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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-09

9tefen 10 Denig ent'prad. Die S6ilperunz
gen, tpel4e Sie mir 10 oft bon 9rtbur ents
tparfen, BON benz blcnoen, Itilleu, trGumerilGen
tpei4en &naben BON ebeben, BON benz treu.
ber5isen beIdeibenen @eIen @rtburS, babe ids
in benl lieutenant nid)t ipieoer 5u erfenuelt
rermodt, Der ein iebr e6renbufter Wtann Iein
mag, aber ettpas 70 falt Serltancises, Ser,s
toles unb uusseiproden @sOifiideS bat, ba6
es ale meiue Sbeale 5eritSrte, tpie SpdtfrSIte
Die 8liitbenfno8pen elmer 3arten YHan5e.
llno selteben Sie es MN ielbit Ser5en8talte
den AUDI S9re Grwartungen BON Dem gteffeu
lIno ni9t burd bic perlSnlide GrI6eiuung
res Serrn 2ieuteuantS gang erfiilt nor
ben q?
I'm ebrlid ln,o OIIeu 5u ieiu, meue Iiete
Wt1lwine, mu6 id, pieIe Srase heja9er., erz
miberte 3aute Seeb1gen S5un erlten Nusen.
blide Der 8esesuuug, III Der 5reube pe5 Wie=
berieben8 enpfano td a(ler6tnsS feline GntD
tauldung ALIEN beute 9ta6t pie i'd 10
i6luntmcrlOS ba lag rtno MtuBe senus bate,
um bic neugetponnenen @inpriide ron glrtb3r
nit ben alien @rinnerunsen an ben &na6en
su per9lei@er, ber einlt unler 9lller 2ieblins
setpelen mar, bu fonute i'd ni9t lmbit, mir
6n 9elteben, baB i4 mir ben Sun9en bod gan;
onoers pcrBeItellt bate, ol8 bic @irtli6teit
ibn altStpies. Nus benz ppetii6en, ltillen
uno oU6 entbuiialtiIden 4naben lit Elm MIDI
terner 8erItanbe8menld, 9epprben, mo in be,
3loen oeS Wanne8 lud,e id, reraebenS bic
blrnpen 2cden, Die srO6en, balb ltnnisen, bulo
Experimentation Nugen be8 Gnaben, Die ldlanfc
feline 0eltalt, ben betalmten Slang Der Stiue
me tOiebrr. gh mein &inb boS Nlter uno
Die 2eber8erfabritugen MAIDEN ms gar oteles
I'M 2eben tlar, a6cr iptr lperpen bur6 iolds
erfabrun9SmdRtse Bei8beit ridt INNER fill.
ger - e8 lit, ais fielen unS nit ben S6upper
Der SduI6ung au9 mauhe freunolide 3rdus
me, nlander 16Sne teslifenbe 8abn BON Der
Iusen.
Die quite Sonte rerlant in elm lan0e8 se.
odntencDlle8 Sinnen, tpel6eS Wtalpine MD
ftSren pollte, penn lie iiir6tete Iebr, oaB be,
tpettere 8erlouf Der nnterrebun1 lte untpiN
titrli9 in bic unansenebme Nctbpenbiafet
perleben piirbe, oas @inperitdnbniB Der beiper
8erIpbten gu perrat6en. Grlt bic 9lidte j,
be8 @asen8 Der Tante bon Der gilen6abr
uno nas Gintreffen Der 8riefmappe unterbt1d
bic geoanfenpoIIe BauIe Gs mar Wtalpi.
mems Pfli4t bic Wappe 5u Offnen unp Der
Iante bic 3eitumgen rOr3uleleu, unb be ein'
seSanSenem 8riefe upr5uleSeu, unb na6bem
iie ben Sn9alt Der Mappe 9emultert mO teis
nen fir li4 ielber 9efunpen bate nabm lie
Die i0uitrirten 3eitun9en unb ionlttsen 3 it,
i6riften 81 ii9 ANS 8enter uno rurdflca
oiee, tpabreno Die 9ante li4 in Die fur lit
beitimnten 8riefe perticfte. .-
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-09
OaS weltberiibmte tpirtli9 dGte
DR.. Whites Augenwasser

