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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-10
Nrpfellor Munoram'6
Mdden 8r6ufer zGlirir

1T anRrettte tas beAe Bits ittt befGante NiteI ,ur SetlRns
sss l1nterieibs-B efawtrbta aaer Art, tnsbelpnotre TfGssns
tramXf Uerbaunnsslbpa$s SsD!era.Nnfda Srsatamer-
sen, Dtdrtsea, RcItten, SredrWkr, SHwtHbsl, 8ldbHneen,
Rprf&merj Nhtma, xaltt9 Stebss 6eetrGnfkett, Spmniera
Complaint, FINITE eesea 3 v Z { n une GrtdItuna.
Da btsfts <Ttr ans rein unfhdNt6en, SeoetdbiltIdsn
GtSfteR kefett, 10 eisntt e Fb NOS befsnhxrs sar S<raN.
exnS neusessrtMtr Stnbtr, ieste tbenfaas betm 3densn Der.
ielbsu. Refine Nutttr icute S~tri1RHtR, getS eateu I'm
5auIt in taben, ieep& Ipate es tn bieem gaGe NIT Ibee pber
sBaHtr uns 3udtr Streinut seSetta rtrbtn. Der ~srpslrttSe
GrfsIS, Der I'D felt hbtr q Sabrtn In DsutlblaHb sr,stSt,
bat I'D ax& btsr felt ben lttttn 4 Sahren ~sldnstnb bspdbTt,
uns lit SitieS Glirir IbsrOa eta unenttttrIt&es Sausmittel
s~eperhen. se a
Der prets bee tlstnern' 8ldfa&ens tR SO Gts. uns bes srS-
seren 20 Cts, 4. Es 5sIt.i"a 5st4.t .-,-4.
SrOf. DaShrants aussmeia beltebte 8Iutretxiaxusss
Rrduter- Dilen ans YuIser perStn ishem etbenbeu an
&rHRtfdeu &ranttttte n lSr F6trn psiIuas bring.
enb ~tmsfObltn. -t-
5srnsr tmpfthle Id Wanbrana's attItpttf&t Err.
y { n, iur edHilt&en 6ttlune Der Sehlu&t;s 6t6tpuI.
Str sur raettaIen 0trtretbaAs con @tnt uns Rbeumatis-
mus; 8~atn-SinftNr, sttbt auetnblidlt6t 2tubkruns;
Bdnhrurm PulStr uph Rr1uterttee.
gu taben bel O.. Sc Mt gbaAftu 9udbanttuas
BH u. prGttir, 5Gupt- Astnt fur Baltimore fslsis In ben
tanptll6ltalttn Apstbetn .E.s
SHIias DieneIt, 9eStiR,
-'h ~ e.3 49, Glerdntrta. pa,
(2~9nr-omrB) ra 4tntRaL agent far saua Amerttd.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-10
Das peltberibmte pirtli4 ddte
DR.. Whites Augenwasser

bon TraHSOtt Gbrbarbt In AItenfslb ia E9iirinsex,
If ielem @sl&dtsHaHSe, Getbrten. 8nr.as. g.amtsx 6 Omp'
tsrtata, Ranaler xHe aud fUl&en, uei&e ptel bel et6t uMb
fetntR Arbetten tei66fttsex, e~rinstnb Su ~enapftblen. Il benz Is
BET tranfen Austn BITE Sebtraft ellflt& wkser berfelt, e.
b1lt, fartt unb Der Grbltnben fdHst.
fauitnb BON 2st e~rhebenSex Brtftn aab Attefiea nas al
len @eseRben her lOtlt iYredeu uber kn axserprSentttG
sIadIt4en @vfds. l SIaesn Is 4tsr ~ b steben burd
5uIiuS Dienelt, Dentif,
AleraRbr;a, ga.
General. NteHt far SdRj AmtrRa
Sn SGIttmSrt ju kattA bet q. enntsbGH y, Bdd-
t~anelans 2S1 %. prattitr, FINITE tn ben kaapsld&Iiafen
NA0theten. (RnSZQ[6mrN
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-10
Geine 0cbiibrcn Oariiren urr, $2S5.
bis $500. Z.
Geine Se6in9Mngcm fTn0 soaars
5ablmng.l
NtttSbnra. .. Mdrl Use

