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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-03-25

Tas Scassswsa Ifoaxssss. WAs.-- Egom
Sshisswig Holssssa we learn sass sls Danes
hal Ioss md Tsgaiasa the village ol pnppel. -
Englaasl had proposed conference al sessip.
.aent 10 mees ID London. This was accepted
Ihy Aussria And Prussia. bas hessslisiss are aos
sso sssse during she sistings The oseHpa.ieu
tsf JssIxad had been axplaiaed by the Austrian.
and Frusssaa Assbassaaoss 70 bc n,ssely fos
..ssnsevis purposes France ard Rassis, Ii q
sssssd. sssrrsss shs idgas ef conference. The
Kcsaon Times, of the iasee date, considers she
eyis:s ii SER ssssoas, notwithstanding. and says
shss sAe sgsssng of is5s asag see rasoa.sioa pre-
ssssae assg fsase,ass. aaI iss close sisasts sht
saarssaiIassFrn II sks kirssfclu Of 1ssFs's'ssk.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-03-25

4 Gaass Row IN Drnlx.-As az immense
meeting =; tbs to,auda. Dublin on shc evening
Of the a2d OF February. by the ODonnhnc
and Mfr. Sullivan, Of ,he Nation, 10 protest
ava,ass tho erection Of statue 10 Prince Al
bsrt ia College Green, the Feuiaa Bsotherhood
s,oetned The platform. routed the chairman and
committee, and, after desperate kgas of hi'
teen .nina.as. remained ,nasscrs u the gnanat,
waving Gag aad foarisaing naked sword.
/, is alleged tha, souse Of the eenhasauts gore
the American unfcm. The excitement and
tan,tl. was terrific.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-03-25

I.oan ngEas on I.oap krssgti. The fol-
.o.is., n from Lord Derby's lase s..'saels on
Lord lohu RasssiEs scfuiga poliey
. The rua.ln,crsens;Sa policy el lae Ees'se
easl ,aay summed ap in ,wo words ssstAddle
as..l saassals. tLaHgatrs. The wliolr ssssssa
q; ,lss noble earG's correspondence don't
care wi,h vsiss ssrsiga power, great or sinall
. has bcs,, .eesarsag. seas,ijng. clustering and
r.sssasias. [Iaashses.) lcatgas look upon
The tcfsiet pasiey pirssod by the aosle sah
and ,Iss psrsssas cabinet without csass Fssssaas-
al Of another 4efs distinguished pafsy 81 aesorss
c..su,sssogasea, as seBr lstslsiitss vail a'l re.
ses.sss, III aMidsainusef'. Sigat's psesih, -
l,o,sos.. tlss weaver aad Saag The josaef.
daughter, The uelIe earl srsscass 70 'sse. .ia'
ccsr,t.,es The qualities which aep aststbaisd 20
l,o,h ,hssa Distinguished percentages \ laags'll J
He il Ike Boslssa The ~sasss--sssy sfsab;sisss
10 pl.y every pass. aos excepting saas wh'ss'
he ha. PLAYED, rasasis. Mooaahirs. Adore
all. Tho noble carl 4sslsss is play tha ps't ol
Lion. "oh," )" .a.s ss,e nebls lord, @gs sue aase
tho ,ea,ing Will tear 50 sha: Il sha!l do .
mans hcast good" 'Ihsa the noble saf' knows
"a sell n. any ono hew 10 sollow the example
O. Bo.sotu by ceeing - gea,iy Ne any Sucking
dove. Al tiu,ea no can litl mp the asass ifas..
half G.tA face, and say, "l'.n no, sac lion At all
lin oaly Snug tic Joiner.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-31

