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FOR THE EMAERIED.-sc1tffc ffce In scaled enyclane,
Address {. 3. Fo0TE, II. D., 1880 Broadway. Esw
ypt
, 1866-03-14

A, Physiological View Of Mar.
|: ;.'..-- FAHEe.
Containing nearly so pages and tao 6ne Plates And
/ Ensrnrngs Of the Anstomy of tho Human Organs u
state Of Health aud Disease with Treatise oo Early
Er7ors, its Deplorabla Consequences npou the Mind
and Body. With the Authors Plan Of Treatnent-thc
only rational and successful r1ode OF shown
by the report Of treated. \ ruthfn adviser to
the married, md those contcnplntiaT marriage, Eho
ffee cs pessast to nny address, On receipt Of ceqts
y aoY sP; .: osts M.idsa & r.
The author 11ay BE- Consulted upon any OF me us
eases upon which bis book tEe1tt either pAexondY Or
by n.a and meAlcinea sent 10 any part Of tie world
nEr<r En..rS tu&x
, 1866-03-14

OIL In F1sfsbur0h-alareh IL.
The market was inactive. Dtairrs arc dispossd
to pu1chaee 70 any extent. We note ealea Of 800 brss
hotdcd. on the spot. Nay delivery, secss option, u
Jpof. bnyeTs' DrtInh, 1t sc,
, 1866-03-14

FOR THE RU1TUREp,-seus free. Address z, q
f0OTE, II. D.. 1 1870 Brosdway, New York4
[roup.
Ho~ It may be easily Prevented: aiso Causc and
Gre. Sent nee. Address z. B. FOOTE. H. D. II IN
Tlrondrtt Eex Yorl-
, 1866-03-14

rhc Dcst Ia the Iyota: harmless, reliable, instau-
iaoeols: The ONLY perfect Die; 10 dsapns'tntn ent
.sr1c lark. Also, REt;ESEItATISG EXTRACT u
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., preserves Art beAut nsa
the Gar, Sold By Ill n-u. 1fsta. 1eaalsS "
, 1866-03-14
:'3Hf6l&.Hal,.

The 9reat streuxthe.lax Tonic.
-. tzor wa1szu r.xrA1i1'os.'- y
so o::F;'LAMp's
GERMAN. BITTERS,
Dnn1I1Tx: Dun11zTx1
Ee4uistns Rom aay eansc vhssevsz.
=. I'll RI. .
PR0sTRA11ox OF THE SYSTEM,
SEVERE HAED5Hns. EXPOSURE, FEvsRs,
Diseases, Of Camp Life.
,s, ,'.s s Or nss mf' fs :as1s sas Dr. s+
1sads1s 6sd liquors. tnF tselF atnost n'Fseni'a'
DYSPEPSIA
DISEASES RESULTING FRoN
DISORDERS or TIE I1vER aod
DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
Hoo1and's German Bitters
This p1tters has performed mort eures: :
GIVES BETTER SATIsFAC11oS5
HAs MORE TESTIMONY
HAS MoEs aEsrEeTA1IE PEopIs TO voucu
1naa any othss article ID the market.
d
vA8atv .ny one To contradict .nts assertion
, 1866-03-14

Eeceirta. Shipments.
1i6G. lS65. 1eas. 1s63.
EunEAY and NondAy...... so 1,1s3 1,1G! SIS
Tuesday. ....... ....... 81 SO &2s LIST
|: Total................-1.lH Es9 3tM 14M
Same tine last weAk.....Ls3s .... zlM go.
The acuxl receipts to~day, up to O'Clock, aEe -
E&asew:
Illinois Central 17oad. 80
iioek Island HuAn. .......,., Isl
ItrsliuEtUn Eo20..... ..%.................... 3t3
Northwestern NoHd t19
st. Lon1S Altou EoAd. It's
The reported talcz s1oce O'Clock last evening Al
fellows:
st. IOu!t Alton Scale.
Northwestern rCAt Il
Rock Island ScA1e, 10
, 1866-03-14

SHEEP-The market to-day hAs been fair and I bet.
ter feeling prevailed. sonc sses nade At N I'd.
vance Of ic rcs f m on tie best oeg ade last Heek
Nc note the following transzctlons:
.... ....... No. Az. Price,
Green 70 Logan. - Is 62K
q. Adams %. TO oI.oE4n.......,....111 I'D 6t0
HLEtlna1 To Eoudof.sa-........,...-..1 - Ill f.p1
, 1866-03-14
, CHICAGO CATTLE aIAKKET.