9tttsbuts, 9. Ndrt 1858.
ertt IdnstreE 3.tt bon Gausbett stplast ,%stisnsers mad
@rf6Ituns, befhIps Id, ba baS lebeI thinner fhltumer tsur.
be, tn Btsle,tnns zines Sreunbes Or SOnes TN ~NPenDn.
aatelG 96uie" BAXTER 5u befu6en.g SD that btss at 2. Mari;
naheerp ID mt6 eetst braais i'd metn MHliesen Dor. Der
DMtpr v!eihtrte: SO lam Stnen tas @tbSr 70 gut, pte Is
frheer HGr, maiden" rWie LANCE 5rau&tn Sic tGiu,
Dottpr - r@ine babe Stnnae." - "Sf BITE Operation
fbmerabaft Ga = ugteiR jeNe Operation am OBJ, wtI@e
{&rrerit, mhrhe i&ebtn." gDir Unrhtu nttr bas Ssnprar
.!1ta. vgsstn Ste ans Nert !" Der Debtor that's
1nb Sonbrante ietne Muteabe meifsrbGft. StAtt Yetn btr.
lrfa6ten aewtRe Eteile Der Operation rntbr tine ansenebnae
Grnshnbuna ais tas @eflbI ether DrerattSn, bet br iCnteI
anf btm Srtele fanh fir mtd. Sa nt6t enn3 elmer taIbeR
EtunSe mar metn @ttor Ssats 3uridetfsbrt unb blieb fttt
ben 6eaSnete 10. SD besahItt hem DOttSr fetneu Yrets nnb
i'm nit benz 3anteI SpatCnrnen %iufrttben.
D. Der Duttsr unb i'd, mir fn6 test quit, Gusssusniren' hab
is am BeRen babel ptBeetpTnsM iu ftn 8taute.
Das 3eusnib entf5s frttwtnts unttnet SeStr une btslte
i'd Bite 5eilens Mtdt far tsatpmattu, plrbs ID 60 Pine Nm
k5em irstnb stxer Ttripn fassn.
.7fasa@ 90. 81. GtanS,
r 6anhtlss unh Slug 8ert&ttrtAtier. y
@tbbHnRr,, 8. &arb. ~ aft>
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-10
l<FEyIEs VD& U3tt4yNoSt SOS
if&5 ESsana ezaSc@ ek1L..

@iapanberer rub SeiIeubs' fsuteu ts5r torF3tia ieia
sEe ne t9rs Si1etts toufss Ems ioEteu ~teieISea mus la
os1a srreep bee anterss&nstsn anSeteFteu asertsu
~faitfer. ~..--w go 4rrDrfa5T5 =
S'eSenI8sn, nstgs IN SaItiu,pte aHs1r;men, rerben q
sSns GGtterigteit StGetts fAt tisIs Clinic Serf&aFeu TN
nsu, tnSeu Set Eseus beg .DsutiSen Geisai&aft" sci
S9fet E"ncnna tszsa heu urteraei&neten aBettsa SCrReGeo
rirb. 4r.---t,'. s
~ a1s s'e!sezs Gnesarit EaS esatS sssEeit uusatsslhItS
tef1f. .1 s. Sc 81 %t4AsesaHEs,
tSseei-ssssastss +%seat as s~assssssEss~ sAs !
a*is.SHssbssat t.
G-@ssaa~. 81 EFawsf&s..
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-10

8cr etutn Sabre Bttant Id auf hsnt ltnten Mnss ben ssan'
en- star unb ais ids du6 RHf tent re&ten Au8e erbltRette,
ains ID mad Nem grtt, UNI ttnen Augenarjt a. ctGtpe a.
3ieben. Auf Beraetn tmpfGbl mau Rttr bort ben Dr.S
q, SUnts ale len gef9tdteheu A%uBsnnrJt yttr Staaeen
Or iaate mir Isfsrt, was MIR ftblt., ~tntitrnts ben srantn
EtGar tint Itntea AuSs nnb CAB mir af bttbth MustH eae
Atber 60 ytrfsutn fab ID, BITE at Don &sssn- Ras Oaren
NtbAln beiyette.
Sd smSfttlt Son 9SraeR stE Or. SSrts 1tesni %essensfS
Rev. Naker6
(91teg9gBl 5te-a sesaa psdinS 20, oetO.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-10
e. Il A

