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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-08-28

irHsISu 4 TG,uG Il isa wise law
NJ ihe ancient Jews, that tho SONS q
Gwen iho Wcallldest mon should BE Oh.
hscsl tn serve mn apprenticeship to some
useial occupation, 80 ihat in ease Of re-
verse 81 fortune, they might have some
ilung to fall back upon. The Same
still exists IN Turkey, where every man
even The Sultan himself must learn q
trade. How fortunate would ithenow
bad il boon law III this country.
"Weaild 70 God ! had TRADE !" is the
cry 81 thousands u returned soldiers
Nsth and South, Who find themselves
ruined ia pocket with no immediate
prospect u gaming livelihood II
should teach parents that whatever
else tAey may giyo tholr sons, theS
should give them q trade
So far as tho education oithCir child
rcu iii the science II keeping proper
accounts IL concerned, tho idea is q
good ono, as every young man should
have sufficient knowledge to manage
his oRn books should be ever embark
il business, bat % mako bookkoepcrs
and clerks 81 al olr boys Is a grand
mistake Better place thom IN d work,
shop, mill Or foundry, whore they can
leafn Independent trades, which, 1T al
times viii Secure for them employment
at any time, and tire pecuniary com.
pensatlou for which viii at least be a.
much ifnot more than the business d
accounts. We earnestly advise all pa
rents TO teach thcir sons trades, nc
matter Whist - thatitis an industrious
pursuit and let as ia future be spared
the pam Of seeing So many stout, able
bodied young mon out II employment
and seeking situations whore tie per
can only be used
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Frt m
leg @ s v
8 Tie ee taeha owned
ci r aHt
0
Hl af3
aft @ %
$1,000 81 wc %
frttal at d c
az laao S ~
I M ilat there
ean 81 f Gso ae oia
H m SIP uH f4H@
T8E1 productive uar
Is t - ST. S iam
uct i 4 h
vs. Ilat aa tat .ar rs
usi - uaa 81 perform i.e 0a
laiFr 3 iul @ ta condo .al 81
tnalg larms HI drives hiB p by
hg power breaks hls ground hy
tlanstrk epad, nauH ral.os loads
uni8si snA stacks hi hay by horse
l.ouef. cultivate bis casn by improved
na lHnery le auy low ground 81
meh5nn1. - ali hs Iahua can
nje aad ri5G ,loir iah easy AZ
RIDING ID 3 tua hd lha p.ur
~ be3Ag iaeaHi AhR IL har l 6
ihoussa arrw q a eliet, tlH
dpts saih lia40s about ~
or ~ men aud 80 hor ru aHd
"a a4ay about 900 aFs per q +, ani
poft9lmcd the Norb hotter than ! ever
taR il ll tle old methods To give all
tho improved molss II farming cm-
pho, "a by tbs king u agriculture, would
require moru spso than you would
Ike 10 spare. Notwithstanding this
lli,or4mying machinery, Air s. employs
from one 10 two hundred laboref ae
two hundred hor and mules. and d
large herd q working oxen Not hay
ing the exact data before me. / will NOT
venture 10 gito no enormous returns.
~ bushels on toms 81 tie products Of
this e1tai farm Some estimate may
~ u.tio FROM tic magnitude ~ tho
farm taken Is connection with the lnct
uiat ihe quality ~ the 4il isuuoquaIed
vs. tIe very best Sciota bottoms Cu-
ctsaati hRgi4tG
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-08-28