OyY1cE OF TIE DAILY TE1nrSI.}
....... Trcsdsy Evening, Aarrh: y
BEEF FCAITLE-Accurdluk u the Bossd Of I rade
feports the feeept1 and shpen stnce Last tssue
comrsE%d with the corresponding period Of 1sss have
betn toowa 1t ehould BE- borne tn mind thai these
shenss and yece7ts Art really shose q tse day pre-
cedtuk:
, 1866-03-14

10 rs.es-lt9 Illustrations. $50. Sent hy nat1
everywhere, post paid. Contents. Tabfes sent Tree
Atdyess the Author. E. y. -FOOTE, II. D.. 113U
broadway, NeE York. ta24E43539tx W.Y
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-12-20

A valuable pocket knife was dropped
into twenty four foot we'll, half full OF Of
water. elbow shall we get it out:
Shall we have to draw the water from
the well?" The writer proposed to use
a strong horse shoe magnet near py'
suspended by a cord. "But we cant see
where to lower the magnet SO as 10 touch
the knife" ''ThroW the sun ray down
the bottom Of the we'll by alooking-glass,
was the second answer. 1t was done;
the knife brought up--all being accom-
lished in i. moment of time.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-12-20

\ French journal tells a little story
about lady:
"When | was first married was on
nv knees before my husband from
morning till night. 1t was Il perfect
alteration and incessant delirium-an
inexpressible bliss. ] showered caresses
upOn him: ! could have eaten him."
"And now 20 asked friend.
81 am sorry didn't"
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-12-20

THE boys have been having their own
fun since the snow. Scarcely d man,
woman or child can pass along Che street
without being peIted with snow missiles.
Ii may be fun for the boys, but We ez-
pcricnccd anything but a delightful sem
sation, the other day, on having one
come with considerable force q gainst our
left cheek. We did not feel at all like
Stunning the right, but We're foreihly
reminded Of the fable of the boys and
the frogs
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-12-20

ADvERTIsE.-At the commencement
Of Il new year, nearl y every one engas-
ed in business seeks to add to his chan
ces by adopting every additional means
for his advancement. Many are dis
posed to try the merits of advertising,
and it is a most .judieious choice, for
thousands Of business men have made
fortunes by this means. Advertise
freely, literally and long, aud its re-
turns will be four-fold Ike seed sown
in springtime, it will bear fruit after,
many days, as we'll as its immediate rc
suits. Spasmodic advertising is not the
thing to thoroughly tell its virtues.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-12-20

LADIES SUPPER. The ladies con
aeeted with the Mount Zion EpiseopaD
Church, in Hedgesviile, intend having
Supper on next Thursday evening,
December 9th, the proceeds to be APP
Piled to repairing the Church. They
nope 10 receive the patronage OF all who
are fond OF seeing ~ well as eating
good things.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-12-20

SHARp.-An Irish boy, trying hard to
get place, denied that he was irish.
~ don't know what you mean by not
being an Irishman," said the gentle
man, who was about to hire him; "but
this l do know, that you were born in
Ireland"
"Och! your honor, if that's all, small
blame that. Suppose your old cat had
kittens in the oven, would they he
loaves Of bread 20
The boy got the place.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-12-20

WE learn that repairs on the Presby-
lerian church are about completed, and
hat it will be ready for re-dedciation
IN the course Of Il week or two. When
fully completed. it viii BE one the finest
church edihces in the county.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-12-20

sNqw.-saturday night last the first
snow of the season fell to the depth Of
three or four inches. During the past
few days since the snow, our town has
been lively with the merry 1'tintintibu-
alton of the bells.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-12-20

Judge Hall will hold a short special
term of Court for Jefferson county,
commencing to-day.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-12-20

