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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-09
Sootb'e Qeid,e.

Der 1T beior9t uno aufeeboben, Der
6err miro feline 0iener loben," fonntq
Sberft Safer pom 8ebeimoicnite Dem
Grie96miniffer fa9en, naboem ct iiber
cc6 prdfioentm0rorrs eei6e perfiet. 2(n1
81. bate ibn Serr Stanton NIT Dem
@efbdfte beauftro9t, Die Qrt uno @eifC
ieiuer Oisfretion iiberlofeno. $50 pa.
ben sic Sootb's Geibe bin9etban g
lpuroe Safer na6ber 9efro9t. nOaS",
erpieoerte er, .rpcis auBer mir blos n
Monn, uno Der bat our6 einen Git
Sbpei9en 0eloben mtiiien." Die 2eibt
puvoe in Der 9todt pom 27. bur6 3pei
Wdnner in einem fleinen Ruperboott
bnous9efobren in Die Sinfternib, unt
rubt iest in oer Siefe oe5 nofen Gle:
mentes.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-09
qnsus 700 7abre nad1 Scm Gsee.

gHie eic - Correspondence" aug Wooz
rio mLlloCt, fano fir5lib in Der DomTrd,e
pon Salencid cine ei0entbdmli6e @crrs
mcnis ttatt. Sc lie0t oofetbIt Die am
II. SttobCr 1850 pfrffcrbene G6nioin
9on Naoarra, Donna llrraca, be9roban
Str 39rpfr eieltr Dame, Ger einbaII ia,
mlrt 1T, 1T nod UolIfommcn crbaltcn,
alIrin ale &lriosr uno llmbiaunorn iin6
pon Gem SABINE Der 3eit 10 poifGnSi9
jerna5t, oab Die esi6e p6aio nactt inn
Sar9e lIr9t. lin oiefem ltebcllfonec abs
jubelfPn, BAT Die &6ni9in SIabeQa eincn
pr9Dtoouen, reid nit Sob uno Silbeu
9eltlftEn bldufommetncn Montcl onfer7
ti9cn latltn, nit lpelbem Donna llrraca
i'm Sciiein oe6 8oupcrncurs Der 0ropinJ
uno olelen onorren gtcta biIit6ttn, betlci1
oct moro. Der Sar9, in Dem fie ru( +
1T neu NIT Sammet uno Sob oueor
ibla9en uno in eincn Gla81brcin otIfelld
polotn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-09
6rpNer ltniDuS 9iea lit Gbicago
S1QinpiS

9ebte @obe nuroe Die @obl fir Sta6ts
Seamten in Der Staot Gbica8o, Sunois,
oeboltsn uno oas unionsSidet puroe nit
Ser iibermdlti9ten Mebrbeit BON 5000
Stimmen erpdDtt 3! gSdbrenO Den legten
3 Sabren iieaten Die io9enonnten Demos
froten NIT bon 500 biz 1900 Stimmen
Webrbeit. 2(tlein bic fiir6terli6en Grs
ei9nife pom 6 Darfreita9-oie @rs
morolin9 ce6 0uten olten potrioten, Il B:
"a b a m 9inco II, - baben einem
aroBsn She'll Der Demofraten Die Qu9en
9e6fnet lie baben 9eSei9t, bic ju nell
den @rcueln uno Ibfbeulitfeiten Die
perrGtberiIbn Gcbren ftbren mdiIen,
tpel1e Die n0roIitben Hebeuenz3 3eitun9en
uno Die Geiter tcrIcIben Qortc an9eiteut,
Gn6 ponab s bn @ilte6 . oOtb
uno feline SeIfersbeIfer 0eD1noelt baben.
Die uerr6tberiiben Reoen, lpelbe jur
3eit Der leeten Wc@letlan @onpention Die
9uft BON @bica9o perpeiteten, baben ibrc
fhredli6 blutigen SrG6te 9etra8en. Nbel
oieIe Dabtn audi ols Sole gum SewuBt.
fein Der @sfobr auf9eruttelt, Die ibm i'm
@an;en uno ieosm @in6elnen ourh cen
0ol6 oe6 80 Ii db e [ m ORD CT orobt.
Den unionleutcn ibloiien iIb SauIenoe
BON fol6sn Oemofroten an, Die oiele Sc
fobr erfannt Die Secsfiioniten blicben
gum 9roBen She'll ibeu in ibrcn 06blcn,
uno 70 erlitt oean oa6 io9enanntc Demo-
fratiIde Sidst Die ppblptroirntc, fbmabs
pole 9tieberla9e. 60 Ieutc e5 GberaQ
iein
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-09
9Jrp flamattrm Scs Srdffbcntem Scr
Ser. Gtdoteu.

