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&S~A few days ago GOV. Morton, OF
Indiana, made speech at indianapolis,
which was full of sound argument
The following extract contains about as
much truth as was ever crowded into
the same space:
"wHo CALLED THEMSELVES DEMOCRATS.
Every unregenerate rebel lately in arms against
his Government calls himself Democrat
Every bounty jumper, every deserter, every
sneak who ran away from the draft, calls himself
Democrat. Bowles, Milligan, Walker Dodd,
Horsey and Humphries call themselves Demo-
Gratis. Every Son Of Liberty who conspired to
murder, burn, rob arsenas and release rebel pris-
oners, calls himself Democrat John Morgan,
| Sue Mundy, Champ Fugcrson, WiZ, Payne and
Booth, proclaimed themselves Democrats. Every
man who abored for the rebellion in the field,
who murdered Union prisoners by cruelty and
starvation, who conspred to bring about civil war
in the loyal States, who invented dangerous COM
pounds to burn steamboats, and Northern cities,
iohO cOntrived hesk schemes TO introduce into North
eFR cites the UaStiRg peStiteHce of yeHOW feCer CdS
| himself Democrat. Every dishonest contractor
who has been convicted of defrauding the Gov
ernment-evcry dishonest paymaster or disbursing
officer who has been convicted Of squanderug the
public money at the gaming table or in gold gam
bling operations-every officer in the army who
was dismissed for cowardlce or disloyaty calls
himself Democrat. Every wolf in Sleeps cloth
ing, who pretends to preach the gospel, but pro-
claims the righteousness of man-selling and slave
ry-eycry one who shoots down negroes in the
streets, burns negro school-houses and meeting
houses, and murders women and children by the
| light of their own flaming dwellings, calls himself
Democrat. Every New y ork rioter in 1868, who
burnt up little children in colored asylums-who
robbed, rsvished and murdered Unfortunately
in the midst of blazing city, for three days and
nights, called himself a Democrat. In short, the
Democra ic party may be described as q common
Seer and lOGSOme receptacle into Dhich is emptied
every element Of treason North and South, and eVery
element Of tnhHmG,Nty and bGrbarSsm rkich has DIS
hOaOred The age.
And this party, composed Of the men and ele-
ments have just described in defiance of truth
and decency, asserts itself as the special cham
| pion of the Constitution and the Union, which,
bnt short sixteen months ago, it was in arms to
destroy, and procaims to al astonished world
that the only effect Of vanquishing armed rebels
in the field is to return them to seats in Congress,
and to restore them to political power. Having
failed to destroy the Constitution by force, they
seek to do ii by construction, and assume to have
made the remarkable discovery that rebels who
fought to destroy the Constitution were its true
friends, and that the men who shed their blood
and gave their substance to preserve it were its
| only enemies" "
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A WoRD TO DEFrArED CANpIpArEs.- =

A WORD TO DEFEATED CANDIDATES. --
For some of the candidates who were defeated on
last Saturday, We have genuine and heartfelt
sympathy, for Others, we do not feel very sorry.
We would advise all TO keep d stiff upper lip,
and try it again. Go to A. d. Crosslands, on
Main Street, and buy you new Summer suit, and
appear to be III good heart, whether you are so or
not Try it.
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TIE genuine fool.killer was in town

THE genuine fool-killer was in town
on last Monday morning. We took the hint and
got out of town as soon rs possible. The last we
saw of him he was standing on Martins corner,
with a crowd around him, and he was proposing
to swallow swords, gravel, brick-bats, &c. We
did not learn whether he completed his work here
thoroughly OF not, but it is good field for his
kind Of missionary effort.
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THAT'S WHAT'S THE MATTER