/ @ctt Tel Dant! gEdS i& setpcnt, 6as ba,
be iH prllbraSt! BiGfcntmcn beiEt mid,
SIR Sreunce - i'd brinse Oas Selblatt oes
6rlecens! laia'F = iiiiia.l3a asn.-E
Die Bpste mtrften etettriid ouf 4le, bic
lie bGrtsn, Gin frpbes 6liiIttrn burdtief bic
Dlererfd1ar, Die brett ltanb, benz Rran.en
Su 1elfett. 1Sie liebsOcIl BOB uno idcb man
tbn - ale Sdnps resten lid, ilm ibn 10
l9Wer5luS tpte nDslid in'S 5anliierSimmtr
81 l41ffen, no lhneI etn Eager bereitet
purbe. - 0Hii Isa 'islo 6 HsisifS4Tf siaa& h
Gin Sdein sca @lad .slHbte in Gler gus
sen = etn Strpm bon 6rsuoe er1DB fiA
cnt9 N1er Ser3en, pbmpbl nod utd,tS oes
ldeatn mar, waS oieIe Nssunsen setedt.
ferti9t bate, 3'.i ~ i'Si'-&
geie lte pa ioBeu, um ben tranteu Dlaun
9el9aa't, nur pcn pent @uni6e teIeelt, iein
9etoen eitrdSlib gu MAIDEN, i6wauo nidt
leoes WiBtrduen, ieoe ScFse uno Betn rbne
.@rfldrung? /? Giute niht rie tisfe. refine Ser.
3ensiete cieIen &reiS? Gbnete nidt bas
mddti9e @efubl Der @srwanotemtie6e IbnelI
ten gDea ce8 Ssrtrausns pieosr, ben elm
ldnohli6er 8ercdht erldiittert bate? $50
mar Der StrlS sebljeben, cer BEN MoiCr al
lenen Ibwd aunssn Der @breube5eltsunsea
Setrieter? Br mar DieGb,lu6t binsetOm
elner.. Die ihu pertittert unn pas estldrenee
gDcrt surifSebllten bate? ,'-i 20
Tretlid i'm Snnern bes 6reiberrn mar Elm
Ounfel 5eli4tet roroeu, aber in Der Buff
dlltr Anteren lbrebte nch oas mpIiilde
Ddutnierlidt nod, rus 5u 8erur,beilunga
uno Strcd4tisunSen aefibrt bate.
Z Der 5rethefr aob oenn anh leiaem bel.
tern @efible juelit NDrte 2-A- 10
(Farfs TAI z ,.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-31
91ptis fir 9tcucrsabler.

ksv Gitp=@DHectprS= Office !
@BnltntUre, Sen ~. Des 1854. I
SA giseSntc SsR pet pro erlAubt werhen Guf Staet
wt etaabt nirs Rad bte1er 3sit Serteu aae Dias far
rudrdnotSe &tsbt- uu6 St5aSfeusrn fr 1864 ben 8as
Sur eouettGn nbergeben EerAsn unb cpm l. Sdnuar an
tne Jntsreftn bpH s6t. pro Nonat u sahlen Deini.
sem mfle init Sae. nHo SiadtsReuern BON ffpbern Sab
iu ablsn babeH, nt4t Dor bm 81 b. hsaabI turS
IusuifuS W. price,
kee5zo- ~ 49,. .-.... M. Al. @ttu Collector.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-31
9r eSn6nif nl;

Witaltee ees t4nelieA gslrsuns Der unsir;e In 9pn
ben @rasurter etnes Der etsen meeiaen Geae5en fet
8et Staten Der ben srTsa Ste eines 2ebens tn ben
SolsitlerM ppn 9snhsn pdrtS Ybiasttpbta us
StGeen ;nsehrat bat etntse Der Number en euueea
neueuset senen tte &ef9tdte eer MtsisR rets nn
labtst 2etenbe fe gteroSlt un6 nnbersn
araafetttn len irl6e {. 9. aud ste BET plOsben &C.
r1u6en sA esr ereden fie u oil err0ttea bt strsnatn
kleniatetten U. { 70. Mxreea auReRbdli4 AehetIt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-31
". ct. TO Stbnbolnt0sYptcn

-. sS~t. ! ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Dtr Sefrttdr res 9hasdms naGt auf tiefe SGuIbcers
i1tetbaases In enem Girsatar aufdIrtiam ssH welem
SplsenSts letu Aussns "a s.tC ~. ..
-0tt hem gDarfte rie wetere NussuBe EOubs beren
Sntershn IN @clo isbtar nS nb Ge Ner9rD6erune her
sn umsben made iA tsen6ers aA
bic Sttbtx bet Sftnth Neen selae sbtbein pnblum Of
ferrt werlsn, auimerlEam Die SHisren msrhsp mad
eesennSrtisen her snSerR Nesierungs Sthsrteiten
tetA fetn nnb bic Wkshfett bde fe tr@rlStren tras
snAe Dnbs nmstwanSel Herben tSnnen, 6ib bnen enen
netftrR sSerit." y g n 4l +.
Sic Grite Natipnal-Bdnt pcn Baltimore,
als,e StaARsasntur BET Ms teruns srl,t sOir luteu
nit hs etpStnli@es GrnmthUnsa.
Ill7snSmIIatl q 8. g. y astrts GalNrer.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-31
SraontIAe @5rbtvSAe

