davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-05-11

TUsf received, large addition to my stock Of IKo
% and STEEL, which makes my assortment connnis
n al the styles Of common Iron for Wagons and Bu
glS5s &c Also Steel Dandy Tire; Spring Steel from
inches wide; Cast Steel assorted sizes. Gsrn.
eeIj american and English Rlister Steel.
DeC' o. Oh G. C. CHAMBERLAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-05-11

LIVERY family should have Clothes wringer. Tn,
~ best are kept by AH
July %, 1854 G. n pOTTEp T. ,o
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-05-11
EOusEK.T3HRERa

"a NJ THOSE about commencing that useful occuDa
sortment Of Spoons, Forks, Knyes sc. in Solid Silver
q rated ware OF the best quality. Also splendid
9asor rtnsnt OF Tea Sets Castors, Walters and obar
Table Ware in great Varie ty
, We DO not aim 70 sell the cheapest but to furnish
stock. e NJ 7SS ~ Lhs
mar 1896 y AAA4
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-05-11
TIN-WARE.
The Morning Star has arls-
en- with Despatch!'
NATHAN WEEETATFs.

"a FTER duly acknowledging his Indebtedness to p,
a numerous customers for past favors and eolfciti
q continuance Of the same, desires to keen Drooit
DeIore the public the fact that he has increase III
oIies Ior tne manufacture Of every description Of
Copper, Tin and shest-Iron Ware,
1test and most inproUed pgtterns of N' ''lS
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-10-16
Sen. Sigel an has repnblitanii9e Gen.
fralcnmitc Snbtana's.

hnmitteI6ar Dor ben 0ablen In lestc,
Hohe brahteu bic en9li(Hen unb bsutlhey
rsputlifunti&en BlSttsr Snptana's einen DOT.
treffthen 8rtef, pel1en Sen. @iael auf Di,
Gtnlabmng pes eDrtissn republitantfden Sen,
traIcomtte's bin aeihrteben bate. Der 8risi
cerfehlte feline Wtttung niGt. limb bo 6,
ebenlo gut auf bte nod beoOrtebenDen @abIer
%antpenbbar ii, 70 lahep tptr feline 6auptfeueu
bier foleens
so lsbe ouf Der bretten Qlettfcrm be,
Sreibstt unb Isni6snredte, ME Te in be,
lln~abbansteteitS : Grtl0runs unbastn ben
WmenOements n~ieberselest t.. Differ
Ylattfprm nuo meiuem 0ewtTen ful9enb, fam
Id anprep SObnlpn unb feline iogenann-
ten Nemcfrattiben @nbanger ntnt tnOOffe
rem, nod mid 1,nter bic DeiBe Sfagae rer
taF5it@ tn eleselano 9ebtlbeten Brigade 1els
len.
Der eon9reB ma i'm Rebt pabrenb Der
esfaerlttitsn s3ettsu, BITE btess Qanb te Sc,
Drcbt; sr ltano fst, ale bic branbenben gBc-
gen Der Seceiiion unb Rebeuton NIT ibrer
9an5en 2Bnht gegen BITE Waueru bes @apitcIs
aniturmtsn; er TT fetner @efobr. feiuer Ser.
luHung 8etut@en; sr if Unit Gusnobme ct.
ltder unsafrtebenen anp DeIerteure) elmer
sieanttiden Mmfgabe, Der Nettana Der Re
'pabltf, treu sebltebsn. @arum SolIte
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-10-16

Sn benz Seler letneS 9aules lag etns
Menee tletn eehouenen 9ol1eS, Waltber
padte pteies pol; iOr9fdltte auf etnen 9aufen,
BIS berlslbe 70 9rOB eepOrSen lpar, bae er, oui
bemlelben lfebenb. BITE Ds6e oes Reners er.
reiGte. 5ierauf nabm Der l1nsladli9e meb'
rere Stride, tnipftr le fsR snIammsn uni
btloete aus ibnen cine S6linee, Die er Iber
etnen Querbalfen pes Sellers btne.
N0hoem &c benn nod etnen bsrsbafteu
S6lud aus Ieiner 9eltebten .&ummelpu0e" ~
lt6 senpmmen bate (pas baraue an permu'
then, baB bic leere Glaide auf beul srpabateu
pOlsitOb leal tsltieS er pas BON tbm ielbt er-
baute ShaTct unb ftefte ietnen 4cpf in bic
Sdltnse. 9!erauf mari er NIT ietnen Sabsu
bic 'erltsn auf Der Gde ltsseuren 5cl3tads
sur Grce unb fel rabur4 islbt berat, 70 bab
er amiIGen 'Re0errsde unp Der Gree bing
Oils man ibn ubi6nitt, mar Ietn 9sben ent,
lohen. Nuem @n1beine mad muB er eireu
stemlt6 f&peren SOB sebabt BADEN, pa letr
Genid at6t serbrOden, i0nbsrm er eritidt 1T
nnS leinem Wuoieben mad gu urtbeileu, be,
SOpeStrumpf LANCE aepauert BADEN mug.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-10-16