SIZE Is NoTHING.-A talented young
African Of the boot black persuasion,
While dancing like st. Nitns over GUS
toner's boots the other day, observed
nelghbor porting wisely over a news
paper Whereupon he addressed him
thus:
Julius, what de tlebbel you loolzin at
dat paper fur? You can't read
go way, fellah,n replied tire other,
Indignantly. ''Guess / can read. Use
big nuf fur dat
big 'nuff." retorted the first one,
scorntully. ''Dat ain tnaffin. i COW IS
big 'nuff 70 cotcil & mice. but she can't
dc il"
When is plant like hog When 1t
begins to root. And when is ii hike q
soldier: When it begins to shoot.
Nhen IS ii like IN et3itof. Wien 1t 10
gins to blow. and when Is IL !ilsc 8
lady2 Mleu ii blooms.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-12-20

THE Indies Of the Presbyterian church
realized near $500 from their Festival,
held last week.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-12-20

Clecum GeleF.-S peeial 7it4u.-
The term OF Court which commenced
here last week, was devoted almost e.
clasively to the disposition Of criminal
eases His Iieuor, Judge Hall, relN9=
ed the jail Of It's inmates very rapidly,
as the following will show:
Stare West Va, IS. G. S Little and
". b. Reynolds, indicted for grand lar
ccny, was adiudged guilty and senten-
ced to three years in the pcnitentiary.
State VS.. John Williams, indicted for
grand larceny; adjudged guilty and
sentenced to penitentiary for one year.
State vs.. Philip Mcdaniel, negro,
convicted Of petit larceny, and sent to
the county jail for thirty days.
State vs.. William Dorsey, negro.
convicted of petit larceny, and sent to
county jail for one year.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-12-20

AssAsslNs AERoAp.-S Saturday night
lie l4th inst, Mr.. J. W. Porterfeld,
merchant at Tomahawk Springs,
whilst attempting 10 discover some
thieves sknlking iii the nelghborhood OF
MS dwelling, was fred upon and MUIR
d seriously in the face aud head.
Where are the officers Of the law! Such
camps should receive summary pun
lshmen,.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-12-20

'sTnE MooREFIELp ADVERTISER IS
lhe title Of a new Conservative paper
Just started in Mooreticld, Hardy coun-
y, West Virginia, by Messrs Maupin
4 Parsons. Ii presents a fine typo
graphical appearance, and is edited
with energy and ability. We wish the
Advertiser and its proprietors the
fullest measure Of success.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-12-20
no CONSERVATIVES adver-

L tser, having been restored to health in
few weeks bya very simple remedy, after hay
ing suffered for several years with severe
lung affection, and that dread disease, Con-
symptoms anxious to make known 10 his
fllowsufforors tho means of cure
To all who desire il, he will send E copy Of
the prescription used free ef charge,) with the
directions Tor preparing and using the same,
which they viii find a sure cure for Censuinp-
ton, Asthma, Bronchitis. Coughs, Colds, and
al Threat and Lung Affections The emily
object of the adNertiseriH ending the prescrp-
tens is to benefit the afflicted, aud spread in
formation which he eoHeei9es 70 BE in1altut-
bic. and he hopes every sttlierer will Try hi
remedy, as il viii cost then nothing, ANA may
prove i blessing. Patio wishing the pre-
seription, free, by return mal, will please asl-
dress Rev EDW ARD \. WILSON
jan ]! Williams burg. King G.. =. !
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-12-20

NUGAR! SUGAR!! SUGAR!!!-
- just received several Hogsheads and 10
Barrels of Prime and Medium quality OF
Brown Sugars, for preserving Fruits, ETC.
duce, by f. ]. WHEELER u 70
August % 1866.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-12-20
CHRIsTMAs.-Next Tuesday will be

