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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-01-20

If too much food is taken, tht
stomach cannot convert it into per
feet blood material, hence no perfect
blood is made, and that being mixed
with the other blood in the body
makes the whole mass of blood i'm
pure; hence, after an over hearty
meal person "feels bad all over. -
If the over eating Is hahltual, there
is always some uncomfortable symp-
tom complained Of Such persons
are never well, and although they
may eat heartily, they do not grow
strong nor fill up in flcsh it is he.
cause the stomach has been over
taxed and has not the power to cx-
tract the nourishment from the food.
When persons do not get strong,
although they cat great deal, they
will get stronger by eating one halt
less; as sickly servant in attempt
ing to do large amount Of work,
does none of it well, wheress. IL the
task were light one, the whole Of
it would have been thoroughly done.
When any uncomfortable feeling is
experienced after eating, it is he.
cause some article does not "agrec
with the stomach" that is, cannot be
digested by it. This always arises
from quality or quantity, generally
the latter. In such cases take less
and less, until no discomfort is pro.
duced. II no special change is ob-
served, IL is because the quality is
unsuited to the condition Of the stom-
ach, or the general system does not
require IT,
An article may not agree with the
stomach to-day, nut may agree with
it very well in a few days, weeks or
months afterwards, because its dis
tinctive elements may then be need
cd in the system. Most persons in
stinctively turn away from roast pork
in midsummer-it would make them
sick; hut in winter time. when the
thermometer is near zero, large guam
titles are eaten with relish, and no
specific discomfort follows. As q
general rule, instinct is the best guide,
anu tHdb W uiCll - HlONl IfllNllCtl Is inc
thing which should he eaten; but if
some discomfort invariably follows.
it should he omitted, ut least until n
change Of air, season or occupation.
1t is n physical and moral wrong to
take single mouthful when really it
is not wanted, the motive being mere
ly to "eat even," to cat it out
of the way, or feeling that if it is not
eaten it will be thrown away by the
cook. If thus thrown away, some
worm, or insect or animal may get it.;
If eaten by yourself, it only oppress
es the system that much.
The finer food is divided or cut up
before swallowed, the sooner, the ems
ier and more perfectly it is>digested,
for like ice, it is dissolved from with
out inwards, and the smaller the piec.
es, the sooner they arc melted.
"Brcad and buttcr," and milk. are
the. only two articles of food which
have all the elements of nutrition ::
hence, from childhood 10 extreme old
age we are never tired OF them. -
Halls JouTn0l Of Health.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-01-20
nfortunate-Very,

A young medical student from
Michigan, who has been attending
lectures in New York for some time.
and considered himself exceedingly
good looking and fascinating, made q
deadly onset on the heart and fortune
of n blooming young lady who was
boarding in the same family with him.
After n prolonged siege the lady sur
rendered, They we're married on
Wednesday morning. The same ar
ternoon the "young wife" sent for
and exhibited TO the astonished stu
dent 'beatiful little daughter three
and half years of age. Good heav.
ems! then you were widow exclaim.
ed the student.
Yes, my dear, and this is Amelia,
my youngest; tomorrow, Augustus,
James and Reuben will arrive from
the country, and then shall have my
children together once more
The unhappy student replied not
word; his feelings were too deep
for utterance. The next day the
'other darlings' arrived-Reuben was
six years, Jane nine. Augustus a sau.
cy boy OF twelve. They were de.
lighted to hear they had n new papa,
because they could now live at home
and have all the playthings they want
ed! The "new papa MS soon as he
could speak, remarked that Augustus
and James did not much resemble
Reuben and Amelia.
We'll, no said the happy mother;
my first husband was quite n diff
ferent style ofman from my second
complexion temperament, the color
of hair and eyes--all different
This was too much. He had not
only married a widow, but was her
third husband, and astonished step.
father Of four children.
But fortune thought he, that will
make amends He spoke of her tor.
tune
these are my treasures, said she,
IN the Roman matron style, pointing
to her children,
The conceit was now quite out OF
the Michigarder, who, finding that
he had made complete goose OF
himself, retired to n farm in his ma.
tive State, where he could have d
chance TO make his "bovs" useful,
and make them sweat for tho deceit
practised upon him by their mother.
- -----------t ,-ay.-a--
A FREAK OF NATURE.--One OF
those remarkable and singular freaks
Of nature, so seldom recorded, occur.
red three miles west of Larue, a few
weeks since, just across the county
line in Hardin county, in the birth OF
a child, having two heads, two bod
les, four arms and hands, four legs
and feet, and two of all the natural
features. The child, or pair, was
with few exceptions, perfectly form
ed, each limb and part of n body be
ing of natural size. 1t died soon af,
ter birth, and we learn the parents
have been offered $1,000 for its re-
maine rs one Of Barnum's agents.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-16