THE CoN CBop or Tlm Um1In STATES
An Ohio correspondent Of the Gin
cinnati Gazette gives sono interesting
statements Of tho corn crop Of tins
country, and IN some tabular statistics
shows that The average increase II this
crop d about Gte per cent por anu,un.
In 1870, the crop was 377, 53l ,s75 bush
cls; ia 1860 92,67f l0i ia 1860. $50 !
i5l, TO7; and tho estimated crop for
1866, il !, 039. 100000
The different portions 0f The United
States where TINS crop is tho staple are
as follows.
New England, New York and New
Jersey. 3S,g4S, $50 bushels.
Pennsylvania, Maryland. Delaware
Virginia North Carolina and South
Carolina, IFS a9S, 2i9 bushels
Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississip.
~, Louisiana. Arkansas aud Texas
liT,425,T2O bushels Ohio. Indiana
Illinois, kentucky. rcupe sac, Missouri
Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota. Iowa
AMI Kansas, 81, G27 .9t3 bashels.
II will bc seea FROM thR that ths
main dependence u thu nation for ths
crop Is ~ the valleys Of lhe Missouri
Ohio and upper Mississippi rivers. AND
NJ tlie@e Siates above mentioned IllinoN
Is the ono IN which Il i produced III tlt
greatest quantity IN OHIO the aEorag,
yield per acre for the last twenty YEAR
haN bcon thirty three bushels. although
A. many MS one hundred anal eighil
bushels have i,een grown CA a angl,
sore There j. also many counties u
the State a4erc ihe average pfoa4ct B
over forty bushels.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-08-28

Al q factory Ia Canada a huge
cheese has atsly bosn iaa,le wh.cl
weighs three aaa hall ,ous aud mons
nrcs Sax feet aelt inches in breadth
and Three feoi - Thickness TIE mslk
used ia iis manufacture weighed thirty
FIVE SONS AMI was furnished IS eeil
hundred COVE This alsc che a w5u
DC ~ exhibition Ia Toronto % 81 aali.
cultural fAr t9 De hgld thp darne
September
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-08-28

4 Philadelphia clergyman 81 ihe
course q q s,rufoa raetn,ly remarked
"Nou noci nai clasp gour hash fr-
Nenily "a PRAYER tlNt 8oa nt IS them
open phen il-g contribution bQ4 clua
around
II pretty uUaan asks yuu Wlal
you Nill h answer taa son al hs
youI As4i t. hers
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-08-28

ITO THE LADIES. The,elebratcd DIR, l..
y DIN particularly invites all ladies who need a
iic3it0l or Sargica adviser to cail at his Rooms,
No. n iHd5c3tt Street, Boston, lass, which they
will arranged orthem SPECIAL accommodations
DIR. DIX having devoted over Twenty yeur 20
tire particular branch of tic treatment of all disc
asses peculiar % females, il Il now conceded By all
born nths country and In Europe that be eXcclis
Gall other known practitioners in tie safe specify
nod cdectual treatment o. al female complaints.
Ills medicines are prepared with the express Pun
pose OF removing ali diseases, such as debility.
weakness, unnatural euppressions, enargcm' tts q
tlle womb, also all DISCHARGES which flow from q
morbid state 81 tie blood. The Doctor is row fully
prepared e treat iu his peculiar ly.e both mcacal
" and surgcay al diseases Of tie female sex, aud
they arc respectfully invited ncall 1t
NO. u EADiC0TI, S1REflI, Boston.
All letters requiring advice mus contain one dol
lar to ensure an answer
Address Dr. /. DIX, No. q Endicot Street, Dos
ton, s'aes.
Boston, Jan. /, 1sGG.-1-9O
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81 HETHTI tTHHtF UH4FHE HFHNE
-~srel ttsf r-tIe#t. a.,sf - 81, t.s-as#H
t, ty.r.t-se4s +. ~. .s..s
= M ~. H.t.se rs 4et.f. g|tt. tfs NJ. s.re
titg sarFt,t..tf.f -
......r .q.s.t ..,rse fef.. .al.f.ss II
#aa
HH DIX
nusfg tauA 20 tauaat be c0n,n8letfa. 81
gtt QHaeks, wba WHISKY y rs anything even
Hstafe aemssAca, q mee ugearaaeH's) ih.t
90
- 'Ali q NsA ~ lh'Hl.iAA Ah'Esit
stNtl'FS Vans
srrs-,l ~ treatment N Srs#.aI Diseases ~ q
ueH Known p iaanr CHers. PnEssbers Mr..
s8aap HafeI prspr.ei5f So Mat i, ). fash
-s.frrr51I ~ f.z,5tsrt,. "a
~,...rr ,,.,,t,
~ "f1A ply escape tANHtii,eh el iHTeifu HnA
N'N 'tAse t'ae "sf'''@' y be''eN 'sae
e.Ae' "'s' sA
-.s,. r- !, p.....'..l. "a ...s....,.,, ,l..
a#g fse. r.,i 4..t.,f WA, IA s.t,.t +.
s..- ~ rs .f5.f74l 81 s+.I r,,tstte.
rtiatr-8 HFeI.t Is l6Hr eyrcgegfa. tfBslies and
.,b.crystian
$1,000, $50, .l,,,.,s,s,..-.,f
~ go - NNA
rs HNi l'eega sh1 Al3 81 tout sNatitHgs ln Vetls
aeee'Nta ~ 'e lla- eoaStsi lulsteP leseh'ushs'
l3ise promises ana p'e'tisl'is OF
FOREIGN AND NATIVE QuACKs,
WHO know little Of the nature and chameteroI Spec
i3I Diseases and kiss o e their cure. Some *,
m9a forged diplomas o. INSTITUTIONS 81 CoIfses'
Whta hsNet eAis'e9 ln AHt lAi' or ne Futi' D'Heis
eAhoi Y fl9iaas ol W. peaa' ~" 9olah'u' w
haNAi VIZ. Oily ~ uAlli'b t3a HdNeIaSHk W Hlaes
q lHlae iAsi ~" ~ the tf'ii"WHsi put ~ 1U'.e'
ttF iNEes+ei ''ilte 4-'it' on eltSt li'"ht oetN
p5&te4 lll s'elais ioNs since ae"a' AeilAeF pe ae-
eeNedNy
QuAcK NOsTRUM MAkERs,
fhr6urh faI4a eerfifretps pf,l rcfFr noes and rom
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charges are verv moderate. Communications sa
credy confidential, aud 81 may rely on him with
the strictet secrecy an3eoud9ence, what ever may
be The dsease condition or situation Of any one
mTed ~ single
Medicines Sent BIZ Mail OF Express to all parts
the United States.
Boston, Jan. | lSGG.-1Y35
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REH ENGLAND y
Mutual Life Insurance a.,

