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3a Hirsfs.
CLEvEL1ND AND -T0IED0 &.
sPRIEa ARRAEGEAlns I,

~ DFhINU AkLANGIUIN Z, So
" And i1fees MONDAY, Nay 18th, Ifs. Pn--arq5.
copied; - -'t'Ns N'u toAih
o'so a; a A,-OAL5eAGO EXPRESS. .-ssor. az For
- 49, ~, SOS4tLln, AorWaik, Il Onr1e eviie eIi
~ oIsSi0 ~ oS, = fremont fremont and kuoTe, and arr n.
20 p Rf ~ sri g. y - y2 a n and Uicato az 20 ? -
oa sonteerH Division, and sFTfTss - lsS
- 2. A.-hORTHEkN MAIT.-l.-- - 90
ao5s On n9rtheIn Division, and arriTe. :. -.
100 P. M.-NIGHT ExPREss.-stous Az or.,.-
AOrWalk, MonEOsVille, Clyde and FreniSaf. -
arrives at Toledo At ii SIS P. X. and ChiCaFo II
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Ohio soLdier,s Ynae.

Reports made to james q. Wetmore
Ohio State Military Agent, from twenty
voting precincts in the Army of the Poto-
mac, show that there have been twenty
six Union votes to one opposition.
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The Cincinnati Commercial gives the Of
acial and unofficial msjorities IN Ohio, thus
far reported, in 76 counties, I've more
than reported in yesterdays Leader, at
23,l7g. --...-
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ELOUR AND FEED AT WHOLE

Il SALE AND kETATL.-The public will alwSys
dnd at the subscribers store, in the rear of Council
Hail. No. l37 Champlain street the following. 'FIs
very best brands o. White and Red Wheat GloII
fresh ground Graham Flour Rye Flour and fresi
ground Corn Meal, Cracked Wheat, Ost Meal and
Pearl Barley also corn and Oats ground together
Mil Feed OF all Einds and Grain which will seF
al tbs lowest price. Also, Baled Hay and straw
Any purchaBes made 81 my store will be prUmYtIY
attended 20 and delivered free Of extra charge =
Ihenndersigned was formerly Clerk In O. Andrew
feed Store lseps,l75l J. p. REIDEEBAOH
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The New York ErPress says The
100000 called for by General Grant, fifty
or sixty days since it is admitted, have
nearly all been sent forward 70 ze-
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BELLs- sPECIFIU PILLS-WAF

BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS-HAR
RABTED III ALL OAsEs.--Uan DC g5liod
Bessr fsil to cure, 30 not nsuseatsi Are apog3
IN sotiSai No change Of diet roluiTodi DO not IA
esrfsre with busiusss pursEitsi Can be 5se3 with.
ent dotsction Upward Of go 0uros The past month
some Of than very ssTeEs cases. Over one tun-
dred physicisns have used them In their prae-
tioe, and speak wen Of their efficacy, and approve
Of their composition, which IL entirely vegetable,
Snd harmless OF toe system. HuRdreds Of oeTsif-
oAtss can be shown. Bells Specific Pills arc the
original and only genuine SPECIFIC Pill. They are
adapted for male and fsmale, Oidor young, and
the only reliable remedy for ensoting PerIna
nsnt and speedy cure IL ali cases Of SpernstOTThoA
o. seminal Weakness, with all its trains Of G. lis,
such IS UrethrGl aud Vaginal Discharges, Giost,
he Whites, Nightly Involuntary EmiHsions, In.
eontinenes, Genital Debility and IrritabiHty, In
potency, Weakness or loss OF Power, Nervous De-
biity, Co., 6e, all Of which arise principally from
SEXUAL EEesssss or SELF Abuse, or some constitu-
sicnaI dsrsngemsEt, and iHoSpacitates the sufferer
hrom fulfilling tho duties Of married life. In az
sexual Diseases as GOnOrrhsa, Glest and StrictuTes
consulting FnyEictan f0rttle treatment Of seminal
Urinary, Sexual and EerVons Diseases, VINO win
send, free % all, the following vRinable work In
sealed enxalOpe:
TEE FIFTIETH THcUsAkD.-DF. Bells Treatise On
6elf AbuBs, Premature Decay, Impotence and Lose
Of Power, Sexual Diseases, Seminal Weakness.
Nightly EuliEslous, Genital Debility, &C., &c q
pamphlet Of "a psgszs containing important sd
vice 70 the afflicted, aHd Which should be read
every Hanarer, as ths mean of in the ssyeTss
Etassa is plRinlG set forth. Two stamps required
70 pay postage. :RS;nJ.w .fri&wY
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DISCS CURB F0R CONSUMPTION
Il - very eslebrated Medicine. Cali and get .
iy2B CHURCHTLI 4 BRoTRER. Druggist
OILVEK NAPKIN RING5-JUST
6rsoeivod-H0W styles a. .OOWLES COS
-sul8 iS7 WeddeLl HOuss
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A TLANTIO AND GREAT WESTERN
- RAILWAY.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
New Y0Fk Through Line.