CHRIsTMAs.-Next Tuesday will be
Christmas, and among the joyous greet
ings Of the season, do not forget, dear
reader, that we wish YOU "a happy
christmas, in the most liberal meaning
OF the term. Many have been the
changes since the Christmas of a year
ago. Some whose eye spanked as
brightly as did yours, and whose heart
beat light with hope, have gone to the
silent Land: some have gone from the
home roof-tree to play their part in the
great drama Of life--in distant lands It
may be to roam, hut next Tuesday will
they live over again the scenes Of tleir
childhood, and on the wings Of Love
Will be waited 4 message to The -deaf.
ones at home: the bride who less than
one short year ago left the kindest Of
parents and the dearest OF homes, is TO-
daT thinking Of llle ..last Christmas
Eve around the old hearth-stonc, and
though .he i tel IN the so4e Of hin vie
is her all, and surrounded ~ every shitig
that can male lie happy, she cannot
reprea5 Oh when size tbinl ef he
merry paTtyWho viii be as 7emli q ti.Fa
next MONDAY nieht
But we tool up cur pen tncrefy 10
say - llappg christmas. and m5F i
prove I happy one indeed to oseh and
all.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-07
aay@ Msunberbare 1unae Dame.

DE u,a8nctiide 2pItorin, III. Gsnneiiee, emf
has gBaucelttnc setannt, 1T mad ginfiunar jutid-
aettbrt Ii. BAT In 8. 5tr., Nr. 422. nabe WOunost..
tns alinit srri@tst NO man is abst ale aaf tsssa
II. @siunobett bssileiids 8ra9ea um Hatb fiassn
{auu 5te atbt austunt uber oerloreuts poer 9ehob
Ienes Giatntbum; tbentit.irt be betrefcnee Ytren
cbcr 9ericnen nit iolder Semmibe'i. hab tonm elm
2pettsl an eerei Sduib ibrS bletbt; 9eraIb aaf
Ierlansen in beWuBtloien 3uitano; te8tbt f4 nj
@e!iie nad eosm 3betle ber eIt unb iPrt abpsisuoe
yerienen etn,re! ob tpot p6er eteue,e. auf weid,t
burt ie ibre 2ase II bren auitnibaitFott ben nads
flaatnesn srsunptu mttteiien Sue aarantilt perma-
asnte 5ellu9 tn alien ,sdnsu, tfren aur lie uaer..
nimm. Sie rottet cpne Suit nn,cnt peer Sdmerae", ,
ptne eineu 9rpp'en 5iul, IN bis "a iunosn oeh
Rtebs nit 5tampi IL. Still ans. ee,dhmic tbnHsr
IN 8 bis Sassn 1icter sebea, nno ALE 'onlil9en
Rrantb,i,en pttcsn NIT aieid,sm aroi9s betansst
ale ba Nnb 2eberle'ten. ausaehrnr8. 2tdmpte pers
iibsl. 8sruit ets getdits u. Gebbis unc anesrs
atanibeier. .peideu Der 1lenit nnierprrtsnin " aus
BIteit iiubsn prompte Bsantmortune he arssne'esn
petbeu auf 8srlanssu per grp,eb petitidt. SItts
ab.eiiiie man, Dor 2l72, cincinnati y. O.. ,Sp
prarts Bat in Der Ieteu 3e 10 sussnon,en caB tt hd
nod Der Denite bes Dr. 9. 8. Deebtna bat otrdseru
mlGe,, um aus3uteuuen (Apl0 SWt H. NJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-07
...,.s cI,Eaii frf,h Mnns..