sLzNtNh AtEG 1NSUF Nsttt Vs.
Or Ilo..on, .caslssssts, Nay l. 1855 s. 900 900,
AFwE1F EgFcdL caaPATT
This IS without question the Cheapest, Best and
Safest Life Insurance Company IN this Count w.
See 9TH ANNUAL Report Of the Massachusetts, insu-
rance Commissioners. #fF
Hon, Elizuf Wrgitin Ms 10th ann,iul report, re-,
feuriug 10 the ruuLY MUTUAL companies as the
safest and best companies suys further ID regard to
the Note system These notes in the aggregate
compose about 22i per cent. Of the entire premium
revenue q all the companies reported on by USE
They do not in the case OF any company equal tho
net value Of ALI policies. Andprobaby the notes
q no individual policy-holder exceed the net value
Of bis policy and accrued surplus This being true,
Is tho notes always bring six Of seven per cent. in
tcro,t
They are he Safest possible Investment FIR he Com
pasy, aad 0,sy compose part II nc ind
n riich he policg i0iders caiRot
BE ro5bed w ofy pabtc
mtSmaHdgcmePL
No poEcyin this Companyis Forfeited byrcpson
ol non payment Of premiums at the time i is due,
as-ccabiy 70 Massachusetts lug passed 10 1851.
None bu. Massachusetts, companies cncr this I'M
ducement. n .9~.
No Company in the world equally projects every
policy holder.
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proudly refers q Psuc 9r 1ud respectable rhy
ieau. mRHg whom e83 sult h.E ii eiifga raa6s
Hegau. % - ACKNOWLEDGED $3.50 arid reputation
attained lhvJfd 20 long experience, Practice and
observation.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
be n1i f8hhe8 and add Is Your N1eipgs ~ being
deceived by Tie lying boasts, Interpretations
false promises and pve,gukiuus OF
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ms. COMPANY

