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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-01-06
Dissolution Of Partner.
# ship.

1NHE undersigned. by mutual agreement +,
have terminated the par nership crt.
'ofore existing between them u the pra ti, Q
II the law--said dissolution to take pla 10 ON
January LIST, 1864. COLT Il PARKER.
Dec. 20, 1854 vlins2t3 By II. COR.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-01-06
Ayers
CHERRY PECTORAL,

Coughs, Colds Incipient Con.
sumption, and for the relief
ofConsumptive patients
In advanced stages
Of the disease.
This has been so long used and so uni-
versally known, that we need do no more
than assure the public that its quality 10 kept
up to the best Il ever has been, and that Il
may be relied on 10 do all Il has ever dons.
Prepared By DR. ]. c. AYER & Co.,
Practical and AnalyticoI CASssist&
Lowell. Aass.
Sold BY all drugsisN every wbsrs. ~
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-01-06
READ WHO SAYS 50 {.

Baptist Church. Pemberton, n. j.. formerly
Of the North Baptist Church, Philadelphia.
have known IIcohand's German Bitters IA.
vorabiy for number of years. | have used
pleased with their effects that was induced
10 recommend them TO many others and
know that they have operated ina sirikingly
beneficial manner | take great pleasure in
thus publicly prOclaiming this tact, and call.
ing tho attention of thnse afflicted with tho
diseases for which they are recommended
tn these Bitters, knowing from experience
that my recommendation VIII b. sustaiucd.-
| do this more chceriuly rs Houhtnd's Bit.
ters is intended to bcueht The afflicted, and s
mot a rum drink"
Yours truly, LEVI q. BECK.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-01-06

The Provost Marshal General has
issued a circular, stating that no
recruits will be received tor any other
arm of the service than infantry.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-01-06
]. J.NEwToN BROWN, PnILApA.
From the Rev. Jos. II. Kennard, Pastor of tn

From the Rev. Jos. II. kennard, Pastor of the
IL h Baptist Church.
Dr. Jack kson:-Dear Sir: have been ire
quently requested to connect my name witt
cummcudalIOnS ot different kinds OF meli'
cines but regarding the pratce as out oi IN,
appropriate 81 here. ! have IN all cases lie
ciined but with clear proof in various in
stances, aud pal ticularlj IN my family. of the
usefulness of Dr. Houhdnds' S German Bitters
depart Tor once from my usual course, t.
express my luli conviction that, for genera
debility Of the system and especially i1i
Liver Complaint, It is Il safe and valuable
preparati on. In some cases IT may tail: bu
usually. doubt not, II will be very bone ilca
to those who suffer from the above caLse.
...I IL Ill.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-01-06

See advertisement of Land for Sale,
by G. De Lana, in another column
1t Is q valuable tract and will be sold
at q bargain.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-01-06
Yours, very respectfully,
n X ENN ann
j, IT, MEN Y MD,
Eirhih below Coates Street, PhIlA.

From Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastor ol Bap
tit Church, GermantOw n. Penn.
DIR. G.. NJ. Jackson;-Dear Slr;-Personal
experience enables me 10 say that regard
the German Bitters prepared by you As a
most excellent medicine. In cases OF severe
cold and general debility have been greatly
benefited by the use of The Bitters, and doubt
not they will pro luce similar ELECTS on 9TH
ers
Ypurs truly.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-01-06

Congress adjourned for the holi-
days. and as many Of its members
have not yet had their "play out"
nothing has been done.
Governor Brough's Message came
to hand too late for insertion this
week. 1t is Of great length, and
pronounced by those posted to be Q
very able State paper.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-01-06
Tours, Truly,
WARREN RANDOLPH,
From Rev. J. II. Turner, paster of Hoddin!