THAT'S WHAT'S THE MATTER
don't know what's the matter,
Ny clothes they fit me well,
Yet there is something wanting,
What it is cannot tell:
Now there is Harry Jones,
l am better shaped than he,
AS smart and quite as handsome,
AS any one can sec:
Yet there's an air about him,
Though do not wish to lattcr
That gets ahead of me,
Aud that's Just what's the matter.
On the street Istood musing
When who should pass me by,
But well-dressed Harry Jones,
observed lin with sigh.
oh, tell me- Harry, tell me,
after him. did call,
Where do you get your clothing9
Said he, 'at Isaac Nathan's Store"
On Broadway, in Grafton Block. Call soon--ca
before purchasing eleewhere. Look for the sig
of the three red posts.
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ALLCoCK's Porous PLAsTERs

ALLCoCK's Porous PLAsTERs.
CURE LUMBAGO, PAINS OF THE SIDE, VA
RICOSE VEINS, SORE CHEST, &C.
An Electrician, who has great experience of
their effects in local Rheumatism, in tic doloreur,
and dcep-seated nervous and other pains, and in
affections of the kidneys, etc., ETC., attributes all
their scdative, stimulativc, and pain-releving eff
fects to their electtc qualities HeaSserts they re-
store the healthy electric condition (eQuilibrium)
of the part, and MGt being restored, pain and
morbid action cease.
LAME BACK.
Brandreth House. New York, Nov. 20, 1859.
T. ALLCoCK & Co.-Gentlemen, lately suf-
fered severely from weakness in my back, lIav-
ing heard your Plasters much recommended in
cases Of this kind procured one, and the result
wqs all that could desire Asinge plaster cured
me in week,
Yours Respectfully,
j. e. BRIGGS.
General Agency, Brandreth House, New York.
Sold by all Dealers in Medicines.
July elm.
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We publish MIR. Trips uery Jrief, and
rery 9entlemaniy communication this week. We
hope he feels better now. He says we lie, through
bad motives, and then, at great length, argues to
prove just what we charged, that he opposed the
enforcement of the liquor law, There we are will
ling to let the matter rest,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Rebel COlors DESTROYED!

When nature or time has planted on the human
head such colors as rebel against every idea of
comcliness, replace them with those glorious and
exquisite black and brown tinges everywhere
deemed the
STANDARDS OF BEAUTY
which are produced in five minutes without in
juring the fbres or staining the scalp, by
CHRISTADOR0'S HAIR DYE.
Manufactured by J. CHRIsTADoRo,N No. G Astol
House, Now-York, Sold by oil Druggists. Ap-
piled by all Hair Dressers.
July 8, 1866-1m.
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SEE Mr.. Dever's communication.
He is very much afraid Of increasing the taxes,
Yet Mr.. Dever voted in town council few days
ago to saddle on the taxpayers Of jackson the
sum of 5000 to his particular friend Mayor john
son, and $3.50 to the town Marshall thing never
done before in jackson. For shame Mr.! Deyer.
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SheriT7s Sale.