Having issued, during Tie las, three months.
Policies 70 tie amount 81
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cA4prT0T5

ahdflee from observation.
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@ertHfs pom Dinrtft Columbia ttdrer gu
befntren. Sic 8ta b%etimntt, RAP Der Sbers
8t@ter ia9rlt9 $4,000 Gebalt uno Der Nlpc.
9lt@ter $4,000 Cobalt er1alten lpll; paItrt.
SIR. Stevens pom Committee fur MpprC=
prtatipnen tertGbtete bic Mtlitdr : Ncaoenie
&arpiGieungsbiQ 3uriid uno empfabl Die
Nnna6me ciniser Senats-@ Announcements, ipab-
renp anpere Nmenpements nidt empfoblen
ipurpen. Da8 6aus p~erlan9te Elm Gpnferen5=
Committee.
SIR. Steoens beriGtete Die Qualifications
gerwiQigungsbil Elm uno Dus Nmenpement
be5 Senats, beSisltA @rbauun9 zines Sorts
am &ennebedluB, wurpe an9enommen.
Da6 6au5 nabm oann Die 8ta, baS
GrrebmenG Bureau mod B Sabre in &raft
belteben gu laIlen, tpiepcr auf.
SCR. Gaipt Serlan9te bic 8orfra9e iiber bic
8tQ uno MmenoementS 1tnp btelelbe wurbe
beprbert.
@dbrenb Der Nbaimmuns 6eantraete Mr.
@bonpler bic SiQ SIT tafelr, welher Mntrae
pur9 60 Stimmen Mebrbeit nieper9elfimntt
iptrre.
9te 8ta p~ailirte mutt SO ge9en 80 Stint
men bafir l%ttmmten ale &epublifaaer, ba=
9e9en ATE Oempfraten.
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Weueres aus Gnrnna.

Gart9er @otnt, 90. Stat. = Sci
Oamp1er ct. Da0ip NIT NaGrt9ten BON
IT. unO IS. aus liverpool paliirte beute bic.
fen 9untt.
Die Nn~sele9enbetten bes Continents batter
tetne 8erdnOerung %erlitten. Ser Yanic aui
Der 9OnOOner 86rle BAT na3selaien unO paa
@ertrauen LIT I'm @a61en, nb9leiA GeraGt'
Dol sroben 5auiment5 in 2tperpuOl ctrcu.
liren.
New gurf, 20. Stat. = Der Dampfel
9eriia traf NIT Na9ridten pom 10. aus 81:
SerpOUl beute Abenb bier Elm.
Drtn3 6rteOri6 &arl lit sum SberbefeblS
6aber Der preubtl9en Nrmee ernanpt morren
Sn Stalien foil Der &rie9 nit einem Gin
fail @aribalDi'8 ins genetianil9e %beginnen
Die lebten gta9rtAten pom Continent ent=
bielten @erii6te, Dap bic Setnpielt9teiten Be-
reits be9Unnen bdtten.
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SD. @Dm9ree. L. Gtbmm8.

@oIGtn9tOn, 20. Stat. SIN Sen
i6erret6te SCR. 81. SObnipn Elm @elu9 Don
s. st @otaS, einem Spanier, INN Nilideritatz
tuns sepiler 3pasebIbren, tpel@e er i'm 6a=
fen BON Baltimore an9eblth unre4tmdBtg
besablen muBte. Der YrdliDent pr, temp.
Dertpet9erte baS @eIuA announcement, pa ea
ae9en bic &egel peS SenatS 1et, @el u6t
BON r%1ntert6anen %frentper MGhte sI emf
pfan9en.
0n5 ENHANCEMENT pe8 Denominations
COMMITTEES murbe IUbann aufgenOmmen UNI
Str. Subnlon'S Nntrag, Die 3. Sect. gu trei=
den, in 8etra6t 9e3O9en. Ser @ntrag tpurbt
nit 43 Stimmen an9enpmmeh; e5 lttmmtg
Nemano pageget.
SIR. 5oparo le9te cine Nn3a6l Qmenbe-
ments ppr, pel6e gum Druid beurbert MUIR
ben.
Die weitere 8erat6ung bes 9tecpnltruc<
tipnszYlaneS wurDe Biz mprgen SerIGpben.
Sic 8ta be3ieti9 @rletdterung Der pot
amtli4en, cummer3ieaen nno mtlitdril1en
8ertebr6 3pt1Aen ren DerI6te0enen Staaten
pmrDe aufgenpmmen unp mebrfa1 %artenoirt.
Mr. 8eienOen Iaste, ct CLAUDE, eS let 9rDBc
rr1a4e 3u &la9en 9e9en Die 5anblung eini9er
Staaten DOrbanOen. NiarYlanD ipQe T9 19d=
men, bic BepObner anberer Stdaten, ipel9a
ee3tpitngen Ieien, ben -Staat NiarYlanp gu
paIiren, 3t befeuern; bod ba Der @On9reb
feine Ma&t BABE, in Der Nn9elegenbeit gu
interpsntren, 70 'perpe ct sesen Die 8ta
l~immen. Na6.IGn0erer Debate palFrte bic
Bill.
Der Senat btt1 Damn @r~ecutipFbuns.
SIN &epr4athta ntenbaue rtef
SIR. @uUObriOse:;sC2:germu bic @enatS-
Bin Gmf, BITE SarisotcttUn pes Supreme>
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Observation-Disclosures.