From Rev J. II. Turner, Faster Of Hedding
NJ. y. Church, Philadt.
DR.. Jackson; Dear Sir Having used your
German Bitles in my family frequently am
prepared 10 say that 1t has been OF great ser
vice. believe that in most cases OF general
debility ot the system it is the safest and most
valuable lemrdy of which have any know
edge. Yours, respectfully;
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-01-06


es Of music, the latter at 80 each -
Advertisements Of the Church Intel
ligencer, devoted to the interests of
the Z. +. Church in the Confederate
States, published weekly at Charlotte,
" G., at S20 a year, and Of the Cath
Ollie Paciicator, started at Augusta,
Ga, on the lst October last Tho
prospectus of the latter paper is quite
lengthy. 1t promises that the paper
shall he ''emincntly Southern and Re,
lpublican;" will argue that slavery is
not prohibited by the law Of nations
or the law of Christi and that sin is
the cause of the war. Its news col.
umns will be principally devoted to
Catholic intelligence from all parts
of the world. 1t is five dollars cheap
or than its cotemporary at Charlotte,
being only SIS year. A special
notice from the Maryor OF Savannah,
dated December 9th, says: "There is
the most urgent necessity for men
and axes to finish certain points OF
defense. In compliance with Il re
quest from headquarters. l call up,
on every family to send a ser
want with an az to the Oglethorpe
Barracks at nine o'clock this morning
Each negro will be returned with his
/, AK at night. Each negro must be
Supplied with rations for each day
Grave digging seems to be one of tn,
things the price OF which has not al
vanccd in Savannah. The keeper o
. Laurel Grove Cemetery advertise'
that, In compliance with the ordinanc,
of the City Council, his terms for al
ordinary grave will be five dollars, o
eight dollars for a brick vault, an,
tor children under twelve half thu
, above rates.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-02-11
hSy- The oil .speculatorsI work the

R&r The oil speculators work their
cards as follows: 4 specnlato< looks ss
a iaEm-ssiH 10 an andsyelopsd. condition
as to oil-asks the unsuspecting owner
what is his price, fnds shas it is about
six tunes the price of farming lands in
districts similarly situated for marketing
purposes pays the farmer $50 or 800
for the privilege of refusing the property
within fifteen days; suns it, meanwhile,
into the oil-stoek market, aud endeavors
to double the real oEper's price on IL
before the 6fts n days hare expired.
This operation, then, is repeated sgaiA
aud again. on purely speculative basis,
until proha bly, the one hundred acre LOT
comes to figure in the market for 500 900.
RI. Y. Times.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-02-11

TIE BEST PRILosorHY.--ro act With
conn sense, according to the moment.
is the best wisdom / know assd the phil
OsOphy, to do ones duties, take the world
as it comes, submit respectfully to, ones
lot, bless the goodness that has given MS
so much happiness With it, whatever it 10,
and despiss aaeetatiOu. ,r ~
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-02-11

Gent gives lady his ssat IN n
crowded ear In tew minutes says To
lady, Did you Speak!" Startled lady
says, i" No?" Gent says Excuse me
Thought you said 'thsnkee'"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-02-11

One hundred and Ave toEpsdoea have
been taken out of Roanoke river. Shock
ing place, --. ,1s~s. aes@-* asT
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-02-11

WHEY sHf WHY, SAE WTLL.-The
rrincess Nary ofGAmbEid e wa soaght
IN wsdaock by a peer oftha rcalm.s The
Queens ooasenA Was nseessafYsHud this
the Queen refused. The English Cksrch-
man says; However. consent or no, in
the presence Of God. and with the blese-
ings ofthe church, the Princes Mary, az
We bear, has asserted her ewn rights, and
the marriage has taken plaes," So
much for trying to regulsss y young dam
sells affections By an act Of Parliament,
and te pat h4r hesst at the mercy Of q
crowned dowageFs Love laaghs at uuress.
oaybIe reasons Of State" and the
xpanky PriBeeSs has refused TO be kept
for Saxe-cobarg mate, who woald mot
be her peer.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-02-11

THE, CHICAGO CossFIRAcT--AS wS
have slrsady stassd, tho trial cfs what
are known as the ehieagV censPirasFs i"
aow going On before : military Coort 1t
Cincinnati The truth Of n coaspiracy
to release the rehel prisoners a Camp
Douglas and to plpadeF Chicago, is
prosed, l. also is in proof that plots
vera hatehed ta burn Buffalo and OthsE
l,ske cities, e-s ~ .s..-. ia.
These sshepscs were eoneccssd in
Chiesgo during tAa sitting Ofths National
Dsmocraslo ConEentian, at sEhieh time
!aa4ius pobek,s apds sympathixers and
prominent Democrats put their heads
tegsthepaad contested the plots.-Er.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-02-11

sssssslsra - - asny.
ssSasssasssa assuss q sAea islehmon& HensinsI
ssxxL Anqr T4xAT1os.

