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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-04
The Great speech of Hon. Hugh
II. JeVVetf.

The Cleveland Plain Dealer prints the
able and effective speech of Hon. HUGH j..
JEwErT, whichhe delivered In this city, on
Tuesday evening, June 26th, and speaks of
it in the following terms: ig
Mr.. JEwETr's GREAT SPEEcH.-The speech
of Hon. Hugh j. Jewett, of Zanesville, at
the Columbus meeting on Tuesday, is to be
found In this days paper. Like all of Mr..
Jewett's productions, 1t is clear and logical,
and the dispassionate manner in which he
discusses 'the one great question" now be-
fore the country, should secure for 1t the
calm consideration of thoughtful men of all
parties. We observe that the Cincinnati
Commercial has something to say about Mr..
Jewett not voting for Mr.. Vallandigham In
1858. That fact. If their professions have
been honest, should commend Mr.. Jewetts
present speech to the impartial perusal OF
Republicans. .3l0e
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-04
NJ Pnper TO.NTorrOw.

Inasmuch as it Is an established custom
of Printers to observe the 4th Of July,
there will be no paper issued from The
SrATEsMAN Office tomorrow.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-04
senntor I,ane Not Dead Yer.

The report that Senator LANs had died
at o'clock Tuesday morning was prema-
ture. He was yet living Tuesday evening,
though no hopes whatever we're entertained
of his recovery.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-04
CHOLERA
. DISARMED II! y
The Chief Causes of Pestilence Destroyed.


DR. E ICOURTARET'S DIsINFECTING
~ FLUIDS, Secured by Letters Paten in the
United states aud France. Prepared solely by the
New York Disinfectng Company, at their Labura-
tory, Nos. 29s. 300, 800 Henry street, N. T. Ohce
AZ Cedar street.
Thisoompany organized on permanent basis, with
DR.. COurtare. the celebrated French Chemist, in
DIsINFEcTING FLUIDS for sick rooms, nurseries.
urnals water closets, prves, cesspOOs sewers,gut-
ters, ships, railroads. hospitals, prisons, and public
institutions OF all kinds. saugnter-hOuses. oal and
fat boiling establishments; q kinds Of manuTeS
(iynnensely increasing TIE nlue Il the latter to
every farmer), and wherever poisonous and offensive
gases exist These agents are deOdOrizers, antisep-
tics antiputrescents, aud disnfectants in the scen-
tifc meaning OF the words. They remove noxious
gases and odors hy chemical principles-leavil in
their places bedlthf1tL air they arc DEsTR0YERs,
and not merely d6s0fbentS of poisonous gases-not
injurious TO utensils in which they are used. The
attention Of medical and scientific men Is directed
TO these dsinfectants. Attached are testimonas in
favor Of this great discovery, winch, with hundreds
Of Others can be seen at the Company's Cfice.
DELEvAN House. ALBANY, March 30, 1865.
To TIE President Of TIE MtO York DtstRfSctfa0
Compdny;A
Dear Sir: Il is all II is represented to be. We
have made many trials Of disintectsnts. but now
consider that we have found an art Gle which sur
passes all others as remedy assin;t AL bad 9dSrsG
New YORK. April 0. 1865.
To the President Of the Neu York DtstVectia0
Company: 1850
Dear Sir: We pronounce 1t without exception to
be the best we have ever known. It's effect upon
every matter is complete and in-tantaneous.
G A. STETsUN, A,tor House.
A8-N, B.-These Dsinfectants are used w the
scavengers under the direction Of the Sanitary Police
Of me Meir potan Health Department, New York.
POWELL THOMPSON, 40 Cedar St, N. Y,
General a Sole Agents for the United States and
the Canadas. to whom all orders should.be adj
dressed.
For sale by all Druggists and General Dealers In
the United States and Canadas.
may15-d3m.D
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-04
Temperance Picnic.