Two through Express Frilis Between Cleveland sud
Rev HoEh- Takes effect July II, 1eeA
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$40 600 600,

svRsoRPTIoEs WILL BE REoEIvED BY the treasure
of the United States, at Washington, the several
Assistant TreasurOrs and Designated DspositAs les,
and BY the
First National Bank Of CIeyeIand, o.,
Second National Bank s.
ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
thrOughOut the country will give further infOEma.
ion and
lAFFORD EVERY FACILITY TosUBsoRIBEBs
lsspSO1s9I
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Avs Plummer 3 Co.. n. = ,00O Bhares,..-.. 5O,O00
As all the above subscriptions are made as per-
mans1t investment all oVsrtuTes Of Brol - 10 oil
up the list have been refused and at the rectal re-
euest Of the undersigned be will be allo, I'd to re-
ceive subscription FOR the above stock for days
at the ONCE Of AlcOtt a Horton, Wa,er-street,
where full information will be given As It Is
expected that the stock will all be taken thin two
weeks, parties who desire to subscribe to will do
well 20 call As early as possible.
b. Q. DEMISG,
Western Agent for the Company,
oct-s l9s and l4l WAser-street, Cleveland Ohio.
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gDst- Ctttrs gtms- Cabls.
1854, Summer Arrangement 1854,
FOR THR
AkRIVA AND CLOSING OF NAILS
AT THE
OLEV ELAND POST-OFFIOE

COMMENCING MONDAY, NAY l6TH, 1854.
~ Mails will be opened and ready for delivery
one hour after sTriyaI OF trains.
bB- AL Mails close one hour before departure of
trains,
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M!1ZZZZZ2l1
STRICKLANUS -l.la aif g..
ANTI-CHOLERA MIXTURE

ls composition o. astringsnts, absorBents, stinn.
ulsnts and carminAtiVeS which every physioian 40.
knoWledges Is the only preparation that will eject
permanent cure Of DiGrTbea and DysenseFy This
AnfOholers hiZtursis IBv In use in ssVeTal Of our
army hodPtas, where il gVes the greatest satisfeo-
tion. Il has saved the lives Of thousands Of our
dierS and citisens and Se will guarantee It to be
the best remedy in the world for DiArhsS aud Dys-
0DteFy,
mr. Woods, Of CouingtOn, Kentucky, viii be most
happy 70 satisfy any 70 the virtue Of Strick-
lands Anti-Oholera Mixture; in fset, we have a
great number Of testimonials from patients who
have bsen cured after being pronounced Incurnble
by their physicians, some after taking only gus
bottle Of StricklSnd's Anti-Oholers Mixturs II
oou suneF with DiArrhea and Dyscbtery try oao
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7HEvELAND 8 RRlB RAILROAD
UHEKs ARRANGEHEEz