trb uneersnsl sssetl unS be Sse Graft eSer terse.
tlt Dees turdbdre Yet webfs eas 9ebeR elene nh
bic @te unb Nddfpmmeudait unm6slit mat, f.sit tas
2ors Grer bic ttren 2etrniaftex unbesanen frSbneR.
mse 2eue SS ;u letd su @usIbmeifun9en seneist neil
fe herea HsIsen nit senau fenneu. 0bsle e aud tur
Stritturen 9eeeri4Iasen int 5drn Stcn uS anSers llrs
[adsa snttttsn tsp 0 t s beg etfeateels cine SSls:
Iusnn bas Ste Sra Der GrensHns eberrpa Deuen cerIS
prA bic 8 betmttn Gaatrn ersebeR ais Sea DeAeR
bic ka pete tnN. ..-tl-ll--..- ls-Ll... -
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-31
5pesiaIs Gnfommenieuer unp peitere Steucrz
5s..,..~ glutla9e auf 2iSenlen. aaall
5nuerc Rcpenue, Collectors Cffice,
4yt li1it tANtJ W itI5 g1inrftf ,,n, SlIy +t,f1,h

sfrsW WnfadrN EfTt Ws.e 4s@oDutbltr., sBatttupre.
Bic i'm gpnsreb 10ul 1854 raiNrte 9ecluttsn Ser-
llsr bag p0t. dnf ale G pinne prDtte
nnl &nrahmen ur tas abr 1868 suf 5000 berfigente
Sume ssest wsreeA isa, ais rettsre Seuer auf be be-
retS betrttirte. ' s@ ttt~
b stas rt&typ trl rs.ur,a ge8eben, bas
Id bic ene sen beAser SpejaI Snfsmmenteiier bonn G~
lepr erbaitsn babe ee aat 9DdttS Der @abtppn Der s.
ntrI fs~ ~ 3ifif n 4Es
Dte 3e ttun6b erfeltt wtrb bterbur@
verIane g unb tAnn ant msner Office, Nu. Sputbfr.,
jeet ab b snm g. aa 1866 seiehet ner6en nb be-
asts @ffter II lest pOn ubr gcrmtttaps Ills 3lbr Nn
mtttaeS ptIen.
Nas rsasn ltel&e Osrsblen beiaee sseacr nntrtab
Der ansesbenen ar tH jabl ereeu cine Aunee Drn 10
Drp atbr ju Jdhlen baben weiheS NIT ntren unb 9c-
hen wenM nStbe bard @rtcttpE ans ban @ggttum pber
6sentbn beiaatcg Yerpren eeSpgep nrb Seine
&ehnuneen pteeen gslhidt. ~ t4+i-t4ANA
Die Cite Ssnps beeHerttn 2tssnen fir belen Dt
rtt tnb ebenfdns empflnsen wprben b ee Satlnne Cl
der 9trien wirS tier1r& oerlaust Nue Grerpt 2suUr
Saaser nnS aAs else 5Suber, eren umaB $4,000 @alC-
per Sdhr betraet werltn br etne Gprgrebate pct
&c. Stunt aneewien etae meiere Sttner aKf hte tereS
auseeaete 2bsns fur eaS laufenoe abr prspprtpaea su
ber umintianms Su 5abGtn elnbGnNer In qi4upr unD
1aaitrer 5abltMS4H ais tire 9tns tetrGst @erfe
welGe 3dture serwesern limb rteneenannter &recu-
ttsu uutermsrien. nbaber 0ienfen mSeen bfelben
sefG8ef aWf-meneT Office praIentreR tamt bic metre
Sefexeruns batauf snepfIrt wsrtt,
(2ess SIAM 2. IS. Sauerwein, Gsaectpr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-31
aefhdft8 : 0ptts.

G5efcAGf18 SEpti5.
Sestnen rertheu RMneen sur Raartst bat th oas au'
bttannte III auBr- unb % ttugefaaft az s.is q.
Sac. IA OE apmb6rSSsr.s GGs seI 5rUns
auter ber oI.er trtS ts fsssr nit ten 5pnss
fortfubrs. ngf gu1ferJr sfo .,s sf-.
t21mrs1wEtl SkaS. =. Step g l..
DaS feitIfe iilaS poIieneefTe Erlsets1eWie' itter
5 81 nsS unferer 3eit rr1.s5 asr II
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-31
BaIttmOre e0a.90ipitaL
BUR untsrO: afpus brr Quodlal6srrietablirt.