The Good Samaritan Picnic takes place
to-day at the County Fair Grounds. On
nibuses to convey visitors to the grounds,
will be ready at eight o'clock this morn
ing in front of Thrall Sc Benham's drug
store.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-04

A CORRESPONDENT writes the NesO York
Times from Columbus, Miss, June q, that
the officer OF. the Freedmen's Bureau at
that place frankly informed Generals Steed-
man and Fullerton that sin his opinion
the feeling of the whites toward the
blacks has improved during the past few
months, and that the bitterness engender-
ed by the war is gradually wearing away
Put that in your pipes, Messrs. Radicals,
and smoke it. urfshHB ASA h @ i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-04
General Observance OF the Fourth.

Gemer1h ODServamceO Oh ume EOurtns
The Fourth of July will be more gen.
orally observed to-day throughout the
country than for many years heretofore.
1t is good sign. If the primary cause Of
the Revolution shall be properly discussed,
1t Will do much to fasten upon the public
mind the absolute necessity Of each State
being allowed its representation in Con-
oreas
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-04

The latest style of Hoop Skirts can be
obtained in this city only at E. Reeds Hoop
Skirt Mandatory, No. q East State street.
apr16-eodtf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-04

. THE House has passed joint resolution
calling for the exercise of rigid economy
in all the Departments. It's about time the
Republican party were making some show
Of practicing economy. 1l 5gnoBi5a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-04

ONE individual only before the Mayor
yesterday morning, who was fined 81 and
costs and committed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-04
Turtle SOup
Temperance Picnic.

Served up daily from 10 A. NJ. till 4 P
NJ, at Wagner's Dining Hall. 29-tf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-04
New Advertisements
Dissolution.

rFNHE CO-PARTNEKSHIP HERETO
i fore existing under the firm Of Nelly Gloss,
was dissolved by mutual consent, jacob CLOS re-
firing. Mr.. M. Il. Molly assumes all debts dus tine
due the firm. N. u ME!L13,
julyI.d3t JACOB GLOSS.
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Great Git Distribution!

Subj-cs 10 hefoiIo ing reguls,ivns
Cernfics,ss OF he various articles are fire,
rut .nio envelopes. sea4ed ap. aud mixsc;
and when ordered. are taken out without re
gard 70 cho,ce. snn sent oy mati. tnvs giving
81 a TAR chance. On receipt VI me csrilh
ate. you will zee what YOU ere 20 hsss ~,
m. u u - Of your option 10 send The d0lis'
aud take the article or not. Purchasers
may thus obisin : Pisno, MeIodevn. SEWN.
s.ohlr-. Gold ~sish. D,smon n %. VI any
.et VI jew Try % our let for one dollar.
s-nd 70 Cents for Csnifcsie.
In 81 transactions BY mail. 10 shsl
rnsrg- iyr ior~srdiag the c.ril6cslss, pay
ing postage. and DONG the business IS cent
es.n. ~n,ch most BE- eacIosed when lh'
ccrilicsie 10 sent ior. Five @eriifcstes wil
De s-rs tor 81. eleven for 81, n isiy iss S.
six, hve ~ SO. aud 100 Tor SIS.
AGENTS-we want sgeuis in ever
town snd county in the country. sud shos,
-rting - such siil be allowed 10 cents Of
ev-fy r.rt'lcs'e ordered BY them. provided
'h-r remittance amounts 10 81. Agent,
wsii eclssr' 20 ceEis Tor every certificate
and remit 10 cents 70 a.. 10 cash or pos,se.
stamps Agen'e remitl'sg q once. $40
will be emitted to = besu'iiui silver watch
and cleo 200 c rtificases.
PIesss write your Name. Town, Count,
and State plainly. and -Gtress al orders I.
HAMILTON s. CO..
Agents for Foreign &Anerican Msnufsc're
Salrroom r O. Blk 5615. NEW YORK
36 Liberty 81.
Nov. 25lh. ls65-3n.
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e csstribu,ors.