Oa aus ocn i'm Milit6rsSuitil.Su.
reau Uorlie9enoen Iu6fa9en beruoroebt,
Dap bic obfbeulibe Grmorouno bes oos
bin9eibieosnen pr6foenten 2(bra bam
Gincoln, uno oa6 2(ttentot auf oa6 9eben
0e6 Staat6lefretGrs Semaro entffaneen,
ueranftaItct uno berbei9efdbrt morocn 1T
jwlfben Dem Seffcrion Oapis, uormal6
BON Nibmono in 9ir9jnirn. uno Sacob
6bompIon, Gtement Is. Gtlp, geuerlp
Su6er, @eor9e g. Sounoers, SO. 6.
@learp uno onocren Hebeaen uno 6obz
psrrdtbern 9e9en Die 8roierun9 Der Ser.
Stoaten, Die in @anaoa fib Qufbielten,
10 biete ib uno uerlprcde ih, Qnoren
Sobnion, prdiioent Der Ser. Staaten,-
oamit 8ers6ti9teit rperoe-fdr Die Ser
baftun9 9enonnter pGrionCn oor ir0eno
elmer oerielbCn, penn fte innerbalb Ger
8renien Der Ser. Staotcn orrctirt mcr.
ben, 10 ooB man itc projciiiren fam, fol.
9enoe SelObnun9en: @inbuno rtauIeno
6baler fir Die &erba flung oe5 Scfferfon
Dopi6; SGnfunSjpaniQtluIeno Sbller
fir Die 8erbaftun9 os6 Clement 6. @lap;
6Infuno6wanji9tauieno Sbaler fir Die
Serbaftun9 0e6 Sacob Sbompion Dor,
mails BON MiIfifIppi; 8dnfunoswon.
| Iji9tauieno SbaIer fir Die Scrbaftun9
oee 8eor9e sc. SaunOers ; Sdnfuno.
5won5i9tauieno Sbaler fir Die 8erbaf;
tun9 oes 8eoerIep Suder uno 3ebntau.
ieno Sbaler fir Die Serbaftuno oe5 @ils
liam 6. Glearp, ebemaIi9er @lert oes
@lement 6. Slap. Ser @eneralsQrcs
uoit=Waritaa Der Ser. Staaten 1T ans
9epiefcn, oos Si9nalement Der 9enannten
gerionen nebit oer Roti5 be5d9Iib Ger
obi9en Selobnun9en 3u pubIi5iren.
Bum 3eu9niB oefen babe idb bieruntcr
meine 6anoibrift 9efeet uno baS Si9el
Der Ser. Stoaten onfi9en la1en.
@e8eben in Der Stoot 8a fbineton am
3pcitsn Sage oes Wonotes GRai i'm
Sabre unieres Germ 1865, uno Der ltns
abbdnoi9feit Der Ser Staoten i'm neuns
unoo6t3i9iten.
1norew S bnfon.
Dur4 ben prdfOsnt:
9S. Sumter,
fun1trenbr StaatsleFretar.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-09
11rur gntbaIIuuseH iibrr Nas .fllorn-
Gumplntt.