DIR etn;tst pob il her N}slt, tuo ii6ere,
1Hneue ut.e . IL i /, ,c1af SIS { IN us f
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-31
8s.h .iratN te Qeripntn

Ster 6cl6r wrls Fb ~ psrbetratben beabFhtsn unb d
phpter Sdplts psereHeS anperen 6incer niHes benus
Ene, iplten unoeyusli@ Dr. Sebnfrn 3u Iabe iteben.
ale 9tmserntlls sesen Gle Sbe pbe$e Coer eest Ger
f5Spfuus her reflt6iten Mr trerSen lhRen turirt.
Derense pelGtr 4 - Der SehGteluna uue HurISree
Dr. sSpbntrn unersttst lam bn ais einem Gbrenmanne
sbnt Sur d aneerrauer anS ssrer9tt nuf ietnt drtt
Itbt Gefhtflthtet periaifen. -. W -..l- 40.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-31
acbein.en &ranfaetten

aeadt wersea ais ed lts 3eusunssunSatsRtt, Shni5e
IN benz 5aden unS Dea @erern GntsnnSunse Der 3terea
ans glais 5saInenerseBIasen Ssglde Der Nsrpea WG-
fdrahe SerStIpyfen 5dd tetubett 3terr ausrm 6pSde
Sdrtntel &spftmers GntSuubuns LIS Sale3, Der stae
Scr Qnse hes IRdsen8 Ter Gnsetptee uns aaer iener
ebel bic stren stheimen @cWpbnte ten ter susens
nel&e Eren Ssfern Bef5brer inb ais Ger Sirerea Ge
fang bsn @eiibreH res sieS herrubreu nns wcnn ut6
Ssiits gebeIt reresr ttrs gl6nSeen ehnanseu cernt
ten @pide ter Gppftwtcn nespcrtttnsen pie Gbe uns
baIi MAIDEN unb julsst eel, T6rre une stnn erfSren
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-31

. - - y E17'-@| 3E1-'377 ~ ~
s11a a5aHals8 mai % nu9u ,ssfam ns6om
sli2a'iangia saTa' dnu fjs19d 9jba@ 3a.sl
.aspnaH 9lin Hani8
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-31
= ~ Offtte: go. z Sab.Trebertdfr.,
Feben Tbiren BON 8altimcrelfr. Sifltde Settt,

bic Stufsn binauf. ta Ic
Wldn merle fG ytdnen unS 6awsnummsr. scns Hnwt1ea.
be trueerie Ndbntdher, hurtriebene 9emenIrle
0uadalbsr, Sdubfder &tiefelpi@ier Stra5enreiniser
un6 9dnpenpuser T. 10. B reselntdBise Mer3te
uRe laurn 6setsseu ccn Dr. Setnun 0nf IN ser Ndbe
N8. ale Yrtte mulien etren Ypf-Stamp enbatea.
Cine 5etuns N 2 Slaen suDslidert.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-31
Snnse MGS ner,

beirrssrs webe te Cssr st aehetmsN Sasrs eepprsea
fne eas lbrli IN ptle s1uienee IN Elm fruheS @rat
reist relee trhahenea Salente ertwtdelten
8eranecstrafte nt 9rnr eer 0erestfamtet beH Sc
nat begeert nb fsr Ger dubfrnee 8Sne enet tattn
plrten mssen iicp nit ppaem 9ertrauen nssea.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-31
DR.. Johnston,

ber ein,i9s A9t. aeitsr unysi3t.sl
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Nfcti3 alt ODorantcns nnD NxSafTers
4s5Hoi sar Gpnfumenteu. -

DAs Geite benrGft perlsnen, pte lire 6Sbranten
aesaler latr esoB bic IrCrs ser GraBen Iterruttet
Ne babur6 rem Yubifum Anannebmidtetten bereet er-
ben, nit bts 10 Dcaars Gs gRnbe unb A1fen pds
rem wenn bic @stefeneen ae dueern yCrrihtungen nab.
taltex gDeters akbrebea Sees prb frenQe
auS0efubrt rereeH James g. Euter,
$tl3ee3 lniri4 +1i4 t3-fya gDalsr- Snoenieur.
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Nfe,le 0oll. 0drtnf,e.

