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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-03-30

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esr Sclcaten In DEN SslS ySrfpitalsrn iamtneln frn.
60 truree teihfchsn, Dap beiI Srmtniiidr fir Spls
eatst glnirrids Summer i'm StaasSfar's ar9esrics
fen mcrssn icnen. Scrrer paiiirte Elm 8elblnB, Der
ZEN Snpcrintensenten pss Staatstaufss a%ufretl,
Sttine aus BEN Staat5 Stsinfrube fiir Cen 8an
Der neuen Sail fit Sranfiin @Cuntr St perfatfeh.
SIM Sauic acf6ab gar nift5 ron 8eocntnn5.
Sic 9ia fir lie GrriAtuns zines laneirirtbiAafts
!i1cn Scus8es rlrec f,r;e 3sit ~terathsn.
Mcntaa u. Mdr;.
Gerat. 49, glc5 IS MitatieScr iparen teim gtas
mcnsaufrufe se8snirdrtis, ipdtsr Gam a~lmdblis eli,
npt1eirftiscs Surrun su%iamurcn. Cine Miitt1ei'
lung lief elm, ircrin sc1ast .riro, bab bic 8hrSsr
ron G~ciGcstcn fiji erticteu, Dem Staatc Elm raiIens
ns5 @runnfGd III iaenfsn, I'M SAT- bic anitalt fit
8lDnTnni9c no9 ibrer Stabt rsrlsst srsrcsn icate.
Sic 9iQ, melhe Die gufass elmer Srerial Stsuer
fir Den @au nsusr Shultduisr in @clumbnS
autbprijirt, p,,res sin1inlmis p~aiirt. Gin Sussns
Grnernlnaen rcs Gcupernenrs W9enten fir Scls
saten Mnipriihc) rurten ~fsitati9t.
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@crsauf ron @teinm aus rcm Staat5 Steintruhe
fir Den 9an Ger nsi,cn Sail Ron Sranflin @cunte
auttpriirt, murec a%enebmiat. 3cn 172 Bir9erm
ron Gpihretrn County lief sin 4rctcit Gin sc9en bic
sluRase elmer Steusr fir ZEN 8au elmer Srife iiber
ben MalfrnSins SluB 6si Wariar.
Sine nsue 8 smperan;tiu wuros mad LANCER
Setatts gum rritten esisn tecrrsrt. Sic Blu
ihreitt rcr, Dap Gi5cntbimer, Die sinen 9las fir
baS s(usihenfsn rrn itarfen Gstrdnfsn perrenten,
ntht bas 8sht fatsn ir1en, bic riiflanbise &snte
eurd Slaae ein,utreiten.
Sic giG fir Die grriftuns sinss lanSrirtf1hafts
Ilihsn Gclssss filcete bcnte Den !Sanrtsessnitanc
Der Berat6uns. gisls @crihldse fslsn curh unc
irit Ntsnbs murse mad LANCER Sstatts 9elanca
| n,H 5000. IN. 49,. aS
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-03-30