81. sUasEs ARRANGEHKEHr IssL
Or sad sfssr Monday, Ny 18Th, 1854. Pss,spps-
Trains VIII run e follows, Sundays sHneBief1F
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
s:A A. m.-DAY EXPRESS TRAIR-siopp5ug a
h1hoaghby, ealnesyine, Geneva, Ashlasl.ia
uonneaDt aud Girard ouiy, and arrive az Be al
l.l5 -, DuGkirk ss35 p, NJ, Buualo Ss.El n y
81 P. H.-ClGOlNNATI ExPREss- -Sfossiy.s; a.
falnesFllle, AshtabniA ard Girard only, and a..
rives at Eries = z. H., DIiukirk "A > ~ HT,g,
g:s6 ?. NJ NAIL AND ACCOMMODATIONS
stePpi1g a. AL stations and arTiy6 at E-is a
7.iD P a.-RIGHE ExPRESS TRA AlE-seov,ing A
Psi1esslile, Asht8buia EnI Girard only s1d
aFElse5 ss - hfis So a. i3.lS :. -. DuEdrE 2:a
LEAVE ERIE
Il25 A. H4-HlGET RxPREsS TRAIN stov5iDs
at Giraru, AAhtabula and Pain0syiIle oniy. s-d
arrive 1t Cleveland at lo A. 4.
b.VJ 8. H. HAIL AND : ACCOM- hODATTON
IHA4h-St0pping at al Stations lind arrive 4
$50 A. y .--FOLEDO NRRESs-Stonplbs AZ an
stati1a8 oEeept SEanEilles Say brook, Uniony ills
fsTTy, Mentor and Rickli1e, and GEIigel x
40 p. M.-DGY ExPKksS TRAIN-stopsipg q,
uIrard. C0nnesuT, Ashtsbula, and Psine. ylts
= ong and arrives In OisTeiEnd Il d ?. -
Trains.
an the trains going westward eonnsot st Osvslsua
with trains ioT Toledo, Chicago, COlunlbus Cine d
uaii, Indianapolis, st. Louis, &C. aud an throush
trains going eastward, cOnnoct al Dunkirk With ts
traina Oi the New York trie Railroad and - Fut-
al With those Of the heW York Central q lutftig n
bostO1i hiagara fallg, &1, aud At ETie with trsia
Oh Lbe khilatelphis Erie Railroad
- Day Express, East and West. C8uu-csa A.
giT9ni wish Icsins 0a krie Pittsburgh RallUsd
FOR LiEesTills. MeadVills JaneetaWn. 30
GlsVelszd. Mas Eagh issi. --'' - '---'
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IMPORTANT TO LADIBS-Dr. Ha-

4OAA&4NA \ ~ @@-A%<---AS 49,
Vsy's Female pills have neTer Jet ailvd 10 TenJV'
InIr difficulties arising from Obstrucsiohs u stop
page of nature or in restoring th5 system 70 pei
cot health when suisring from Spinal AnsetioHs,.
pTplapsus, Uteri, tine Whites, OF other weakness
che Uterine Organs. The Pills are perfectly hsTn
- on the constitution, and maj be taken by the
most deIicass female without causing distFeas-tne
ssts time they acf Iks q charm By Strengthening,
sgVieoratinR and restoring the sysiem % health
condition, and b. bringing on the monthly period
with rozuIArity, no n,kstsF fron what causes the
obstruction may arise. They shodid, hoseYer, sOT
b taken duznE the fiEst three months Of pregnsn-
CT, thoaEh safe 81 aGS otksT time, Es miscarriage
EouldbS the result,
Each bon ooEtsins 6O pills. Pri0s w.
DR.. HAREE4's TREATlsE on Diseases OF Females,
PFegnAnoy, Miscarriage, BsrrUnness, sterilty, Re-
production and Abuses Of Nature, and amphsticai-
r. the Ladies Private Medical Adviser, pamphlet
of a pages sent nee 70 any address. Six conts re-
elre1 70 pay postage
The piiis and book VIII be sehi BY mail when Is
Elrsd, securely sealed, and prepaid, by
BRYAN, NJ. D.. General Agent,
No. l6 Cedar ST., New 9ork.
= sold By all the principal Druggists.
CIV. CLARK, Druggist, Agent for Cleveland.
iUiy9l RSm. .W.fkVy
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MORNING LEADER