VIII you pablSaa thrsHgh yonT eoaunana
saiss Eaii exaxwasAuMs aAsaaSshnma
wiaesF shargvy cnsmss spuassRsp enr cORR-
try-msa THAR gresianeas VII h& redress.
cd bploug . the elass cf Niasws who
hare inysased shsir 1if Sfsy In
saocks before Vhe va. My fnsoS68i ia sss
thaasaa s@a KuaaFSa a@F sixsy-ssrr
dollars, my fax~is one th0uand three
lkunarsa ard lsixtyaEsar dollars z AN cid !
'todig raeaHak ! % beg am aahazod;
vet / mass live ont ny allotted dAys l
has Q TO Board 1t enormous prics, musA
be ciothsd and With whatf win eaF
lessislssoTs wiSs make eur, hps depiving
asOf svsrs msans .ofs subSistenes, zee
EiG snd - EatR themselves a8ditieaal
PSF, ssalirhssn ns upon this vital. sub-
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= @>@. = '*s-z Sc *.>'a ! 4 Wfpow,
0@ THAT rathtr bxsts Northern taxa
- ks=.-~-@$s .. EssEE g. ss~scE %%-E3
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-02-11

ST.. Louis; Jaa. 3-The famous Cali
furaia xnd &esata.saek oil aoaT changed
hands % sin@ At pubic aaCtIOn gsster.
das, rsaLxipg nsaaiy $4,000 Tor the qare-
&c Of the Sohlisr=a afssphaas' Aotas, The
sale win be eontinues today, after which
the sack wsa be sent"so New York
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-02-11

Harrisburg, sh,s.-Both Houses of
the Lsgislaars 70 day adopted the bill
ratifyinv ths ennsasatiaaal amendment
aholishiag slavery. =. ..ay
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=. Julssburg Feb M-Town utterly
destroyed, barasd dp-*frsd cas by the
. .lnhaas to-day. They. subSeqa' ntly
demolished the telegraph lihe, .-.,
Fart suppsssd to be Ia cur possession
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3 Ars @aibinatOn uaS llrlgsgfae 5slIsSe
ttOlsl mic @nSetgenl 6artb ben MoeHteH Sr1t. 5.

.NiS @aIbinatOH unn IInlgegenb beIiebe
man Tettelnngen fir ben ..Wsfer"' SnbitrIYS=
ttOIelI ME Mn3etgenl 0rIrtb ben WoeHten SriL s..
0. yde0felOt, 420 E Str, 5Il MAIDEN
Der 4. Suit tn Waibtn9t0n
Die s~etrtsen MOrsenblatter parer NIT
!an9en Sel6retbunsen Der 4. Stltteter Sc
fIlt, Del6e aetsen, paB man aud bier ote
8ebeutun9 bes 9ages gu ritrot9en mlBte
Mno tbr &ednung trug. 8el0nperS a11Sfubr=
ltd mar bic S6ilOerung Der Setter, ipelGe Die
Jte9er DeranItalteten, aus Dem SertGt peS
.@6rUnicle" gebt berppr, Dap le mebrere pro-
mtnente DISQUALIFICATION etn9elapen batten,
BON penem aber @rdipent Sp9n1on, S. Sprneb
BON p6ilapelpbta unp Sen. Srempnt able6n=
ten. = Die Oeutl6en bltebeu natirli6 ntGt
3uriid unp fetertet paS Natipnalfelt an tbren
perlAiepenen Ger9nigun9s<plab in Der
grOBten 6armCnte unb tpte niGt onper5 au
%ertparten, 9G6it gemutbli6, Mprppps! gSer
pom lnlern 6 lern etnen 9emitblt&en Mbeno-
erleben nil, Der beIu6e naGIten Mpntae bos
oeut14 S6eater, Die Gprltelln9 wtrD amt
laut ietn, melt anil lanter, ais bic 9rpBe Sra
9Eote, wel6e bette bier int NrIenalbpfe
or elswhere anf9efabrt miro, mo Sier nit beS
Sellers GD4ter cppultrt merpen.
Selbf M orb. = Spr9eItern erlApB
lt9 Corporal George Site BON gpmp. 6, 4,
Ne9tment, 9ancpd'S GOrps, I'M Eager letnes
8egtmenta. Nfan slaubt, DAP Der Marn an
0etlteSI tUrun9 lit.
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Snnoes9auptHaOt.