TYPE METAL OR OLD LEAD-j00, 900
l. he. Of the apoye wanted, for which the highest
cash price will be paid by q. CkAsKE- 1871 William
stToet 90
- CENTS AND UPWARD PER FOUND
opAid cash for oil books peuspspefs and pan phet;
llc, ior White rags; &c, 10 Be. or mixed rags H.
WALKER CO., 90 spruce -. $3.50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-16

A SILK HAT PLUSH SEWER WANTED,
=. Ato work In tho 'hop. Apply Al r. ERNEN ms,
" Dutch OF, cor OF Fulton 81 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-16

CLoAK HANDS AND OPERATORS ON
~ Grover Bakers and singers mschiues wanted
Gco1 vase, peid at y. d j. hoWBRAY's, s69
Grand Of, cor. Forsyth I0i
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-16
WANTED.

A FEW GOOD PANTAJO0N HANDS
.A.anted Apply 91o Fulton 81, MP Stair. 81
A FIRST CLASS WHITE SHIRT OPERA
81, Tor wanted. Call for days Of as Grand o. cor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-16
GENERAL BUSINESS.

A LOT OF NEW MACKEREL, FOR FAM.
[AIlics in Kis ~ lba, II. 30 In Qi.r,ers b NJ,
st5u In llslyee, 1OO lbs, &s.SI Alec . superior
bot syrup cured Hams and Shoulder, own nuoking,
~ me New faekine House, 1856 Weet st. 2sg
AT NO. CITY HALL PLACE, COR OF
Chamber, a. pavnbrokers tickets bought Tor
Watches Jew ery. diamonds &C. The hishe,t prios
PAID iog the sbove goods 3is
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Observation-Disclosures

@rter 3wets. : Dtr, @apion, cine
&eiolutiOn, bic S6ulsG Ommi1dre nm eineu
9eri&t betreffs Der Grsiebuns BON NesertinOeri
5u eriu6en.
Or. GOr, @crliber beS @OmiteS iber Mittel
uno 8ege, bradte einen 8eri6t lber Die 8oune
tpz Gerpiligung ein..
Cine 8eiplutiDn rUm 2. 3peig, ben Aomi-
raj Sarro9ut einsulaOen wurOe u%nsenOmnien.
3weiter 3weis. - Sine Oroinans.
weIde bic 8e;ublnns Der SntereHen auf biz
Bombs Der NUrtb Beitern @irsiniu 8abn per.
lanst, wuroe pom /. 3weiae ein9eididt uni
palfrte.
Wir. Srelun ~prdientirte Gbren>8 ei4li1e ses
gen AomiruI Sarrasut, wUrin ibm bic Sreibei>
ten Der bieiisen Stact 9ebcten uerben unD Elm
@Omite purbe %ernannt, ben Asmiral ~einjulas
ben. gls @pmite puroen bic 1erren Srelan,
Stalls unb 0tcGlpmont ernannt uno oieielben
tperben in ben nd6iten 9agen na6 Nerp, gprl
~abreiien, I'm ben 9lomiral ein5ulaoen.
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@itp Collectors Nfdce.