enblih jhcn fsrtia rrsrben, ater trer ltist mild tor
Icpolen Nreunhen 2" @tan trauht ith tpabrz
lih uiht i6sr bic 8siprsnib Der Sritilne III trun1
bern, baB tie 9lemtsrjdScr 6ulsst npH Den Slitsn
Mtrabam III Srne rlasen nnD Dem lultt8ra Incre'
"a (ScbnScn) auf Cen 9rdlosntenfnbl trin9sn
,r,rSsu. IS III cine tiiicrilhe SbetIahe, Dap cle
asrSiipsutsu Sarrilcn unp Sarlcr Dem lGItiSen Ssra
felaur,oeu ,uprinaliaer Nenterjd9cr erlaasn unp
mGbrenp ibrsr 9lmtsieit rlSbliA ins Grab lanfen.
llub rsr iino nisIs elsnnen Snrihe, Die limit
ten elmer furbttarsn &rils ben Yrdiiosnten rnrn
itrs uuerlGt.lihe gentcrgier Su Sccs 81 rla9ei nfoz
Sen? @inS es vniSlrpals" 9erIcnen, iinn IS recpzs
r~srGeaps" prer ~csstsime 8erihmprsr " Seirabts !
sc iino lauter sr5lrpale Yatrtptsn prt1 rs'As
ten gSaiItr - 10 lCpal, nab is Bic gScrte rSehrS
frat" ,no vGcntitutipn" 1c IN ncn Wtnno %nehnhsi',
p6ne bas ie cine perGbtlihe 0rimalis lhnelcs1.
SO 1inb Die 9suts, Die alien Yatrtott6nnrs Tttr isd1
acpahtst taten - rs ipahrsn Sachs cpsr Sasos
Finer BON Der lora(en Girde, allber nelher es mao
ttrsr 9sharrtun9 gar fsin Sell Sisbt. es ttno re
pcliti1hen Ssiliasn unicrer Sage, bic jeeen, Der MID
auf i6re lrpale 9artGsi lAmDrt, ais sinsn ~laness8ss
fatrlihen YerrGtber ncnunciren ss itne Die Ftas
rider unb Shriftaclsbrten Der berr1 d snnen Yarttei,
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8ereGruna aen,aht 6aten, Die attr suSleih nab
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as6en lie6cn, ms arwen @eibe,l, Bic nasiun9lltd
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iaen 9artfei anS"ssh6rsn, sa t%ai}srn, 8" ts'ain',
rfsn, Su rerlsun,nen nnS 81 rerTcl9sn !! 2as l'N'
Sic 9atricttn, bic ssseunarti9 ihr Wfr9lthitss rer'
Iuhsn, nm @raiSsnt Sinerln ST Srss Su rlossn
,,ub es punesrt unS niht, RAP Dtitslisssr Der lei
ssn leetsu iitsraus lcpalen e%cnsreas ne eecrTlp,
rcr untsr nisler %trarriscn 9anSe tilesn. Sle IN
bic @srfalsr nes GrnIsriptirnsst1ssss, cas Wan,t
~lisnpdter in DEN Sriss trsitt, bic los sono let!
idmsr enttsbrsn fam. ssaram nsPnnen lie, 81
, ras eans lstr gut sntts9rsn farm, Bic Mnsf ct
niat Ieltl aut bic @aultsr, ,renn es ibnsn an Ct
usr sbrlifeu @sidaftisuns fstlt? @arum Sisbs
lie nid,t in Den ariss, um Sleteasn sa tOstsn, ita'
rabsim Dem 9raliesnteu ibrer ci9snsn @abl ST So
be ST. %plassn?
/, asn? 9eer nas gssisn rieier ~lrralsn Maulpatrir
!, ten nod INNER ni4t fsunt, an esm 1T Srftsn I'm
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: coin NIT isins Somilie mad Sort Wfcnrre er
: sslaift 6ats, IN, Cen amtcrtsttslnnsn Sual9e'itsr
+, III entdetcu.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-03-30
,r,r;o finn mie bic 9tcliticnifen in Der @sleks

10 trsnia tbun mis bic stcliticnifsn in Der @sles'
aetuna seiniriaiaen ,rarnsn, NIT Nessrn Stlalnme"z
mrr6neu. Nenne man ss nun 9crlrtbstl, rrsr
senne man GO mic man mid: Der sfsssr 'riro bier
III 9anee immsr Elm sisssr tlsitsn. Nae Ss'Ts IN
ESsr aan;en @crutlif mirns i'm ntht 'reiB n'aHsn.
Man tsnust i'm st prlitiiasn 3trsds" Die @sos
hIitirniitsn ireroen ibu,, renn lie frnnsn, lrgar ras
lt5tim,nrett ssten, ramit ie ant ls'nen SHultcf0
lin istts slsn,tcr itstsen, ater nssbelt lr'rr CT IN lcs'oz
Ter 8sSisluns bod Gin NsSsr tlettsn. Sslef IN
Der tieiissn psnitsntiarr mar'd'rsl &c '"NatS'
@srtrsbssr utssicnhert rcn Den rsibsn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-03-30
2ritGclliEe &prtc.

