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DODD,S .NERVINE
AND JNVIGORATOR!


This Medicine is NERVE TONIC. 1t stops the
waste OF vitality, braces the Nerves, and quietly
regulates the system. SeepessDess, Irritability,
Loss OF Energy, Loss Of Appetite, Dyspepsia, Con
stipaion, local Weakness and general failing Of
the mental and bodily functions, the common in
dication OF Nervous Disease. Dodd's Nervine and
Invigorator is complete specific tor all troubles
1t is also the BEST it is also the most agreeable,
Remedy tor Female Complaints
offered to the public. Prostitution of Strength.
Hysteria-retaine, excessive, irregu. and painful
menses-y eld to its magic power.
TO MOTHERS.
Mothers! we also commend the NERVINE ioruse
in the diseases which af1ict children while Teethng
as certain to afford quick and grateful relief: II Q
Supplying Syrups, OF which Opium is the principal
Ingredient are dangerous to life. impair the iunc-
tons Of The stomach and bowels, and actually
impede the healthy growth OF your offspring. To
cure Wind Cole. regulate the bowels soften the
gums, and relieve pain, the NERVINE will always
be found safe and efficient. ~ tt " 4.f'-E
Don't Use Anything Else!
r- Dodds Nervine contains OPIUM or other
poisonous Ingredient. For sale by all Druggists.
Price One Dollar per bottle.
H. B. SEORER q CO., Preprietors,
No. IS Fulton Street, New York.
October 10, 1867. W&S1y
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Business Items,

A full supply of Artists Materials and Sheet
Wax 1T Schlotterbeck s. Co.'S. 2w-mwf
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Picard Wanted.

NV +,,o mr. three Young men; good rooms with
j. board near the Park. Private family preferred.
. e,ersnce gwen ii required.
Address n P. o., Portland P.O dc2sd3t.
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Turner's Tic DOulourcux. or Universal
Neuralgia Pill, is a safe, certain and speedy
cure for Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases. The
severest cases completely and permanently cured
in very short time Neuralgia in the face or head
Gus disease wthstands its magic influence 1t has
the unqualified approval of many eminent physi-
cans II contains nothing injurious to the most del
icate system. Sold everywhere Sent on receipt OF
81 ana Two postage stamps. TURNER s. CO.. 1870
fremont Street, Boston, Mass, proprietors.
For sale by W. +. Phillips q Co., Portland, Me.
July IS. eod&w1ysn
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why Suffer from Sores 4?

When, by the use OF the ARNICA OINTMENT
you can be easily cured 1t has relieved thousands
from Burns, Scutds, Chapped Hands, Sprains, Cuts,
Wounds, and every Complaint of the Skin. Try it,
as it costs but 20 cents. Be sure to ask tor
H0le'S -ArnicG Ointment,
For sale by all druggists, send your address and
SO cents to o. P. SEYMOUR & co. Boston, Mass,
and receive box by return mail. W. #. Phillips &
Co., agents for Maine. april2G1ysn
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WESTON

WESTON
Did not make his Hundred Miles,
but Santa Claus did, and has left lots OF nice things
for the children, viz, Music Boxes, Writing
Desks, Work Boxes, Mechanical and other
Toys Seds with ropes ready for use, With ut extra
charge, and large lot of German Aceordeons and
Concertinas, Flufinas, &C. Sole agent for the best
Violin and Guitar Strings in the world. Clocks at
cost. H .jlr siT 1HiJ j. d. CHENY, gf
dec9sn3w No. 90 Exchange Street.
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Raeder's Cerman 81
Batchelor's Hair i've.

" b rAIWUOHOIVI . IHtIII u yOs
This splendid Hair Dye is The best in the world.
The only true and perfect Dye-H srmess, Reliable,
instantaneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tnts. Natural Black or Brown, Remedies the i'll
effects oi Bad DYES Invigorates the hair leaving it
soft and beautiful: Tie genuine is signed william
A. Bachelor. All others are mere limitations and
should be avoided Sold by all Drus gists and Per-
tuners. Factory 81 Barclay street, New York
GR Beware OF Counterfeit. dc1S Ndlm
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For the Holidays! Ready Dec IL.
an THE CHRISTMAS GAME OF Nrr7
sd il Q * Il ~ ~ -
FOR OLD AND YOUNG