Sheriff9S Sale.
State Of Ohio, jackson county, IS.
William T. Washum vs.. Henry E. Ewing.
On fn eX. ..
Pursuant to the command Of an order Of sale is
sued from the Court of Common Pleas Of Jackson
county, Ohio, and To the directed as Sheriff Of said
county, will offer for sale at public auction at the
door Of the Court House lin front of the Grafton
Block in jackson, ip said county Of Jackson, on
Saturday, August 4th, 1866.
ct o'clock P N. of said day, the following real
estate situated in the county Of Jackson and State
of Ohio, and described as follows to-wit The
north half of lot number 81, township number
seven (7) range Htmber nineteen (19) salt reserve
lands; also. lot number g. township number sew
en- %, range number nineteen Q9) iselt reserve
lands, all situated IN the county Of jackson cpd
State OF Ohio.
First described lot Talued at s5OOOO.
Second q $4,000.
To be sold as the property of Henry E. Ewing
to satisfy judgment in favor Of William T. WASH
UNI.
Terms Of sale cash.
JOSEPH II. WILSON, Sheriff J. c.
J. W. Laird, attorney for plaintiff.
July g. lSG6,-5W-pf 300,
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TIE following new advertisements
will be found in the STANDARD this week:
Egsaddles, &c--J. Rule.
I9TLots for Sale--E. Hildcnbrand.
era Good Thing Blackwell & Co.
FrMagic Oil--Bratt & Butcher.
E8-Guardian' Sale-Wm. Ogler.
r5rProbate Notices-G. w. johnson.
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IS MEMoRruM. Rochester Democrat pro.
noses To erect monume mt in honor of the defuncl
Democracy, and offers the following as an inScrip
ton;
H;c Jdcet!
THE d EMooRATIC PARTY,
A kind husband of
SLAv ERY
an f1dulgent father OF
RIOTs,
and firm friend
of
Rebellion.
The tender plant that north winds chilled,
Has dropped and withercd In its prlmei
But what tho snowy ballot killed
May flourish IN GARNER cIIn:.
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A man got seriously injured at Port
land on last Monday morning. He attempted to
jump upon the train while 1t was moving. His
head was badly cut, and he was otherwise injured.
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WISH to sell the farm on which nov reside.
i 1t contains 100 acres and has about 80 acres ot
timber. 1t has good well OF water, and good
orchard and Is well suited either for grass or TIL
lafre. II has comfortable dwelling house, barns
corn crib. &c. II Is situated within one mile e.
the town OF Beaver Pike county, and OF tHe road
leading from jackson to Piketon. The entire
tract is under fence For terms, call on me- on the
premises or by letter, addressed TO Beaver; Pike
county, Ohio. JOHN Mc9fONIeLEy
June 1i66-5m, " 9a
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Local Matter.

ADVERTISEMENT for insertion in the
STANDARD, must be handed in by noon on Tues
day each week, as the paper Is made up on Tues
day evening.
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THE Democrats will hold their county
nominating convention at this place on Saturday,
the 21st inst.
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THE town Council have voted to pay
the Mayor salary of $780, Many of the taX-pay-
ers think this is an outrage.
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WHIsKERs! WHIsKERs !! /!

DR.. L. o. MoNrEz' CorrOIiG, the greatest stimu.
lator in the world, viii force Whiskers or Mus.
taches to grow on the smoothest face Or chin
never known to fail sample for trial sent to any
one desirous of testing its merits. Address
REEVES & Co., 7s Nassau St., N. Y.
June q, 'G6--3m.
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No room for news this week. Not
much news any way.
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TIE old Parsonage, heretofore adver-
tised, will be offered for sale at the door of the
Court Room, on next Saturday, at O'Clock.
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ITCH! ITCH! ITCH!
SCRATCH! SCRATCH! SCRATCH!
WHEATON'S OINTMENT
lEiN CNre Me Nch II rs NOnl

VUJ JUTG L6 IICN ~ 10 IIUHFS.
Also cures SALT RHEUM, ULCERS, CHILL
BLAINs, and all ERUPTIONs OF THE SKIN.
Price so cents. For sale by all druggists. By
sending 60 cents to WEEKS & POTTER, Sole
Agents. 40 Washington street, Boston, it will be
forwarded by mail, free of postage, to any part of
the United States. June A. Coy
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The fourth passed off here without
any kind of celebration whatever.
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Guardian9S Sale.
In pursuance Of an order Of the Probate Court
IL Of jackson county, Ohio, made on the 9th day
Of July, A.D 1866, In the case Of William Ogief,
guardian Of Harvey i. Tripp ct. al, against Sfury
Z. Trip, ct. al, the undersigned will on the
4th day of August, A. d., 1866,
at one o'clock, PM, of said day on the premises,
offer at public sale, and subject to the dover Of
Nancy A. Tripp the undivided 53.182 parts of
the northeast quarter Of the north-wes quarter
Of section L. townships, range IS, containing 40
acres, more or less Appraised at 52Gg g.
Also the undivided j3-1S2 parts Of the north
west quarter Of the northeast quarter Of the Sec
tiOn, township, and range aforesaid containing 40
acres, or less and subject to the dover afore-
said. Appraised at 523O II.
All Of said lands are situated in the county Of
Jackson aud State of Ohio
Terms Of sale--Onc-third cash in hand, one
third In one year. and one-third in two years from
the day of sale, to be secured by mortgage on the
premises sold, and the deferred payments 10 bear
interest at the rate Of six per centum per annum,
payable annually.
WILLIAM OGIER.
Guardian Of Harvey L. Tripp. et. al.
]: w. Longbon, Atty for Pet'r. July 12, '66-iw
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A New AND PERFECT SEWING