bon TrdnsOtt Gbrbarbt In Gltenfelb In E8arinsea,
1T etem @ti&dftsmdnne @rIebrten Htdmten cnp
tprten 9inaler ual aud fc&en wel&e neI BET 9tHt une
ftntn Nrbeen befGdetn hrnsenb u empfeblen nttn ts
bel frdnien Mueen bic Gshra sdlt weAer tsrelt er'
bit FART unb Der &rbitRten i8uSt. .,-ys =.
Gautnte Don COB erbetnbe Drtttn unb @tteen aus a.
len Geaenben btr slt preGen hber ben auberrrtnti&
aIidli&en gtfcte. BIdcpn rs eta. "a htttben but6
800 SuIims 0ieneIt, Dentih
Mlerdntsia, @d,
@eneraI.Geent fir eanS @ntertd.
SIN Baltimore Az baben bet o. $ enni tGuIen H. Hn@
9anbluns 2sH 3D. Tratrr t0Ds tn ben
Mpotbeien. tncnZy-omsu
Souptaaentur fat ben ptfrIt Gulnmbid BET ta 8.
Gbrfftfan s02 Ste Ctr. nnb 3F1 ~ennfelSnnta &pe'
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E1 l1nS.ren greunbeu uns Getanntsn. isr:s sss Ta-
blliuza la Ausemesnsn er,aubea nte rrs ptstnt
Ste Mn.eiae ~ aAsu bak tr ua.ss Segtssc Datum st
QDeitt, uno Qiaurr.GeIcaaTt,
terbunbtn Mis biutS4en fr1u;SFtAea Hna tiassimtSs
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untst cStaer t:s stabitr taten rttprt@en eer3e
bic rttnfe uub busae Bebterwns.
Baltimore. ben q. WGra 1864.
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H@ Office: 90. 7 @ab.GrebertdFr.,
Feben Ebarsn BON 8alttmcreltr., 6itlt@e 5ette
bic E5tueer, bindilf.
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bsn raOurttr zines Der ren meesini6en @ouestn het
gtr 6aattn, te ben eFost Ste etnes 3ebeHs tn ben
Staen 1sttrad bat etntse ber want baen SelIunseu
rouenbet orn te tte @ei6i&te eer Neetin wes. ln
iaSse 9etstnb bic an>Orenlaulen Nero6t unb auetr'n
Rranftetten litten plt y. AUDI bic BET plOsttn @e
rdu&en gu etr r3refen f III ct trr0tten bet strtustn
klttasteten II. !. No. Wureen auesnbltdtb eebetlt.
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8eb>:,cr 5srauf ,, iten
stHaOt psrtsa ais IA uei 3tpsunssuntistet S&,o&4s
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anb 8!as, SGaener9isBan9ev SpIdt Ter ytrpea, IRA
een&pdte WatttSet Nletsreeibtasenbei., WerRdnbeS'
l6wdte 9er5tepen SdHte ternbttt 2ttterm Aastn &wd&e
ber 9nse ees Rdseus, eer Gielee.ttt unb autr ensr
eteI be BON asrtlien aeetweu @nbpFe Ter Susens
gefs tbrsn Spern seibrlt6sr limb ais tes Girensn sc:
fang ben Geabr!en se5 l5es, kerribren uNS Ntt
tett8 sebetl peretn ibre eauyenbteu einunatu cern
te @Ed6e her GCnRttutton te+ucrbirsen Die Gbe uns
mSat n'osa nas Iultst cen Eesse' anS @an ,sraSrsn
Sur e Ntt, nsr,
terbers pee t;e Cper tents se6enen aaA.rs atsrbeR
fnb bas itrIi 10 piee EaunDe In etn su iratts 0rGl
rtBt metde eu sore trtdbentn 2alerte nb entwideten
0ranestraite init bem GGnfr Der erti!Iamiet ben ST.
nat bsrt une Ger Gter beSdusernee Cone enuGs ba6sn
pSrsen mtasn lb nit rpilem 0ertrausn na9en,
9 b ir.lta te Deripneff,
sttr Se&e. peltt d gu etrtetrss9tn btaS16seu unk M
fno, eaten uEce1auslt6 Or. ctnfpn su Wattt jteteu
NQt 5tasrntie segen cite "be pbeiGe cher stfse 3es-
Hi Srsd sdf nv a Ssrsen MI asa ass s'
Derientst, wt!Her ttr Bebdubnn5 unh SlrUr6e bon
Dr. SObnitOa ntsrstebt fam bm als snem Gtrennanne
rbne Surt I GnucrraIen unh tEotriit auf etne 6ttA
I!dbt @ehstdtett rsrlaiItn.
Orsantiehe S6mG&t
wtrs anvsr,usip sbtt unb bic bod. srat tessr ttrse
eut Dteies ;rtbare Qeten toeIdes has Qeben eenb uni
bic Gle unb Gd6rmmenld,at unmSstt3 maht III oft tai
9crS Derer bic ibren 2eilenGafttn unbeouutn r0bnen
urse 0elte fro 3a let im usi9wetfrngen gtnest mtt
le terta 5plstn Mot seaw tennen. otsltf at aud bur
Strtfaren NeSeri9lasen t SGrn Stttn uab anbtre r.
laden eneten tes 70 u Re bod metRtntttIs clue grls.
bes Mtstraudts Fer eeelen Orsane a9er aber wtu Il
lusnen ba te 9ra ber Greusuns eber Dentn UtrIS
stn nrh bic @ tstmlt@en GaRtrn eseeten, as Bon DeAeH
sie b. uetfe Fus-
w@ Offtet: NO. 7 Sab.GrebertdFr.
Fsben Ebaren BON 8alttmcreltr., 6iflt&e 9ettt
bie Stufeu btnauf,
Wtan merle lid Ndmen unt 6ausnumnier, tenn unwTtn4
he unb trserie 9tadndder turtrtetene unb gerienlr
NWadfalter S1uthtder, @tfettut6ier StrabtnreiniSt
nne 9atpenpuser II. 70. s9 restlmaBtse &erlt
unb lauern aneeIcsen Or. Ssbnen uf In Der Ndpt
RS. &ue B,ttfe mullen ttaen pof-Stamp enttalten.
9tne 5etiueg IN , Gaoea ;useHhest.
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&barle$ uns sSst4tam @"SpSrt'
0eid6FEs~A Anseige.