I0Is :. .17IsTsa 3"-9.N 10 -. Tao 80 oc1UU-
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Stu Wolleftore aof1fcc.

la "a .stff,.s % alt mpr 7. Sept. 1864.
n uebretnft1nsIAe nit tr Orbindna eeS DfahprS uut
aetretps Don 8altimIre Rssas bes gertaus sOn Gisn
tpuM ur unbejatle Ab9dbuneen, bic hur SeInung ppn
StrG6er entfanOe nb pfrS bie mil ben Gpentbrer Der
neFspens beiartbsnen 9sts IaGt seseben bae
nr Srwetternns Der SrlItbAbArase abseIbGtten
Setrae ntHt Spr hem 1s.3as IN S Samuar
% bfisblt msrfer, id Rte nahfebenb betrtebenen
gets am esnannten Gage tn Der WerGants Granae unt
lbr 2a9mttaes Sfentltd ben Meitbeteneen Serte-
Serr weroe. |
pie nS BAG Der adufsr an
solicitor tnnerbab "a Suuben Der &ufje sere6net,
cte rudf1nbtsen NbdBuneen eb Rotten btsnbtt mGbrenb
etr Mef Der Rnuffumme Sabr unb Gag feben bleiben
tann Aue 10 sertauen 2pt nb iebr6 ben Stnat unb
Der Staet auGrIestsn User nod auuIssenbs Seern ets
unterwvrsn. fff qSIfessc ~ rsffi 4;aE
gst No s-geipneui fir ba6sIte an Ter Defisiss BON
osat6aptr uussfd.r 80K Sae nSrefth ppn ter NgDGde
SSa ge.9 uns 2satsaYar ura Der RSrsnie U.
1873 abt r 5aIleburh unb pbeldn rsn "a weId an BE-
lager N0rbItae unefGbr so sur 3a ener sDt see snen
1Aeq zen bG nSrhlit an Ter Saite pan bsaSter Maee
unseIabr l9X 6us sur sueline Pc a. oeRt iir
@slblmtb prn ea Sfb beastr SiSline nnsefdtr 80
sub bS 5pafasfr unb BON ia lupIt6 DefIite
5easaetr rnstfatr lsh Sab bis 5una anaaospantt Ai-
lest fur Sannel Gbeslev rQ f ia. atnrfe.,,s $4s.95
MMs. w. HrIts,
jARtu&oabN) lr Hffh. pliectnf.
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tlf'ri,ser8 III bead,'er !
Sttftg

Die fttsdttn sBtrtuHsen ees sasrs nb 1tbr AZ faro
hn 8eruf pes Gebidtniies 8erwirrunS eer Sheen, Sc
brIttbeit Der Sethestae, br Nbnuusen Abnetsurs ps
Der &tieaidaft, udt d6 Gniareie. wtstrantn sesei
t6 telsf 5ut3tlamFeit T. ", Is siatSe ser 6Iinmer
8elst. .~
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beeenten sas Gin seurSer @ei Elm scssr Rrrer f
nctbpen t5hen Grcrserniiie 5ar efelen NlnGelietet
ne Sag clue tiele ipro Die te 9cbsns r trauriscn
ptl9erlatrt Die usde SeSYeb rS rerinferr m iiitte.
ii9 bic e!e miro esren bon @ersncifuua uO ms
lanapltiben Setrddtnrser edB uns bic 5reaeen el6e
Aonere eeNtesen cerweiaert lne lls3J
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ean nfam Z 1Sl1ttcrsSnbnf.
Mst md&en has %nblttum auf unfer 9rpseS 9Gesr ron
BIdttet Gabar Bi6eibIdttsrn Btnfern unb Ginde anf
merriam ~rpsa tStr I'm @rpsen unb 4etnen Sernifen
Z ~ '0~ a.~.'*S Az WebtIher Btnbrt@, S4l3et
2snplM Rs. 40 SOutbar, swtJ&en aOmBarb u ysattar
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Bic I'D tarb beimts Eater ssbpSot haten, sic lie 70 oft
tOen 0eten Ceer in Der Sd lerneu, Jpl.
sen lie oln6dt9 iplren, eItn i'm Sesdit burd pCuts
men bic unsebettt, ee @te uumSeltb MAIDEN lrfS
Eorper unb e 3erf6ren rnten ioprt st nStta,n dit.
r teun SOls Yerrnem Infisu bssrr lie etieten tn ie
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0S 9DnigblurRe (The Honeysuckl
ELIXIR DH YITM.