Wa9tn9tDn, 6. Sult. !6eute Ntpr=
gent be9ab li6 @en. Sancpd na6 benz NrIe=
nal unp iiberretGte DEM Gen. 9artranft Die
3ppesurtbeile peS 8erl6wprenen, porau beipe
Sfi5iere f6 na6 pen 3elem Oerfiisten unO le
bent Oelinquenten SUrlal en. @apne mar siem=
li@ 9efaBt, @serott l6ten 9leidsiltig, bod
9arplp unD @r5. Surratt purOen pom
Sdrede1 gang iberpalttg. Die Grecutipu
fi1pet I'M 5pfe pe5 &rienals ltatt, ,tnp pb9leid
Die 9inri@tuus Dfentlif, 1T, treroeu bod nun
&e1i9e @ialaBfarten erbalteu, pa Der &aum
lebr bel6ranft 1T.
: Nlan bGrt, Dap am II. y. &C., nod e1e
bic Nahrt6t BON @ufbebuns Der 8lofape mad
@urppa 9elan9t mar, pn3 &Gni9rei6 Spanien
ben 9tebedem Die anertennuns ais frisafib-
re1pe Ntaht ent3p9.
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Nnu Tnrt Mnurnr.

Sort Mpnrpe, 5. Suli. Das Gerrs=
boot ngleipton" ipurpe 9eltern nit elmer farbiz
9en GrcuripnS=pa rtte na6 Smitbfelo erpe=
Dirt nro Inc Mtlitarpafe mitsel6idt. Dos
Jte6t SIT lanoea, p,rce BON einigen 8etpotz
rern Der Na6barlAaft betritten, ,paS einen
Strett SeranlaBte, gu pelien S9li6tun9 Die
5ilfe Der Nnde erbetet rerben muBte. Gin
Splpat, NamenS Subn GRAY BON Gump. s,
pnrpe our6 ben Ser9eanten Der Gunp. s
eel9olen, NEIL CT Der Srpre niGt 6rlee fei-
ltete unp Elm Sir9er opn Smtt6ielp erbieli
einen Sabel6ieb lpater ipurpe Die Orbnuno
wteper hergeltetlt.
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sscitere sead,rtd,teu a,,s gserico.

New Yprf, 6. Stunt. Die Dampfer
,2ibertY" rtp vNfprrp Cattle" bic epraetern
unp 0eltern aus Savanna bier etnqetrpfen
babelt tcuerc Seridtc Ypt Savanna ilber=
bra6t.
Sn NfCrelta b~ereitete mani IiG III einem
@n9rif Dor. Sin acknowledgements mar auf-
gelGlt unp leine Bafen an bic 8ebGrben az
ritG9etellt wcroen. &e9uleS, Solasar uni
Mrteaga ipare1 nod int Iacambura. Nrnpo
befanp lid in 9%upnanptnp, erbpb bort Nnlet=
ben 1np Steuern un0 retratirte Irllppen.
Die G~ltafstte lprt6t lire Germunperuno
iter Die G%ttirafnu19 Der upatriotilhen Ser
tbetoi9er Der Srpmun9" in Mtpretia aus. Die
WfaBnab1te tpirft allerDings Elm et9enthimlt=
DIES Gtdt duf hen mirfli6et 33utano Der
@plfsfimmun9.
Die unterbanplun9en beS papltltGen Stunt
thus linp Ser9ebli6 9ewel EN- ; er lit mad Gu>
rppa suri1d9efebrt, pbglei6 ppr9eeebe1 miro,
Dap ct naG Guatemala eeretlt lei. sSeppd
glaubte Nie1tanp poran,
Nu6 Nfnsatlan lit bic 9laArtdt eiuaetrcf=
fen, paB Die fran3Gf1fen 9ruppen, wel6e
Nfitte Stunt bort eingctrpfen waren, mieper
aufgebrpden linp unD li6 na6 @uaemas BE-
9eben 6abeu. llnsefabr 1000 Mann botten
lt9 IN Der lebten @pGe na& Scupra eunoe=
1hift, 10 baB Die &aiierltden nit Der @crueb=
rurs ibrer Streitmadt Die Sfenlipe ereretfeu
uno bic Staot 9ermplilc, pbne pirtlei6t einen
S6uB absufeuern, beieben mtrb.
IS beiBt, pab paS lcbte Contingent sitter
retehtlfer Grappen, pas t6, 5000 81. tart
jebt arterre9s aus Gurppa beiinret, in Maz
tantpraS lanoen miro. Gpn lebterem Srtl
mar eih GrltppenrUrp5 nit 6 &ancnen in
@erbinpnng NIT etaigen fran3Gfl6en Srup=
pen 9egen WontereY opr9erudt.
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ssed,feI in NNiitGr. q Ommonbus.

