
a severe punishment, without stopping to
inquire whether he could have seen the
berg in time 10 escape it.
My cabin boy was named Jack Withcrs.
He was fourteen years of age, and this
was his first voyage. l had taken him
from his widowed mother, and had prom
ised her that | would see him we'll treat
ed, that was, if he behaved himself. He
was bright, quick, intelligent lad. |
soon made myself believe he had an awful
dipsositiou. / fancied that he was the
most stubborn piece of humanity / had
ever come across. l made up my mind
that he had never been properly governed
and had resolved to break him 10. told
him I'd curb his temper before I'd done
with him. In reply he told me that !
might kill him if liked and ! nogged
him with the end Of mizzon top gallant
halyards till he could hardly stand.
asked him if he'd got enough, and he told
me might fog him more if | wished to-
felt strong inclination to throw him
overheard, but at the moment he stag.
gered back against The mizzen.mast from
absolute weakness, and left him to him.
self. When reasoned calmly aboat the
boys disposition, was forced to acknowl
edge that be was one of the Smartest cd
most intelligent and faithful lads hal
ever seen. When asked him to do any
thing he would be off like a rocket; bu
when roughly ordered him TO do it, tbsr
came the disposition with which l found
fault,
One day, when it was very near nosu,
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'Good1 said the young doctor. III
follow suit
Thereupon be throw his receipted boar &
bill into the fire.
Now, Miss Jones', he said, &c you ].
make out a new bill III settle it,
Miss Jones did as requested, and Dr..
Ingalls, left her house freeman. Since
then he has formed another et.sgomeof
which l don't think he would be quite 90
ready 10 break. Miss Jones IS sill in tn
market. Bachelors in search oil homo
will pleas take notice
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-14
NORTH CENTRAL RAILWAY.

Summer Time Iuble.
TWO TRAINS DAILY to and from the North and
West Branch Of the susquehanna, Elmra, and all Of
Northern New York.
AN and after Monday April Goth 1868 tho Passenger
W Trains of the North Central Railway will arrive
and depart from Sunbury, Harrisburg, and Baltimore
follows viz:
SoUT II w ARD.
Mall Train leaves Sunbury daily (eXoept
Sunday 1910 a, m.
leaves Harrisburg, lI5p nl
arrives at baltimore, 5a5
ExpTess Train leaves Sunbury daily (e1eept
Sunday,) II OF D. IN,
leaves Harrisburg Except
Monday 4OO a m
arrives al Baltimore daily lex
Cept Monday,) ol5 "
Harrisburg Accommodation leaves Harris
burg, $40
NORTHW ARD
Mail Train leaves Baltimore daily Except
suuday) 0.l5 n. m.
leaves Harrisburg lis p. m.
= arrives al Sudbury. 405 "
Express Trains Baltimore daily, oI5 "
arrives at Harrisburg, l.35 a. m,
" leaves iIaTrisbuTg(except Monday 800 "
" arrives at SunbuTy, 5.33 "
For further information apply At the Office
1. N. pUBARRY, 5upt.
Harrisburg, Aug, 2, 1863,
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National Foundry.

BLOOMSBURY, COLUMBIA CO., PA.
THE pubserihrr proprietor of the above named ex'
trnsiva establis hment Ia now prepared TO receive
evders foe
All Kinds Of MachInery,
o, Colsrios BLAST Furnaces Stationary Rnsia.r, Mills
THREsulNG MACHINES &C. &C.
He 10 nlso prepared to make Stoves, NIL sizes nni
patterns. pow-irons, and everything usually made In
hr.t- class FOundrirs,
Ills extensive facilities and practical workmen war
lantt him in receiving the largest contracts on the
most rcu sonahG terms.
NJ Grain OF all kinds Will be taken in exchange fot
Saktings. . , -
eS This establishment is Oca.c ed ncar the aehawhn
an &. Bloomsbury Ruilroad Depot - -
RIeomsburg, Sept. lo, 1868.
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POE T u v.
wRlrrES FOR THE COLUMBIA DRMocRAr.

Merriy the stroamlet glide,h,
On its Jocky bed along,
While the woodland voices echo
Back the murmur Of Its song.
Flowers fringe its margin.
Lilies smile upon its breast,
while above, in lofty branches,
wild birds bnild their downy nest.
Near the banks there stands lady.
Clothed in robes of deepest green,
While chaplet twined of flowers
Well becomes that fairy queen.
As she smiles upon the landscape,
Buds their petals gay unfold.
While, within,the dewy meadow,
Cowsips CLEAN like stars of gold.
Robins hutter on the branches,
Verdant moss springs everywhere,
Perfume Of a thousand flowers
Floats upon the balmy air:
For It's Spring, whoes gentle presence,
Now dispels each thought OF gloom
And, with eyes 50 fondly beaming,
Hangs brigh, wrcaths on Winters tomb
Dr; when faircst she will perish
Meath the Summers warmer sun,
Closing her soft eyes in gadness-.
All her toll and labor -
-onc;
And her cherished buds will nestle
On n not less peerless brow,
For, appearing over the hills, sec,
Laughing Summer greets us ROW
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s. III. DeWOLF'S
CLOTHING HALL.