Gs miro bebauptct, Dap am GDarfreiz
tag abeno in Soros Sbeater Iber 100
9wIonen onpeieno eewelCn tpdren, Die
mebr oOer neni9er in oa6 WorO Som.
plott Cin9clpeibt >poren. &icIc BON oics
fen rparsn b,ltimmt oemi1s QcrIonen ;u
ermoroen, iobaIo ba5 8as ob9eorcbt Ici.
eesteres lollte in Dem Nu9cnblicf 9cIbe.
ben, iob1lo man oen Small BON 8ootb s
gtitole bortc. luf oie1e gBciie 9tautte
Sootb Dap er uncrfamt entruIbcn f6nn.
te. Nu5 elmer unbePannten llrIa6e lpur.
De ieoob oielcr 6beil be6 Qlonc6 nidt
au59efnbrt, oa5 8a6 murOe nicbt oboc
orebt nno bic dbri8cn Sur Grmorouno b.
ttimmttn perionsn gu oenen audi Sen.
Grant 9ebort baben ptiroc, menn CT an.
lpefeno 9emclen pdre) entoin9en ibrem
Sbi6loI.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-09
Uaubbcit prrIorcn

Sine Dame, pelhe felt 5 Sabrcn taub
9emcicn mar, rpuroe Dor Gurjem in N1fns
hrn BON einem 9roBEn 6unrc an9cfauer,
Der an iDr berouffpran9 uno ibr Sic 8ors
oerfdbe ouf Die Srult ieete, ieootb obne
llt beiBen ju lpcllen. Gr that iDr audi
pirtllb nibts, o(lsin iie erlbracf bod
1er9elialt odriiber, Dap fie obnmGbtio III
SoOen fieI. 2ll6 iie pieoer Sur 85lins
nun9 fam, b6rte fic 2(ucs po(lfc:amrn,
mas nm lie por0inQ, uno bemerfte nit
frtuoi9er &euvunoerun9, oaB ibrc Saubs
Diit oanjlitb ueribwunoen mar.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-09
EiifFcbr pcnniYIpanifbcr Cruppcn aut
oem ,Sclo.

6arri6b 5. NRai. SOUP
Curtin 9 bt beutC noN QGoidinotor
0b, I'M nit Gem &rica6 W1inilfcfiun
Serabrcoun9cn tibsr Sic prompte aus.
muiterun9 uno Ntlcbnun9 Ger pcnnlpl:
pantheon Gruppcn ju treiftn.
Die ptnniD!paniflbcn y}c9imcnter BON
Stcrmon'o Q Nrmee, ioQtn in l0arristuro
aug Dem Ojcntc cntIoI2n vcr6ln uno il.
re St9nun9 Qu50eiaDlt cl DlItcn, uno Ser
8ouocnor miro iiD bemuDtn c6 aus,us
nlrtGn, cap Die 0rp6bnIitb bei Iot6cn
9eIe0enb1ltcU poIFommeuoEn 36aerun:
gen pcrmeiosn, uuo oaB oit 0(1nnibof.
ten 10 boIo al6 m09litb ibrcn beim1tbli.
9en 0terocn lpjcoer0c9ebcn mcrocn.
Rs- San. OaVi, mar am %. Qprtl ,u gJCrf.
piu' Su0 Carolina. uno ben 20. traf Gtpne
man's GooniIuif rUrt auf ltincr Gniclauna Gin
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-09

Der @aitOn ,Gorreiponoent" BON 3.
Wfal bcrltbtCt: Nm leBten Somifao err
eI9netc iitb cine RUUc Strccfc obcPbolb
9lenoon Gin ltn9tticf auf Der Qed,o Sbol
Gllen6obn, moour0 }wei Qerionen, Ser
S5n8enieur uro 6cutrmann, ftbwcr ucrs
lSet Wuroen. &urj obc Der 0temorFtr
Mor9enju9 fam, lpUroc an cbioer StcCe
cln Sra6tju9 ouf Gin Rtben0cleiIs ,,ab.
9elmlttbt', um oa6 0auptoeleile frci an
MAIDEN. lln9tGfIi6crptile ,uuroc abcr
ole Spltb cfTen 9Clohcn uno Die , 3uQe
t9men IN 9olIlllon. Der SnQenicur oCS
pailo9ler5u0C6, Der Die probenOc 8cfabr
bcmertte, lpcnocte Oen Gauf icintr gofos
motlpe, uno prrbdtcte oaourcb cincn lfdrs
teren 3uIammcnitoB, Der vielen Wcniben
o96 Scben 9etottet baben miroc. 81
iple G6 1T, I~ugoc Der Sn9enieur teid,t
Der 6eucrmdnn obcr 70 beocuteno ucrz
leet, ooB CT ibwerIi0 nit Dem 2eben oos
Oon fommen miro. Die Shulo cieIes
ltnfaa5 lic9t an 0em Sabnwdrter, Sir
ll0 cine, 9robe pRiNtoer9efenbcit ju
S6uloen tommen IifB.
OT@6 pdre pcnio ooer gar ni6t6 bos
9C8en cinjmpenoen, lpenn immcr Elm 6 o.
/ roncr uno cine Surp icocn @i1ens
babnju9 unO icoc6 Oampfboot bru;ut19
bc9leitcn mGrecn. Sc 9ibt bait immer
0enu9 ju tbun.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-09
Gauge Strafc.