The Chicago Times in It's telegraphic
captions, speaks of the official reports Of
| victories, signed by Gen. Sherman, Gen.
Sheridan, ana Gen. Grant as "eleetioneer-
| ing documents from Stanton" Then Il Is
true that Union victories diminish the pros
poets Of McClellsn's success and improve
those Of Mr.. Lincoln. faGf 81 rr
On election morning the Cincinnati En-
gitirsT advised those who wished to vote
the Democratic ticket, and were ashamed
of it, to cut the ticket out Of liz columns
and paste 1t over the Union ticket. How
hssthe mighty Democratic party fallen
when it has 70 advise its members to vote
under false colors. If the thing is such
cause for snsakingr why do it at all?
A banner that was present at q late politi-
lcal meeting at Springfield, ILL.,, borne bv
wounded soldiers, represented q globe,
which Lincoln was prymg up with a raj,
while Andy johnson was seated cross
legged on the North American part of it,
tailor fashion, sewing up huge rent. Old
Abe says 70 him, "a few more stitches, AM
dv- and the dear old Union will be mem
dsdP ..-.-----'..
Mr.. Sumner in a late speech at Boston,
made striking point that every R. publican
in America is for the Union, and against
the rebellion, and that could not be said
OF the miscalled Democracy. A Democrat
may be all right, but Republican must
be Asuppertsr of Mcclellan may be for
the Union f.at all hazards" some of them
doubtless are-ebut a.supPorter Of Lincoln
rs Tor hat and nothing else
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Uonneetions are made st Mo1rosviIIe WITH fbs o..
Ias5y, Mensned Newark 3. b. at Glide viz fi,-
oenduskys Dayton A Cincinnati r. r. az Frg75oaf
VITA the Fremont Indiana B. h: and A. 'gfs-I.-
Win the michigan Southern Northern isl- 80
Toledo wabash Railroads for Chicago nefr0ff
Jackson foIt Wayne LOgansport Lafagssi. ilsiss
Alton, 81 Louis, and al points West NorthTT, sod
IN IIsins arrive In OieVeland IRON Tolsdo and Ia
" ct at $50 A n, 2;f5 p T., and 8.s5 p n 49,
OlsVsiand May 10. 1861.
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MINI DAILY TRAINS BRoa
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORE

CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS 3 ON
OOINNATI AILROAD, =
1854. SUMMER ARRANGEMEHT 1874
lst Frain--6sz5 A, .M--OI6CRNATI EXPRESS.
stopping ct Grafton, Wellington. New Ion.
oons shelby, Orasthds, Gallon, Giead, Oar
5ington, Ashley, Delaware, Devils Centre and
Woethiagton.
z ITain--zia6 y. M.-ACUOmmODATION. -sfpv,
a. al stations, and arrives In Columbus AZ 80
?. H., Cincinnati 20 A. n
% Araana-l % p. M.--NEGHT HXPRESS-9hopzss-
et horeas GrEiton, Wellington, New Loailn
saeiPy5 SEestline. Gallon Giload, Cardinstol
Trains leave Columbus az J 80 and I5.gO A.uar
arrive at Cleveland s:20 A. n, 2;a0 ana
OOEEEOTIONBi
SnelpY-saDd DdaAgy, Manaheld Newark Railro8d. %
Manaaeld. Mt. Vernon, Newark, zanesyills.
OTestiine-- -Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne Chieaao Rai.
ROAD, Eorest, gpFer Sandn8ky, Dslphos, Lima.
Aort na{pes la9orta, chicago, Sc. West and
Es.Et tor Manssield WOoafpr MagsiIio, -.
0iaiton and BelieOntaine Railroad L.us. or Aerion
Heilelonteina. Sidney Union, Murr.N fnti3au.
aPoilss ferro Hant0, Vinesnnss, EFansyiIis
houhVlll6, Cairo, St. Louis, itu.
DesWaTe-With Springfield Brsnrh NJ grringfars
OOiuEs5u5-Lithe Miami 3 Columbus snd Es.it,
hailrOad, tor Aenia, Dayton, lBdiarr5 5ciiT
IeFre Hagfa St Louil, Morrow, Toveland- aud
ginennRti, and With the Ohio and n All sfspi
vile, OAiro, sc. Louis. and all points on fhs
Ohio Ever.
Northumberland Ohio IsaIroAd for Eevy,Fa- Zs,,..
wills, Mheoling, &c, : Columbus, PiQus 9 ~.
diana haliroad tqr piquas OThana, &c.
- For Tickets % al points and Information a-1lv
aL tne Passenger sfztion. end q Union Ticket Ocs
cis7siaSd. MAJ il. 1854. . su6ariaiaussss Snosr
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DHoToGRAPHIe ALBUMS, AT
Z. B. DOUGLAS b 90, ..
l7s Superior-st.
ARTISTS MATERIALs = EIEDsOR's AND
\ B. DOUGLAS & co.'s, =
3 IT'D superior-st.
OVAL AND sQUAREGiLF ROSEWOOD FRAMES
At Z. B. DOUGLAS 4 cos,
- ne suPerior-st
PHOTOGRAPH COPIES OF OELKBRATEp
Paintings and HngEnvingau Of y ea.,,s,
o. -.I r. - Z. 3. DOUGLASS 4 COS,
-a0ARTEs De VIsITE" OF CELEBRATED
Men and Women, and Palmer's Marbles, at
= B. B. DOUGLAS q Co.'S
l19 SlpeTior-st
FINE ENGRAVIEGs OF DISTINGUISHED MEN
at 3. b. DOUGLAS 4 O0'S,
GnrPa .--s - .ss ~ GaltaTIar-aa
T-7-7 =4aG7 Y
r -OREAKFASPu CAPES- -SONTAGS,
n H. N1kH L. aaN
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AVIll HIlI7I -
Producing 70 this Company over l25 bifTelR per
day, which, az s. per barrel at the wells pays over
per cent. per month, or S6 per cent. ? an um
its eEtiTs capital Of 81 600 O00 subscT bers can
readily compute what their dividends viii be, II
produce Oil.
The names Of the larges subscribers to ids enter
prise are appended with their respective gubScrip
tiCns:
JOnathOn Watson, New York 900 absEs. s15O, 900
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, "a SLIGHT UOLD7-OOUGHS.-
Few urs aware Of the importance Of checking q
Ooush or "sLIGHT COLD IN its first stage; that
which in the beginning would yield to a mild reme-
dy. II neglected, soon attacks the lungs. browns
Bronchial Troches' give cure and almost immediate
relief Military Ofhoers and Soldiers should have
ffeTn- A. tbsF can be carried IN the pocket and
aeate5 as oooasion rsauires- Aug3l:R2.lm
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-11-26