IeIbe GUngre6 jeBt a {
etnmdl Mot aud I'm q d t
Warum folten bic Ndnner BON Snoiana,
bic ben Rubm unb bic Ma6t bteles Staatss
iber 10 btele bluttse Gslber bes Sioens 9etra-
gen, pom ben WalDern bon NrfanIos btnunter
bts gum atIanttl&m Steen, lest 3urtidfe=
ben, ba bic NuttOn In oteler plSbltdrn 9rtiS
ron tbnen am Sttmmfafeu etne Grneuermng
tbrer SlreertreMs, tbrer Wannboftteteit unb
uniberpiupliGen Nusoauer fcroert S....
NtSsen ie bebenfen, Denn le li6 nod ntht
entlhieben babsn, nur ginen Nugenblid bef
benten. bag Die Sttmme, nel@e tie fir Nno
oreW SCbnlOn unb bslen DOltttf ob9sben, Der
&uaeI eletb it, bic tbr eieenes uno Das Ser;
Der 8epublif trift, ipeIhe ie 9epfeet unb be-
i6ist bat In tbrsn sIan,enbiten, irte In tbrsn
tribten Gtunpen.
l1nb tOunte i6 3u ben 100000 Deutihen
! Sbres StaGtes ipreden, 70 narce tA ibnen
iaseu, bab es cine unpereSnsItGe S@ma9 fir
itren Namen nab ikre NattCnalttat letn
trirbe, trenn le It6 bmr1 bic SOpbtsmen unb
0I9en unierer pOlittlhen Seinoe aud nur Ell
ren Qusenbltd betbSren lteBen...... Ddt So
nen, meine Serren, uup ieoem wabren 6reunpe
bes eanbes, lsbe t@ Der 6rfnune, oa6 Der
Staat Snbiana ben Staaten Wtatne unp 8ers
mont in ttrem issret6en Wari6 fotqsn unb
letner pihtisen SteuIng In pieler Rspubltt
@bre MAIDEN trirb." E s. 80 .aan.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-10-16