Neb2ns 5ttlte5 eEIaaS 9 SefclI 1Iaff
east.a, urs ..ssrs6us &sso ooo %
5GarIi4eS &iatOn.Iasa; SIS0,OJo. ~
Ds4fs aas8s:stausts uaS ssiaaeerS f&f BIZ stnttde SepbI-
te<rnG ,tsf Bee. $tsatsI Ets5Itrts e5etS-gerHeergaes
3st1i5alt srfrtHt fb etaes Fortpabrenhsn a~nsstenrsn gu.
paDlef. Dstffsbs setoGart GE& ssn Strtper1r time 6afau-
ia, Dtt@ Dru tstree sabtttn GtfeIIf& aft
7bt*trFffeR mtrb. .t"
&. S@pestItt, Ser.
s.t2s4 u .ieaRsHt, psaEbent.
rurt9f7cf #p> 30 &6s 8olRr., Rem Sort.
' s5aItitnots &t0GbaltsSs NIB 0seferenSes:
Z. 6@Tm1aef- ts ". OftftI,
9Gasis!OE @aatF, Gtr. 5lari1s.
ptF!aE1b. 89se. fsEar+ DtetrtG. -.s
9.5Eb. Gall. q. 3. ReSHst
Sasrs Ruha.ps, q. q. SptIfsE.
9Pa5er Stein. Fb. ilrienE.
III. Gtefenfrib. #-. ..--..-
E%~ gIStantt, Sre6 arcu uub Eaacgsn wtrreu e~rattSGu5.
ss6aler Bel bea gsentar
..-. q. gnsIef, a-
lSStSt-l Rs, IS @eepabtr. Palttnarrs
auterfn@eneer Nrjtt4 3r. Il. &sRIer, IS 5oIikaSgr.
~ gtr Serren j. s, ~eDasnfr unh . +. RIeeen.
feubtt Faa aatsrsfrt, IPpgtfattsHrn fur sbtst @efeuidah
entse8ensnnebnten.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-10
0tSi6btie fir MeifeAbe.
Meats Der 0Hsn6a6n5il9e.
M& On rSk;untnn

- gun NJ
Rad DaibinstOn.
gprmittues : 4.3O,, z, $50, unO $40. q
3admittaes: $3.50 unb 600. ve. Y
Scnntags nm 4.3O,. $50 0lOrsers, rno
ga9mittaes $3.50 nne 600 HPr.
e.. .5 sa5 Son Bafbin ston.s a41
gormittaas 6.15, 8.15 uno Ills.
9la6mittaas !: 3, ,4.3O uno 6.45.
Spnntaas rllr UNI 8.15 nns 11.15 VOrl
mittass uno, 800 9ladmitta9s. a
9u@a Nnnupolts. az.ss 3.
Son Baltimore $50 @ormittass uno $50
Na6mittass. .-tsso90 12Hf1as<&
d, Sun @aibington 8.15 gormittass u. 800
Na4mittass. 81
No d Gu bertanS, Wbeettns g,
u. /. no.. ..1s .a44lsJ
8cf;us Mlorsens 900. ID @' .'. IS,
Grpreb;ug Nbenbs $40.
NadSreoerid.
400 Nadmittass. = Absang bon S5Sreoerid
Z ubr WOrsens. le.s,1 "a
Nad 9arri sbur9 u. {. 10.
BOf;ug 9.2O MOrsens.
Grpreb3us 9.45 Nbenbs. H.
I. NecsmpOation 3 llbr Nadmttass.
1@pn 8ultt mpre mad B~bitdstIs
80 IS. sis pbia N.i4's e 2 @as
IL s ubr Is Nlit. WlOrsens Boftsus.:a gar. -
. 20 DO. GrpreBiug. s.sslf su
l. 10 ~ Ofittuss be. ~,es p,
4 - % - Na6mitta9s Botius. al.
6 80 = ACKNOWLEDGING. r.. ri
. y 25 . lbenos Grprebsus.
Nad Beft 80 arplans. 1,1a..
9lu6 Union Bridge, (ibsr @etminfter) se>
ben Die 3ige tdslt6 go Worsens unb 800
9tabmittugs. s.z ,te
Son Union Bridge I'm 4.45 u. s.45 gars
mlttdgs. 81. -+g.-. .e.. ~ a@
RI. ... a4 --sA-E $50 5.ae b." Hs f* 5Ra
Nua Sort Monroe uno NorfoIt
seben bic 9anpfbOote ieoen Nadmittag 500
lbr BON Union bod, Sub Der GpneorOitr.
ab. s"i -. .....1 ae4-s8asaa o,asst
80 - Iad g OntOwn d 81.
gebt Die Bferoe @iienbabn psn ubr Wlsrz
gems biz Z ubr Nadmittass itinoli9 BEN Der
Gde @niOr unO goititr. asaa
A 4&
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-10