g. StnIt bateu IN ssO. "a seUrS 9OUareFr, aacs
Eaoe4ftFr .n sDbOieflGe unS GetatI Drug 0edft unh
Epptbss ef5nrt Ssrs g. SeIntOsr wrb eberst h Tr6-
sarasn son 3Re5tamnen anS YanItltMft becrstn wct'
asu mir Stt 5erren 4erte 5te bas yu6ttum tn
sDT t5Hi&f aIfmsrflam u1Aeu.
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Wetnea rertten SunStn sur sl1tri9t bat toy eaS dn'
bescnute Ct aurr- unb % tuee 9dft
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alien Stra tt bssst NIT unssfhwdd'tr SSnss
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-09

EaS feiaae ugtS ,cMenecfAe 4rmd,t,SrnitsSs Sister
unierer Se:t
9ie 6pnigbIums (Tho Honegsuokie
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-09

tes TUutc 8ttters, ptl&ss felt eass etnea pprtuG.i
Mi tn europa best unb in bte Hase fdnsa tn ebrau'
RSniot pber Gascnrtua.Snbe TN ese her DeatuaeE
Terst uut bat @ barlbe tn taen bsT 3shf
Aere uub 8erbatue tbr wettbScu stassst uu'
In Deuf&!ant nIS
: n 4 - 9lta GnitaaetrdnI unircsr AstE.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-09

: SfulImam'S SoDtel,
(srH5er Tsit8eII 9Ouis)