berabrte bic GGdse 9risdtlhee Mnt
r0mtlher &unR, 0tGenldaft uno eitsrGtu,
unC Iberlisfsrte le aber ben SRbmus ~fnitere'
3sttclter binps9 unlerer Sstt? -. Gs II
nStbiA, bier ~ bemerfen, bab Der Eatbclifh,
Glauben ben RatbOlifen ben anperen GlaIer
ltiner Rttblrger aeaenaber im Wsttlauf
bie1er 98slt umb tn. getref tss peltliten Sort
1@ritts burnauS niGt tn NaGthetl brtnat
@dtrenb Der 8atbOIif mad Dem e,riaen &c
Sen Mnp mad Der eSttliden y8akrbeit trad
tet, fol- sr bod suelesh einen itarten SmpuI1
fir bic Verbeieruus uno 0ebuna Oes Nen
fdenseiHle6tes tn i4 traSen. Ser materiel,
GCrtGhrttt btS Observation-Disclosures mus fiji
ben &atbcltfen sleihlam slei6vn S6rttt bal
ten nit cem iptrituelen 6ortlhritt. Sreupis
tydst Der Ratbpltf NIT bet CUR @rbauung Dol
Giisnbabnen unb Dampfl6tFsu unb CUR Scr
oermn9 i~Onlttser &efurmen. Gr ntmu,t 2lttte,
BON BEN otlanttlhen Babel, ~Gompaanten, e.
9laubt init @oItlei, bag bic Grpe fb bod be,
weat, er TT elm Nnb6neer bes Gcpernifant
f&en unb res NeptOn'ia en SYtems Der Nit
rOnUmte."
Na6Oem @r3bilhUf Vureell in 70 tabnc,
Wetle BE friberen VannRrablen Der &ird'
9eSen bic frete WtGenIhaft unb eeeen tbr'
Grsebnife suraGSewielen bate, lu@te er a.
setsen, RAP eben bte 6aupifDrberunesmttte
menI1lt6en 6ortI6rttts bereitS Dor Der STE
formation cpn &atboliten eeltsfert wurben
Gr iust: o@enu behauptst wirD. baB felt be,
RefUrmatiOn mebr Qi1t aut Grpen per6rettet
Wuroe, uls frater. 10 TT basesen gu bemsrfen
cae Die Gntoedung bes GUmpailee unb nt,
Bsre&nuns fetner NbweiGunssn fir BIZ
3wede Der S6tffabrt. ffrner Bite Grfnbnnf
De8 ShiebPlI5erS uno Der BuhDrMdertunlf,
bic an fa i6on btnreidte, um bic Welt gu
repplmttontren, Iauter 0eiituuaen pom tatbolt-
lhen @sntes ltnb, unb ba6 eS 6atbOItfen ma
rem, bic nit Columbus ousfubren, um bts
neue Nelt III entbeden. Nls 70 Der @rrnt
gum TnrtIbrtite seIest unb cas Masasta bers
gsriHtet ror, tonnte teoeS &tnb in ben fol.
senoeu 3sitaltern raS 3InbbOI3 anleben, I'm
Elm Bfnaflidt an3u3inDen. pas bic Groe uni
ben 6tmmsl nmrdleuGtet."
Denn Gr,btlhof YurceI cur1 bie1e Ser.
sleiAune fetue Olaubenssenp0en Dor alien
Daruuf btnweiien pOGte, baB li6 bic tatbOlt'
iGe &eIiatpn gang pOhI NIT Dem 6ortidrtttt
auf ben Ysr l6iebenIten 0ebietsn Des Qsbsns
Oertrase,O ia baB Elm redpter &atboltt iOsa,
Dem 6UrtI6rttte buloteen mdGe, 70 ptrp fsir
anfgtttdrter prutetant nit ,bmt oaraber ba.
bern, bab ct pom ietnem fatboltlhen @tanb,
punfte aus BITE Wiatt9teit Der M~eformattDr
unterlHas!.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-10-16
Gr3bti6Of Parrea uum Cincinnati ouf Dem
btetigen tatbnIti6eu PlenarsG