Salttmpre, 7. Sept. 1864.
Sn notwithstanding nit Ter Orbtnan, bee IlabUrs nub
stabtratbs pOr Saltin,re beBnslt& bss gertaufs BON Gisen-
tbuu fur ~urtejGblte Abfd1Sunsen. bic burdb SefInuna BON
StraBen e%ntltdneet Iine, ptrb bteImtt ben 9tsentbumeru Der
na@fetsns Be i&rteteutn 9cts Ga6ridt seeebeu, bag menn Der
fur @rpeiterHrs her 6pIltbd IRA c abseIbGsten
Setrag ni6t Ssr hem 16 IGg i'm Sanudr
! te3ablt wpEhen, i'd RE nd6fetenb befdrtebentn
9sts am eendnnteu Gage tn Der Nler6ants @rdanae UNI
l ubr Naamtttass 6fentltG al ben Dtettbietenoen 6erItets
sern rerbe.
Die Wertaufstebtnsuneeu fnb bag Der Rdufsr an beaStabt.
@Saettor ~tnntrbatb "a Stunbeu BON Der SGufeit sereGnet,
BITE rItfdnbtgen Abfadsuneen aetf SOhen bt3ablt wdtrenb
Der Ref Der 8duHHmme l Sabr unb l Gag fehen bletben
tann. Aae g S%trtauften Cots fb isbc6 ben benz 9taat unb
her Staet a~ufsslsettn pber mod auf;ulestnsen Stsuern .fetS
unterwptisn.
st Rc. 12S -Htstt neub fir bafsIte an ter gBeh1ttte SOn
5Ulteapfr unatfG T sen 5ue nDrHli6 BON Der II aDGde
Ssa eat6 nns 2satsasfr. unS an Der NprSlinte bpH Got no.
1873. ndtst flr 5ssItburt unb Stelau; spn ca mshlt5 an be.
iaetr NorSltrte unSt fdtr SO Rus Sa elmer bort sele tnen
Autp; ssn ea nSrhli4 an Ter Sfirtte urn beiaster MGep
unetfabr 19X Sus 5ur SIblints boa Rp. Ia, nGest fIr &. "a
Ssihfnttb esn ea Shlta an teiaster sasltsti aneefdbr 50
Gus bis D%eatcapfr. unb pen ia fnhltd an Der @efiette Spn
9%0attapfr. Wuesfdtr lsk gus bis gum anfansspanft. III.
lest fur SanneI &peslep $4s.95
Nug. VI Nrtce.
~ &ttp.g Uleeter.
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4as 8esrabniR Oaptsm's.

SrentOn,N s., 5. San. = 9as 2ei<
denbesdnsnib OeS ebemoli9en 8unoes@ 8eianca
ten in Srantrei6, Serrn Wmt. 8. 9aptcn's,
puroe BON ben Witelteoern Der @eridtSb0fe,
ben Nrmee< uno SlOttensO ffSieren, unO elmer
Mense pom Encouragement 8Irgern sablreid
be9ansen. 6err Bm. S. SewarO uno Sames
Sd. ScOpel batten lt6 bierbei eingeiunoen.
9te 6eierli6feiten nabmen in Der 1. 8resbpte=
rianii6en STRIDE ibren Nnfans, uno Der ebrw.
Gr. Sail CAB in ieiner QeidenpreOi9t cine tur5e
SfijSe Oes 2eben8 unb Der &ercienite bes Sae
binael6teoenen.
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Ncuelfe. 8eridtc aus liibliden 8latteru

Hi6mpnber 3eitunsen bonn Mittipo6 "a.
San. entbalten folgenoe Na6ridten
Bon Gen. 8eauregarb.
SOIgenOe ~pffi5ie0e 9epeide BON Sen. 8eaus
regard traf seftern i'm &rte9soepurtement ELM:
GbarletOn n, 8. g., 2. San. 9ie 8unz
beSz Streif5l9ler iinp laut Na6ri6ten ppn Der
Mobile ObiO 8abn 3uriidgegunsen uno baben
ii6 weitpdrts gepenoet.
Sic buben 40 @erpunbete ~Suridgelaien.
Sen. Gbplipn puroe idtper %perpunbet. Ser
Sdapen an Der @iienbabn miro in etma 10
Sa9en auSsebeiiert iein.
8. s. 8eauregaro.
8pn g Ell. 6aroee. I'D
9ie ~folgenbe 9epei6e BON Sen. t6aroee lief
seitern i'm arie9sOepartement Elm uno entbdlt
Die ipdteiten NddrtGten aug Sro@garOlina:
Charlie # o n, 2. San. Ser Seinb Ianoet
nit 9rUber Wladt auf Dem SID Carol. ufer bes
Saoannabz6 lu1es unO treibt unlere Bidets sez
gen !6aroeeoilIe. 50. s. 9aroee.
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Nerhnnhlnanrn

Ser. Staaten9itri t.
0ie Ser. St. se9en 81. Srafmann pesen Ners
lebung oes innern 8ep. @elebss, inoem Oers
ielbe teinen c~prretten 8eri6t iiber fem @es
i6dft selieiert bate, murbe fcrtseiest.
superior @eri6t. - Mlfreb g.
gmpS sesen Gath. S. 9urit tpesen &atifjiz
rung bes 8ertaufs seuiHen G~isentbumS an
Yortz uno 9annoperltr.
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W1OmtNpmerV N5auverein.