Traa @arte 8are, BET Sob. Itsus, * Mletltx 30
GEtrSpile, Mb, az Eaule, ia tt lett SO Sa6ren S6telauss
unb seftira6teS &ueenli9t. Oas S@teltn nnrh befetttS
BITE Sebtrat pttbtr ~berssFtnt bur4 Or. Ssats, Der iett II
gGlaltts Ssuie~ batter Gpbnt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-10

SD bate FELT II Sdtrtn an etnern Wttrtssn OtrtnFus
setitten unb wurbe 1915 tnub. SD wartte mid Gn Or.
SCntS aus Stem Bert der iett TIM .Wialtbe 5pnfe" Satt.
more, ip~ratttStr) anb fano 2 aeonatt tn feiner SebanbIunA
nGbrenb pelfer 3eit CT ben slug beilte unb metn @et5r
ptebfr bfrreqte. Seine Suraettche mar etr a~n6enebrn unA
sGfrteteuheuere -t
Sd rata isbsm 2eitsnten. f6 fpfcrt tie fem stI6idten
ArS2 auSusFrtraueu. Wletue MbreHe III:
SAINTS Belhcn
5asrt et @rdst, orb.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-10

bHmasMrnbth tn BurfettStae, Brtexrt6 g puntt
9tb., felt sttlsn Sabren i6isltue, rarb TN Stu bur9 81
SsntS aus Stem Srrt, lest i'm "YlhltEs Spufe", tsU Ct 81
gum II. SSanuGr 1866 rstsetlen pttb, uteffr b~ereefeQt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-10
Jsiaf III aberlegen,

"a 5itdf III absrlegen,
i DE- 8~ut5bsrser's GI1Ssaaeks
atuettHstur,
AE c!e te eirttt ron DestGlant beg
III a &4Asersa %nifS Enb ssamsNt.r1es
sessa ale sReamati&sn Sraafesitsn, ig!19fs ans
n Z &rsMtsRs, S@artaGfe1er, MaferH
cSer SIattsru, ismts s,usi3 IL ieiaes ay
sar 9erFatuR3 BON gi&t. ms poGge faer'
ML| 0eIlrS S9pu etnsetreseneS StSrtsS b@ 0rsa,
tisnus iE meuf<Sen 3srper 8sipuSs<s Ja saspfss!e1
seseH 9IG5azgen, 8aappfuxa. 6latanbrans t~vaspfass
gen aufaae isstiper Irt, Giebsr, se@pea5es pe 0nrf
bes gfaseus uub uRtet1ei6es. NaSres il AIS Ge5nago@
antotiRuseu tes mir 81 erferea.
Gs ii 5icSoEr& 3sSeH 5eesen5st se8ptcn, fHr reais
ssiOf4 ie(Sf tsiebsS sur @eiunbbe:t 81 Ssr5eIfea, Iprit
t9 ssgsa atantSettea 81 tpa5rea.
Die BlasGe toSA nit De6sanGsenrsiiub ssa 40
6sat3 na3 if sia,iS ann aaein I3t 80 Sa6sn bsi
vi. ..--T - TetnrSc3 g3rnssseEs
10. IS 8. EMtatpArase. 4rif4en 3tists CIT
(S1u ~ &aarheEfraBe.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-10