Wtr e%rrGhnten berett8 beS ncbleu uub Gnt
burRonen Stanopunttes, ben Der Nrimos ber
tntbCltf@eu Stride NOrpsMmerifa'S. @r,bfihUl
SpuIDtng oa6ter, in Der Neeerfraoe Elm.
ntmnat. BET b~eritlten Geleaenbeit eriunerteu
MIR an bic sotrtrttlhe W.EabplitiCniRiihe Sal.
tung DeS Gr3bti6Ofs Purcea BON Cincinnati.
Dieter 9retIe prGlat belt SCreetern In Der
Eotberale ba6ter einen aeiltretMen reliotS1en
Bcrtrdg, aus BEN trir eintge GteQen mits
tbsilen fUOlen, neil fe beueisn, tub Grsbildof
Yureea frog fetnsr OrtbObcrie fir ffreikeit,
Weeui9ItHfsit uno Gcrti4ritt etnlebt.
I'm ietnen 3ublretGen :3ub5rern Die VIiGt
oes 3anpfes 9e9en menfhltde 3nt&tlhaft
Te9t ottn9eno ans 9trS gu Ieaen, e%rinnerte
er an fol9enoe tirHenseI9iHtliAe 3bdtIohen F.,
rMenl6enltebs, etebe gu mnlern Webenmens
thsn TT 2tsbe gu @Utt. nnb bteIe Qir6e io1
fA nt4t NUT In Wu,ten, iOnbern in 1baten
Jetgen. WelGe Stride bat btele QieSe fIr's
Observation-Disclosures burA rubnlpIrbtsere unb
n~nei9ennubt9ere 9Gnblun9en bepte1en ale BITE
tntbcltlGe2 Die Qtebe 3u Den M1enldenfeelen
meiGe 9tsbe 3n @ott III, fsets bic tatbrltGhe
8trde tn ben Stonb, nit Mufcvferuno tan.
ienoer Don MSrtprern 1ber bag 6etOentbum
gu ~trtnnpbtren. Die Men1Aenliebe erflute
BITE WNlt0nore mnlerer Stride nit einem bel,
ltgen Glter. IN treldem ie Baterlonb 1inb
5etmatb, UerUanDte mnD QQee. mos linen
0uf Groen lief unb tbensr mar, rsrIieGen' ,,,,,
bic fernen 9eiben i'm aIs~rungoRltdNen Rl,mo
5u betebren. Die Wenl&enliebe mar ed.
rslde bic setreuen fatbOtiGAen @eialihen
IN alen @taoten, Die pm mauriI9en @tlauen.
1oltern bnrnteecrgetreten tparen, bdjM bepOe,
IT'D feblt In Die StlaUeret gu Serfaufen, um
Die 6riitltGen Osfaneenen Mno StlaSen ~
b%sfreten. Sic WenGAenliebe mar es, bic fene
WstltltHsn naau bsUps, Ielbf bic betIigen &C.
tal1e anf Den Iltaren ibrer 9irGen ein,1-
1@meI3ea, nm FIR Die Be~barfntfe tbrsr In Der
Stlarerei beFnDlthsn BraDer AT fpraen unb
ibr Glenc 81 milrsra."
Su bieien berroten WOrten Dec Grsbt{hofs
bon @tnctnndtt Iie9t bas aermaImentle Ger<
pammungsurtbetl ge9en ale jene Demnepaen.
rel6e Die fatbOliiGe BeD6lterung bteIer Re.
pubttt gsSrp bic Observation-Disclosures Der re-
pnblttanti&eu portet aufSubsben iunen. Gr3+
bllhUt yurceu Der!on9t bpn ben RatbDIEen
ntht nmr ein ener9tlhes Giutreten fir bic
Dsfresanglauer ibrer NitmenIhen, funbern
e. bdlt 'bnen iUsur bic YfFtat Dor Gusrm, fir
Dte Sefrstung bes Mitmenihen nSt6iaeufaas
ote rlgene Grftbett auf's Spiel 3m Iessn.
Yin d9ter GCrtl4rittesetR bur&webt aud
aneers Steaen Der erabtIASfi1en Reee. WlS
etn Daurtperotenf Der fatbUltfHen Rirmel
9s0t fe namIt& SrlSenbes terUOr; sDer
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-10-16
Gubfitens : Office, " 9. q
CIR. IOh gRpff Qambaohitr-

Suptttfen3 : Afftcs, " o. n
Str. lO5 24eit &pmbaGbir-
Baltimore, Nfb., ban 10. SttOber '66~
g0xb IN 2~GserbauS, SO. 2 @rautfr. (strGhe Pinter
hem Sauie gso- los lDsTt 20mbarbitr, NM IL UPittags
am Donpsrtas hsu Is. Oftpter 1866. unaefSbr hxA
Eanieun. hreiPnnbert (G80o) @fnne aussssti3heS Gbse
in Sifsu une PaSeteu ~uertauft ~is iplSt
S6warssr Tbse.
Get q, 49, "a babe @utsH" ~(anSsfSbr 987 Yfuar)
8raub 2Olaua Garsss3si6su vt. RaaL1
Got 3. - SO babe SiItH ~(Wneefabr 1915 YfInbl
grane SpIsus, Cargo 3siGsn rJlspbpi,4
oCt G. -- 9 Babe Aireu (~anssfabr rs PiuaA) SEazS
Gclaug. &1raOs3 si@eH % site GaeIs.-
'2pt % babe &itsH (unsef6br Ts Gfe.l Dranr
CptruG GarsD~3ei@eu ,"N. 3. gaIn'er."
eot 6. - bGlbs Site (~unssfiRr 81 RfEnD) Sranp
Colons, Gargo~3ei6eu r0sbantsr.".
SO s. - , balbs Hiiteu ~(auasfdbr ia Pft-) 8ranb
vTar WaialpG~ Garsps3si8su r6csua.-
Got g.. - ! babe Site (~uussfSpr o. Pfp-) tTanS
POu6cuG Serge s8es uSctpFur."
@et >. -- 6 baIbs Sti1ea (~aassiSbr 26G Pfuubl 9roub
gasIib SrsssiSt Cargo siGtt pWanrsria,-
0runer Ibee.
got 8. - l baIbe SiIts Can Al 3d. Branh @AapOp<
Der, GarsO43si&en rGrejensuentere.@
apt 6. - baIte aiite ian So @fb.) DOEus 9pipu.
Cargo 3ei6en y. 8. g1Imsr."
9uw iclbsn J8sit ~erbsu G~nssfSRr Sisbsu GmIieab
$1,000 piuae
StetnsSal3
{22 gas) anD feEuer cine Rar4be Irtre 9SF.r uni cine
Pasteie 2afes SX6e Ssrtauit-
Die 8orrStbe perbst ~eeTsauft neil ss 0ResisruBs ul@t
Idn9er @sbrau1 eafEr bat.
Glufter pcu tbes Der 0bsa anse9ehsueu ScE9en Aou
1S<e tSuusH auf bieer Office 81 tstu 3sit nHSe<iuGt
psresH. Die SsrraGungeu fHh in rclfOrimensr On
uuns. Die 1bss's perheu seraes SSr Der &blisferuaa
naG9etroesn. -
9eeer Srane rirt Isparat ~cerfauft. ~ Cine halle aaNe
rrirb a~assebOt.u init esm YripsIesiGu! fhr iraeHp eius be
Hebies SabL,
8ier Iass pesbeu fBr E8ssi&aFune Der Gne16ps. sa-
hattet. Gbpma BtIfcL
S3reb. Qieut. Col ms s. 9. d. 6. g.,
Oft 18- Rn. Erta. Gen. Sol
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-10-16
'Uer(Glgt un0 gelud6t.
Qebrerlteues@eiuh