SstRe as umb G.sStr., gSafbingtcn, .. q.
.ineu frdberer @Gnnern fowe benz retfsESen pubIttrn
iSerboupt made t bic ereebene AnS tge tGF Id cbenat
nGnutes 6ct. tau lbsrn6mmea unb telbs dI tde BE e
aub Heauemae cls btutf6es6Cte etneerifttt babe.
S65ne eeraunise 8inD,er NIT Zen bfeR 8ettsn Derebe
etn ausseeinutter 9t prompte Defenunp eDe BITE be
aeM gsttdnte an Ter Bar mtrben hefs 5aIs eem 6ren
ben tu einem anseasbmsan Nufsattal mGGsn Sn Der nat
hem 6oteI strkunSened @eauratton Tam man bu eber
GGsessett nab tr Gatte fpttisn. SIN gDetpSmmer rt:~
seH pte rprIs6acr g6ttnelE hen 1ueer blsfsn prekL
set S&opp9n, fCrte bel Ger 5lafHe eertGrft ''.'-'
lin 4taeteten 3uip.u6 btttet r..
iDsIlS Govt 10. uiImann. Gtssntssmst.
G;;A Spiel &ufs, e
E!!L gds Der 10. uno GsStrabe, *
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N1siueu Hr.unku ura Dstannttn, lstrle te retfentt
Yuslitu tnstecnbste made Id btermi be ergebsnf @u.
ietse cas- t Dbees 6stet eeer nbsrnpmmeH uub Ia le
IelSen & tsl mie frIber tprtfuhre.
9ekit ttpe sts uhr, Ia Ga-te cen sauSen EnG
R4 Die Bar II NIT ssn ssasn 2Seiaen arb &tsGp-S ec
Ieten
(Dsi:saiI, ~ -. Enor Hue.
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ttrnbers elt t;e Cper entS ee6enen 2aerS stmsrbes
fnb has itli 10 pIele &auftnee In etn su rlttS 0rGi
rt6t, meide eud ;Dre trbabentn 2aleue unb enpdeen
@rfanbestrate init btm Gpunsr Der Dertamett ben ST.
bestrt uc Ter 2tr beGusernte ESne entlp6t ba6en
wSrsen mtasn ib nit cpuem @errauen naben,
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DIR. j ollllstoll.
8attimose sOd.9sipital.

ets '.nt' 3'r j: t. tpy'o sr 1n
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BUR ur,*gs at.rs Dr. Quad'aits,tt stablirt.
DIR ,i' i = p ~sr Y It, tuo liaers
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-01-19
Special Advantages OF this Loan

In sA NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK Offering N bipber
rate OF interest than any olhcr and THE BEST SECURITY
ANY savings bank which pays It's depositors IN U s
Notes. considers that u nAying.n the best circulating
medium OF the country, and II CANNOT in ANYTHING
better for its own sssess either government secu.
'es or IN notes or bonds payable IN government paper
Ills equally convenient a temporary or permansn
investment The notes can always, be sold for within
fraction o their fuce and accumulated interest, and are
the bes, security with banks eoateras for discounts
Convertible into n six ne Gent.
S-oO Gold Bond.
III addition to the verysera interest on the no,es for
h'ee years, lhs privilege OF conversion is now worth
apou' 'res per cent, per annum the current rate for
o-2o bonds s not less than nine per cent premium and
before The war the premium six per cent u stocks
~as over twenty per Il will be seen that the ne
u" profit on this loan, AT The present as, rate is not
less than ten per cent per Rnnum.
Its Exeinption rom state o.
hknnfeip Taxation.
Butssde from all the Advantages we have enumerated
special ao' OF Congress ALL BONDS AND TnrAs
uRr MOTIFS LOCAL rAxAlIos On the average. mi,
exemption is worth about two per cent per annun sc
cofding 10 the rate " taxation IN various lpsr,s o5 the
country
Il 10 believed that s-eusisies oa.r 90 great induce
monl' 10 lenders as those issued by the government In
all other forms OF Indebtedness the faith or ability Of
private parties or stock companies or separate eommu
mites only, pledged Cor payment while the whole pro-
perry OF the country is held TO secure the discharge Of
all the obligations Of tho United sia,es.
While tho government offers the most liberal terms for
to loans, believes that The very strongest appeal will
. 70 the 10y ally and patnodpn Of the people.
Duplicate certificates will be issued for all deposits
The party deposi'ing mus, eadorse upon the ORIGINAL
certificate the denomination Of notes required, and
whether they are 10 be issued hsak or payable 70 or
der When so endorsed il must be len with ihe Officer
receiving The deposit 10 bs forwarded 10 the Treasury
Department
Subscriptions vl be received by the Treasurer Of The
United States, at Washington, rhs several Assistant
Freasasers and designated Dcposi,ares, and byth.
First National Bank n Bridgeport o. ',g'
and BY all NsNonal Banks which are dsposi,ariss
pablie money aud sfrespsc,abls Banks and Banker.
hroushou. the coah0y will give iarssf ilisfnAsdoh and
ssssd svssv hynH yDvssssss~. go
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stfB ncRAog WATERS MsLepsesss Al
HARMONfBMS