Daniel Suracco, elm StaIienrr, prlber
-;----I.44 fes~tR- -. -9aattsniIfs. oinsn
Wonn, Namens Wc2(tee bon 9ort Gin.
ton, ouf cine faItbliti9e @eife 9eitc6en
uno 9ef6ld9en bate, oo6 er in einioen
Sa9cu ftarb, lpuroe bel feincm 9erb0r,
nel6c6 Ieetc @o6e fattfanb, be6 Mcr:
oes i'm 3psiten Srore i6utoi9 befunoen.
I'm Wonto9 puroe ct ia l2.i6brioer
Sefan9cni6oft i'm 6itIi6en 3u6tbauIe
perurtbeilt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-09
Don 1Ocn.Hrntrlfr

Cairo, 5. Woi. Sen. Weretitb,
Gommanoant oc6 OiFritt5 BON @elt.
8entudp, bat ale @ucriuabanocn in
feincm OiitriSt ouf9eforoert, iib bis sum
20. Nlai ju cr9eben, lpiori9enfaI5 fie oIs
auBer oem 8Cie9 ite0cno bctra9tet pers
ocn iolleu.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-09
pribaftun9 cines ocr DcrfDu5rcr.

ct. 3oui6, 6. 02ai. S. s.. 8l1dz
burn alias Or. Sabejig, oet Snoianiibe
&rduterooftor, nit Gem 6arrolo frdbcr
in 8roofD1 in @eibift5prrbinoun9
fam, 1T aUf Die 2(nfta9r, Dap CT in Die
MForOUcrid)morun0 ucrlpiReIt iei, ouf crs
boltcnc SrOcv oon 81lbin9ton, perblfz
for NOOrSpD
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-09

~Dic am Mittpob cin9elaufenen
Subfcriptlonen auf oo6 neue Station :
QnIeiben bcIlufcn iib ouf iieben WI.
liCnen
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-09
Tic lnGd)t cinco preoiscrs in Sue.
Garolina Unno 1895

Sn Der YbtaocIpba @ojette pom s..
Nopembcr 1895 crfbeint folacnoe Ha6s
rlbt "Storb am |. leeten Sfto6er, ju
&eufort, in SGoGaroIina, Ger Gbrp.
Ml0tbew Safe, i'm 46ten Seten6.Sabre
Sn ftinem Seitamcnt beficbIt CT: SD
made e6 3ur pfIidt mejnes Grcfutor6,
e5 in allen 39itun9Gn, bic in @bralsfon
9coruft wcrOen, gu uer0Tentliben. oaB
lb oiele5 9Cb!n perlafe in Ger Y6lIiecn
llcberjeu9ung, Dap, penn ib i'm S5rB
eines einji9en StIauan 8eitorbcn mare,
ib mid ndbt fGbia 9codtct baben lpGroe,
in oa8 Heib @otte6 einju0ebCn."
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-09
SSpu SGcip SrIeanS.
Ter liIafincminffcr Scr RsbrIIen hhrr.
9iIbt licb aIe Gefanaencr