Gincinnatt, 6. Suli. @eneraltmaio
Orb iibernatm be,tte bae Commando peS
nSrpl. Niilttar=O DEPARTMENTS rnb rtrp leir
t6anptquartter III Detroit nebmen.
0%Gneralmaior !Sppter miro lit eint9en 81
gen nah Nem=9jprt abretien. um Sen. 6if5
abstlGi en.
.3pet Splpaten wuroen 9citern nabe Snpiaz
uapplis itberfabren rnD 9etTptet.
6enrY 0inter Davis lpra6 liN 1T leiner
Nepc AM 4. Suit int Chicago Nurt III @un=
fen beS Ne9erl timmredts unp ber Mpnrpe=
Opftrtne aus.
Nm 4. Suit erplpbirte eine locomotive bel
Gentralta, ST., lppourh Der Sneenteur unb
6etser oetGDtet murben.
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s5anest -, G:0rsn ses Ger sher,nau.

Gputsetue, 5. Sult, Gin sroearti=
9eS 8antet tpuroe am Mcnta9 Nbenp bem
Sen. sherman gu Gtren 9e9ebem. General
SGermtan btelt cine ieiner 6aratterilnen Nn=
lprad}en an bic Ser ammlun9.
Der 4. Suit wurpe %an9eme0en sefetert.
Or, Gilbert, Gpl. MtunpaY unp Sen, BrtS=
BIN bielten 9tepen sl @uniten Der Gman3ipa=
tpnszNmenbement5 rmp lebterer bcfiiripprtete
ba8 Neeerltimmredt,
Die 5enneIee<@rmee pirp lpfcrt aus9e~
mrtItert iperDen.
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Illus benz 9ahz @efaen.

Nem Orleans, 3, Suit. Morsen
miro bter cine ppppelte Setter ltuttf npen. Sn
Dem erten Committee linp gu Dtele 8ebellcn.
g8m, gteep Mtles ~iptrp piele Geriammlun9
aore1iren ipabrenO @et. 8ant gu Der Sppc-
itic1Speriammlun9 lpredym wtrb,
Die ,,Etme8" bat Nadrift, DAP Der 3betl
pes @berpfec StammeS, melGer 3u ben 8ebel=
len bielt, ant SerIun9em 1T. Sen. Stanlep
an Die Geraner l1nterl tabuneen.
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NptI Sort laramie.

Sort laramie, 6. Suit. gine @b=
t~beilu1s opmt 2. Mi6purt lei6ten artiIerie
Gegime,t unp bas II. Ntl. Gas. gest. pat
ltrten 6eute pur4 Columbus, 9lebrasfa, arrf
DEM @e9e no6 DEM @ulperF uB=9anpe, INN
ge9en Die feinpIt6en Snptoner mad Sort Co.
rdrnte at steben.
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gum Spede Der GrrtG.nu9 et NftIen Brauerei IN Canton.
tera neGen ArGentaaie ~gfeenISer, werben f@ttftIt6e SIN
esbDte
fur bic NuSsrabxne Der &eNer,
y Carpenters rbeiten, -faf y
l Nitltcn Sadfstne, p
bic WioIrer. Mrbeiten,
=. etne Danpfndf1ine tn 16 pferbefrait
y Sret DlmpfftTeI pom 80 pertetreft, 0
y 3wst srp6e f%upferne Rffel, al
n 1900 4 rnb q 8terfGfer,
= 5pe AfatGhbrt,t6e, 24O Barrel tdltent,
y 10000 Barrel erO6e Gterfa1Ier,
2400 Barrel @1Grunesfufen,
y 5rts 2pdnntse une etnsn lfp1nnteen 8terra9en
in ttr Office Der Baltimore GOuntu 8rewtne Go. So. l8
Htrrth Str, bs gum 10. SUIT son 8 lbr Wfrr9ens bis l llGr
Ndamtttass e~ntee8en aenptnen Mrb tGnnen baklbf aud
Bite !Hsthnrngen Hab 8sbinauneen einee feben nerhen.
ull-l0) Spfepb Ruppert, prGE
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Samfem'8 S5DtcIr
Oiffrf0 e &rD-
@a1binatDm SurnboQe,

Gde Il Str. un0 Wiotn Npe.
Die NIT Der SaIe tn @erbineans ftebeabe Ser liefer. bat
8efe aus Rude unb Reqer.
gu frennbIthern 8eiuGe 1obst ein
(9oe3 ~ Ser urmbPrei m.
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0erFduf
Don Characterization Bel WuftiUn.