4o,oos eepiss issued. A Hsw Singing Bosf aI esAss,
and SennRries. called the Day y-tshooi BsfE 10 nsw
ready. II contains aboat $40 choice seHgs, rossdS
catches duets. tries qusrtets and ehorusss rsny x
them written expressly for this work, besides passs sf
the Eeraents Of hasic wheh easy snd progressive
Among the large number OF bsentiful pieces may bs
found. Uncle Sans School Do nj you hear The
children ceisinF, "" Always lock or the snrnyr sse
little bfrdn BIRD OF beauty" "Pretty pair ssn "s VII
Cherus,n Meet me BY the RAINING brook As Il v
compiled by Horsss Waters, author Of sabbath Sfk9s
Bell Nos and g. which have had the enermeus sAle
OF $4,000 copies Prisss-paper covers, - espt, $50
per hundred bound, 30 cents sas per hunaree ss.s
copies furnished at us lse pies Mailed at hs htslA
price rar
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Choice Grape Vines and
StraWb erry Plants Free /!

/ WANT 100000 persons 10 apply 10 mo for samples
= Of ny valuable agricultural and fruit growing pa
per the RURAL AhHRicAN, Utica, N. Y, Vol WILL IN
beautiful semi-mon,hy which will be sent from Jaly,
1854, 10 January, 1868 for only CENTS and every
will receive in September BRka aud
tho iull amount OF his subscription in RussKILs GaEAr
PAolisc srIwnrnHs Plants, which sthe largest and
most prolific In existence, bearing from 900 10 500
on single plant Of which arc as large as hens
eggs Or subscribers may have fine Delaware Con
cord, Diana Rebecea or Hartford Prolific Crane yina
posl paid which give the full details Of al nv is,s
oilers, oilers, " vines @e, 10 subscribers and club Agents
rnorc no hu,nbng AZ all In this matter as have an
arm 10 Diin.oh Oneida Co. ~ Y, where al le,,@srs @
naa pe addressed Money sent my Ilsk, and moi one
vines and panls were nee TO a. snsn
sii o. which are growing finely, can furnish ali liz
Ica,anS s.o sIsps yIoss by hs dozen hundrsa Of
pHoss tsssl r N NINER
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Book Agents Wanted. !

If1H *fiA ~ subscription viii Esmple escslie,,s
4 fVfpi-<h ILLUSTRATED FAMILY WORKS
&Weef t.<se ~ low priced HISTORY oF TIIE NJ
~, o. which over forty thonsaid Of Vol have
been seld ne ssod business Cor sx- -soidiers,
Z - fef sale y Feddlers, Merchants ana Asen,.
xI559raHS pAcKAGEs, BATTLE seems,
h snd oshsi pisig.ss fss ..sihs Times Y
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H' \. III, n.is nssssx ~ csaiisss, Mo%E 3
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Belmont Chronicle.
st. CIaiesviIEe, Ohio. Jan. 10.