A New AND PERFECT SEWING
MACHINE. - THE BARTLETT ELASTIC
STITCH practical family SEWING MACHINE; {;
combines all the advantages Of the best and most
popular Sewing Machines, greatly simpllGed, with
other essential improvements. Runs either way,
uses short, straight needle, is extremely simple,
scws all kinds of goods runs very still, has only
one threading has the most perfect tension, and
performs easily with less Instruction, and more
perfectly and efficiently, all kinds of family sew
ing than any Sewing-Machne ever introduced.
ETIf you want the best do not fail to examine II.
Licensed to use the Wheeler g. Wilson feed and
Howe needle. PRICE $2j. Mme Demorests
Emporium of Fashions No. 473 Broadway, New
York, General Agency for the United States,
Agents wanted. Send for Circular.
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DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN HoRsI

DIR. TOBIAS Y ENETIAN HORSE
LINIMENT.- PINT BOTTLES, PRICE OSE Dol
LAR,
$40 MAIN ST., Hartford, Conn.
Dr. Tobias: Dear Sir-I have been in the liv-
cry business for the last twenty years, and during
that time have used all the various liniments and
lotions Of the day. but never have found an article
equal to your Venetian Horse Lnimcnt. Ihave
fairly tested it on my horses in distemper sprains
cuts, calks, swelings Of the glands, &c, as also
for rheumatism on myself, and have always found
ii an invaluable remedy.
Respectfully yours,
L. LITCHFIELD.
Sold by all Druggists. Office, No, &c Cort-
landt Street, New York.
July 5, 1866.-1m,
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LOTS FOR SALE.

SEVERAL nice building bots for sale, in the
- southeast part Of the town Of jackson, on the
Portsmouth road. Also, back lots, Of different
sizes " suit purchasers For further particulars
terms, &c, inquire Of
July IL, 66--3w. f. HILDENBRAND.
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Persons coming to Jackson TO buy goods will
find it to their interest to give US q call before
purchasing elsewhere as we will not be undersold
by any house in town. Room On corner of Main
and Church streets Jackson, Ohio.
April 10, 'GG-tf.
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JACKSON STANDARD.
TMURsDAY,..... July ~, 1860.

,FFICE---Commerc Block, Third Story,
Main St., Jackson @. H., OHIO.
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FARM FOR SALE.

Stevenson & Hastings, Att'ys for PRfs.
July 5, ,'66--5w--P.F. s14 10.
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MmbitOr'S Mnseiae.
December f9
Sn Dem Wailenas,ibt pom esba Gauntp.

Sn Dem @aifsn9eIidt BON esba Gauntp.
Sn Der Sade Der 8s6nuns BON aibia NBter
unb SamueI 8. 8iRlsr. Ntminilraiorsu BON
rer 5intsrlaiieniGaft les pnRcrtsutn DanieI
u Spsr. l'bibin BON Ssipsltsrs saunIaip. &c.
ta @auniy.
llab nun Sanuar 5. 1866, auf gorrGlaa bee
Srn Slipsr nnannts bic Court . ap. & o d.
net Ter. efa als Nupitor. um bsIaste 9tsds.
nuns tibsrsuisbsn. dtsrsulsttsln, unp sdbmaeia,
Ssr'bsiluus gu modem.
SWN aus ben llrfunttn.
@p Ssisusts - g. SB. tSartef, Gtsrf.
Der unterihritbsne pirp ben IfIihien f.lner
Grnsrnuns atwa'ien. am Slm1as ben 24ltsn
5sbruar, um 10 ubr 0crmittags. am @alibauIe
pon peters I DER, In SGssraSIGe, Qsda
SduniY, wcfetif ii6 ole inirsbirts gnionsn sn.
ftnfsn mSssn, msnn iis 20 als rStbis ra1tsn.
Dapio 8oupeiler, Xuoitor.
Sannar 80. 1866. na4m
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6etne
-e e@emablne GnD6en +!
si3aal 5ubereitet an Der
Maentaum . &npeben W1dbIe,
ms qentamn Ycnnl.