ia BY one of his admirers. ~ m
Send Orders to the Publishers, j. M. WHITE
MORE CO., Stationers, III WASHINGTON street,
Boston. ~ ~ S&W4tsN
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.NEGRo OUTBREAKS that are anticipated new
er ;eeeur. A harmless parade and few
speeches at Montgomery, and rumors of apoch-
ryplsal disturbances in other parts Of the State
of Alabama, are all that Southern editors
have to SHOW for their frantic prophesyings of
robbery and massacre that were to usher in
the. scluistmas of 1867. The Governor of Mis-
sissippi. issued wordy proclamation against
this -ifs uSreetion that was not occur. Up to
thi& date mo intelligence has been received
showing that;life or property was more in dan.
ger on. the 18th day of December than before
or since, or that tine black race is peculiarly
inclined to disrespect the laws. Taking into
consideration the fact that Democrats paness
and Comissions.s IT. .ho,,.o.as - ,an,oo.
are starving in Louisiana, Mississippi, North
Carolina and other States, they behave very
well for race that has just escaped from
bondage that would naturally destroy all YES
tiges7ofs a moral or intellectual character. zso
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-7ANTED, AGENTS,

MIM S75 to S20o per month, everywhere, male
MIG and female, to intro luce the GEN UINE
n M IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY
~ III S WING MACHINE. Ibis Machine will
- E stitch hem, tell, tuck quilt, cord, bind,
n braid and embroider in a most superior
manner.
u Price only $is. Fully warranted for
five years We will pay 81 900 tor any machine
that will sew stronger, more beautiful, or elastic
seam Than ours 1t mskes the Elastic Lock Stich.'
Every second st tch can be cut aud still the cloth
cannot be pulled apart without tearingit, We pay
Agents from SIS to 5000 per month and expenses,
or n commission from which twice that amo Mt can
be made Address, SECoMB CO., Pittsburgh.
Pa, or Boston, Mss.
CAUTI0N.-D1 not be imposed upon by other
narties palming off worthless cast-iron machines
under the same name or otherwise. Ours is the only
genuine and really practical cheap machine manu-
fac ured dc 2S- Swim
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IMPORTS.

LIVERPOOL. Steamship Hibernian lIss bors
iron j c Brooks; cases mdse j Prindle. 2 iron
shafts IL plates, to order: 466 ba iron 5s4 plates 10
JAS Hukson; 20 cases mdse Canada Ex Co IA bales
Thos Paddock; 240 bds Steel IA coils wire, boxes
hanks George Predict % cases 80 bdls steel, n Il
jackson; 900 DDS sheet iron. Richardson Il Co; 2
clses 20 bars 81 bdls steel, Abbott & Co.
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pY young lady in respectable boa'uins mouse
- or family. .fl Id, ., :
Also, situation for young ia'y n :" snop OF
= Gice Address j. A, Poruah' "
dec2ndIM& - NJ u
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Browns Bronchial Troches

Having q directinfuence to the parts, giving imme-
date relief. For Bronchiti-, Asthma, Ca.
Iarrh, Consunipfive and Throat Diseases,
Troches are used with always good success. ,tfrs.
TO clear and strengthen the voice.
Obtain only "Brown's Bronchial Troches," and do
be offered. Sold Everywhere. noisdS wsm sN Ny
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Mains Pure Elderberry and Cur
rant wines.
So highly recommended by Physicianss may be
found at wholesale at tbe drug stores of W. W. Whip
pie & Co., II. II. Hay. W. f. Phillips & Co, e. L.
Stan wood and j. w. Perkins & Co. janl2sndiy
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FOREIGN poRTs