10 wa1p ces Mdphm bel ibr fat Gle
Sim css 5aules ansslsben, bic 8aue>
rim ubettrua ibr eie ~9situia ses aa,sfn
5auebal's. Des MMnce fam Irauactl
cam aep6tnlid auf cen 8n6enbpf, UNI
Die 3sit perlrid cen Drsien cam raid
in trauliaen @dpra9sa.
Martens Sdbnbsit enlfaltete jib lest
uen Rag gu Sag metr unr es oab man
den Buy|d I'M Drrle, Tar lie eeru ais
Sert'R in isin 6ans 9eflbtt ba.te, neuu
Fe nur niat 70 isFf fait sesea jsrsn retIfl
ben Be1pe|sn tpare. .sr0
unifr ibnen aeihnstr fd tefcnsers 81,
mr. aue, Ger Spbn res rsid,5n Dranpe!z
bauern, aaipar, ein picer!ihfr, orunps
.{d'ed,tr Burlhe, auf osHen son 8la;ter=
narten gentlemen @e(idts teiroM jsres
9oitN leinan stsmpel aec,idt bate.
Nut 5dritt une lrits Mrfolste CT cas
Mdcden, fc f%r.twdAsenp nit ltiren
0firatbsontrdsen selaaiaenr !; ia sr BATE
rs islbf idrn aeroast, Maize .aui rem
3udenhaf beini;uluden: ater ca srar
et ldSn angefcmmsn. eena ubalsih bic
BuNGibduerin lhcn alt unb ldmah
s,rer, 70 bette lis rennch Elm iebr autes
Muncnsrft, unc nit rielem trumpf,e liz
ZEN gut|drn aut al, ia lie rrcbie i!m
lraar, msnn er iib mod einn,al auf Gem
scfs tlidsn lieff, i'm ranu nj, ben
,nuNeen tascn jaasn al mclfn.
Salpa; fam nun ,auf eel, 0rranssn,
Marie !Iete acnib 1dou bsinnIia siInsn
Gu:Ihsn ee5 Irrfts, mcHhalh {ie aus
ilhrioen Ssreisr ;mlffmsiic. Gr leats lid,
eFeba'b 1finss Mhsura lei ben Budenbo~
fs auf Die 2ausr> I'm zen Y:aualia:cn
Fs'Hep II @lsyaens 0sia!tiA tau.as f isi.
III Iault', a!s e. G-nuGc't fommen tint
in Zen 8uaGbcf asbfa |ah. geije
iidI|h er itb III bic Nenle.laosn osr
N'pbnfute ttifle culA siHe seal.s
UNI lab, mir G%rauaptt. Ycn Marie NIT
Risl e%mlpFanae1 Wuree. Sim mir iiltItcl,
10 nett? MN pay1s, u1ein ldubdsn,
did rolicu mir ibou CABIN maiden, muir.
mfl.c CT. 6
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(%el.a'se> gcsrsErenssn; trr gsaats. :3,sii:uans.l
Mgatcsna.z sa.. Z. Mes. 1864,
= = =, M :. 80 -n: "

(9l.afe> gesrsEreneen; ecr g.aats. ~a;s;:uu,
MGa.csna. zea..7. Mes. 1864.
BERN 81. g, Riefsr,
Ssraussstss eer gtaats 3e:tane!
Shre Mns allsn lshr ~nnasnehne Senr<
s'nA 3situnasn 1T asl,etn AUG, ,!isten
scHntaae bier %arNsEanmer. Gnsrfaue
arn Sie int Naiaf. Iiimn1tiid,sr Isu.z
'd'en. te; rsnEa Ger issts ,SHnle pcn VA
trictlsntus isd, nidt erIaigtafn, 1HAFIa.
mdiYu fen Cant
1;s 3sssIen ariffsn Mlfrerth iii, q.
uHh Mlalccne aiu 5, All. Sic isafu lthr
r'eais roritrr; e6 ideiai oils Aosen Sis
n'eiN StNitM nah lfr sh!att aar
nidt eshal'en,#) Dts 4ie (pielte eis
oanp!rcat. Nad nfr gahdt ldifte
midtGpl,G rut'slette nit siirem yIrin.f."
M he 1ooten uno Y%ernraee:sa Mss<
bsiIca afnai III ;1blen. Sd, farm mebr
Iosie, 40 G.. 3, Gapt. 9tuI7sQ unr @c.
s etpt @sselInonn, cpahnn, ais IN ir
afn slnsm enrssn Miarc in N1ert Ne, 1,
80 ,aaaurse Nf3imettsr aslerren fa.tsn.
S4ir nerthe;ciatsn JNn &c. 2 asn, all
'tin un:er un!r,mSclonsI unb Majer. unz
'erc scuts naren ,nidt Al balte,, ieuesrn
madtsn Muslale.3 Ratfr ifpmmt IS, ros
mir 10 nfnia 9fute 2cer!c;tn, ndbrcnt in
y}p, l bic 0snte aaf 6avien aerssnat fan
viz sobmsn ris Gebsutn<Tobneii, rdsaz
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'en aiI'aen. -sAAttfdd' lsatr uir lie mrileu
RetelIen 1T rtn Sanb unr natnen rcn
Wnior, Ter urs unaeHen mclie, esffai,.
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fisiafe nne esn'e I'M 4, Renimen,, br6b<
tsrE>eils 6intHma1rt,r, fedtsn Mrs
Dcnner1pater.
SD fiss titr inter freiem Ninlnei.
%lln{fre 23slte u,c itelbaupt aues @spaedf
mns beute CUR Madtut ssididt meteer,
esna mir marldiren unb ,por unlcr
aonsss Is. Gcras, pobtideinlia mad
Mcbtle utS McntAomery. -
39ir leben bel unlerm Met|h orf Rotten
pf5 Tstneee.
Die 5ade it jsBt Grnl, unp sic lol>
len iber ifres Gefeht ncn Widtiafsit
son uns tSren. Ger Snfanterie-D ienR
lagt mir iehr cut 3u ; ater aud meiue
GsiahrnnA i'm Ms'tereisnF mirc BON met
men tShessn Sifsieren onerfanni. 81
wuyoe lit tter zen Gtoma N:per ae(didt
'im cine Menae u,gekBrnte" ,u @efanae>
nen 81 MAIDEN. Sen. Sbermar iaet : eas
graf 1T, raj lie 2sute etnae 3u elen ia,
ben.-Gs bilfseE Mpnats peraebsn, ebe
i'd Sbnen mieoer ihreiten FAM. Qtten
Sic ceebolb reaigbca!ih mptl unc era.
gen mfiuen Grsune q. N9o'f. fs
: g 4 ter g q z
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nw.esf-slEsss:a.s sn 2. .sesiasn!f.l