Otnen. bic ist AntbetIe la SieGtm Ytrsin se1tt&n.t BADEN,
ftent bterInrG sur SaGrt6t, hds nldhen DttnfGs, 10. SON.
nm rs ubr i'm 2rtaIe bes 9ru. DerntArh 4rtftlh, @de
NtsHtsrraerp In6 0btnG udbe GutapRr., ou tutitc @injat.
luns uns Stanttentrabl %aanfntet; IS Hnb besbaIS ane, mel
DE t6 benz BeretM antmIieeen ircntn, b6HihR etngelanep f6
u6Gfen Dienfae TN sbengenannteu 2rfal einau6nesn.
(Sd) SIM Auftra6 Dte Bern GItune.
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Gnu 5unauuah.

Sen. @bertnans 3lrnce bereitet fIb fir cinet an>
Bern grOReu SeISsus Dor.
Sort Monroe, 5. San. Der 0ampfer
California it nit einem 9epei6entrdser Sber=
mans BON 9iltpn 6eap ansetOmmen General
Sbermans Nrmee rubte nod in Saoannab, be-
reitet ii6 aber auf einen anbern s,OBen 6eloSu9
Dor. Sen. 8ilpatrid'S @apaIerie lit beltdnoig
ouf Runbidaft unO beipa6t 9arbee8 Nrmee
ipr9fdltig.
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Tels8rapbtftbe OGGd,rtcbteu,
OPeratiOnem her 4yptpmac.X IptiQc.
Setiattt tut ben @aItsmurs QDedtr.

8aibtn 0 n, 6. San. Sin 9etades
ment pOn Der POtOmacs 5lptilIe unter Nctin9
Wtaiter Sol lanoete am 8oppabanncd am
WittpC6 uno %seritDrte 2 SAB Yulper.
Ser BOitoampfer BON Gitp 8Oint bra6te
beute Wtor9en rs Nebelen>9 eIerteure, irel6e
idmmtlIh len Gio ~leiiteten.
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e;cu. 9ono's arOeer etreif,uo.

Mempbis, pia Cairo, pia Chicago, 4.
San. Sen. Saao'8 S~treiiSug mar our6aus
erfOlsrei6. Siinfunc5wun5ig Giien~babnbriideu
purben perbrannt uno 1000 Gardiner, 300
grmeepagen anO cine grrbe 0uantitdt 9lmmu>
milton erbeutet.
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Gin 0amnfer ,ur Gee nerbronnt.

81 prtIonb 6. San. Ser 9ampfer BOtOz
mac gerietb beute WOrsen in Der Ndbe BON
Gap Gliiabetb in 8ranO feline BaiIasiere uno
Wannl6oft ipurcen burd ein Silderbppt GEE
rpftpt.
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ODtcI Nuk,
@de Der 10. uno g,5traBe,

2~6dibinstOn, .. q.
afttuen Nreunhu urh Getdnnten, Spmte ben, rtt{enteu
Hubltfum insbe Irneste made Id bttrnit BITE ersebenRe Mn.
aeiae, ta6 Id pbtees 5OtsI wieber abernrmmtn unb Ia be m.
ieIbeu GtpI rie frNber ~fcrtfutre.
liable b'brtr BON l Ste 2 hbr, a la Carte ben eGuSen Tag.
80 Die Bar N NIT ben befen gDttnen unb 2tquprs per-
leben.
! (DetS0H) &nbr. &uk.
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Die 4~lttslitter oisfes NerttnS mereen bterbur9 e~tnaelahtn
I'D am 1isEtas, 8. Sda, Ateubs Z ubr i'm Der laEmluuss
EstAL bti antsa 1tirrt6 etnaufinben, UNI Ibtr bic DC. me
hung B 8 Ra1en .BehaHbts Fb auslufpre&en. -.f4l
(SoN1rl 6einrim M6anHr
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Baltimore WrUaOtpaD WauDerein.