ah= pOhEIGN PORTS. ~ Il. - !
Sid FIN Hong Kong Oct 80, ship Bengal. Inpersou
Mar ia. l a77-' --e'A'o''
CID at Smyrna 27th ult barque Eugenio, Fletcher
Boston, y - & ---v.-.-. =, -
Cid at Malaga 9TH inst, barque Arlet.a, oolcord,
New York. ..s. f+ al I.,,r-f
Ar at London 2lst inst, ship Mary whitride, Cut
Ter, from Sbangbae. .E.r1 III rF eF
Ar at Liverpool 18th inst, ships Vim Woodbury.,
Mcclellan, New York; 2Ith, Cutivator, Russell. do.
Ar at Deal 18th inst, barque Sarah Staples, Sta
pes, Calao. 3 Z y.
Ar at Falmouth 22d, c W Ring, Ayres, New York
Tor Antwerp, leaky. ..-. - ~
AR Dcnorara lth inst, brig Showers, French.
and Hattie Eaton, Brown, Boston. EfIf
sid I'd INST, s"b c A Farnsworth. Sawyer NYork; ;
9th, brig Z NJ Tinker. Bernard, Baltimore.
Sid I'm Barbados 18th ut, brig Doane, veasy
Philadelphia. fsgErrr'r no.
Ar at Port Spain Cd inst, brig rout, strout,
Norfolk. r-~ =
At Nevassa 25th nit brig Carol ne Eddy, Rose, for
Baltimore, ldg.
Sid I'm Antigua goth ult, schs Paragon. for Wash.
inelon NC; Carrie Wells, for do, 9'ts. W4..
AT Cd Harb r. ia. 23d ult, brig Perss Hinckley
Foster, Tor New York, days.
Sid fm Havana 18th inst, brigs Manson Giikey for
l;oston; Thos Owen. Guptill, New Yorl 90th, scbs
Ire Meservey Henderson: A Grace q lchrist,
ami j WhItehouse Jont s, Savannah.
Id goth. brig Benz Delano, Staples, Falmouth
In port 2ist. barque John Griffin, Downey, for
New York: bri2s havana, Bemis. Tor do takes 1000
boxes sugar at 81 pr boxl, Clara Brown, Brown for
Boston; and others.
Ar at Mdanzas 18th inst, brig Allaratta, Bibber,
Portland
Sid I'm Cardenas 18th lust. brig Cas- ian, Shepard,
Portland EEt'tt t+,lI 49, fI-E'T y II =
Ar at Halifax 18th inst, sch Chas Rogers, Mat
tleWS. Bay of Islands Roston 't.
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OUR foreign dispatches this morning con-
tain one very important item of intelligence,
the determination of France to send 20 600
more troops to Civita Vecchia, the Papal sea-
port This is q defiance to the growing spirit
of INSTRUMENTATION on the part of the Italian
government. 1t means that France is pre-
pared to carry out the programme which she
has announced to the world of sustaining the
temporal power of the Pope at all hazards
In taking this course she runs fearful dam
ger. Prussia is known to be friendly to Italy
and hostile to France. Russia has just declar-
ed her dissatisfaction with the uncertain poll
cy France has pursued with reference to the
Eastern question. England is warm parti-
zan of Garibaldi, though she would not take
part with either side in case of war. Be-
sides having the whole of Europe except Aus
tria against him, Napoleon has abundant dis
content among his own subjects. If he does
not find some way to stop the mouths of Jules
Favre and GARNER Pages, he may possibly
need those 10000 troops in Paris some fine
morning. -5.- 3Ir -s
DISTRESS OF OUR TROOPS IN ALAsKA.-The
New York Tribune's Washington correspon-
dent says that the Russian purchase threatens
to cost us, in addition to the 81 100000 the loss
of about four companies of United States
troops Dispatches have been received at the
War Office within the last few days stating
that the soldiers sent to take possession of the
icebergs are in most destitute condition;
that no preparations whatever had been made
Tor their reception, and that the prospect is
that they VIII be frozen to death or manned
for life before supplies can reach them. Gen.
Grant and Gen. Sherman had consultation
few days ago on the subject. Gen. Grant stat
ed that he had nothing to do with the affair,
that the President ordered the troops there
and that he had no authority to act. 1t an.
pears that there is no way to relieve them and
that all access to our Northern paradise is bar
red by the eternal SHOWS and ice. Gen. Rous-
seau, who commanded the expedition, left for
Washington Territory some time ago.
SATANs REsIDENcE.-Henry Ward Beech
er having declared in his sermon last Sunday
that the Devil owns New York city in fee sim
pie and severalty, the newspapers OF that city
are inclined to deny the soft impeachment and
modestly refer to the metropolis of New Eng
land as the residence of his sulphurous majes-
ty, acknowledging, however, that he does
sometimes tarry few days at Gotham on his
'cay to Boston. This view of the case is at
once repudiated by Boston, with much pleas
ant chaf" at the expense of her overgrown
sister of the Middle States.
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EP Il R V TH ~ q

Also, fine Pocket CUTLERY, Rdzrs, Scissors, Tail
or'S, Barber's and other SHEARS, Fruit and Flover
CLIPPERS Ia new 'hingl and variety of small Hard
Ware, may be obtained of G.. L. BAILEY,
ans27eodtt sn ll No. As EAcbo--i --aet.
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MARIN e n -EW ..
PORT or PORTLAND.