Sin iidcrCS Sei!nittc! 9eaen be idb!u'mitcr Faps
ron aiuser pSer tronifDer tentsHnOitder roeratehD
anarrtSC uic Atu.r TIT
Gr. &n,tlcE6'a G5i'6iraa geag1 bic
Gtriian.
eGufsase be6e; clud, Otricte Ssiluns eefi,ttctu.
Sic MeoierguB wsntst e In ben W(iittirIpiiltrr gl
gle bat 8Irc uiieTcr &clrlen Gurirt, uad'Sen ale
anocteu N(itts. Mi1s eCeeiicu, tn ber Gbot bobtu
nil 0enug 8coeie prn Der Miy!ionttsi bieies wertz
poQen ptaparatee aus uiamen5 5iebeuern oufi0uGCna
seu aHre6euSen uno wtHeeiretterern Sin8reoteaSllu
rm cinenl Sscen uuitrer gssr robeu ~ fbnnsrl ft6
cine 6IalAe eriuf@aTeH uro tctS barnt cercbcu sit
SsIn. Dtc 2elocu6eu iclbn i0ulen cas- Ntttl 6trsrt
gsbroudeu. SIS III bel allen ApptRetern Su babru; in
S Iii tmpre bet @eth g. 5auce, Nr. l0St
8ea.3aiiimoreir.; ''' GO nihtH8tou sci 8 o.
fepsS}. @aira&9ruSer.
IsIe6prrfauIefi q, UL,eiCt 4 CO. tnS
: bOmfc Il V . 1t, Baltimore, 4R6
IN g8 a. Btugtpn bei Gbs. . brihtan
VI 81, Va. reaue (Sul6l,O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-07
Sebem = UeiNnSVcit = Starfe
9eben - OelnnOyeit - St1rfe !!
9ebea - GsinaDleit - Siarfe!!
Sas eroae fransDiif.be $5eiimittst.
gr. e5uou Ceiamarre'S
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tDestbsrGtrnte s,fpe5tttid)e DtNt n"s
nad, elmer gcridrift ess Sr. Suol DsIana.t, ObtF-
SrSt ont ~SCipHoI eu Acte" pecr "eatlfc'lelt'
lu PARTS.
Dteie unTtdebare 0eeisin IL fctn 8lencwcti; iit
eilt SamcniluB rber Samtni6rdds arfeblbar, VILE
Resbarteit ber 9ei6iihtS. DCrtituSe II. 2atnipe9e'
unF'eiptatorn rter nGdauihsn SancRzGrSa1s, iuOber
Ee aud llben uns pe bebeutsna ie aub e'n mSBsH,
iperpen raid beetiet uuo ben Sr8aaeh gu neuer Sc
fuEoer Sbatigtett uerbpiteH.
ghet Aerltci
Hg1r baben cts pnn GaFantere d Dnppnt Nr. 2l4,
Wue gralbaro mad benz Sesepie eeS Sr. cSuon Dsla4
rat. giars nut itt ts gieidbelbsubE &ric9e an
scpanct uuo Riautcn, cat feline anoere Ptesi5tn 10
gut Seei9ue III, ale Bericnen bic an unftenulltben
grguISn ptcr (rrnser Sd'pade be, @el9lsdtsi Sr'
game = iei eS i'll Bo!se ihler seneeu ee6enslpe'lt'
Gusi@geiiunlea o6cr N!ibbilutc - ls;seu, su turi-
tan. 81. VI, gta4reparic. Dr. Vice.
g. 2. Butarotn,
Sequ Sc &eu6Fe Sr. Wsee,"
9lcriS hen 4 Npoi S63,
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gfsE, Scr3regfftthes 47ciInaffSsI,

gnii FRnneu nit aitiem Ge!gt1en a0en, rpsIdle
bbeocti9em Nuien ieitcn
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tsruno uno IN ;Wbtm yrC6t InRcrcbm ei>Isurcbmcn.
SBre Gpef.L III rer tOniaiNbC SuHfnta,iOm enes
her baitcn TN Gs6raube beitn6ittcn gliParlte. uno
rleGr fhreibt fem EiecuiNimer ilm not in, Gil
Iateu ta5 ulittiL leeie eDcds tcf'nGl Ii. ms ensn
lptrb bon Sr g trtdlanb, Rr, iae 5ecnmorea
Ctr, gigcinrah o, 'uFcieItet Il. rOn Uaer Appttc.
FERN psrFauit IN 9alttmore ben 9 tt ..
Sarce, gr. 1903, lSeit. Saitincreitr, uub in u a.
I NtCU nrn SNl W, VI ann l. Nru CT.
13rSoeltdlFtr; VI. @ODeler 6 Q, up6
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-07
sssgag u, mspses Z, Woltp.