@nfbtngtDn, 3 Sutt 1865.
9ierrttt made Id nheinen ~serebrten Treunten umb pefGnn=
ten bic mid rart erf9Itternte Mittbetluns, tB meine &c
ttebte 5raI 3 enrtette ON ". STUNT mad nar ~15tiaieer
Srdntbett IN rem Armen threr @ltern in 9~G6ertprn, tei Re,
ren tie sunt Seiuh mar, fanft in teu Serrn ent 6fafen 1T.
SD bite UNI file EtetInabme in metnem ereh3enl1lsn
S6merae. @buurb 8pt1t
,ttrpfr) netft &inter.
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EMM Softer! Softer!
MSaENNSM 6. Qicu. IS %. 8rdut
3iOn S 8raitl,

70. 2s2 %. @ratt CTR,
i n~Sr'snssn 0Sn SOlern, Garpet. Bags unb gsIIfes, aeiseu
Am a5rhI naC = nno lem 9ubIifunn ereetenf an, 6as lie efnp
uuS EinSSsssr 1aSnabl s0n Cb'een @rttfeln an Sdnb baben
Ssr GtsSE esFra4en. rte iretnb sin dabetes @tfbdft tn
80 (SOintI)
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NH8et0t+
Die untetssiHnsteu, welde els gerpafter btr fssenannten
QDHteteePerS M~utuaI &pn( Gpmpanb
SSsnannt rur6en, maiden tternit %tefannt, taB &c f,tneries
SsrbtneIne NIT, Cesr Sntereffe in tsfaeter
9btItp Sc. Snpwbeu.
g5lG. - 5f9a& Dtftnfpn.
,an .a,-. Mnbren S. @eDrge.
NAUl g erre { vi. WnTeIL
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S5OQ. NGrinoe, do5Tcn 0mmentbaler
&c1psi$erfGfe. @arDeneu, GnrDineS,
Icrte dne Mrten 6eutf5e unb fEGn3Sff6e Srrtutte
pffertren Az bsn btntehen preifen
Esai2E Gtebert& g en- Nte
(hiu20-sh 21S ". @ayRr.
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Anbr !, SUHnfpn,
:

Desbalb werpea Sic bterDur6 anse=
tptel ett, Die Sprltebe,Oen l1rtbei!e in ben 6au(en
BON David 6. !6arolp, 0eurs u. Nberutt, Sc
mis- paDne nnb Miarp s. Surratt in ueberz
eihitimmun9 NIT Der Srbre pes Nralipenteu
SIT erec1tiren.
9uf Sefebl pes 9rdioenten Der Ser. Ct.
s. o. SpwmIenb,
81. 81. Is.
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MT7 &%eitauratiOn, 8eiu- uno Bier Salon
8SS%k Srn
Essss SbarleS Sducr,

@de ten Gaa urb 9arrtlonfr.
G~aEttmere,
Ole bsRen eiquprs. resue SDetne unb rim rtf@erbss
2neerbter Gnten ntetne Safe i~eberaeit. -
~ Retienre Fnbeu CUTE Iutnabnte rnt ~freRneIt6e gebte.
fune. t23iun3IGN
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unp Mabens Der Urafbent Der Ser. ct,
bic pOrltebenpen ltrtbeae in fOl9enber Srprs
beltattet bat
Grecrtip Biireau, S. Suli 1866.
Die Sorlt ebenpen ~Grtenntnt6e in Soden
pes Oaptp 6, 6arolp, g. q. Mberctt. Qcuis
DaYne unp Narie 6. @urrat tperben betqtiot
uab es 1T perflst, bob Die GrtenntntGe in
Safen peS Oaptb 6. 6arplb, g. 81. Nterott.
2Outs Dapne unD Marte 6. Surrat Son ben
8ultarbtgen MtlttdrbebSrpem unter Der Ot~
reftiOn pes &riessitfretarS splsceen tperben
lclen AM l~iabenten Sage be5 Suit 1866 anti
lden III ubr Nor9ens uno 2 ubr Na6m.
bei.lbm 9a9eS,
IS ipirp ferner beUrpert, paB bic @efanae<
men Sam. Mrnplo, Samuel q. Mupb, 81
tparo Span9ler Ano Ntt6. S'9auebltn nab
reno Der Dertcbe, welGs ibren reIp. urtbetlen
bsi9efust IL, in Der @GnttentiarY gu Mbans,
Nerp yOrf, bet barter Nrbeit inboftirt werpen
ipllen,
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G1nnerhunNs.0ln,r