&S Bat H& Elm neute EAusertta e~eSriutet unttr ttm Sa.
Baltimore BrrdeUGn Hduptrein", 81 ptIden berettS
t6en 290 Anttttle eenrunrrtn rurseu. NGe, bic eeSSnuru
f& bttftn certin antulGIieEeu, Gnb seteteu, WfttIrpG,
II. SGn, Mtents z utr bel srn. Sens, SIC. 2n6 alice @nu
Str ~ trfheintn. SIM Auitrase
S shaun Wtnter, PROV. SraE.
See. NrnGtta, ttrb. SCI, (Sd MtI
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Narmer8 um0 NIantcr8 8anf.

B~dIttnpre, 20. Tei. 1884.
Der psaFbent anb bic DtreItpren taben etns Distbenbe
SSn a@t ~ Yrctsnf auf BAG @rlnStapttaI tr BITE lssten 6
&teustertu4 ~trb bio gum 10. eef6IIi1su. Bfr. Stdaten
""n StoetsSteuernm erhen bon her 8anl btsablt.
(31kti6mI 8. u. MItfer. gdFNrer.
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6ermamia 8auDerein Wo. s..

nuttr 9biGent Raneu ruree rim neuer Bauotrstn sssrun-
bet une iSsn bet Der 8prSerfammIuns Tns iber $50 NutbetIG
staet9net rsretn. alt, bic it9 ttntm ~sredmdsistn Sou
Ssretr G~ufnltt6eu wO1eu, Hnsea bier bic bette @elestnbttt
Atenb nm rs rbr tn StuItettdar. Np. ia BET 5risOrtG
u taeee siuluinhsn, "a bic erfe Gins abIuns unb 8tamttn.
nail %Ratt6ueen rirb. SIN AufirGs
ISWtDt) ~ e&1EnHf DRAHrpn . gDmtte.
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&tnsr ter bsasn Yldtt TN 9dubs, fur eintu Ranbnsrtsr
sestenet TT 81 striauttn. Daftl6e befeht aus tinen neuen
aramstaus nab IL Nder sutern QauS nit Sdwerena BamhrI,.
Der Plat lteIt muir 6 Tttlea Ssn aesfminaer unb wiIs far
500 - lebr ttAte pertsuft. Ndberes beim @taentsIuaer
no. 10 o.. WtPubltedutr, Baltimore. (Aalml
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Wcltcrn Nr0nflin N5uuucrcin.

Ate yRttslteser Res MeGtrn Grantltu 8auperstrs go. :
inh bterratt CT iu@t Ter idtrtihtn Ser fammIuns TIM 0trttns
Fetal ana Montas. 9. San, punt 7 rbr bet seftblt6er Strat
"a eIei6er Belt futtt pte Seapteu- DabI fl
has ~lAufenhe Sabr Iait. Sm NuftrG8
(Sa) @ep OptteS 8, SER.
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@gotal-2ermhte.

@olo ftanb seltern ouf 2231, 4 psf. nie-
bri3er ais pOrgeftern; 500 Bombs 108R
1881 Bombs 11O1. 10
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] Aufsepabt Deits@ noer!
Nruino Ctr. Nnuuercin.

Inter sbtsem RAmen bat I'D Elm ueuer &uuosrstu sesrla.
bet. 9G een4nnter Ueretn etne hem 3ntf ntIprt6tne 4pn-
Intuition aneenOmmea bat unb i1sn ttne erfrsultde 8dtI
Antteilt ee,et&net fnb 70 perten Greunbe, wsl6t nd rst
b~ttbttltsen pousn, etneeIatta, I'D Dttnfas, ben o. San
Abtnbs KS ntr bet 5rn. DaStb yttae, DO 1856 9patnSfr
@6e ben S&rSberfr.. etu;ufneeu. ia bic 8samten eewGbli
weretn ua6 bic srfe &tnSabluns %RdttGnbet.
y b. u II 6 prov. pr1[.
tSWGl 8. Brant, prop. Getr.
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@tne TN wshlt&ea Stdsttbetl it6 ~beiintsres S~tstOsraSb
unb @mbrptspe 9GHtrte III resen Aerstie hes tisheri zen &ts
GsntpurisrS unter dnnetmblrer 8setreIussa 3a bertsufen.
Aabtrt Gattpnft ertteilt sie Grpeb. b. 8t (RDsl
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Hrtlnpnt 8nuucrcin Nfr. |.