- kNowLRDes and timber shouldn't be
much used till they are seasoned. I'll
THr law should be to the sword what the
! handle is to the hatchet--it should direct
the stroke and temper the force.
IT is but a step from cunning to knavery;
lying makes the whele difference that
to cunning, and It's kbavery.
"A hANisthe heslthiest and the hsppiest
when he thinks the least of health or hap
pipess. To forget an i'll is halftbo battle; it
leaves easy work for the doctors
BUcKwHEAT CAKEs,-Take two quarts
ofwater, blood warm, half pint brewers
yesst, make thin batter, let them rise as
fsrss they will come, then add three -fourtbs
OF q teaspoonful of carb. soda dissolved in
little water, then fry them as quick
as you can. t&A lEG
A HYpocaITE may spin 80 fair thread
that 1t may deceive his own eye; he NAV
admire the cobweb aud not know himself to
b the spider.
Low DIET.-A poor wit was told that
hisjokes had furnished daily food for conyer.
sation. Then, said he, ''cenv ersation has
thrived bstter on them than have"
AroUNe lady who was taken music les
sess was asked how she could afford il in
those hard timesf "Oh," said she, II con-
fne ungsefto the low notes."
.CTHr late. Judge Peters has left behind
BIN some good puns, among which is the
following: When on the District Court
Beuoh, ne observed to Judge Washington
that one OF tho witnesses had a vegetable
head, How so ?" was the inquiry. "He
has scarroty hair, reddish cheeks, turn up
nose, and a sage look"
WHAT il the difference between an at.
tempted homicide and a hog butcbery p
rOns Is an assault with intent TO kill and the
other IL kill with intent to salt. sls
.sAE old gentleman. of great experience
says he is never satisfied that a lady under
stanes kiss unless he has il from her own
mouth.
bill, did you ever 20 to seaP "I
Goess did. Last year, for instance, went
70 soc Q red-headed girl, but only went
snse." Why SO 2" Because her brother
had an unpleasant way Of throwing boot
jacks and smeothing-irons At people"
The hat was passed around certain con-
gregssicn fer the purpose of taking up a
cslicction. After IL bad made the circuit of
the church II was handed TO the minist er,
whc, by the way, had exchanged pulpits
with the regulsr. preacher, and be found not
ponny in it. He inverted the hat over
the pnipit cushion and shook it, that its
emptiness might be known, then raising his
syes toward the ceiling he exclaimed with
great ferxor -" thank God that got
hssk my hat hOm this congresatioa."
~ ArsLLow contemplated in utter wonder.
ment the magnitudinous dimensions of
bystander's feet, and in a tone OF astonish.
mont, said, as he surveyed tho mans
proporticAs, You'd have been tall man
. u they hadn'tbent your legs 30 fer up"
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sAsBATH SCHOOL BELL. IA !

is an sHirs new work Of lse psgee and ssary ~ asG>
and hymns. Nearly million ef thl1 Nh
this and ohsr countries. Anoas tksi RAsy
choice pieces may be found shall we asai beyosa ,Ss
River! There is a keautiful world," "Sorreg shall
come again no more' DO Mt you hear tho insea cen
ing?n Thou God sesst Acn Sabbath Bells ehiss sAs
&c. Prices OF Nell No are same as Bell Pie 4 Ish
copy 40 seats 1856 per HUNDRED eoth hessA amsssssd
gill; so ceuts SA5 por 100 % espes fas.isAs1 a As IL
price. Mailed nj tho retail SEss
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-01-19

contain, Five Esndrsd psss, Of ,un., N, sxn,.
nsw aud old OF the ehsie.,t kind. fsr skurs ss.S.~
tchool revival nl,,ensry tsHpsrssss yray and -
ference, and all kinds OF sacred and sosIsl
Lhe muse IN this bcst has life and .Riss on IL IL M.
~Shlhs shore "kea for the Wssfy,pt shall Ne is.S
There i:s Beautiful World" Kind Wsrss," 1Sw...
Hour Of Prayer" There 10 a Lsnd sf Lsvs,n "s.E
e ehl'ursnts cons asls ms" God save The ha,i,. y
&C frices slnss sspi.s bosnd Is ssas Sss ser =
e,oin bound embossed gilt 76 een sss POI Ies Maze
koRAcE WATERS, Art q.
p,,u...Ss 90, brssdway, Nov Des&a
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~ur NEW pArslor,s sass sesa