Gin feuntuorfii& s~ebiIbetsr beutF@er ecbrer, ter snte
bon sem Porter G@ule, Sefst, ir@t cine
eetrsrReGe. abrefssgbsGbe inter reetrsr" tn Der
Grpe5. be 81. (iamobt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-10-16
= 3u oertaufen ocer ~ IeaIen.

#s;sI ON VeIEUN TW UUeE 6N KtUTtWs
MAs&- Dos Do6nbaue unb Der s~erSumtse VlGH 30, 81
@oluH'biaer., nit einsr 8ronte pom 81 SaB unb 1870 Guk
1tefe, tit aus freier %aub srnns ,insirsi ~ rerta fen. Sc
TT eth ie6r groBes uub iIbhautieU sebautes 2fSdtges Co
banhs unb ~beicabers seeisnet fHr elm Ssortinshsas obss
cine aBirtbi&ait, an& if esn Syrser @tan I'm bintsru
GheI bes SefrauH1s. Nlau rlsIbe flo bei
90 IL &. 6alIs,
1oott2~ urtol No. z 81. RarIprs
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-10-16
an p~erfoufen:

o. 3a ~perfaufen:
- Gin 6fSdtses Sous an 2sgtnstoufr. uabe Ess.
mont fit $25o0; an Solinsfr. fEr $500, 82a0o.
$1,000 nit einem Gfcre; bier an Gapettefr, 80 $4,000
tebes; e~anpalefr. fRr $32Q0i Q an q. gni6erfr. tebss
$4,000 /; 2 al eeeiustcnRr' n,5e Srantlsu co are $500
tebss : 8 an HoItonfr. Sn $3.50, $4,000 upb $4,000 3
an GtriGsrfr. BEN Union Squore ~segendber $4,000; DC
G~Huousfr. tH $3.50; Carmen in TlaIplaur, RtnnipL
.baaieu uuS E~sTsinisu BEL
u. Sapftue & Co.,
16eit-&l 81 QeT.zBtonfr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-10-16

MwSee3ei6net fetncr Ebee duf SfTents
1i@er 0eritei9er uns.
GS@IWB.BertaHf.l
2tetm. G1t3.
(Rock-Salt.)
&zF SfsatIiatr 8erfteiesrlus, 91ssisraass-G<fG1f Sra
t6srFtiiiSsH Swbifteas-Tcrratbssl
g S. Gopsr i 90, au1teaGIs.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-10-16

3u ~Serfaufen:
8Det Doen5Hufer on 9oniusFr, Gins nit StOre fiji
$4,000 unb $1,000, az 9annaIe fir $500; o. Sarefte
Ctr. nit Gtcre $3600; I'd. 9eriustcnfts. $4,000; &ab
Stri6erHr- $500, une mbere in rsriGssosnen Gtobt-
t9euea. Gbsnio Carmen in alien Gountiss BON Iarn~
Lamb an hsu pe,i&tebenea Gtfenbabneu,
q. SaWttue & 60.
be-) No 81 9erinstonfr.
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0eGubt:

Sin 1ete@sr tam tauerEbe Bei@SftisuRS erSGttea
unb an@ ale partnsr eintTeten Weun &c f& mdnst N
SO SO gtcrtbfr. Qt
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3u Uerkauten tou Uermlet6en

"a rermtetben;
S&Ens mSbIirte 3immer gu anne5rbareu greiIeu :
ebeufc cine Qecbnung an cine iautlte cbne Sinber. Gu
eyfraseH go. So albemar!e Str. I6ct3mI
gu rertaufen : .
Cine srose G&parswaIbsr Gpielubr fHr cine QBirtbs
tGatt pafen6, 1T EGis Su o~ertaufea. RSberss In br
Central Gale, Nc. 20 ". @aSFtr. fmobt
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@eIuft:
0erlanot

Cine Sseae iRr cine seiuube GSusamus. Das
Mdnsre bet 81. O. 2EebManu, 63 ". GrontAr, b
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Sine Dortbeilbafte 0clesenbeit.

MW gu pertaufen:
Dns fntfsau.teu Sebaute 8f0Gise S1Obu5ans, SEC As
q. GtriGerTr.. NIT 2~hSdiaeu, Sinterbau, wel&sr cine
@anerie bat in Isiner eon5eu 2Hnee. Sedmbu &c 3inz
uner uub falte unb marine Babe Ginri@tnus, Got 20 b4
$50 Gus auf cine alsp ~Iauieub nit 2ftSdisem Stau
uhb Reconnaissance. 9dfieIbe tsnn ipfnrt tn 4efis pes
nOHu,eu perben. greis $500. gRSberes Eel
q. Samttna & Co.,
l5ctt-R) 81 Qegiuatouhr,
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Sssnteu far jetes Gountp gum 0ertanfs br OOu
u'n RSranSeesebeneu uub pa~tentirt,H Wtutsrfarte EFat-
tsfnsl sum Suibnetheu Ron allen @rB6eu (SUes', bon
8tRber Inb Dameu : 9%Ietber, Herreus
SemDeM. Soteu. Suabeus3a6eu, " 3 q,
Urads uub Sad~HSdeu, tpomit Elm Sober tSsIt& Iei&
Etc SIS ~Derbieneu fam. RSberes BET Vrof, 3. Rtebeu
$40. 10 Guh etbertpfrase.
Scbu @reuBer, Ialor,
fep26-el No. 9 8ant Sane, Gen. agent.
The Portland daily press., 1866-02-17
Little Things in Religious Life.

Little words, not eloquent speeches or SER
mons; little deeds, not miracles nor battles,
not one great act or mighty martyrdom, make
up the tru christian life The little constant
sunbeam, not the lightning; the waters of
Siloah, "that go softly" in their meek mission
of reireshment, not "the waters of the river
great and mighty" rushing down in torrent
noise and force, are the true symbols of holy
life. The avoidance of little evils, little sins,
little inconsistencies, little weaknesses, little
follies, little indiscretIons and imprudencies,
little fobles, little indulgencies Of self and of
flesh, little acts of Incidence or indecision, or
slovenliness or cowardice, little equivocatiOns
or alterations from high integrity, little touch
es OF shabbiness or meanneSs, little bits of COW
etousness and penuriousness, little exhibitions
OF worldliness and gayety, little indifferences
to the telngs and wishes OF others, little out
breaks OF temper and crossness or selishnes,s
OR vanity; the avoidance of such little thing
as these go far to make up at least the Mega
tive beauty of a whole life. And then, til at
tention to the little duties of the day and hour,
In public transactions, or private dealt ngs, or
family arrangements; to the little words and
tones; little benevolences, or forbef.rances, or
tendernesses; little self-denials, self-restraints.
and self-forgetfulness; little Pans of quiet
kindness and thoughtful considerations for
others; punctuality, and method, and true
aim, in the ordering of each day-these are
the divine developments of holy life, the
rich and divine mosaics of which it is compos-
ed. What makes yon hill so green? Not the
outstanding peak or stately elm, but the bright
sward which clothes its slopes, composed Of
nnumerable blades of grass. 1t is of small
things that a great life is made up and he who
will acknowledge no life as great save that
which is built up OF great things, will find lit
tie IN Bible characters to admire or copy.-
[Bonar. --..
The Portland daily press., 1866-02-17
LIFE, GROWTH AND BEAUTY.