S6muttRpmstuGt, 70 Sabre alt, 5utnsHtr Il
Sdserstppn, Hit an Gaubbftt uni SauItn TN Rapft. 3r
Spnes, ist i'm .Eialtts 9suk", Baltimore. sn trtfsat Rttlt
i'm bRaf6Hbis. -s
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-10

2Huts u. U. 8SbIer tn HinsspIb, &Gfttnstsn
Gsunts, Wb, Serlrr eth Muee; Or. SOnes fsbte tnm Elm
fhnalt&eS fdmsrJIes Elm, tns or beWssen taHa nnb bGs gang
Eatirlt6 ansftebt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-10
a3sltlm0rg nnD 9bto
81. r... .-a nh! Nnenbahn. -

%m a. NAG SpuataS, IL. Nsb., sserSen tSsI;S Q gaos
aag ~SD9eeiinS unb Rarterssurs an4 ca Sue uo5 fsrsbs.
ria abse5en, nie fclSt: -,
%pfsus tdsli& (SOuutcss a~usseucamsu), seo-a 9 90
a., Grprss3us t6slib AbsHbs sac. lfufsTs" 81 =.
9ssbe 534se Ser5!nSea f3 an DBisaus usit sHsa glga,
ser speaI:9; sosOoeaii@ nus fESpeE1sa. -
y DeE BAG aaa 6rssert6 sept s6eila suH G~alt;usgs Inn
ace gaaSwittess gnb usa HEeSsrtd zee @Reyacrs.
Ssuatass aasseEDurEsaa. ..F f-4jZ u.s. -
Der 3as naG ancotts GgstIs esys esu g,alt.me.,
sacrseus aGl $40 uub 1900, uuS eloCr,t4taas 81 O.
sat Usn sIieOtt's BRING gspessns TAO unb fl.S0, Rns
sta4rittaes $50. .EuE4 H.
Na0 BaIkingtuu. "a
- &eBans bon 8aItiasrs aag sDGlptnstpn ERorgens 3. rs
zoo, S.E5 uus 9.45, 1nnb staGrs e.s0,4.4o anh $50;
SSrnta9s SsorseHs. Rm S.45 uua s.45, Rub RaGs
asttags am 8.45. aksana pru 9u1Gi5iuston Weorsegs
I'm 6.30,. z 80 n. 11.15 uub gla9n,.um 800, 4.35, zoe
$40. SSuHraSa uIr DRrrSsus un 7.3e u. Ra@ulttase
800 u. 8.30 Sur tsr Ste uno ste 3uG bon Balm.
more HEs ber erfs une tierts 3ns bon gBai9tnatc1
pGltsn an alien Statipuen an. Der gazette nus ie9tt
Gag con Baltimore unS Sr l. u. s. 3us BON seafsinstor
~Dersiubea no nit bean GunaS0Iiss3uss. a--
l5eseH ud5ersr austanff aHs I.Qete istsr art weues
aaa F& an Q. z. Esgiaab, @Ssut in tcr g6aabeu. sta
tisu cbet "a bic EidetssJfFce. aE t'so
70. y. Smttb Gransssrtueihee
3. N. 9 L, @saeralaseut. .,s (Jan6r
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~SaxVpro!i4s Geutra! g:Sca5abr
- EEfMfex-H ohr ~Io,,