AZ our design is to make our paper
's'ie THAT will " VI Interest to MI en-
;;Agsd ~ the different departments 81
sc:'ve industry IN every part u the
sssnty - respectfully solicit the CO.
"psrAsion q our intelligent citizens
throughout ito limits. And being e.
pccially DESTROYS Of promoting the
tanning intssssts Of Dubois. items in
any Department of agriculture are par
ticulaiy solicited. Please send MS all
the news, incidcnts, general infcrma-
sion, and mineral discoveries in yonr
sopectivs neighborhoods.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-01-13

Cooeos Cold or Sore Throat.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A-rssrroE AND SHOUT D
% cuscgED. " ALLOWED TO cosrisus.
Irritation ~ The Lungs, = Permanent
Throat Affection, or an Incurable
Lang Disease
q ssrxs rHs Rssulr.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs
aAvise 4 psnccr tSvLusscK 70 THE FAars
sivs IMMEDIATE RELIEF.
for Bronchitis. Asthma. Catarrh, Con
sumlAivs aud Throat Diseases.
1aocass Aae ssED WITH <twATs coon
.A .lAsA sveerss.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
s'l 6sd Tsoshes usstai In clearing the
~s'es whss taken before Singing Or SPEAK
ans. 80 sslIsviag The throat alter IN snu.
sss' ezessisa Of the vocal organs. The
IsseAss 80 seeonmeaisi and prescribed
p Phyeislees. and have Nd ,essimosials
- salssss asa throoth ovs tho country.
ssiag - sss1sls Of true merit. ana having
pssss6 shds s1sscy by ssss Of many years,
sssA gse0sds then IL asv locsIisies 10 "
~sp pesss - - worId, ssd The Troehes
- sslseeul1 pronounced better than other
anislsa Wi F'
\ i0ssslssslR~DsswT BsoschiaI Troehes. Z
80 = oct oahspny o the Worthless Tm-
ssasee. shos.oo5 bs offered.
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ACCOMMODATION LINE


TIVE undersigned will run q Stage from
= Jasper 10 L,ogootes, fer the accommo-
dstion Of the public once week. leaving
Jasper every Tuesday morning 10 lime 10
connect with the cars, ana returning on
Wednesday. lie will be lhankIul ios .
share Of public pstronsae.
ANTONY STEINHAUSER.
Dee 26fh, 1864-iy.
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u short nearly every thing . fsasy
farmer. Mechanic. Lady or Gsntlsnsn, nav
sci tor; sli " which we will sell q very
sns:l profit for cash Or produce. The hIehss'
market price viii be pad Ter wool, issihsss
and other produce.
Nov. i1sh. 1866.
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EnIsSAsks Of The Urinary and Sectional
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Also the BRIDAL CHAMBER, an Essay Of
Warning and Instruction.. cent In sealed
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Phis. Ps. july 18Th, iso5-IS.
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81 600 90 GOLD & SILVER. 100000
HOLIDAY GIFTS
GREAT ATTRACTION!
Watches. Clocks, Chains, Diamond
Rings, MeIcdcons, Sewing Machines,
l'ianos, DC.
ONE MILLION DOLLARS WORTH