@rtmt II a g er 6t.-&idter BDnb. George
s. Wtaunb, Staat8anpaIt. Sn Der ~gefrigen
Situ1g lpurben folgenpe Tdle perbuubelt:
Der gte9er NnI. Garter, a1aeflogt, einent ALE
bern NeSer cine liIberne u9r 9eltOblet 81 babea ;
Mntrdg ant non pros.
@lila Burns in 5 SGDen belduIbigt, @pirituos
len am Sprlrtag %perfauft 81 baben. Sn &btpe>
lerlbett Der Selaltung83eu9en tullroe Die Sla9e fall
len s~elaIien.
unterl1dungen tpllrben III ben Sduet bon STA
rp Serberlpn llb IlppituS Sppo abgebaltet llno
betbe ipllrben al8 Wabniiuli9e Dem WlOult Scope
4ipl iibernieIen.
Ser @eridt86Of pertaote fid Bis teute Wtorsen.
Stdottt Dies 8e5trf89ert9t.- Nlds
ter Meranper.
S9omaS Sarpep unb feline Truu @liIabett ges
gen Q1tber DC. 9tepnplb8. @ntrag ELL Oefret 3I
e%rIaile1 melde8 bic &ldger tpieber in 8eiib eiueS
9%etptllen @t9entburne8, mas ie Dem Serflagtert
itberldrtebe1l battert, aber fem Salfge(o BON ibm
erbieltel.
9toie @srlad 9e8eu 9Obn @erlad. autra8
a1f @6eideioung.
Dtarp Snea SeSem Senrp.. Smell. %GbsIdeibu19
rno Nllrlente beautragt.
superior Contribution Otartiu.
Sp9n ltllo ytatbaniel SaIfner II. q. ge9e1 Solepb
lilo &prueItd WaltOn II. a. 9lntrag auf et1 De
fret, Den Serfanf zines gelpilien @runDel9entbum8
al 8iaiamltr. gu perfifgen.
Sn Der Gnsee9enbeit beS Yeter 6la1lm tpurbe
dltf AnlIfer1 Der @rebitprell &%arfiel0 g. Srpp@
ming gum SruItee %erlannt.
Common YleaS 9ert9t. Oti4ter
Sing.
Sanles Sulbers 9esen Gror. S. 8oarb & 50.
Gppelation bon Srieoen8ri4ter @eIib. llrtbetI
abSednoert.
SameS 6Ipnu II. a. se9ert Mtarg. &ourte. Qps
peaaticn bon 6reben8rtdter @liffin. Nppeaae
ton perworfpn unb @rfeuntniB ~beitGti9t.
Sobn &uiieu 9e9en Safob 3feiS; lrt9et beitds
tiSt.
aate 6ilber 9esen SO. 9ebring. llrtbsil bes
SrieoenSridter8 ab9ednbert.
@ecr9 $. Sui9 9e9eu S. 3. Sbea. gppels
lation bon 6rteoenSridter Sebper. Ilrt9ttl abSe'
dnbert.
Oleper @eigerpalo geget @11. $. SOwarb.
llrt9eiI bes 6riepensridterS @Ilip n ab0edupert.
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Sob res @emcret gcOtt.