Ser ncrc 0inan,minifsr MsGuQcua9 iHsint irez
~niatsns Gin Mann ron a~ciunren Msnihenrsrita
~ icin. Sn einrm ~rficisuen Snitructicnsl1reiten
an bic Naticnal Banfsn lfreitt er fcl8enec scitz
aen1SGs, rarnsneen @crte, Die fs6er3t3t irereen
icutsn:
u4srdacn sic cs ~tsIinSis elm, DAP, pf9leiA bic
lcpalen gtaatsn ptcrfahti4 tetraHtet iib IN tlilz
6eneem 3utanes f~tinnsn, tteIs5 eurhaus ni4t Der
SAT- lit; ZAP, 10 Ian8c Die 8eaicruns NIT Ger linz
tsrerifuna elmer Stctslicn ron teiirieIcitr !5artz
nddiafsit tei1Gfti8t 1T umo frrtirGhreno baS Sano
lsinsr arfeitenrm unp prppusirtnren 9srHifcrl'na
tsrauft une Die @srsrbstbGti8fcit r~cliclben ron q >
soften bausrucen @srtie5 otSisht 5u SerltGllnnJ
pcu SrieaSmerf,e u9sn, 10 lan9e eis Staots 9stit!lt
uno cas- Nano i'm lslten @tabc cntfipbt rirs, nnn
WsrlblsurernnA unp @rtrara5onS mic ME 51rpr IN
csn Ser. Gtaatcn pprterrIdeu, Die 9taticl1, nts int
msr AUDI Sic duBsrliAsn In;siGsn lsin mr3sn,
niht acesi6t. Ser Grisg, in ZEN mir binein9s3c=
aen llnD, lit cine ~trauriSe Nct9rsnriaftit uno rluB
;ur gr6aituns Der 8csierun9 fortssfu9rt ircresn,
alsihrisl mas sic Soften isin inrscn; ofer na5
eanS rirS unsneiisl9aft nit jeesm Sage. Dem CT
fcrtoausrt, armer. Ser ihstnbare @cEltane Bet
~lcpulsu gtaatem 1T bauptiihlih Cen srrben 4usz
satsn Der &ssisruns nnS Der i'm llsfsrFnB rOrfanz
Ssnen Currency, irslhs otsis Iuasafen nrt9mtnSi8 SIT
MAIDEN ltsinen, sujnIhreiecn."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-03-30

@slinbs Straie. Srasnr Ssmans cincn
vGrrrerbcaD" unp .@crrit6cr" ncnncl,, fritst IN
grcrflpn, lris ss itetnt, $50. Sn slersOcrf. I'D
es cod i~c,risls vSrrrerhears" nnn ~Wsrrathsr" 9tett,
1T nrh feline ieite Sars tefannt. Ser Nepotat ).
atfinS ron 9rrcflrn fHtrte Slass 8s8sn Dem, IN
r~smisltsn 9auis wrhneneen S'snr5rapesn SSl1' .:
Burr, neil ssgtsrrr i'm ben Sttel gerffsrtsa0'
unS .@srrs,bsrS 6si;ulsacn fir gut ~tcfunesn tatts.
Scr 9sflasts, Der isine @crttsici5"ns i'lft iiterz
ucmasn Bate, msints, Der AuSeruf ~@srratter"
lei rurdau's niat III lat,faft unS pr0ts rssea!6Sis
Stage atsepisIen ishsn.
Scr Nihtsr rar ~itrisenS anberer Anli@t unS
aab Fem 9lninnsn nss v~lcpalsn" Stenr9rarhen fsin
SetSr. Scr @eflaste sat ;u, Den Slayer ~errfsrs
fsao" nao vTerrSttet" 8~enannt 81 taten, 'nstnte
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-03-30

ater basu tsrebtist sspsien su iein, ha 8ldser ih
bGufa in iebr ,ilrpalcr" g1sile aushridte. Sic
Surp ipraa Den, Sldssr $40 Shacensrias ;u.
(N. 81. Scur.l
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-03-30