ONE MILLION DOLLARS WORTH
II NJ DISPOSED ~, ar
One Dollar Each I!
WisIons regsfl % Value. Not to be d. ia FOR
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Splendid Lis; II Articles, to he Sold Ut
O.B DOLLAR EACH!
100 CIYes. NFseuen) 8 aud II
Gay sioss-. Raging from $50 to $3.50
loo P'a.os, 81 the beat, msLu-
.aciure. $40 TO 800
$50 Sewing Machines, u the
brsl maui seizure. 80 TO $50
$50 G-.,s' Gold Iiuating-case
Watches 50 to 20
200 Diamond Rin.s toto 1OU
1000 God Vest and Necs Chains 4 10 ~
1900 I Osai Band Bracelets 10 b
.UOU - aud Goid Bracelets 8 10 ~
coo Chslsla,n. and Guard chains o 10 20
.lsp ) ..i,-lf. sna G,,d Brooches 4 20 ~
oury Lufs. Opal ana Encralu
Bro ches 4 10 8
1900 Coral opal AMI T. herald
Ear Drops 4to6
1000 v.AioFns usmond Brssst Pms 5 90 ~
GU " d FvU sna vrst Ms,cn
Cn..n- $50 to 10
400 FOB aud Yes, Ribbon slides 3 20 10
JC1O Sri- :,.rrss-bultpns. studs. DC 8 10 .
900 Cod In,n.oirs Prneils 4to .
iCLJu Miniature LJcksts . So 10 10
400 4 Magic spring ~ 10 80
500 Gold Tooth picks Crosses = 10 8
5UvO Pain Gold Rugs lto ~
oUIU Y lssrd : 4to IL
100 ssone Set and Signet Rings 10 10
1000 Z shfosnia Diamond Rings 40 ~
1000 oels L,d,-s' Je~elry
and Gold 6to Is
GOO 3 to Lsdies' Jeweiry-Csmeo
Pear. Upsi $40 other clones 4 70 ID
ivOUU Goid Pens. Ssvei extension
iio.csfs sId Pencils to 10
100 Uvid Pens aid GDid mounted
ii ,ldefs 10 ~
5000 " :" Hair Bra 10 10
900 Siiv-s Cob let's snd cups . u 50
5000 IsstOfs Is IL 81
1000 . frur,. CIrd. Caks Basket ~ 10 30
900 scx-n Slv-f les SpUons 10 u 20
lUUvO . Table Spoons ~ 10 Az
In cvnsrqaenrr oi the great etaenLfion o.
rsdr a. tnr Manufacturing districts 81
Fs-nee snd Engisnd. large qYsn,y ~ vs.-
-Die Je~sisy, originality intssdsu tor the Eu-
,opesn m.rssi, hss BEEN s-nt uf Tor rsir u.
'his cuunt-s sna MUST BE SOLD AT Asy
SACkIi Lee. Uso-s these eircuM.,auces,
liza AILIUN a. 20 acting - agents for
ny pi,"eiP.l Easos~sa Manufactures. have
reserved ubvn
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4 Nsw vsLuss. TnE ILLUSTRATED
Pnsssol slcAL JoUFsAL ccmmsnrrs -
<sd Vol. visk the psrs-Dt January Number
(which eosssins RUFUS Choa,e. John
MHshsl. ek Msshsw Hale. John Bright.
FIss.hes6sd Tndisss. ETC. with P.r,rsit. ~
The Tee Psshs-o Portraits. chsrsc,et 10
Shshiae Hssds. Illustrated. i.as-nce o.
Mad o. B"ty. Live ans Loves. Fore See
isg - Fore ksowing. Ghosts sna PropAe,.
J'n1s ssd Has. lDr~-s md D,.raer =
Essinsssisg % pur,aii. New yossCl,.
viii saessvsd view. Advice u = S,uder,
The Wolf sd The L.n.s rhe Lon .ni The
Moose. The 49, ant his arrvrr. Tue % q
IN The nsassrs sse.; ~aIh "pw ,rd- ~ 80 u
Isssssiess. 4 Pictorial double Number, 20
cents. o ysss ~ So Address: Mrssr..
FswIsa Wits. $50 Bro.d~sy. N. Y.
DsssUs5iss ExHssIrios.-It ~iII De- -.
msobsssd ,hss - polished : stsiemsnt 70
- elect Inst . hsero wrmsn living near
sAiasessss hsd beer Delivered u puppies.
We noe Issss that ,r-se suisn-ls hsve hu
nss hssts end essine bodice; the, wer.
SsIsissily Avs In svmbe,. O.s has dill,
TO bsvs been s0ld 20 Yankee. tor exhibi-
'isas Tor. one shSusanj dollars. AMI the
sTsiehsd woman hss refused On ofrer Of i've
hssdss6 dollsss for ne Two which remain.
The sa~ss wiit - cent q the poor house
80 shes - y sufficiently recovered oh
all y ssas y Ms p~nusntisry. HssgirR
vssst b fer sSe sIgh = ponisI,,usut Tor such
81 sbsatsasd sssrs.t ss thir creature nue.,
Assss Iss'y gears ago. when pine us.s
vsFs ssiii yseuiag ca The nvrsh eide 0
Asis ssssss. whsss TArrry ffa stree, s.~
ssss. : ssgvs woman. nsm~d Sally Ham,
- ne vssshss ~ sarse creatures surh a.
se have tssesib~d ss.ve. but they III died
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SO8 80
Just published. In ssv edition Of
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% The radical cure without medicins)
u 0pssmetosshos. OF Seminal Wssk.
nsss. Isvossssssy. Emissioss. Sexual Dsbil.
ity. end Impedimenss % Marriage gesesslIy.
Hsrvousness CopsUnF1 foH, ESiLErsY, And
Frs; Mental end physicsl lncompsciiy,
resulting from SeIi-isdsIesses % sexsasl
sxtrsvsgsncs.
UT Price, sealed sasplepe, Only 6 cents.
The world renowned author. 10 shis 3D.
missbls Lecture clearly proves from bic ews
experience that the awful consequences Of
Sslf-Abuse my be eGscsuIIy removed with.
out medicine. and without dangerous susgi.
cal opssstioks, bougiss, instsumsnss. rings.
q coFdisIs, pointing cot mode Of cure q
sscs csstaIn and efeciusl, ~ which every
suGeses, 20 matter what his condition nay
se. may cure himself chesply. privately and
ssdicaily.
This Lecture should b ID the hands Of
every youth and every mas 10 the land.
Sent under seal. in : plsin envelope. 10
ny address. post psid. . receipt Of six cents
o. Two post Stamps. W addressing.
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esoese snsss soA scotch journal in issor u
sltss issise.
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InIfAa JsWsLRr nv Fins setts. 20 COCO
lDss II solsd geld. for osly one dollar,
sold ~ Jos FREADnAs
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Justices, Blanks.
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COURIER OFFICE.
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OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY.