@sw SrIeon&, "a. 2Cpril, eoir,
/; Mal. Ma!Icrp, Der @rzM arins,
NtinlItcr Ger 8rbellen, bat Iib am %
NprlI iu peniacoIa an Gapt G;ibIor
pon ter Ger. ct. Warine al6 @efanoc.
ner er0etcn. N'o'
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-09

% Sauoto 6 @etdnoniift baten ittr
@iele5 9ibt ucrbretet, mas bi5bcr mob
ounfcl mar. G6 er9iebt iib, oaB RcbeIz
lenfGbrer in &i6mono, Ganaoa, 8aIb,
inaton uno WorplaHo in oa6 Gomplott
init pCrlpidit lino.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-09
Ginc EriIe Tim Ole 1DtGt in orci NE
naten.

Sobato Die Steamcrlnic ,niIbcn
Gan 8rancisco uno 6on9fon9 i'm @ano
1T, fann man bic Rcilc um Sic g4clt in
Orci Wonaten MAIDEN. - Rebmen mir
Gbinl, ben ioNcnanten 6ltetftn Q8elts
t9til. NO. Die Bie9e oe5 Ncnfbcnoc>
lbIedt6 0citanocn babrn fol- - ols 6en
NbfabIt5punPt an, 70 9cbt 0ie 9teiIe,
INNER per Oompf lpie fol9t:
Bon China mad @nslano ibsr ben SR6mus
ron Cut, 80 5oor
Bon @n9lauc mad Qipinwaa 1S
Bon banana na6 Sin 5ranclscu IA :,
Don Gan GranrtIcc mad Gtna 20 >,
1othl 50 Iagr
gBia man IN Nr 2Jcrt rnf,b IN, 70 trauGt
man bret Gage ldua'r, rGmld
Bon China na6 GnsIanp ltr bn SRbmuS
ron Sufl so Gage
Bon @n9ldno na6 gtiU Gojt 10 =,
Bon Nep gcrt nab San 5rore'trc
itsr ben Slbmus ron Torirn 2J
Bon Can 5ronpjerp mad Gb:nn 20 >,
4otdl s. 3ust
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-10
Correspondence of the Cairo Times.