,'s..t FRIDAY. December 27.
I-- ~ .-.-- ARRIVED.
Steamship Hlbernian, (l;r) Brown, Liverpool 18th
inst via Londonderry 18th.
Steamer New brunswick, Winchester, st John
via Eastport tor Boston.
Brig Geo Amos, Ward, Philadelphia
Sch Minnie Arnold. Kelley, Yarmouth, Ms.
Sch,Eva May, lsicha' DIS, Philadelphia. -v
ST Leopard, Snow, Boston tor Castine.
Sch Coqiiette Merry, Boston for Wiscasset, with
los OF sails in gale of Isle OF Shoals 23d.
Schs Castelano, Cunningham, ID Forest, Grover,
Boston tor Belfast. -~,-
Sch Banner Matthews, Boston for Belfast.
Sch Susan Frances. Smith, Boston Tor Trenton.
Sch Red ROBIN, Howard. Gu ler
Sch Elmaral, Soldiers, Damarscotta.
Sch Sarah Gardiner, Teel. Calais for Boston.
Sch A Hodgkins, Smith, Trenton for Boston.
CLEARED. -.
Sch Medium IRri Smell. Grand Menan. NIB. 20
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Miniature Almanac.....D December IS.
Sun rises. ...........7.29 Moon sets 7.l5 Pm
sun sets. ............435 High water LOO PM
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Oct %, off Malaga, barquc W E Alexander, Pierce
from - tor Gibraltar. ftttt44l-t ,.
Oct q. lat 70 As s. Ion IL 81 E, ship Borneo, from
Padang for Boston. rrtT r- .fIT IN ~
Dec IL, lat Is, lon 81 30, brig Tubal Cain Loring.
from Marseilles for New YorS. -..
Dec III lat 80 n, Ion CT 49, brig Josephine, from
Portland for Cuba esf rIO,f MY > . =
Dee Is, lat q, Ion "a, sch Fanny Heating, from
New York for Galveston. with loss of foretop.
Dec 90 OFF Cape Hatteras, sch David Babc"ck, I'm
New York for Havana. - ~
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DlSAS TER

Brig Nellie Clifford, tot Bangorl Littleheld, from
Richmond, Va tor Venice was spoken Dec II. lat 81,
lon IS, with loss OF foremast head, main topmast,
howsprit and fore and nam sails torn. Would try
to reach Nassau, MP.
Barque irwin, from New York tor Aspinwall,
WITH coal went ashore on Sc reef Turks Islands.
9th ult, and is total wreck. She registered 8
tons was built at Rockland in 1861, was owned by
E A Hussey 4 ca, and hailed from Nassau, Mp. ~
Brig Chas Wesley, at Savannah from Providence,
encountered a heavy gale 18th inst during which
lost boat. mainb DOM, split sails, &c. .-. = 60 4
Sch Z j Hill, Chase, rom Jacksonville for New
Haven put into Charleston 23d with loss of toresail
ioreboom and eaff, mainbo m sprung. and leaky,
having had heavy gales on the 18th. Threw over
part of deck Dad and lost water casks.
Sch Jerusha Baker, from Boston, had jib blown
away 9th, and vessel and cargo were badly washed.
Sch Lucinda Young, of Maehiai port, from Boston
for Goulds put INTO Gloucester 2tst with loss
of bowsprit, &c, having been in collision.
The anchors, chains, &c, OF sch Lizzie L Tapley,
recently wrecked on Dumping Rocks, were sold by
auction for SIT. TIE huh was to be sold 9th.
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From Branch Office Western Union Telegraph.
Ar at Bristol, E, 18th inst, barque Ellen Dyer. Le-
land, New York. W tEt E va -
AR at London 18th. ship N r Ludwig, from New
York.
Ar at Palermo II III ult, brig j Dillingham;, from
Niscasset.
At Bermuda Sd ms, sch Ede Demara tor New
York 4th, sch Mary Potter from Bangor.
ear at New York 2Ith, brig M Berry from NAL
aga. 49, u. -. xr.A.,
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Capt Partridge, of brig Faustina. was drowned at
Pensacola, while sal ing in an open boat.
Baruue Albert Capt w X Maxwell at Montevdeo
from Machias, was 1Io days IN making the passage.
An ordinary passage is from 80 to 70 days. Inc
longest passage on record Is 1870 days.
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/ THE ELEPHANT MURDERER-We have pub
lshed an account of the killing of Mr.W. s..
Williams. the keeper of the elephant known
by the name Of Romeo ThYab fedci am;
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Ole osfaatss eitnr,so