8ef 8Otnt 81. 9, 20. Mtat.-@en.
Scott itarb BIER ungsfdbr 5 Minuten mad
IL ubr beute WOr9en. Gr madte am Cant
tag nod einen SpaSiersun9 unO fiblte lt9
nt9t unwObG an iencm Sage, Qtm Spnnta9
purpe er plGbft@ frant, pO6 9laubte fetner
ietner @er3te, bnB lein SOB 10 nabe tepOr-
lte6e. @r mar Bis gum lebten NusenbltG opa=
ltanpig Serr letner Stnne, ubsleid CT spei
@tunDen Spr leinem Gobe Die SproAe yer
Tor. gr ertannte int Nugenbltd ieines SoDes
nod Den Gaplan ait ieinem Bette unb fall
tete, ais lein Nuee brad, ru6is Die 6Gnoe.
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gsie ,,b6Lserne 9anunen...
Observation-Disclosures

Grter 3 10 Ell 8. : Sn Der 9~eitrisen Sisuna
reidte Scr. ypnd ein Sc u9 bon So9n Siele Elm,
I'M etl 9fladttaus auf ieinem @rln1bititf am
@nbe Der Sapetteltr., ,peftlid bon @tltitr. errtdtsu
81 b%iirfen.
Ser 8eldluB, bic S9ul @ommiiiOn ansuwei.
len, ein @rnlloltitf III Der Ndbe Der Gaitern No.
gu padten, fsrner $4,000 Dollars CUR @rri4tung
elmer @ismentarl&1ls gu ssriplalssn. palltrts; :.
legen, pailirte.
3weiter 3meig. - Der 8rdlioent le9te
cine NiittbeiluIg be8 8aiieringsuieurs SarneS 9.
Gutter, be5ii9li6 &eparirunS eiler @umpe i'll
ScrDan Iaep Dor.
Mebrere 8eidliilie, burunter eiler beSitgli4 Sc
sung BON @a8r6breu i'll reridieoenen StraBen,
pur6en bonn eriten 3peis eiu9el4idt nuo erbieltel
bic 3ufinmunS bieies j3weiSes.
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Mtts SenupHrp.

~9aib0t1Ge, 20. W1at. = Die Ge1eb.
sebuns Sat li6 bts gum s. gloSember per-
ta9t.
= Der Salt BON Sl6am 6enOer JON muroe
beute pteper aufeenpmnien. Ser Gertbeibtger
le9te 43 3eugntie BON pronttnenten 8ir9ern
aus @beeltn9, u. @a., DOr iber Die Jtepu=
tatiOn beS @m Mc6aY 5pse. OreiunDOret=
Fig %fimmten therein, baB fein STUFF IGle0t
iei unb fat ale la9ten, ie tpiirben 1cltlt let=
ten seiApOrenen @t5ia9en fetuen @lauber
l@enfen.
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9tus SuEUm.

8ufUn, 20. Mat. : Die Oampf=
Seuerlpriben Comp. $40. 4 moGt NUrberei=
taagen, NIT tbrer 8euerlprise Die Nlriler
@eltau8ltelun9 gu beiuGen.
Sim Dpnneritag NbenD wtrb int Ganeuil
6aa cine MafenOerI ammlung be3tslt9 Der
&ecOnltructtOns sNnaeleaenAett tattftnoen.
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DemttOe Brtetg,
wtl&e In ber en8Iii9tn GtRe entbulten fnb.