Clerk-HEsRv A. HotTRxus.
Auditor-1HkopoRE SoElLlsAxs.
Tresssrer--E. BIEPnKHsos.
keeorder-A ueusr Li1scnsf.
Sherif-HEsay MSus1sL.
Ccroner--J q. ALIEs.
Surveyors. wILLfAus.
wn. n. GaEEx,
r. NJ. DAvis. Coumissisae,.
@. NIEHAus.
OFFICERS o. sAiHBnIDsE TownsE,Y.
Jssiiees-Sebassisa KusbIer. W. Mssros
!. Brelsgs.
Trustee-N. Keefer.
ConstsbIes-A. Eekert. II. Endhelss
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gBer 1T Der @[6ubioer2

Nle Seloe. Ober tppllen Sic mid nib
au3 etn menig oafir batten -? gDenn Si
tpdBten, mas sic mir gu lbaffen gemuht bas
ben, tute piele Sabre 3br 8ilo swiIhen mi,
unb leoem pollen 2ebensgepuB itanb lint
sic mIl EN- etne Nbnun9 bapDn gebabt pa.
ben. g8le oft, tpenn i'd Sbnen ouf nem 8ee
CUR 3elhentunoe oufpa6te, tpenn mir ba8 Ser;
i6lu9, ben i6pttil6en Mantel nnb oas eraue
Stt9en auftauden gu ieben = uno i6 banu
nit moglt3lten @lei6mutb an Sbnen ppriiberz
9ln9 lell9, OaB t6 Sic griiBen burIte-parun
ltno Sle oa err6tbet, penn Sic nidt fablten,
wle Sic cen armen Sungen, Der ben ,6ut Sue,
auf Der Seele batten?
Sic trren, nlen Sreuno, iagte iie nit einem
rel3enoen Bug BON S6er8batti9teit. SD erz
r0tbete Dor ieoeu, Der mir in bieIem 9luf5u9e
be9e9nete, in beln i9 mir tuie eine@pgelI6puhe
pOrtant. Ser Utantel tpar ldngt aus Der WDbe,
uber meine Wfutter fanO ibn fiir ben Sang Sur
3ei6enitunoe bibl6 9enug. gBie pieIe Gbrd=
men Der Gitelteit babe i6 nit bem 3tpfel bieIeS
serbabten 6dbnaen8 absetrrfnet!
Gr muBte la6en. Seben Sie, tpie perI9iez
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mem dbnli6en Mantel 9eludt, oGs benz Snbe>
9ri1f allies Nei3enoen. @rtmal in Sranfreib
leu6tete mir aus Der Serne gang oerIelbe StOff
in Die Nusen. g9ie unlinniB itirste i'd oorauf
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ben 5arben sing+ Seitoem bin i'd geneigt gu
9lauben, bab nod Elm llnterlbieo iet, 10 /
oas @epanb un1erer Su9enotrdume trdgt.
Die SanSmuiit gng wdbrenO oieieS Gjeiprd6S
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mete nit pffenen 9ippen. GS fiel ibrem Sreunz
De etn WOrt Elm, baS er BET einem Sran5Olen
9eleielt bate, in wie na9er Gerpanotidaft gez
piie blaue 2lu9en init meiben 3dbnen ltiinoen.
@r ia9te es ibr. Sic ieben, fubr ct fort, tpie
unbefansen ih uniere 6reunbi9aft miBbrau6e,
Sbnen allies su ia9en, mas mir 9erooe in ben
&ppf tOnmt. SD balte mid oabur9 fir mei1t