Nl(uIuNt ~Nuu(l(tu lNp. IS
s. tttne bterntt tem publitunt. |pptt Guen Ireunben su,
Na&ri@t. sas lid pbiser Otrein ~Spattanb!s . edntfrt bGt
uub IS rtrten bttrmit Gue btcientssn. wtl@t f@ etntm gutter
Berein amid teBen rDaeu, eriunt, ulSRtas, 9. San. NbenpG
7 utr Bat 5rn, Gr. 6hHebr. Ode BON JremOnt unh DpSerRr.
III esntutnetn, "a am ~Defa5ten Ab.rb sas trRt VrIi su
StrlsetHnJ tsmunt. SIN Auftrne
ISL WGser, prdE
s. Z. 9Srr, SER.
(SGWfS) Gr. 6 d ~ G&aBm.
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@rr6cr 9luSucrtout uprt QEintcrfIcioCrr

Wtr ~beetnuen unftrn srps.n idtrltGrn grrtauf BON 9erbf.
lnb 9Dtntertleieern, rti6er eas Sr6stt 2aser Der Statt nm-
fast. 1s ,e.ssltc@ .-ftaa --
Infer 2aptr teftbt aus allen Srrten ueberrrder, tnslts
t6tn nnb Iran45ffHen Seit6ftsr6d n. bon ieetm Sdnitt
uHe preis. GbenIo cine errse Nnewabl Ron Spfen une Q6e"
item iessr Mrt, uebf einert ~iplenlisen Sprttusnt ron Sna-
teutltieerH. Aun baten mir e tpile betnt Stid fur &un-
hem tets ~SOrrdtttB. TIz/
QBtr OferiItn ridge 9Ddarsn I'm 20 Yrpseut bt1ieer, als
treenb elm dnetres SGus inRtr Staet, wdbrenbfe naGftsn
20 Rage, UNI fur bic GrublinSsrearen plds ~ MAIDEN.
Smttb &rps.& Co. 49,
Mormrrtdle E~leteersNtaeaSin,
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Slt S1ltc. Wfcd3dntc6 SduDerctn Moo
Die Seouatenpotl BAT fattsefunbtn unS bic W4itsItster
lrrspl tpte Iteienisen, neIAt ned benz 0trtiH tettrrten mpI.
len, baten am Dsnuerfoe Attnb i'm 3rcaI res Sra ,S6pars
9de bon Ssntar. nne canton Astnut 81 eri3etneu, ~ Rt
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8lstbt am 81, Deg. tie Summe BON $5.65O,814 81
Ete 8Ones inb auf @runbb fig unb @uter unb mad Der
Mtstnune ee unter8ft@neten ear3 fber anl eleet, pbtr es Fnb
iubfantiene Stods bafIr aeiduft.
Am /. Sdnlor 1884 maren 1890 Mecpunts Cffen 8nb nab.
renb bee Sabres rurten 6229 neue &eccunts erSfnet urb
4l46 asf&lrNeu, frtab am 81. Del. 1864 20 783 NeeSunts
pifen wnten.
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On Oprfnufp,,

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@ntap Carvings Sanf Of Baltimore,