5ufclse Der srrmstrtsn Na&frass fir btsfm
ben fHabtarfen Ddnssr pbsr 5ruGttar.W .Wa&sr.
sucuttn MIR ben Bauern anratten, fG NIT sinem
Dorrotb nod por pem 8rdbjatr Su prrfetsn.
DIr prfsrtisen sematlne 8ncdn obtr 8no.
@snnauS Der Rrift rein III. unb suurantirsn bae
aua n&t bic fleinns Aaantitat RON 9srfdlI6ung
mit bsRsn Competition psrmsnst wirp. Da bies
n6t pon ben msiisn Der subsrsiittsn s5ru6tbar.
Na&r ssfast rusrpen Fam, 70 rattsn mir bsn
Baum porF ttis 3u fsin. uno icldsn Nrtfel su
benuben Der bateim Subysitrt ptb. u. Der lIs nil.
fen rein 1T. gBir ta5en .,pbospbatsn" untsr.
fuHt unb ssfanben bab iie bis 5a sinsm eroBsn
1slduf usrfdlldt warsn. unb swar mil. SuIsy
Narl. Rotlen.af&e. @pps, Salfileinsn unb an.
BERN Subiianssn. rslde fsire frudttarmaGenps
&issnl4aftsn taben, oer bod Slsl wsniser ale
reine Rnu1n.
= 5ur Bsletruns Dntenissn bic nit ben gissn.
i&aitsn bss 8aoGsnaautS nidt tstannt lnb, lal
fen wtr eas GOlsenes na6folssn.
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Mubttpr's Mnset9f. |.
Sn ttm OailenauIlst vun e,tbo Gonnts

Sn bsm Baliensuldt BON es&a gaunts.
Sn ter Sa&s Der gsHpuus poa samse &.
ettif. ereertor BON tsr 6inisrla6en5&aft be
oufotbsnsn SaeobGtrtR, lstttin zoe
Smaue, es&a Gauntp. EYE "a f''lt
llne nun Sanuar s, 1866. auf gosFaIaa ,ss
5rn. Narr, srnannis bic Court g. ls,psts 4.
sia., aIs Autttor. UNI bsfasts Hf&nunA dtess
,uietsn, atsr5uisttsln, uns ssitbmdBist 6stttst.
lung au niaHtns l laBIuO 5nS
f5ES .Mus ben tlrtunttn. =
sS 8HspstsA0. 90. SartsI, Gistl.
. Der unta3sldnste pirb ben THi6isu, Iltlur
srntnnuns abwartsn. auf Dtsniiaes ben ,27am
5sbruar, un 2 utr NdGmittaes, Ia fsinsr or.
Hee In Nlsntaun. trutlba 'f& aIe intstrAite
p.r!onsn 'inFnsm iSnnsn, rsnu fs % als nj,sis
eIifsa eorrih, aasits,.
Getruar 6. 1866. u.9 .gie T., g1d us3n
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Sdtimsr's Nlammutb Stubr,
Gin Iebenoes Jnftitut.
GeL6 futr6 erTnarf