lan9es S6wei9en idablo8 unO sic biirfen mir
niht ourum b6ie fem. Dabrli6 es tommt mir
Dor, alS bdAte ber t6immel Op6 nod einen 9us
ten Gbemdnn unb 6au8pater aus mir Su mo-
den, oa er mir bibt pOr benz grD6en Sdritt
nod allies BON Der Seele nimmt, mas tbn mir
ihwer MAIDEN tonnte glan Sie 9lle8 piIlet
uno 70 freunoli6 Den re6ten marmen uno It9z
ern Son spii6en unS angeldlagen 1uben, fam
i6 meme 8rautfabrt ntpr9en nit gon5 anberut
6er5en antreten.
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xdsIiGbex anh sp6dsentIider
), Baltimore 10 eder.
Serdussesebtn BON
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Der tGgIiebe ESecger fOfet in Der gtabt @ents
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wprtIs finb.
Dur9 bic Bop berTanbt: SA.5Gs fiir Waoaate cbet
$6 iS5rli3 in 8sraus3a5IHng.
Das gSOdbenbiatt eriGeint iebeu 6reitag Inb TOP
So iabrli& i'm 8praus sa5lbar.
gsaG OeutGIanb Serfanbt: So iG9rli& (eini9IiesIi@
bes Yprto).
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9inDam S. CD,
9O. 5 9prb @abfraBe, Baltimore.
gDir pertren benz Sesbften 9ubtum unb 2SeSerSetau-
fern bte frisenben Mrttfel:
200 6a6 0pe DHtstsa
80 WanOn8abea Ofse gBbistet
80 +" febr feinen oltfn Wpupngebel6 Rbe 8btsfep,
100 n 8ourbpn gBbtstes,
20 Ebr alien unb fetnen alien 8Dutbpr gDbt8ffp,
1925 gDbedt 8btsfep
1000 Galrnen gerltner OppperRammeI
500 Sdwpt;er Wa8enbtter,
500 toadnbti6es gOdtatI Sitters
200 n N1p9!epn Bttters,
1000 - SIM tattOn Brandy,
1000 ~ Smtiatpu Gn,
500 - 9pnan tf6en Gin ddst unO fsbr fetn,
500 tran3pft6en &o8nac*Sranbs, alt unb fetn
leo y 23Gtapa Nrrae,
200 y ScOtb gB6is ep,
500 SanacG- Ofum, alt unS fttr ietn.
1910 Sladberrp, GberrD. GsnSer unb' 9apenber-
8sanbits
1900 Samasca-Sfum 8atasia Grrac frana5RI6en
S,antp SeOlG. SO .sieb .YunG refine d5te
rnb CUTE QDGdre, fret bon I6Gbltden Sngrc~
beajeu unS II d fp , ftpe 3 Eadenb.
5000 BIaideu :" % peri6tebene Sabueanss
5000 GauCnen frGn5bIIbe 29etbs uAb Nptb. .1Detne,
5000 9aaSnen port @berrs unb gaabetrae gBene
25O0 5IaieH b. batunter br feine unb alte 9Dadre,
9pen %rtS gerfe tIrpe YefermnB unb 8tmEet 2tqeurS
(gDrbialS
mir saranttrtn ae unlere aare unS neGmen beIsIte
trenn ntdt b>friebieenb, surt6.
VIE 8fIun9en In Der Stabt Uerben fpaenret tnS Sau8
6 aSp1rteee Seeuunecn tCentret ans Seppt 9elieert
MGtanesppa
(De31S-O 2tnbau St GID.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-03-27
Sorrento