Ms.s. S. 4. Aliens TVorlGI's
HAIR RestOrer and Dress
ing i,,vig0r0te, strengthen
and Ie1sgthe,e the hair. They
act directly atpOae the roots
of the hair, supplying re
QatiTed 2lOus'islsnee2at, and
natural color and beauty
returns. Grey hair dis0p-
pears, bald spots are coz
erred, hair stops falling, and
latcasa'iasat grOaoth Is the re-
suit. Ladies' and children
sciU appreciate the delight
fMI fragrance and rich,
glossy appearance isssp0s't-
ed to the hair, and no fear
of sOiJiaag the ski,., scalp, or
most elegant hcGd-dress.
.d4 a. Sold By all Druggists.
Depot 1893 & 200 Greenwich 81. NY.
w. f. PHILLIPS g. CO., General Agents flor
Maine
Sept q, Is65-d&w6m-
The Portland daily press., 1866-02-17
CAUTION no TIE pUrLlC.

Every intelligent and thinking person must know
that remedies handed out for general should have
their efficacy established by well tested experience in
the hands of a regularly educated physician, whose
preparatory studies tits him for all the duties he must
luinll yet the country is flooded with poor nosuIna
anu eure-als purportng to be the best In the world
are not only useless, but always injurious. The UNI
physician, as 1t is a lamentable yet inoOntrOvcrt-
able Iact, that many syphitic patients are mace
from inexperienced physicians in general practice;
Tor it Is point generally conceded b. the vest syph-
oglaphers, that the study and management OF these
complaints should engross the whole time OF those
who would be competent and successful in teir treat
ment and cure. The inexperienced general rrae,it-
himself acquainted with their pathology, COMMONLY
pursues system Of treatment in most cases maxi
ing indiseriminate of that antquated and dan
gerous weapon, the Mercury.
The Portland daily press., 1866-02-17
fEpeu;,,o B,.lletiu, philadezphia.,

n" y IEOeHs0y DUssettE, ZItttuuetPHsu'I
'When on visit to the city Of New York few
days since, was induced to call on old friend
and townsman, Mr.. II. T. Helmbold, Druggist, o94
Broadway, New York. His store is ModeI-a per-
feet Gen'-the handsomest Of any kind we have ever
had tho pleasure OF viewing, and extensive, being
"a feet 'front.' five stories in height, and 200 feet
deep. 1t indeed affords much pleasure to know
that he has been SO successful, and it is am
pie evidence OF the merits Of his articles-as in our
whole business experience we have not known OF the
success of any articles without Merit-advertising
merely bringing the name before the people,"
The Portland daily press., 1866-02-17
Medical.
Notice to the Public 4

In the wear 1916, the writer embarked In the Drug
Business in the city of Philadelphia and while thus
engaged, made several experiments in regard to the
most desirable mode of preparing Fluid Extracts.-
MY efforts being successfu-the articles being approx
ed aud used by the Medical Faculty. was DESTROYS
placing them before the public but hesitated ior
some time before concluding to resort to newspaper
advertising, knowing the prejudices that existed IN
the minds of many against using advertised Med'-
cines Nostrus but through the advice of friends
and those who had used them this objection was
overcome.
After IS years exertions, commencing in q small
way the popularity OF my articles has extended to all
parts Of the United States, and widely throughout
foreign counries-and this in the face of much oppo-
sition. Every means has been resorted to by I'M
pricpled dealers since their merit and success have
been knownsuch advertising larger bottles at less
price, censuring all other preparations, and even
copying my Observation-Disclosures am happy to state
that out of the many who have resorted to this, none
have been successful.
MY OBJECT
in this notice is to make facts known to the public
and respectable dealers, believing, after SO many
years. exertions that the Druggists will discounte-
such proceedings, and that the reputation of
my articles may not be damaged by of inferior
spurious ones.
Knowing that many may read this article who arc
unacquainted with Inc, append few remarks from
those ofmy native city, and whose names are known
in all parts of the world:
"Being personally acquainted with Mr.. 81. T. Helm
bold, it affords me pleasure in stating have been
most favorably impressed with his energy and nteg
rity, and gratifed at his success"
..-.-. .. VIM. WEIGHTMAN,
.- Firm of Powers & Weightman,
I'D Ninth and Brown Streets, Philadelphia.