Correspondence of the Cairo Times.
ALBANY, n. Y, Oct 3, 1865.
FRIEND G. :-Everything is quiet in the bar
racks, and feeling more like writing than read
ing, will improve an hour in jotting down
page or two for your compositors to translate.
The 1920 Reg. N. Y. S. v, which were mus
tered into service about seven months ago, and
were full regiment, were mustered out to-
day. They have never been in battle: lost
but few by sickness, and only mustered out
about four hundred men. They have been w.
ing here for the past month under arrest 1t
appears that when en- route home they passed
through Baltimore, and not having had Glance
10 shoot any Johnnies, they concluded to try
their hands on the poor, dumb brutes of that
city, and shot horses, cattle and dogs. iudis-
crlminately. 1t cannot be expected that a
regiment will amount to much when they have
poor officers. | don't mean to insinuate any,
thing but it looks suspicious when a Colonel
Is mulcted to the tune of five thousand dollars
and sent up for ten years for fraud The 1929
were the only regiment in rendezvous here. so
now we are alone. We look tor some more
troops to be mustered out soon, and the quicker
the better. for the winter is coming on, and if
we have got to remain in service, we want to
go to a warmer climate. AS near as I can
learn, the health of the army is splendid. We
have none on thesic list. As long as powder
was being burned and lead was flying around
we had plenty of sick men.
The weather is splendid. The DAYS are none
too warm, and the nights are just cool enou h
to sleep good. The moon shines most too
bright for certain purposes Such as foragiug.
for instance. Foraging is thing that will be
lndulged in as long as Uncle Samuel keeps an
ar my, especially when he issues no vegetables
Many night have lain in my bunk, at mid
night, and heard the potatoes, onions and cab
bages come rolling into the barracks in myste.
rious manner. The boys say that might mar
kets' are always the best for produce. If the
partaker is as bad as the thief, am afraid your
correspondent is gene coon, for he cannot
resist the temptation, especially when some of
the boys visit the fruit market and come in la
den with lucious pears and apples. Govern
ment does not issue anything in the eating line
except bread, meat and beans. They will do
for seventy or eighty meals, but person does
not like to make living off them
We had quite fire up at Troy last week,
the work OF an incendiary. West Troy was set
on fire in seven places, but the efficient fire de-
Partment OF that city, in conjunction with that
OF Albany, succeeded in staying the flames,
after they had destroyed the stables of the But
falo Il Erie Canal. The mail is just ready to
go out and so am T.
LEON B. La VERN.
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i p
Correspondence of the cairo Times
New YORK, Oct 4, 1865.
FRyEND G.. :-Whew What q place this
is. Had I not lived in Cairo should hardly
have known how to get along. This city is very
much like Cairo, only a little larger, and, ex-
cepting the mud.
There is so much of interest to q stranger
arriving here that find myself inadequate to
write a letter from this point, but will merely
give you few items as have. come under my
observation since my solourn here.
On my arrival I visited Central Park, of
which had heard great deal. but my imag-
ination did not picture such a beautiful place,
as it really appeared when beheld 1t for the
first time. 1t is not finished as yet, but all that
money and labor can bestow is being done for
this garden spot Of the United States. In one
corner thereof Professor Lowe, the eronaut,
has piece OF the grounds fenced in, from
whence he daily makes several cable ascen
sions in balloon, aud occasionally he makes
an ascension without the use of ropes, and on
last Saturday, on the occasion of one of the
latter, Mr.. Harry Leslie, the american Blon-
din," was one of his travelling companions
When at the height of two thousand feet
above terra frma he, Ieslie) threw himself
upon the ropes prepared for the occasion, per-
formed his daring and fearless feats. He was
not aware of the danger he had incurred until
after he had re-entered the car.
The grounds are enlivened every Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons by music by bod
worth's Band, one of the finest bands in the
country, and on such occasions the beauty and
elite of the city can be seen promenading the
grounds. s4..t ans. st..E.t
The political campaign recently inaugurated
at Syracuse and Albany is the most quiet that
has been conducted ia this State for years-so
l have been told by old citizens, and by singu.
lar coincidence both parties occupy very near,
If not altogether, the same platform. 1t makes
no difference in this State which party sue
ceeds, for upon the success of either President
johnson will be emphatically endorsed.
In one of my former letters from Richmond
Va, took occasion to tender few words of
advice to the radical Republicans. ard on
which occasion advised them to reconstruct
themselves. I find that in what l told them
then have received an echo from the State of
Connecticut, in her late election on the ques-
ton of negro suffrage. 1 wonder how they
feel. To such of your readers as have been
in New York, it will be unnecessary for me to
write much about the city, and to those who
have not been here, would advise when they
go on pleasure trip to give one of our big
hotels call, and spend few days here and
see the sights.
Being somewhat busy with the intention of
leaving for Savannah in few days, cannot
write you much of a letter at the present time,
but hope at some future time to make I'D for
my present deficiency
H.. Fl. KAYTON.
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,OR SALE, LEASE OR RENT

l. The premises lot No. (six), flock No % twenty
two) west side Commercial avenue between Fourth
and Fifth streets, next building w. n Swaynes gro
Gerry store suitable for u Grocery Dry Goods or Boo
and iloe store. Pc weston given Immediately Apply
10 +. u. HAPMAN Secretary Cairo Chamber OF Com
merc., Ca,ro, Ill. sep3-tf
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MEDICAL.
DIR. BOHANNAN,
Kos. sseA and Isn Pine IL.

ESTABLISHED IN ST. LOUIS Is YEARS.
Makes the greatest heard 81, and IN The
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only VEGETABLE Remedies that will eradicate all
traces of Nenereal Disease from the system syIfiis
Gonorrhea, elect structures. Mercunal Affections and
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guarantee cure In the worst cases; recent ~ Con
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enclosing stamp
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~ EMINAL WEAKNESS CURED


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ALBANY.

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ates-Weather-Night Narkets-.A
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DEPOT.
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A CARD TO INVALIDS.

lergyman, willie residing In South America ~ q
missionary, discovered safe and simple remedy for
cure of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay Diseases ~
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NEW-YORK.

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