No. - Z. vS's.sEEttE:F.!
l1iasai psiasi ls'xisis eainonl:s1
5a 1 Stone, Gs..1. Mossmter Ga
......... Bir tatsa felt Ter 3sit,
oae oM, hster Grernp, bon mir e,bsrt,
g: :p'e cher tiatiaa narldi,ta mlitn uno ia.
men tIs g Mti!sn ron Gbaitaueoaa,
l'no jsst IN Rcn'st, rsleen ieeo4 moreen
tplsesr auferedsn, mobin. ubsfn cie@5t.
ter a'rtl1en; ) n,an munt.lt fiber Mueul3n
nod .Sdpar,ab. Dn fab beorttrt ul,s
lEfa r t d'rs lansB.ar} !: g aas('I !. gse,tsqb.sti,.n.
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5ail1IpSIaamen, &urnipslaamtu.
Sriiher gurn;pSfaameu.


lsassn friidsn 5urnipsiaam-u feline, sro6e,
tuHet. rsiee, rctbtDrFss, bic bette 9orte in Gull
iur, tsi unse, pfuno unp 100 Vfs. au tiaissz
presteu, 1ur seAtuN ed:bsi. i'd saran.ire. @@rif,-
a!de Aafstase nsre:n prcupt ttiprst. BON is.
Cert. +. 5. ab, Fin Id i'm Bt1s zines reidtatti.
aen Sertintnts f&Sn sefaa.er 4 einfadsr pya.
sestben. 1ulrsn une uteler anseren @orteu
slumsnlpistsin birtss bon pcaanb
imprrti;t. sir 9trtRIisferuas cfe.i i'd bi,
n9fo'asactn 8tin. Stsliae, fsbr ftSu bemur.
seit. aut 2Scbr alt. gag
Nc0cns- sSirsinia-S seelins, ii. t.hs {ars1etu-
ma6.S nas lar talte @estns.n, D.Iapare, Dia-
a q ;ressesa,. 1stf1e1t. ptelise. unicn-0iuas:.
Sopstas 1U3ss.rt 1900 sui biaiasn p1tisn. Sc
eeIndtt YrtiS.Q purants iiter 8iumen,m;eb.lr n
'9Sstn'Mettrt 'ftbsn u DienR.n. 8ar qini,n.
suns een apti 2 9ts., Stamps nsrren 40, Nm.
'tass' prompt une i4utu t%eauirc1tt.
us a46aata y. Borneman,
-. Dayton. Rontscmer,. &c..
l5l4-9a rl 8pr so 81
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, gir .nifen unitrm nsrtttn 1reunhe leiser
ntf!cen. bab fine 9nrrelppntr,a iiter eics dla DIT
po, MQdtcpitd crit ant letten Sunntea in ur,isre
l5ants %aeIaaste. a!ir nadesm mir riiupea in ea
ssrrtsen Mummer sen Brief hrs Germ Meer-
Miami iites ~ssnlelrfn Wsasniant rrtii;irt.i
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=, IS. Sebmibt,
.Dreh5ler II. @birmmo6er,
Wutbtn0tDttSiStfa@&