NtFWE III VtF tHBIT1tH EITIE EHEVuIEEH FHU'
OameHItI tie.
Wrs gDtlbeImine 0eder, WlrS III Gpbn, Urls QDdre Sa6t
NftB Spb1und 6rpeman. aRts S6d Gaufmdr, NtrS $ . 1eb-
fer, WttB Saute Gint, Wrs u yta6man, Dirs @lt5a Neifer'
Wrs 20 Srnner.
SerrtnItH tic.
@es u Bad, 8 g 8eder, 6 Gernteimfr, Gtr 8ebler, Sat
Bed, 2cuis gser, so 6 Carl, Sui Dura, s ebert, Oen @berle
NeS { 81 @berbnrb. VI BeberIeidt, 6 5etterran, q 9 5rep,
3 5raperman, S 9amIer, SDia 9eibIer, 30 9aufer, 9ernS'
beim. 8 6 9ilberg, S j. Edufndn, 9 Ram, Ghe U &GpIfr,
s Rraue, 6 Rur6meger, s. S Gnprn, & AZ 6 9retS y 6
Strict. s Ntaeer, $ $ Wtler, 9 MIXERS, VI SGIe, gDrt S %
OtlenbUrf S Pepper g Jtdfb, S q 3tObrtad, 9 u Sdarf
gDm VI S6ulBt, g 80 9 g Stunj q Ismtrt, AUG tnper,
Sat &eber, . geeil, . s gDeissl, s gDein. gBHt Wtfe, @eO
80 N gptlbelnt, Spbn gpn.
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sin gsaummournnnmpfer %perbrannt.

Nmsufa a, @a:, 20. Mat,-D Der Dpfr,
DAT, BON 9airfin6stle nn6 Saoannab BE-
lttmmt, Oerbrannte 9eitern Nbenp nabe @il=
minetpn Sslanp nit 525 8aaen Baum
pUle. Neun Menl9en futnen babel um'S
Qeben.
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Te,,er il. Saratpsa.

SaratU9a, 20. Nlat. -9eute MOr=
gen wurOe 5euer I'M nTrpltden Gla9el bes
@pn9reB 6aa 6ptslS entpedt 1tnO trob Der
8roBen Nn%ltreneuneen wurbe bas 9ar3e Sc.
bdupe ;erltGrt. gerluf 100000. Oas So
tel lOlte am MtttpOA erG1net merbet.
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Der 9rdlpent bat beute etne fur3e
Proclamation e%rIaiIen, in pelder CT DEM
@olte ben SOB pe5 Sen. Scott anjei9t unO
oerfii8t paB am Sage Oer 8eerpi9ung ale
NssierunsS,O Q DEPARTMENTS sei4lUiien isin lDl-
len.
= Senpr DON 6reberic 6. 8arreOo, mel
der Dor 3rpet Sabren Die Nepubltf Bera ais
@elanpter in Den Ser. Staten p%ertrat, 1T
Dor etnisen Saeen in Der @tsenl6aft etne8
Experimentation @elanpten unp @ltnilfers
plent pCtenttarb iener &epubltf bierber 3u-
rifsefebrt mnb purOe beute DEM 9raltoenten
bur9 6rn. Setparb SCrgefellt. Der @eianpte
belt cine fur3e Nniprade an Den 9rdfpanz
ten, pelAer in anaetneiener Neile erpteperte.
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SteuersS epdrtement.
on,4r.uo.t... 0ss.,

Gtabt.Gp lectprS flee,
Baltimore, ben %. WPat 1866.
Gttuer3abler nfrben btermtt tend4rtdt tst bag In 81.
n1detett ether Sta6t-0erprbnuug Der llntfrjeifnete POM 4.
Stunt na&Hbtn an Elm Btr3etdniB aaer ~unbesablt g%ebliebeaen
Steucrn i'm rDatln Commercial" unb ugmeriean unS Cont
n,ercidl Mbbertifer" oer6ffentliGen ptro; wer baber iCfcrt
fetntn &udfanb entrtbtft, fanu f6 bel llntCiteu ~erlpdren.
gDtr etpa In unferen Sibfrn irrt9er QDetft etn9eird9en
III, m6se lest fpmmen unb irrtae Ge9nunsen %berid,tteen Iaf-
fen mer init Steuera ans frubern Sntrfn ~rtfftdnttg tit,
btberitse eefdlteft faB. menn be 0e9nungen ni0t iofort
bsjablt werten, MIR fe burG !3nanss-Gerfduf Ger 8rnns'
fIde Cter Bert6tltGe &Ia9e etntaItren rhiltsn:
Mu 8 4 II 9 W. @rtce,
(25nat1g) Stdrt'GplectGr.
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observation-disclosures. .
Steuer= Separtenlent.