Dteks EDntc ttters meIds felt Ian8e ensn rusisa
Ruff Grppa beyt unb In bism 9nnSe idnel IN gtsraaa
pu,ut tf Gns benz tetneu @p8uGe tn Eerbnorng nit es'
RSntas pSer Gascnra nse TN Qgeee Der DefiaatDu vct
vrttst uuh sat Fs saete tn aIsu Mne grn Der ee es
Rters ub BersaanssrreaneA str mertbesa eeesai M
tn Deutfalonb eHS 4 st~ laE30 1853
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-31

a2lAs s.ter cas- .i-2 sesSs7s isgsH1gga-sssss34S
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ge fle Sducuse pelis rlfseab Ger lsten iieten,eba
abte IN eie Nnai tnit lru osn uRe bic Neree mid.
tiBrpnnf1rtiiAe Grgra iclsn rfd'e 2r Setpfc au-
fArieu tercWsie 3itHEgs dpprrtsure ries daerre
TfreHeu teiWct ncrcr haS Tteun III D,eSertplten
Mtafsn tttt rqrt a., ttEoi II @epaaf ienen
Gbnatsr al @are nl-1 = Te aef ghdratte nn6 Ge-
mtnentastet Il ssieslten eiRe biaredenst @emabr-
.leifune. H taT E
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1864-04-22
-LEGYENOrtt-tS
CTATE on vERMoNr M.n,nano

STATE OF VERMONT. M,prpopo = &
~ The Hon. Ptotais Cohyf Cor Xxi nis,si.,'
no a Interested In the Estate Il MARTIN brown
wherels ". T.. It,,perts v,,JIu,llEi
,as maue nppncition IN writing to this Court setting forth
@ san aepsnssd was ~ se tune under contract to con-
Hosieg HH, In said whnpham at b ~ I, o ", .,le
KS nnmer o. acres to asccrtained by measurement
en 20 ss mau. ana praying Tor license to convey said
hnu 10 sau ASos A. IN pursuance Of such cnntrnct
Therefore you are hereby notified tbat tIs Court will de-
od. upon sald application the Session thereof ia he held
az ts rrote ouce IN Grieboro, In said District on the
last Saturday OF April, D 1894 when and where Won mr.
D. heard In the prenis $, Il you see cause 4'''
10 A. KEYES, Register.
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all others limitations and should be avoided Sold
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Bachelors New Toilet Cream for Dressing the
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After an extensive practice of upwards Of twenty years,
continucs ratcts in the United States also in
threat Britain France, and other foreign cnuntrits Caveats
Specifications Bonds Assignments aul all Papers Draw
ings for Patents executed on liberal terms aud with
patch Researches inside into American Foreign works,
o determine the validity or utility of Patents or Inventions
ud legal other advice rendered in all matters touching
the Copies n the claims Of Paent furnished by
remitting One Dollar. Assignments recorded at Washing
ton.
The Agency is not only the argest in New England, but
through inventors have advantages urng Patents,
Of ascertanng the patentaby Inventions
by not immeasurably superior 10, which be Of
iere them elsewhere. The testimonials below given prove
that none Is hoit 81 Ccf'ssfUL AZ THE PATENr oF.
fICE man th snbscrber and as SUCCESS Is THE BEST
PR0OF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY, he would add
that he has abundant to believe, and prove
other Office Of the kind the charges professional
services moderate. The practice OF the snbser
Der during twenty past, hos enabled him to
late vast collection of specifications and official decisions
relative to Patents,
These besides his extensive library of legal aud mechan
United States and Europe. him able beyond cues
ton, to Offer superior facilities for obtaining Patents
All necessity of journey to Mashngon to procure pa
tent and the usual great delay there, here saved in.
ventoys.
81 regard Mr. Eddy the most capaDIe and sue.
TssHi practitioners with whom have had Official
iourse" CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
~ have no hesitation in assuring inventors that they
employ person more competent and trustlcorfv and
more capable Of putting their applications in form secure
or them early and favorable consideration at the Patent
Ofhcs EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner cf pateata,
''Mr Il II. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN applica
TONS all hut which patents have been granted and
that Is pending such unmisakabe proof OF great
talent and ability his part leads recommend all in
ventors to apply to him to procure their patents they
may be at having the must faithful attention bestowed
on their cases. and Mt very reasonable ehaIgesn
During eight months tho Subscriber course Of his large
practice made on tDice rejected Applications SIXTEEN
AppEAlS, EVERY oNhof which was decided in his favor,
by the Commissioner Of Patents. X. H. EDDY,
Boston, Dec. 10, lS63,--lyl
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MARRIAGES.
DEATHS