GelS iutr6 erTuart
~snn man fauft on Scbeimer's @tstr, ts,
StOdto6 anssfdllt " init sBaarsn an
N o dc q = et s c %.
unisr san3sr Stod purbe
berab A e nj RIFT,
auf bic aaernisbsrflt Gtufe. Wir tobsn cine,
s0neurrn3. wir .fuoiren 81 pIieecn.
Sur S;bss. at. Sung, Ssid, uno Arm t,ffrst.u
mir nns einsn 9utafmdbltsn Gtod pon Srodsurpaa:
rsu, Grc,sries. Sussusmaarsn, 6 .rpstina, Del
2udb, Sat3. glib uno prcpifcnsn. u. (. 10. an SAINT
~ baltfn. um Bdr9ens allfn su 9etsn, bic fe mil
tbrer 8uuelhaft bsthren -nidbt nur fir ltbla 90
gen eosr tsffimne 3sit, fcnrsru merosn unlere O q
Ter terfan on Den aitrnitooiten prsifen perfaufsn
gBir untsrHthsu uidpt 30 laaen. bae unlsr Gplteu
Htift 8aar raslo . III. absr perfidbrn eas unf,r
preibe 70 nito.r finb ots ben onoern, bic rrabfer
oas e bic pobtiiaen @dtsr rerfaufsn. psii tIs ibr
@efddfts sinaid auf oos Gof& prin,p telrtiten.
Srtmee fclssr hen fftbenben auneen bes rpebl
tttonnten olten Stanoss, upb mon rpro Der Rsib.
nudb nit OFF hfeit abuorten nit ben 6ia'affsn sd
tern. Stit sspie capon oas Sbr ON rsdtsn glot
iftc. uno oann ,uanst Gu& in ben paufn an
S6eimer's populdrem Stobr.
Da fann man an tsssn bsfristist wsrssn NIT osu
msbr'fsn Biarsn ftr's wtnigfts @slo-uno aud
NIT ern tsftpsbrbaftstsn unb mcoisffsn @atsrn.
Sdbies DreBsiiter Departcment,
pctIitdutis, nit rsiGsn unb efssan.
ten @itsrn. fopis aud NIT ben tpoblfsilsrsn Gtp.
len psrfsten. bsifsbsnp aus fGw irssm uub farb.
gem Ssirs. @smelnen, plaib unb Rsurirt. @u0
Celanst, Rspps. pcpIins. Nuincs. a,msintn
uno ,urirten, fla rirtsn unb forpirten Mctaor,
amsr'fanifGsn Defiance. gOturss. p,tats, al.
paeeas, Sect6 unb Union pfaiss, ste.
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ubren, ga afubren
iliiS eSmipelcit.
Silber Waaren unb Wfelobians.
Gl@rIes g. WSaSTeilo

GlarIes g. ASaSTe9e
go. %, Sit Samilton Strabe. eesen-
iiber Der Oeutfb Reformirten &rs
DE in Iuentaun,
gBollte bsm publitcm etrsrtistisli anuissn,
bab er iostsn BON NsupCrf ,urid5etsbrt IN. uii
snsm febr arcbsn Niforttmsnt pon @iitsr In iei.
mem @'iGdfts. .3wsise. ale
AN8oloenes unb Silberne=Sads
L ~ ubren Don allen 8enennunaen,
SNasZ@uon Qmerifanifber uno @na.
liiper &erfertieans. fur Damen uao
6erren,
70 pie slnem fstr sroesn gITorirm.nt BON ten
lsBtsn Stples BON SuwslrY
Sitter unb platirte Waaren,
mslGss 3u1anmsn nit ftin.m fritersn Stod. nun
oas msta pOaadnpisfe a6ortmsnt pon Otter
ausmaGt. cas nod is In bislsm sanbesttsil gum
Ssrtauf anesbotsn rputbt.
Snesm ct al feline @dter fdr BargeIb
fault. 70 fitlt sr Su16rt bog er btelelbt 70
motlfsl fpenn iitGt wUblfstlsr pertauftn Fam als
oiss In Weupo,f Obsr philadelphia ssl6isbt.
Sspt. 19, 1865. nats
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