OUTVlHHtUV> SItUH
:ettn etrit. Bedt's SaIrca,
slFebli lid 1ur aniertieuue BON alien fs;n.,ss
S!stelerarbe'ten .anm gbbrebsn une 8Grben scr:
S'a'a'etaaf1; Nsstn- uut @pngtn- Shirms
nsreen ntn 1ts.sosen unb ~repa,irt. Deu.itt
-gteafsa' Ae1nlp,sea. .Ssasierffde Gisarrea,
satfn. ure srlu&tfreuntli6 I'm qtntsat.n a.
ipra1. NB. altine Bane spn ppdbrI; MN
g;fsntsiE 6nt tets sprrattta. ~
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Die Metsdtn serIudtm, uns i'm Nus
dtn Sdatea ,usuFilen, baten jttrd
ni6t rtel aug acridtet unp i9 namentlia
tni Alatccnc, nj lid, cas Ate Nssimsnt
auseS:idna BAT ted't uteenlIid, tlaiias
SSpfs astclt. Die ;stl!S,ts gifsnsobn
huff isit mebrsra Iagea teysiis nieeey.
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lr94 Z caroline t!iet. Stu lee ibr Qeter
sabin. slu' bic 2isbe. psl4e llc irubs1
An lbren 0atten perid,menret4baits. lter,
lWuS lle Jest, auf ibr RIM. ras Gtenbils
cee 10 fulba Dabingsitienene,,. eancei
iu fcll. ren G!tern aur Qaff au fallen, az
beilete lle auf rem Iannentcft alei6 rel
nttertaittn W'a8ee. - ii as.
arauaett mar IN i.iner SuDenp tel
wilctite Bu1l9 css Dpfes. &sin Sda'
reernad 'purre 8e|pislt arauactt bate tel
Fer MnsllbIuusB unttAtrirft,. feline &ouft.
rel. lrauBett nor tattis7} Wie oft febrt.
IT nit eur&tldpteu, 8aden unp nit ser
l@unrenem Mntlie, beim! Die Muts,
mu&te precisen r. pisl re nolltr. ee bali
ibr ni&tS, ia Ne Tonne itlbt Aur 3utb;
arelfsn: pe'ls!te G1fola. 1rausott nabn
es 3a9tiauna bin. chne rJ6 ne ibm nu,
eint lttane tntlcdte,s nut. idi,telte Ct
mad Bssnriauna es,felten ieine SADIE
alsl1lanl uta pie lpeten enlpfanAenenYri;
gel rarl't atSulditteln.
u. ST. bait. g. has lmflltt Sabr etrtidat
US plts!lh gum Grftaun'n, idumtlidel
NpEtbfIrepna ger cine merlrltcise 8stdncsr:
una mt 'bl!'f iyoroi11as q
I'm ele'et c33eit mar indnli6 Elm alte
YtA11a'' aus les nahe a~eleaenen Stact vi
lstner snIeiin, tinem Slime ron sebi
jabtfn ms Dprlo esfomn,frl. u,l frin'
lsttfR ;yfeen1t0le in clIntliuer .Wtae9fie