Gplbatcn=S eimatb. Sic @ia fir fs GrriAz
tans elmer Scloatsnst Seimat1 in SGic uns fir Zen
Anfaui osS 9Sbite Sulrbur Sprinss Gisent9uins
in 3elatrare Gruntp, raifrte am Ureitas int !9auit
enelih nah mrhenlanser 9eratfunS, jcerh in gang
psrGnperter Scrm. Gle iitsrldst aaes Dem 8cuz
rer,eur, rem etaatss Sunitrr unb Zen, 8cnsralz
Mntr alt, tie als ScmmiIdre tctrahtet mereen Iclz
len. Sic mSsen Sulrtur Sprinss ceer ir9enn
cinsn Ylas taufen, nirftn jsbrh uidt metr ais
$4,000 rafiir be3ablen. Stsr Tic mrscn 1ih nit
Fer @unhsss @esisruns ifsr bic grrihtuns elmer
&aticnals Sclratsnz 6eiuatb aui DEM Sbir Staatss
Stcinbrufe rertdneiscn. Surg nisien rrei StaatSs
fsan,tsn 1T Der 9anjs @sscnitane iiterlaiien. Sic
BiQ gsbt nun an Dem Scnat, Der raerlhsinlid hes
ncutenb earan Fiden mag.
Sic 8ia lpriht einfah rcn Der 9luinagrs rerz
frippelter Splnaten IN Der 9ln taft une iast niAtS
rem Der Sautfarte. lin feinen 3nsifsl iifria AZ
fa1en, lhlua am Treitas Ntcrssn Der u%lrpals" &ap=
isr ben Mrnrcs cin Nmenrment ter, DAP IN @ez
tref Der 9autfarbe fein ltntsrihits senaht ,reroen
iru, cher nit anrern Shorten oas GescrzScleas
ten in Der 2lnfalt eten 70 gut aufsercmnen ircresn
ipusn iris ,rsibe. Sieisr 8crid,faa trahte bic
2cpalen In cine arserlihe &lcmn,e ,no e5 srfclate
cine LANCE unb beftiae Sstatte inter Zen 3(aus
biacn BON Ger rihrarSsn &irts." GhlicBlid
tpurne bas Nmcnbnlent nit elmer 0iebr1cit rrn elmer
@timme nisbsraefin,mt. Samtc'S Sreunsc, bic
immer Den Wfuno rcn nebrnen, psnn IS ih I'M
tlcgsg8rrts bannelt, liesen i'm iau,d9lih i'm Glide.
Bisle rsr1sftsn iih tinter rsm fsisen 9crranc,
nas eS ia niht nStbis iet, nas @eht Ger auiuaams
rcn Ncser>s clcaten auscriidlib feitjuiteaen Ia
ft6 tas rcbl ron ieltit psrfe9e.
Nun, mir poasn rieien Nsssr.V srehrern iasen,
has is lebr auf rem 6rl,rese iinh, menn iie lh
s%intilnen, Dap reiBe SbiczS %clnaten, bic aaf Fem
salahtislrs rsrfrippslt wurrcn, js sinmiaissn 'rsrz
g.. -. ..,x c,fL,, 81, n IL a, ,,,,, -, ,r;t Mearr,,
auf sltidsm Sup su letsn. Sic msreen eiss tten
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Strength % the Weak!
Youth % the Aged!
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This preparation Is unequalled a. . Rejuvenator
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In this city, Dec. ~, Mr.. Robert Lincoln. 81
In this city. Dec. 90. Lydia, daughter Of Ste
phen Patterson, le yrs.
In this city. Dec. %. Mrs. Rhoda Miller, 80
yrs mos.
In this city, Dec %, Mr.. John sidebotheu,
75yrs.
In ssco, Dec. 81. Sarah c.. daughter Of WIN.
II. and Frances Deering, Is years II months 10
days.
The departure Of one so dutiful, so pure, so
lovely. from earth; torn from the fond embrace
and united love Of parents, brothers and sis
tiers by deaths relentless hand, shrouds the
earth in gloom and the heart with sadness. All
the sweet enjoyments OF home,a the surround
ing beauties OF q life so devoted to the happi-
ness Of all within the circle Of it. influence, are
yeiled with grief and clouded with sorrow. No
earthly joy Is known, no consolation given.
But list bereft ones, list ! an angel voice Is
heard:
Weep not kind mother. weep no more.
Deaths pangs are passed, my sudsrings o'eri
My dear Redeemer marked the way,
Nine now's the life of endless day.
Weep not, kind father, peace, DO still,
This was our Heavenly Fathers will
And loving brothers, sisters dear,
Let LIES great aim be-meet mo here,
Jan. 5th. A.r.n.
In Dayton. Dec. 81, Mrs. Martha Meserve.
IS yrs 10 mos
At Camp Stoneman. Va. Nov. Is, Daniel d.
son OF Samuel ID. Carey OF Saco, Is yrs. He
enlisted the last Of Oct. and was on his way 1t
the time of his death to join the ID Maine Cav
airy, but was waiting at Camp Stoneman for
transportation. On the morning OF the l4th Of
Nov. his horse being high spirited. reared, and
fell back upon his rider. causing conclusion OF
the brain. He continued TO breathe about %
hours, but had no consciousness after the fall.
I learn BY letter In my possession that he was
the light of the camp and an especial Avorits
with all his comrades, who deeply sympathize
with his parents aud friends In this hour OF
their great affection. Con-.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
Celebrated Female Pits Z!