VT. Y, GoltI0noHt.l Wep. YDlf.
gH.-g,nI 9etlan1e lpe ben lrauiBfid,. oentftt,
ponikte II. cnGltse (rcibpIea mt ocllfn @sbr1ndeS.
Inmetunseu uuier iraeuS enst Gertiie perl9ft.
Su D aIttmpte II. s9aibtagtpa bet aVe
iipotheterr ~ bahsn.
N'Sbpmsipu Slpa. (ll92I)
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Shrs JRirrlraeu toDeu Der @BeIt Jenugam 0elet4t
I'M mic oiel fe ben orntnd tn I'M 7eeiIHme os'''o'
Itden Wchlueu pOrlrittber Wtan tam Ne l4st u;
mt spoblaeioleu nchmen amer ipte peurtWl "
ma ttia Sbre teflretisnpen StgeniCnish lepen &c"
ROrpeTa acknowledgement all ert'erncu ee BeIhcplnh,
ocr ter iDIlaut, rcint1cn has Stut II. otnfrHwen
llnrucbliein sic tc3eu bic trentbaen 2a'le Npelpe
Wdbrutb srseu8sn u lraen' glnals, tu..,,m uSss
oorr in llnoi rnung Berutbere Ct1ane 3u n1snflhtn
Runrttonen auf uno ilSBen bent 9an5eH SpNeme &C.
ftnoe eiatttite Gpnnu'utt EN-. Ste th'teR riWt
bios bic altiaibm gcibwerten etrfo ,'eosn 'omes'h
aud a-i1brid,e II. 'u tnIWtenot NtaHtpeith DsHh
nc cterisits 0ar eepaltse BuflulAeI! duBesn. llHo
He ,ur ielbtr Sclt IN eerrm9ctten @dhtn 8enoWnteh,
5as Gderie II. Bette Aeilerni ttel iar Rncsf. Spf
ctr,uferer lebs,Su5 fibl ihnsn sntn u'Jtnenta.N
| men Srarteicuitu mltbeg Tic p9ptomntr PAM IL
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| anbee uaS Ste Gt.itd)elun1 iber ue9erten9Hn9 Gag
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| uub SeiiieuSntiie iber oi8enoe Selhpetoen entz
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Sdnisr,eu, gpneiudt arptttelt9tett ale iebe''
| ptd,e eine auelsaeuos Atinu tr'cleern- Als Tile'
| beIn auterS.m outth Jlsni3uns ces FLUTES rro W.
ic,rna hes Sp,ms oete lleetl, auf bic ne bent Nm
Idreus nab sGr teiuen GnIIub taben, as Oh hno
Gautbet bcp:ties ettltn6eu @srStntmtr3 uhe
ntpBie grr:absr.et .onlin5en III her stesr uHt
ban Nieren, Gjidt u. Iodi9s abntt fsoen eIe aus
itu,m pcraba truirener N6rprrIuitaHhs oost S;Tto'
riiua iener 5ugftjcren bt rilhr II
qakt SUD, mot uau erinb asioeu Sdn6srn mt
dr6era ar,eneten, an ocaSn lie mept p'ott MAIDEN
| oui,ibrtnl Btrfanat aet'e ptlIeu unO nebW
isne aro,rn! DIE Wfauttn btanhen os peli'poEpah'
ters Sllie upo tie loGuH lctc erbal!eu.
3uberettet ocH / 6. Gpct Z. go y, Eomtu
DPcs, tnb Az babsr tti ~. s.. SIcwn & Sttetr u
slaitmote S,pe be, alltH gpobtttfn nno slIiers'
Ssr,s,,i,,r otIsr f1rieu (Sanl lS)
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gann nina iidl l,ar yiodlahlllllnafrl

Sic daten giur7 ner6eu con aaen bauptid6it3sn
a)Icaaiteu in aIlcR J1eltpctIcu pelIanlt. Yrets 81
ptc Sdodlel posr Sdarbisn fir $5.
Gararciere II DpFcut sustu8e Si9cHtsnmer.
gir, 2i4, 5tuc eonitagb, galta.
gei Gineubupg nan 81 an tr8enb enen he+ tet09.
u,oesteiea @gc ten erhait GlsH MT nmaebenosr poF
inc isi perlieeelte Ghamtsi. d Sdadltelu fur 80.
u aleEtse %snsral -S8entsn fir Nmtttiai
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@ebeiale glanfbciieu.
GEilnstt3e 9pr saC0uttrt
BON
Sr, JSfeeb SGbtan.
CfIiceI Sir. 22S, Gtna'SnaBt,
YbiIdhcIpbLa.