WY ~NKInNINe
SIN SoIee etnes Srn Rem S6naerbunb IN Nem McrF s,,On.
Iauienen Stretbens miro ,er Seabirieens SER Wour an.
Srettas. ttn 2. Sult bier IN GaItimare ~eintreffen ume rsnfeI'
tNneeS c%srneEunen. "sN'
Gs UsreeH saber que @untesmttslteter oufeefcrterk, am
DenneEra9 o Suit, @ttnSs 8 utr m @ereinsIctaIe Az er~
trtfen. x - '"' W. o"
q @sSM >,.e@ ,ssSs Saba Sc n NJ { e., graf.
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@ta6tz& omlniffdr8 sire

a.. Baltimore, z. Suit 1886.
az yea@ nuee etne fSrtftlt&e Npplttattcn etboIten. bs1aots
Rtnnfetnsn gu ~berfften. " ~ u"
Wa9rt&t mtre OeBbGtb eeeeben aGeu, he co crosbt. Ace
er am Brettn9. ZEN IA. be. 10 ltr WtpreenS bic GoIr IN ssfss
ner @mtsaubs tn Seratbaus 5ttten unb Gter bteIes @e(u6
entfHeiten ptrb, "T
(fr1gDl 1 SOB Smttb, GIsry.
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IN SrOfeS Nic Yftc
- oeranfattet SUn Der
Co. MaDlnno Iurns 2ilIrciatipn,
gum 8effn res
Gational 9incDln Wpnument8,

NutN UlUTt . SNNINI UEI0tr avg
DieieS erose 5et, 6eTen @rtrlG sum 8aue eines Ruttprol
merfen fra, itrbst am YlOntas, ben 10. Suit, an pbtgem plat
natt. va eielsr 3wsd Elm 70 eeler III, IL errertsn MIR bas
N@ Iniere Trennee unb Simmer, }orte tas eanSe bentlde
BEN. Capt WOnotbs y3uifcOrrs ptrb RE GauBluRtgen NIT
ben neuefen 3dn3en tn gecesune ertalten. Btlete FIR Or
pd9fene gu rs Cts. (Htnter uuter IL Satren limb fretl Hnb
BET benz @Onttte nnb an, gtnsdnee bs J~etpiases Su BADEN.
Da sSef= Gpmtte
4usut 9erp, Berfser; 5etnr. Giaentrca, Scbn Sdetps,
Srbn NaGts, GeO. Woplpb, Gbas 8lte, Sefnr. Stebert,
ScD. ppuerir.
(%Eap-ufc) Sptann sd mt6t, Gefr.
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JIeue Nnapi1eu.

PantratiuS &o6eImonn ana @orhoro
ben. So ~ I%ttiH'% pSi umS Su meIs
(fr1@) .o& 81 90 MPrenSL
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3. Qewts - G.

8efultat:-Der Specification 1d,ulotq,
aussenpmmet NIT So. Spansler cpmbinirt,
cOaf6pertrt unb peri6wpren gene en su ieim,
bteler SpectTcatipn nt4t idulpig,
urtbetl:-lnO Die @pmmt0ipn Serur=
tbeilt Jpn, ben 9enannten 2e1pts 0aYne, am
6alie auf9ebdn9t gu merpet, bis er tppt 1T,
gu iol@er 3eit unp an lol6em Orte, pie ber
praiipeat Der Ser. ct, beltimmen mtrb. 3wei
Drittel Der Mtt9(teper Der GOmmtlipn baben
e%tnlttmmt9 10 %erfdnnt.
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@6tff8na6rt6t, - Die 8renter
8arte Gutenberg" III NIT @intpanpereu
~uuterpesS, mad bielf9em 9afen belttmat.