contains 10 pages Of songs, duets ard sksrxsaa ksk
sacred and secular, nclading y pss.s sf prayers ~
sick aud dying soldiers and soldiers sorp.srs A.ssaL
1t is well suss for social singing, as wen a. sasIss
worship. Among TIE many beautiful sissss mar b
found "Wh-re liberty dws.ls is my csaplry," afks
Christian Hsrn"" "Tarss Cheers for eur saas -ess.s
alng 10 e OF hssyss" sumbia the Gsa OF ks osssA
;froemah's Gathering" "Celssts's Kag tas.rsks
Marcbnig Along &s. Prisss-fapsr sovsss, 10 sssla
SloPsrl 100, kIaied at ibs retail tdss. N - =
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Adm MissOl''s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Probate Court toJ
Belmont County, Ohio, the undersigned was ar
pointed and qualified as Admni.raor of the estate Of
james Green~ltah. deceased, late of said county.
All those indebted to said estate requested max,
Immediate payments aud those having claims agains,
ssd estate are notified TO present them for settlement
within one year from this date.
Dec. o. 1894 - -
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Belmont Common Pleas

ANT 4. hereby uo,i6 al
David Wiley Defendant that on the 9ad day Of Octo
hes ~ the above named plaintiff filed petition In
sas ctun sgnins said defendant praying for Judgment
against said defendant for seven hundfed dol
lars, with interest from April l. is6O, for moneys OF
the panth before that time and about the lath ay of
sertsmher is collected and received By said defend.
sni ss s,,evnsy In inct for said plsinuG
ssh defendant is required 10 answer said petition by
January ~, ft65 -'' -
JAMES r CHARLEswoRriI, Clerk.
y CowsS, Auy ior PltH
ssv. ~, Iesl.ew
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Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA, PA

FHIIIADETFHIN, IA,
nlSEASFs OF the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary and
~ Sexual Systems-new and reliable trestrnent--in
reports OF the Howard Associa ol-seni by mail in
sesled letter envelopes. free OF charge. Address Dr.
skiLlIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association No Q
South Ninth Street, Philadslphia, Pa. jyIliy
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NATIONAL BANK.
UNITED STATES LOAN.
3 Fer Cent. 1910 Bonds.
Interest and Principal payable in Gold.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
BRIDGEPORT, OHIO.
DESIGNATED DEPOsITARY AND FL
NANCIAL AGENT OF II Y
UNITED STATES.


THIS Bank is the the Belmont Branch Of
l. tho State Bank Of Ohio, and is now doing a gen.
eral BHnki g, Collection and Exchange business II il
Designated Dopositury and Financial Agent OF the
United Suites
has authority from the Secretary of the Treasury Ia
receive subscriptions 10 the 10 10 loan authorized by the
act OF March 3D. lSGi.
These bonds are dated March 1s 1864, are redeem
nDle at the pleasure OF the Government after ten years
ssd payable 40 years from date, in COIN with interest al
D per cent per Blnum, IN
Subscribers will receive Re egistered or Coupon Bonds
n. they may prefer Registered bonds will be issued q
the denomination OF $50 500 $500 81 COZ, $1,000 aud
s0U0-snd Coupon bonds OF $50, 500 $500 and 81 900
The lntei e't the $50 and aIG0 bonds-registef,
and eoupon--s payable annually all others semi.
annuab.
The bonds bear interest from March lst and the no.
crued interest from that day to the due OF subscrnon
must be paid In coin, in United States and National
Bank notes, adding thereto so per cent premium until
IRON tho day OF subsc rpon, at the option OF tho sub
scrber.
Legal tender and National Bank notes or siyht drafs
on New York and Philadelphia, payable IN National
Currency will be received in paymen OF subscription
All bonds subscribed for ut this agency will he dely-
cred at this Bank free of expense.
To Guardians aud others holding funds In 6duciary
capacity this loan furnishes peculiar advantages II is
sale prohtnble. The interest being paid in Gold
makes II equal to an per cent investment.
Many persons Obj ect to the time the bonds have to
run. This is no objection Their market value can be
realized al any time without the intervention of Judges
Lawyers, Jures, Sherins, &C, which often occurs in
The collection of loans made on real estate We cury.
Come on then, with your subscrpt ons.
JOHN G. TALI.MhN, Cashier
Bridgeport, April II, ls04.-tf