In this Village April 18TH JouN W. Campbell,
aged AZ years, formerly of Putney. New Hampshire
papers please copy,
In this Village, April 0th, Of pneumonia. JoHS
HEYwooD, aged 40 years, 10 days.
At Guilford, April, s, JoHN BARNEY SHhrATDsoS
aged SO year,.
Al Marlboro, April 4th LESLIE WILBUR, only son
Of Martin Van buren, and Mary A. Powers, aged 8
wears 10 mouths and 23 days.
The tiny bud was blasted.
Just as it began 10 bloom,
The bright spirit waited
Far, far, beyond the tomb.
Oh! how we miss thee LESLIE,
We miss thy sweet "gOOd night"
God saw the flower so lovely,
Aud took It from our sight.
We mourn lor our little boy.
Who is angel now,
And a crown of peerless glory
Is shining on his brow.
lie was too pure for this sinful earth,
We could not keep him here
But laid him in the cold dark grave
with many bitter tear.
Our little LESLIE is sleeping
pom the SaviOur's breast,
No now will dim his Joy
Or disturb his quiet rest.
lie is free from earthly cares,
His suherings now ARE DER,
lie persisted like the morning rose
Which blooms but for an hour.
Yes dear LESLIE has gone to rest;
lie has gone to Heaven abovei
We feel that he Is not alone
But dwells with God IN love.
The little bud that bossomed,
Is blooming now on highs
We will strive 10 meet our angel boy,
In the land beyond the sky.
At Middebury, April II, EPAPHRo SEYMOUR, L, S.
Navy, only son of the late Ozas Seymour.
Al the U. s. Marine Hospital, Barlinston March
Regiment son of Cad and Marietta Crosse, Of DuX-
bury, aged 81 years His death was caused by
wounds received ut Orange Grove, Virginia, Nov.
2Tth, 1893.
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CTATE OF VERMONT MARLBORO. S. S.

CTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, S. s.
- The Probate cont TO- said District
t. all persons interested In the hsu of LYMAN DEAN
late IT Dummerston, deceased Grfehag:
Whereas, MARTIN MOOR D., Administrator up
said Estate has made application in writing to this Court
setting forth that will b. beneficial the heirs and all
persons In said Estate e the whole Of the Real
Est u said deceased, and praying for license sell the
accordingly and has flied 10 this Court the consent
and appreciation o all the heirs Of ai deceased residing IN
this state, such saleYou are hereby notified that this
Court will decide upon said application at thu Session there
Of to be held at the Pr bne Oce in Brateboro ia said
District, the sst Saturday Of April, D. 1861 when and
where you may be heard in the premises you see cause
1851 A KEYES, Register.
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climate sources Of PULMONARY, BnONcmAI, and
AsruMATC AFFECTIONS. Experience having proved that
simple remedies often act speedily when taken in the early
Of the disease should he had
"BroCns bronchial Troches Lozeuges let the Cold.
Cough, Irritation Of the Throat I've slight by
this precauten serious attack may be eitctualy
warled Of. PUBLic SPEAKERS aud SINGERS will find them
eecual in clearing and strengthening the voice. Soldiers
should have them they he carried In the pocket
taken $ occasion reuuires.-lmI4
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NTATE OF YERMoNr. m0.,..,i,...,.

~ The Probate Court for said Disfyirf.
To all persons interested n teIstas ~ AnTIN nnoWN
late of Nottingham, deceased 9rssi,n0,
You are hereby notified flpa ~. lt0BERTs Admins
traitor upon said Estate has ldc apl,io TO this Court
for an extension Of tn time heretofore limited 10 him SET
tie sul Estate, and pay The dfs Of said ecea st-And
that tbs Cunrt will decide upon said application at the
sion thereof to be held ~ e Prbat ONCE In Brnttleboro in
said District the last Saturday of April A. D. 1894 when
ri. I6 TYLER Judge