5xNrroli4s Gentra! gacayabr
au saS MAD SOrntGss,; tsa Is. 8e. 1ssI' ,l t
m 7 3l9e rorpmdrts. b = 90
BnrttOn Accommodation SO. / ~. -. !. 20 Born.
g0fSu9 :..:,.:.: = .9:!.I.... $50 W b,
Harttcn ACCOMMODATION $40. ). 90 -
Sitts6ur9 an6 Grie GFpreBias. :.A... 500 s
YtttsbuEg Hub Glnlra @rpres5us ..... 1000
.If ,..-8s~s34 Bulge iloipdrts. seI .t.saI1
|Pittsburs, 1Gluira uab grie GrpreS,ua z. 90 @or,u
Partton Accsmpbaticn ghC. 2 ........8 s. 30 -.
|QarrIsbErJ ACCOMMODATION. :. 10. 90 scod,,.
gprang :..... ...... ......... $50 t3y
9drtton Accommodation Np. 4. .... 20 =
Der SittSsHrs SFpree1as sePt bnr4. pine bic Cars az
Der 300 GrpreB3ug sebt tG9li@. .f} RI g1Ie
Der 800 @rpreB5uS gest tGsliG, au~sseHcmnen e,au,az
tags, nap SarrisburS, &ittsbarg, unb Grie. - -
" Der 1000 MbenoS &~rpreB5uS, S~cnntaas, mad Sorriss
6Hrs,g 8lttsbura unb benz Wet. N nur, tommt tSoiib ar.
ausseupmnen Nfonta8s.- - r. T,. .afF, N
Der 500 Gbenos &Spres5us SEPT tS8li&, ans,snSm.
men San1taBS. 1913 "'i
Der gefSus SEPT taSli9, ausssusmhsn eonxtaos.
Der SarrisburS Aeccmobation3us 9ebt tGelj&, GpuntSas
ausBenpnmen. Die 9ofts unb Grpreslass baIten ,tpiI6sn
Baltimore ltn6 Harttcn nh6t an. e+|f7"' y.
49 9oft@ unb @rpreSSn9e teben in Berbinbnne nit Der
GeunipfDania Central ilenbabn IN Sarrisbura ftr Sittsz
burg @~IeSelans, @plum6as, Cincinnati, 9n6iauauolis.
Gcrt QBabne, &bicaSc rnb aleu- gI6ten bes arOaeH gDes
ftens, uub in @lmira nit Der rgletp gort Gris GiIenbqSu
mad alien Bldseu i'm nSrSliden, mittlern uaA psftliteu
Nep gprt. -.-..se
NS9sre auStunft nirb am 6~aIOertar. Depot ,t5 .At.
t. sd T7HHaaCD 3. %. Gnbarrb
Gen. Superintendent.
.@b. @. Dpurs,. II
3is Gen. Sraats Il. Pafasiers4aeut. a94-Y
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Ruren in WtarpIanb.

DGtte6tfe e, BET 6ru. Clancy tn RartIans rstnbdft
Ittt am Shieltn uut rnareelbaitfnt MuetnItGt BON Rtuies'
ketRen an. Seine @ussn pureen lur@ Or. Spnes, Ser lest
i'm 1Itnltbp 5puit" IN ttr @tstt 9altmsre. ys %sratttJtrt,
IN elmer Mtnuts strGte seriGtet Rb etrt Mu9tnltHt fttne
nGtlrltae SrGft wteerreeseben. ID
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8~eaersSeEHAermaa
Der aHocttrten Usaermanae. 8erTGtruuasas,
IeuTMaEt NCgS BoItYr,Dre

oer afocttrtea Ueaermanus. 8erfGtruuasas.
ltISAaFt boa 8altyn,ore. ..
3 p YtU. 4 SGatBSr,. sestnaber be4a sun CSrb6ut. @~' u
Sn DttrG6t bar erfoIsSet&en Ebahafeti lee Ta,srs-1.,..
ptparter,ents Rtatn MIR srn beutt au suua btHtsertn prsF.
ntEe Yol'sen dns uEb erntnetu Gu& he aIten an her btTls.
Etn Mafens Aas D~tettntgtn, stI@e 56ait*, WR5btI pSSs
lenftss SDstteSsSenit6nIs fls ctr S5:r eeSta Sebrs an her.
aaern puul3eK, ptrStn tttrratt s~tnetIeben. Na bic rtat
untsrtr teTabaeftsten Yt6uatea 1~naaisbsr' "T w
Aae gtrsuftt Heebtx tMt ttsEsf pr.nsst unb I,se,,I ,nA.
be.GbIt, 7... - 81. ~ . IN = MI
b t.s .s Ctrett0rep; SSH, s.
sD&n. d. bGs Rn09 NGtteT. Sscus4f NuxnA,
allen patrs, sibarb q. aGsyos. SesssS slC.,ns
ASaeS& E;Stetsa, Jauaas u. Erut, HTotcts e. aRtve. 81
J1AsS 1stt3, S1E@ueI RtrE, SaReS .. 9eprRe,
SGnt6ffss Dhth, SatUa ESuA, d. 4 O. o, &8te.
L SEeR Dxtee6Ft, &eEE
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Mer5tlicber Matb
uneAtgeltltd.