Savings gdnt erfuHt, cine senaue unteriufnns ttrtr Gbd-
ttitststt I'm Dsrfrdtnen Sabre an3uReaen, au weldsm 3WeGe
cite Su1er, iantmt Beeaen her Gaptiat4Mnlaeep ionic BITE
Son bar gsnt %eeetsnetfn 8Snbs, 2Dertbrapieren unb Sprptbt.
prIft rutten.
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unb DdrIeten auf 8runbeisent6um a~naeleat. DieIs gositsI.
Anlaeen fnb mad her Ann6t bar llnterset6nettn In fderer
une eeie1ter Wete serdtt rrrbsm. Mm l San. 1864 Ser.
Plteben 42i9 rffent @outCS, rabrsnb res SerH0lIeneu Sabr &
UurSen 14l9 sr6fnft II ; 67s ~Stf&IrHsn, fpmtt ~serSlttben
am 81. DtS. 1884 1890 GDntps. 80
NaGesm eis 9Cn,ite bts tbn' u6trtraeent Yfidt ~esatHen.
BAIT ertlat bar, legt es hermit feleenSen BeriHt ,ur Snfpr
maftcH Der D%tpCfIcren uno bS putlttums ~ubertdupt Dor:
Sstraa her Gelter am l. San. 1864 $I2O7,477 96
Deppftttn ertalten pGtrenb +. 8. 1864 675 y92 O8
5tnten on 3arle tcn u. d rib. D. 98sr tpapter. 1920 27
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tiOre1 mic Mn;ciaenl 0urd ben Mgenten Sru. S.
s. Nfieoftl6t, 420 6 Str, ID MADDEN.
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SgTlUituIt Wds&sn, fur Gasemeint 9aus-Mrbsit.
Rcd, afrasea I'm SOsrdeu 5SteI, Ode ssr 10. Str. aat ptnu-
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3uOerkaufenG ou Oermlet6en.
3u permietben :
Wprthetlhafte Gelcoenhett.

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usrmtstten. gu merfratea yte. l62 OF yrattnr. IDS q
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5remSntftr. pbtr bet benz nnter let&neten.
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sdbtrt &usfunft trttttIt ...P-s.. .-.r
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Mm;aa Der 4. anapp'5ben sdnIe.

HIn5n9 Der s. Nnapp1HeR SdbMte.
Ben W1pxtds, ben Fl. NpSenattr Ia sbise SettdHEdIt Bon
70. 10 Sue @dsRrast mad hem ntuea SHuIesbdufs. Ssutsas
Str, Der Mtasprs DfFct fHr1s %eseenuber, ssrlest wrrttn.
I ueemeineu Berlanetn gu e~ntiprehen, ifnb In etnem eanslt&
~ftp0rateu Geb6utt bret Obere GlaHen, Gutf6lksIi& tic wtGbs
den beftmmt, errt6tet prrbtu.
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WSe1t Wno 0SafblnatOn SaMDcrein.

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len, mSsen ni9t S~ttlaunen, I'D WlpntaS. 8. Sdu, Abenti
s ubr TN @rttn Free 8auG, 6s7 U. BaltimU=titr, ttniu
rnttu, BE- tie 8eamtsn sen6tlt unb bic trt Girsab!nnt
EGtt, 80 utIper i&On btrtits 800 Attbeile Getet6net f.s.
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BaIttmrrt, 81. Tea. 1854.
4 I9trleaelte Anattrte I'm DuSliIat uerbtN Guf bttf;r Office
bis DsnnerfGA IL. San. 1865, NltttGEG IL hbr ~enteesen.
eeHpiumtr, betrtft Der &rri&tune her tn S%rlstnesm btiHrtt.
senen SpISttal. Gttduben auf hem ArmsutGus .Gruntt an
rtHItden @nbe hr serl6neerten GSrferb Strae;.
Aret 2RSftee 0ebdnhc. tpspn ttrS ls7 1ut ldn8 unb AZ
SuS brett, las Guhsrt 132 5at Lang unS 50 6us nett ~tr-
ben ipA.
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Tu6 brett.
AUD wtrhsn gsrf&lzst bttrtfs GrriGtuns elmer pidet
NeHee rtl&t ben &pyttaI.@rane artsebtn lou, ~entssssn'
plane unb Ssteifnetiunen tSnntn anf I'etr sffes bis
ann 10. San. Datttaes IL usr t%inetfebtn ~erltn. Nuts
Niatertol fur bic @ttduht unb bic uuil Gunuue serbtu bon
ter 8eeieruRs ~Seltefctt.
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TRAITS bteItttt tetn.
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Uher etusS Q. 81. @ert@ts.AnWalts b~esIdnbfst tttn.
Das Rt6t, trsenA eta Anesbpt. HtItts nt@t Srrtbttlhaft
trfbetnt, JWrldy umei fen, TT SsrbtbAIten.
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construction Of Hospital Buildings. uub Gu ben llnterSet&.
ntten a%haefFrt fetn.
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