No. 2O2 North Second Street. Phil'a.
CONSTANTLY on hand full assortment Of Ready
~ Made Men and Boys Clo,hinx and Gents Furnish
isg Goods, at Wholssals and Retail
January ?, IS64,-6m.
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1864
AoV&' toO4
PHILADELPHIA & ERIE
IH III H s.iasls q ls q D 9 Z
II A + T. + n O A ID

NA IL II O A D.
This great line traverscs the Northern and North.
vest counties Of Pennsylvania TO the city of Erie,
Lake Eric.
II has been leased by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, and under their auspices is being rapidly
opened throughout its entire length
II is In for Passenger and Freight busnes 2
from Harrisburg Emporium, (l9j mcsl on the East.
crn Division aud from Sheffield to Erie 7S niles the
Western Division,
TIME or PASSENGER TRAINS AT SoRTHusDRRLAND.
Mail Train leaves, East 92A NJ.
Express Train 10 81 =. NJ.
Mail West A.
EXPRESS Is A. NJ.
Cars through WITHOUT CHANCE both ways on these
trains between Philadelphia and Lock Haven, and
baltimore and Lock Haven. New and elegant sleep.
ing Cars accompanying the Express Train both ways
between Williamsport and Baltimore aud williams.
port and Philadelphia.
For Information respecting Passenger business, ap
ply at the :. L.. Cor. Ilth and Market Sts
And for Freight business of the Companys Agents
&. q. Kingston, Jr Cor 18th and Market sts Phla
j. W. Reynolds, Eric.
J.M. Drill, Agent n. c. r. r., Baltimore.
n. H. Houston. Gen'l. Freight Agt. philadelphia,
Lewis IT, Iloupt, Gent Ticket Agt l'hadephia
Joseph D. Potts, Gcnl. l.ManageT,Nilli0mspurt,
May 1854.
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WRITTEN FOR THE COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.
The Doctor PilgarIic.

The Doctor PilgarIic.
Last fall as the CLOCK struck six
The Doctor called around
To see If he could find some ignorant man.
That stood on Curtins ground.
lie told uS that the Democrats,
Had vanished all way
That we must for Curtin vote,
Or else wsd have to pay.
lie told u' we must TO. Curtin vote,
rwoull save US from a Draft
The Draft has eomo-twiil come again,
DoG.blast the Doctors gass.
The Republicans believe it all,
Aad cleerad the Doctor on
But they begin " feel II now,
That they ere in the ring
We know it is too very bad
But Ly ing ia a sin
Come Doctor, you must nevcrdo,
That nasty tOck again.
Little hack-hs is tie man.
Tomsrch our Army along
No matter what the Doctor says
We will elee, him right or wrong.
Columbia co., May 1864
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GSetertagS s0eICbenfe !
9. 2S. 8urcnip nnb SrHDer's
Yboto0rapbifbe @allerp, $40. Z. Slfs
.Gdniltnn Strnae. 8 Shifrem mns

q. 2SS. Surcnip unb SruDer's
pboto0rapbifbe @atlerp, $50. Z. SRs
tb1miItonsStrabe, 3 Sbiren uns
terbolb Dem Qllens 0aufe,
Nllentaun,
s1Uutsn s6rtrtiftisfl bfn GtnipObnrn pen vi.
leniaun. 70 ME bsm aQssmsinsa putltfum anEiin.
stssn, bnb Tt
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ture9
ssrfsrtissn. aIs ssp6bnI&s unO cOlUriris 9SOtO.
graphs, suridslds Gartss De 8iita QmbrotYpss
uRb WaIptYpss.
8sfonb,rf QufmaffamtsIt tuirb BEN GUpirfn
BON ottgn Dd9usrrtctppe5 unb ambrptepts In
Observation-Disclosures, SItl Sr8rpBst, sspicmtt.
aas gIrtrt wirb in bsm tsNsn StYIs unb an
Ssn tiulDasn Vrsibsn Unri&ht.
Gle maiden Gutb berrlitt 9sturss fdr albums
an 81 yer DubsnS,--uno ftir YittureS f6I6IG
UNI III SrtEfgn 81 psrl'nrsn, frreern lie nur 25
@tnts.
Gis tatsr aua auf 5anb Gin SOrtrsf!iGsS af'
fCrtsment Cob unb RoIs'SeI, pisture'G GrGmFt
BON allen @rGbsn.
Nls QrbtIt pir6 tparantirt tautrbaft su lsin.
9. SO. Surcaw uno 8ruCer.
December 6, 1864. na30l
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MQent0nn 9tf06emie.

Das S6ulsSatr uimmt ftinsn gnfans ava
RCntag ben "a. auaul.
!3S5lipss wsrbsn 81 ir9:n6 elmer 9,it anStncms
men unb te;nb!rn uur gDn bsr 3sit ba lis sintrs'
ten.
grimarV PER Siertsl, SIS 90
gewGbnlids GnsIiIGs 3DsISt, 900
SEGfrs, 9attiniIhs unb @ristnif6s, tsbs GbaD
ltr 3ufGbti6. Srns psitsrt gereiitung wIr6
8sfcrrnt fir msbr aIs ;w.t tisfsr 9Iusiesa.
Rrtrd.
tjran5Efl&s 50 Oh
@uiit, 10 90
Sir ben @ebraup 6ss StanUS fGt tlttuns 2 90
tysueruna fdr rtn 0ir!rr, 90
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