gatisnten brau&en nt6t Sci Or. cJNnes Su blttbsn, reun
Nr aebel Pher tbr Jebier etne operation erbetfht. Dtefe
gefaisbt In Nentsen Wtinuten. Gins Mr;eneien r6t5ts, 70
glitter tbnen te iur 5etluns ~n6tbiseu Dlittel nit. bic fe 81
3aufe Ctns 9e@GftSfrrune stbrauten tSnntn. A~
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BAT S6er sitle sieIer Suren ftrtft1t6e 3eusniHt I'M Bette
tins Bite pittsburser pGbsVnieIe". .a9ispat4" une oSa5etle'
gaben rhttprieae strt@te uter fetne gGtienten tn cen WtD-
nateu Februdr, Mari unh AprtI 1868, nit N~nfibruns Der
Rarntn unl @pbnunetH, BE Stteruann itieu taan wenn ft
Stsfs Sldttsr fd Seri4aftn, sUSsu @yemplart tn 9r. SD'
aes' Office e~tnsufeten itns. ueber 800 Saae sSn Or Sr-
nes' Ruren nursen tn BEN Spalten Der @tnctnnatitr unt
GpluRbuitr .3ettunsen tnnertolt teS IeBten Sabres beri&-
set, tEn btnen be Qtft btfes Bl6ttes cieIe sefettn.
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atisn wsrk. A room for tools is parted of
at one end. Aa
Other hands are employed elsewhere,
some 10 shelling corn. some in oi.ng the
wagon and carriage harness. all in short
are kept busy. and all are comfortably ia !
der cover mos. Of the time, while the storm
lasts. The buildings that shelter them
aud the stock need not be at all expensive ;
the plantation hands can get out boards to
cover them, and the walls can be Of logs.
Few mails are required, IN the house, good
wood and enough Of it fills the hre- places.
The wife can 20 through her household
duties with comfert and dispatch. the chill
dren amase Themselves with books and
good tempered play. and all eejay the
quiet and comfort Of 4 happy and we'll or
dered heme. Ssuthsp CuAivstor.
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"a danger and disaster Of which the country
had no conception. 1t would be fatal
stab to the institution ofslayery. and would
oyertsrn the whels social fabric Of our
country. lhs
Mr.. Miles proceeded to argue against
the policy Of employing negroes as soldiers,
showing that the negro was unfitby nature
Tor soldier, that he could not be expect
ed TO hight on our side when the Yankees
offered him far greater inducements than
we could, &c., Sc. when n. 81
Mr.. Lyon suggested if it would not b.
better to consider the subject in secret
session.
Mr.. Miles said he thought not. Tbs
subject was before the country, it was be-
ing discussed in the newspapers, and il
was useless to try to evade it. II would
be far better for Congress to meet it:
Mr.. Chrisman, OF Kentucky moved that
the House 60 into secret session.
Mr.. Marshall, Of Kentucky, ssidhe would
move that the further consideration Of this
subject be in secret session. The ayes
and noes we're ordered on this matter and
resulted as follows: Ayes 35--Noes 50.
So the House refused to make the subject
the order for secret session.
Mir. +. M. Bruce, of Kentucky, moved
that the House 60 into secret session upon
the matter Tor reasons which he wsuld give
when the House wentinto secret session.
Mr.. Wickham, Of Virginia, asked to
know il it would be competent if Mr..
Braces amendment were adopted, to move
hereafter that the House resolve itself into
open session on the matter.
The Chair said il would.
Wnereupon the House went int secret
session, ami having spent some time there
IN, resolved itself into open session, when
MIR. J. Nj. Leach submitted tho fsIIsw-
ing amendment:
Add the following prouisO to the end Of
the third section:
Provided further, That in no event
shall any poftio0 of said slaves or free ne
sroes so Impressed have arms placed into
tlelr hands, or be mustered into the Con-
iederste States service. or be used at any
time a. soldiers in said service"
Mr.. Cnilton. of Alabama, moved to lay
the amendment on the table.
Mr.J u. Lerch. Of North Carolina, de-
manjed the ayes and noes on tbs motion.
which were ordered, and were as follows :
Ayes 50-Noes %.
So the amendment was laid on the table.
i The House then adjourned,
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CONGRESSIONAL.