Gtt9 pIIectpr office,
Baltimore, 90. Wtat 1866.
Bo!genee Dtseontp pereen an 9 dbtfeue fur
1886, trenn t~iefelbsn Dor Grettes 8, 1. Stunt bt5ablt rpers
ben, erlaubt:
Aut @rutes&t9entbum .....:..,. AZ PCT
Yericn1l'St6entbur ............6
Nd4 pbteenn Dltum 10 rb tie Dtsccntp H'te duf @rtnb.
unb per fcnat-@ieentbuut Steuer aNf 4 PCT reenltrt bis gum
l. Suit. Mng, ID Qrtce,
(mtbpl GttU GpQectCr.
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GrGce's Bcrii0mte Salbc
BELT S9Hittpunbeu, 9rauopuubeu unb Serleeuu
burdb SertriPunS.
0race'S beribmte Sdlbe
FeIt SeuIsu, S8waren unb 8rebS.
@race's beriibmte Salbe
curirt @aISfuB, @rpipclas.
@race's beri6mte Sal6e
5etlt aufgeiprun8eHe 6Gupe nnb 6rpfbeuleu.
@race'S beribmte Salbe
BELT ate @ei@pire, irii6e GSunoen II. |. 10.
sic it ianel i'll Der Brfung, beieiti9t ben S8nterS
au8enblidli6 unb bebt bSsartig a~u8ie1eube @ei&piiIften.
@nt5iubuusen, ME bur9 einen 3auberi6Iag, ipmit &rs
Iet4teruug uub bpufGubise SeilunS 9epGbrenS. gtur 2S
Gts. bic Bog! 0dttelt 8pft ~iiberienbet fiir 80 @ts.
gu baben Bel /:
8. g. OinsmDre, 36 0epfrase, Iepzgcrf.
9. %. 6ppIe & Of II, @igent6ituer, Bottom,
uub BEL alien Drussiaeu, sSpecersiPan0lerH rnO &aaEsH'
ten ouf benz 2anbe: QGprIliaRru.W)
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Stabtz@ pmmi1drs Office.

Baltimore, 80 N4dt 1866.
pIdne unb Nneebpte 3ur @rriGtun9 elmer Q tide bDn Be-
bauentn Stetnen. 100 SnB brett an Nertb NSenue, nit bret
Brotn, tperren bts gum Wpntng, IL. Stunt, entsesengenCrt'
inen merten. Gin Boeen Iber Der Rplb an Der Sffette BON
.Spnes Tals BON so TuB Srette, elmer utcr ben Jaas pen
100 8us 8rette, unb elmer iter Der Gtrose tYife) BON 60
6u6 8retie, NIT Ssitenmauern. 9aS Geht, ir9Gnb Elm rber
duc Anaebpte All iT,unetIu, tpirb bprbetalten.
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0ie feIbfmirfenSe 9SafcntsMumoe,

pel&e ~befpnters s~setSntt UNI 6 sIIer, Gtssrmbem II.
anbsre untertrbti@e Rdmme ~ entwd e I'm,
inteut fs ftp felbf In Seme9un8 Fest ipbalo etn RCD bette
ben BIS @tsentbdmersl b~eatmnter puntt In FEM @etalter,
ruottn tx fest, bonn QDaf;r d%berfteesn ttrb, nnb ntebsr
gtu febt, penn eS 4useepunnpt 1T, %erfcrfett nt9t BITE &C.
rtngae 3etontluu6 pter Nntt3t.
gefequngsn fur tteie b6Af %nuebaret @unPea nnb tas
Gtpdenma6en IN feuGtsn QBauben wttb bet benz Inter
set6,uetsn piinttli9 hefprgt 5Enr1 6. &rt9,
(Taat26-ImtJ 81 u. 242 c. @arplinear, Salts, Wb