8eit Sratt Str. SO. 358 uno 3581.
Oteinen see6rtca Greunben unb tcH 8ubltum ntoSe
i biernsit bic anSeise, baB M bas i6Da lett Sa6ren an
beem YIase etubIrte @e6Gt itberncneA Babe unb Be-
faubiS elm rei&FaSes saSer bon &Saeu, elib searbei
teen Seentlebern neueer 6aecn Sen 6iigfen Breiz
len bcrrdt6is 9altea unb aud ole an Beenuns asfcrs
tisen perbe sStce fir Sa5de unb 5oienseuse in aIeR
5orter unb 5u alien EreiieM.
6erner cine Guspael 8eseni9irms, GtSde &C., irrie
ale in bieieS Sad eini&IaSenben Mrtitel.
ssy Ale 8efenunsea perbeu prompt, binis maS in
tiir3efer Grif ansefertist.
Sy q R0;frr
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-11
rha plonarr aalhoIlc CounclI.

Sunday last vas a marked one in
connection with Che Catholic Church in
the United States, ,on that day the Sec
ond plenary or National Council Of the
Church opened itsisessions at the Cath.
edral, Baltimore, to deliberate on impor-
tant matters pertaining to tho interest
Of the members Of that church II is
the Second Council Of the kind ever
held in this coputry' Its object IS thug
stated by the BAH Sim;
The objects Of thePresent Council, rs
stated recently ia a sermon BY Archblss-
hop Spaldine, are die following Tic
securing Of greater uniformity Of discip
line, by bringing local variations back
to the standard Of general usage. so far
as circumstances wall allow the proelaim.
ing 'of tie faith as already Settled and
defined, With the condemnation OF aW
Opposing, especially the current errors
Of the day; the recommendation, of new
Secs 10 be erected, aud The PRECIPITATION
70 the Holy See Of new candidates for
the episcopacy, SO as TO widen The sphere
of normal church action, in accordance
with their rapid territorial extension; to
adopt such practical means hs may seem
best calculated to increase the fcryor by
quickcning the zeal Of The people; 10
save from being led astray. and to con,
vert those unbappily Wandering outside
The pale Of the Church, and 10 provide
for the religious obstruction aBd train.
ing Of the colored race, SO greatly need
Ing pastoral care.
Tho Council comprises representa-
tiyes Of the provinces Of Baltimore, New
York, CINCINNATI, So. Louis, New Or.
lcans. Portland, (Orcgon, aud San,
Francisco, represented by the following
archbish9rs, IN each Of these proyin-
eos there arc diocoscs gogcrsed by bi-h
ops, who arc the suTragaus Of the pro-
vincial arclibislgP, ~ Of whom 10 the
number Of tIiAy-oigh', were present
Yesterday