Richaond. jan. S0.-Nolhing impor-
ant lane in Senate 10 open session to- day.
In the lipuse Mr.. DeJarnette submitted
the following. which he supported in an
asie snd elabutate speech:
aMHkRIAs, all nations hnvs ever wit-
aessed with alarm the establishment of any
inruidabls power in their vicinity; and
shere4., the peosie VI The Confederate
States. as we'll - the people Of the United
states. have ever cherished aud resolved
thsi any fuiihef scquistion Of territory in
North Amer,ca by any fgeign power would
be inc"ns.tent with their prosperity aud
development; and whereas. the Invasion of
M9xico b, France has resulted, as alleged.
ia TIE establishment sf government
i"sndsd ~ the consent Of the governed,
nevertheless We has. reason 10 believe that
ulisriar designs sre entertained against
California aud the other Pacific States.
which We do not regard as parties TO the
war now ssEed sgsinst Us, as they have
seither fsrnishpd men nor money for It's
prosecution Therefore the Congress Of the
Confederate States do
Resolve, That III. time NAV not be dis
tsnt sAen We will be prepared to unite, on
the basis Of The independence af the Con-
iedsra:s States, with those most interested
in the ,indication of the principles Of the
roe Doctrine, to the exclusion of .ll seem.
ing violations Of those principles on the
continent Of North Americs. Referred to
Comnittes on Foreign Affairs.
4
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Richmsnd, Jan. 29.--Gen. Brecsinfidgs
has been appointed Secretary VI War.
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LI ~. COOPER, PHYSICIAN A. SURGEON
lie Newtcp Centre. Lunsrns County Pa
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-08-09
COURT PROCLAMATION.

VTTHEkEAS, the Hon. VIM. ELWELL. Pres.
wv dent Judge of the Court of Common Pleas and
Court OF General Quarter Sessions of the Peace and
the President Justice of the Court of Oyer and Ter
miner and General Jail Delivery for the trial of cap
tal and other offences for the twenty-sxth Judicia
District of Penna Il j. V. Smith and n. H. Wells Esos
Associate Judges of the Court of Common Pleas and
General Quarter Sessions of the Peace and Asso. l.
ate Justices of Oyer and Termner ami General J. IL
Delivery of the County of Wyoming, have by th, ir
precept to me directed ordered
A GENERAL COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER
AND GENERAL JAIL DELIVERY,
to be held at Tunkhannock on Monday the 2lts day
Aug. A D., 1865.
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Coronor all
Justices of the Peace and Constabes within the Coun-
ty OF Wyoming that they he and appear in their pro-
per persons at the time and place above mentioned,
with their rolls, records, inqusitions examinations
recognlzances and other reInemhrances to do those
things which to their Offices in that ehalfrespective-
ly belong.
Notice is also given that those who are bound by
recognizances to prosecute the prisoners that are
shall be in the Jail of Wyoming County, thatthey
hen and there to prosecute them as shall be iust
AHIRA GAY,
Sheriff.
Sherif's Office,
Tunkhannock, Aug 1865.
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4 s 65. .

RATS rersus BIRDS Whoever en- cages in shoot
ing small birds is cruel man whoevor aids in ex-
terminating rats is benefactor. We should like
some of our correspondents to give US the benefit of
their experience in driving out these pests We
need something besides dogs, CATS and traps for
this business Scientific american N, Y.
ER see ''CosTAR's' ad, ertisement in this paper