Prepared from prescription OF Sir J. Clarke, NJ
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This 4 ell known medicine Is no imposition, but .
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the constitution.
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Full directions In the pamphlet around each
which should be carefully preserved.
For null particulars, gotta pamphlet, hee, oil the
agent.
n. B.-Si and 6 postage stamps enclosed to any
agent, will insure bottle containing
over 50 pills, by return mail. Sold by all Drug
gists. JOB MOSES. 81 Cortlandt St, NY.
yii Sole United States Agent.
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DEATHS.

~ Notices OF deaths. not exceeding six lines,
inserted free those above that number Will be
charged regular advertising rates.
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Letters Remaining Unclaimed

TN the Post once ct Biddeford, state Of Maine,
i the 3th day OF January, 1885.
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A Universal Medicine.

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Notice.

NlME within the enclosure Of the subscrib.
y err. one sheep and two lambs. The owner
is requested TO prove property, pay charges.
and take the same away.
RICHARD L. GOODWIN.
Berwick, Dec. 10, 1864. 4w3l
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8. T.--l860.--X.

Persons Of ssdentary habits troubled with weak
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They purify, strvngthsu and invigorats.
They create healthy appetite.
They arc IN antidots 10 change Of water and diet.
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beware OF impostors. Examine each bottle. See
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our eve on several parties bottles &c.
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credible. mo simple trial OF o bottle ID the evt
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physiolAns, hotels, saleons, seeAmbosa and country
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PORTLAND AND BOSTON LINE.
MINER ARIA E M Il Mt.

.s The splendid new sea- going steam:
ers Forest City, Lewistss. and
&13xR Msatreal, viii until further no
= t!ce run rs follows t....
Leave Atlantic Wharf, Portland. every Monday
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o'clock p. H., and Central Wharf Boston, every
Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday and Fri.
day, at O'Clock 2. NJ.
faro-ln Cabin, Sl.25. On Deck, tl.00.
N. d. Each boat Is furnished with . large number
OF State Rooms. for the accommodation OF ladies
and families, and travellers are reminded that by
taking this line, much saving OF time and sxpenss
will be made. and that the Inconvenience Of srri
wing In Boston at late hours OF the night will be
avoided.
The boats arrive In season for passengers 10 take
the earliest trains cut OF the city.
The Company arc not responsible for baggage 10
an amount exceeding $50 In value and that person.
al unless notice IL given and paid for ut the rate
one passenger for every $500 additional value.
e Freight taken as usual;
Portland. Nov. 20. 1869. 4lu
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Notice to Creditors.

THE undersigned having been appointed by the
L Judge Of Probate for the County OF York Com.
missioners TO receive and examine all claims OF
creditors against the estate OF Joshua L. utchin-
son. late Of Buxton, In said county. deceased, rep
resented insolvent. and six months fron the 9th
day OF December, A. ID. 1864, being allowed for
be in session. TO receive and examine said claims,
at the ONCE Of Charles E. Weld, In said Bulton,
on the last Saturdays Of January, March and May
next, at one o'clock 2. NJ. on each or said days;
Dated at said Buxton, the 18th day OF December,
A. ID. 1864. HIRAM HAYES ,} Com'rs.
3wi' NATHL II. ELWELL, WINS
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In this city. Dec. 80. by Rev. c. Peabody,
Capt. George l.. Evans and Mary L. I. Davis,
both of this city.
In this city, Dec. 81, by Rev. c. Peabody,
Albert Goldthwait and Mary L. Davis, both Of
this city.
In Kennebunk, Jan. 1, by Rev. NJ. Calh-
well, Mr.. VIM. A. WEIGH of Portland, and Miss
Eliza ]. Phillips OF X.
In Hollis, Dec. 25. by Rev. ]. Mcdaniel, Mr..
George A Young aud Miss Lydia Jane Cleaves,
both Of Dayton.
In Kennebunkport, Dec. 81 by Rev. J. Par
sons, Mr.. Lemuel Coolidge Of Sherborn, Mass,
and Miss Elizabeth 5. Durell Of X.
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