4, fsabidn seTanlirt III foIScuoer Rranlbeen
cine duCRe ur6 ertnolite RaI Ole OittBu iotFb
Spn mir iilpii sIbcis'lCt uHb 1T bnrd,aHS td pgn
Gnettlbsr.
6tteiIne @gaafjeiteit
sciberttt GjedlCdt9. 70 iGresb in ibreu Spi9en,
weun psruo@aiFgl puo wern nilt bon elnem ertaBre-
nen Ariie tebGn6elt.
@oeibtbeFedun9 (Onantel,
bsren traurgs tSOleeu if tinoaeten tn Wibnlltb
Ra@NiGeu SNmsnII9!sBw9en, SGWaGs her n'anns
eluS:eBruue. Sunne 2eute Die iid bcfcu tcpuBt
Rub, ipUle7 lid oertrdusnscoa all mid lpenbtl. SD
babe Sauierbe iplder lln9lifien Su tpftr irpbersa
fraitiesn @epehett SuriidBtbratit Ole ren AneersH
a!1 bebar belt pter ais uuhtilbar a5eseben wotoeu
Nnb
SSrausn<Stranfbsiten.
NE Rss sIuae bGuFg bic llri'tbs alIesmetnst
60 uddbs, nn.cas imafiaEeit unS nnirneb'sa,s
keit.
t1nreSel IN d 3 bt8fett
In sfe irpnGE;i !bsis gte,uuGuua cher aGn,lieDes
IlMStlsitEH osretter slciboiel bon ptld'el rlatsi
ni,e IN psuieen Eagen Der mir ber5siicO Gbns nad9s
ttetlt9e jpl9Gn fir sic Geitmobett.
set metner nisetuiGbtiasn YartS in teiiscr Stoot
babe tt mid touriSdliA nit ber behantlrrg cbtgsr
lontbe,ten tsitGi8l gac BARN DC 8tau3snciter Nsa
srltate rrScIt.
@lusDNrttge 9attenten
sSnnen bon mir bebGuceIt otroen, penn lie mir t9re
Seitau6 idriftlioD mittbsileu,
Strensits sssridIrpicssnbdt oire iiae'
G;d,ert.
DR.. Jos. FABIAN,
Nr. 228, Vine ST., Philadelphia, Pa
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5cri;pnte i(rss @6tdTat' aufScs une
oeiitn 2O5brud nod in leGIeIben
StuUte ttIoI3eu ic0te.
S5spwcur l5aSetoean bate etcn
MiS &,UrSjana iitt.seort iBm gum
fiBlcn Sru4 gu fOl8sn.
13.
Das Srfal Der e. fn gtr.
Be.
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4, Fabian saTanlirt III OI9crb'u Sranlbssn
cine ldncRe urb ertnolide iiuI Ole OtttBu ipiFo
spn mir islplt sIteislct uHb 1T onrd,alS rtt pgn
s0urdiiIbsr.
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Der @preer Mntpn Yrcbf fpa
am Srettase iibsr s 3ase In 9bilasslppta
oebdnat preen. y.
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l5dIflnorc, 1lO. qonncr7ldQ 0eu Z. 9nnl 1866
SpFtcr gd,nmann'S 6

ScFtcr SGtumann'S
grcbe Dfutihe l6etldnftast
iyr sur argr Ntten pcr
pbtgen frortbeitsn.
Sr. Sdlumaml'S
setentaEiSdbe 2ebep8s @HeEas
pbtr
Rnfetlbarss, fsdrFenbes 2ebenSslirtr,
d. 5Sunfaesn'S Q taStFale Srtsts
GasNtIsn,
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Der Staetfatb IN Seteago bat tetne
galhmprtr Gcaeaer gum Sslute sinas'
laesn. Wsuli6 paren bic 9bttaso'sr
Bier. 4F.+ .= F-s4ta
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gBsnisEens 500 appltfanten
bahen Gtt aus ben Ser. ct, begeitc sur
SsI6iduns Der Yarilsr notwithstanding
seuaelett,