Gin 5reunt l9 ;eibf uns bas s5pIaenbe, nell
dem mir germ slufnnbme In unferm Blatt se-
pGbren:
sd l9ife BIZ, ,5taatsseituns" mad nieinsr
alien Seimatb ni6t nllein, neil i'd bahurb
meinen 8erwanbten @eiegsnbeit sebe u err
fabreft, no i'd bin, ME mir bier leben unb mic
meme n cue Seimntb nngefabr ansfebt, fon-
bern aud nm fir bic Giairanberung bierber
au tpirfen. RihtS fam mebr in cieler 8idb-
tung tbun ais bic @9reuouna inierer beuti6en
3eituns mad alien SbeiIeu Drttlblanbs. Da-
tei ipare i'd nod, papier unb pprto, benn idb
6rau1e niGt ellenlange 8riefe 81 i4reiben,
uns 70 lan9e i'd bic 3eitiins ibide, tpilen bic
Weinisen, ba6 es mir gut sebt."
Oas Cunningham mad DeutlHlanb foitet
incluiiSe pprtc $3.50 per Sabr, sber 1925 per
5albjabr, allc .nur a d GentS fir bic eiri-
3elne 3smmer. Gin einsieer einfa9er 8rief
fpmnit auf % Gents. 6iernaa 1T alip bas
Senben Der 3eitnng Der bel peitem billi9ife
Des, nit ben @einisen in Deutl9Ianb in
GprreIppnbens 3u bleiben. 9Bir bpiTen, ba6
redt piele unierer Mtbiirser 70 Derniinftis iiber
bielen Jall urtbeilen perben, ais infer rben
erwdbnter 6resnb, unb feben besbalb re6tsabl-
reiten @bpnnenten entsesen. gSir tSnnen
Oafiir earantiren paB Das 8latt rsselm6Bie
anfommt.
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Sin 6drt,ter ais Ncartner
DerIauaf.

Sir cine Sarm pon "a Mder. meiftens cuI.iurt, tine
MeiIe prn Columbia, oil Der Giienbabn geieeen.
Aaes Notbweneige, UNI einen ditsgeseibneten Baum=
9drten dnauleoen ift prrhannen. @us benz RIas fino
etfru 1000 bis 1900 o. tbdume, ebente elm fir einen
@dltner eTpreB eingeri9tetes Saus.
Der Wdnn mus perbeiratbet uub Elm fleisiqer Viz
better uno aefbifter Gsdrtner feiu. 8eb beoarf er
nid9t. CT Uro aIs Mariner nit bGIbem Seibten ans
gen ommen. WeIbunsen bel
80. g. Mainrp,
iunt7 2B Columbia, Tenn.
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9 E D / 6 t E

Sci BEN unters si6nsten erf9eint unS rDirb gum T.
5uIi b. &. uerfenoet merben
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5taOt nnO Staat,

~ SEER NGprit 81 5 ser
lit 9otal <agent Der VSenne1ee Staats
3eitun9".
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NecprperI. SIS pIart.

Sur $40 floben bentc in bic Stabts
faTe. STIR unorOentliaes Setragen
sablte Sobn Safion $40, 90. gBooSs
1875 un6 u. 8. @risbam SIS.
Bat Gonabue tpuroe fir 6alIelbe
@eraeben nit $25 unb Sobn Nfl Qllan
NIT $40 beifraft. Beibe mnbten ms
9lrbeitsbaus, neil iie fem GeIo batten,
UNI Die Strafe sii erie8en.
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@aWbei itnO 0Drfe.

! Sen, Sort Dielitag 25.s SAM.
Il. g. Bon6s 6pro3. faaig 1881 11344
5 20er 1. Series 100
b 2. .1O71
3. y .1O7s
gfeue Nusgabe j ). lilo
1910 Coupons .. 1901
7.30 1. Series 1903
al, 2.ltno 8. Geries 1064-1065
.gpIb 0ffnste au 1881 unb itano
I'M 1900 8ormittags 1889
SammtIide 8onos fino I'm 5-4
Ssit seitern geifieaen.- Dieies in SoIse
8Unitiser Sfadridten bon England,
tuoielbit Il. 6. Bombs felt 9eltern bis
auf 73 ltie9en.
mmoIlenmarft lau unb
Yreiie fallen.
2.iberpool, 25iten SUM-, Ills
Sormitta9s. 8aumiuollens Mart fiau
unb 8reite fallen.
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Elmf.8er ibt.

Der 0ampfer Sprone 1T BON Cairo
anaefomnen uno 9ebt beute QlbenO 6
llbr tpieber Dnbir SuriiG.
Der ugIIert1 gebt mad Dem Obern
Cumberland alb.
Der 0liib bat MIR nod 8 6ub 9Bafs
fer an ben SboaIs.
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Eiir Yeitnffns I,erflnsae !.

! Sd babe cine 5ieinii6 src6e AaantttG
beutidter greSier, in lebr siteni 3ufanb be-
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pei Dubeno @driftfnifen, aud annere Mr-
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rserfdufen. @enannte 9a6en fSnnen ~ biz
Iisrn preifen absfla1eii fpsrben.
Gobh Mlbnt,
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@erseidbmis nemer 9ln5ei8em

8erjeitbmifs ne1er Mm5ei9en
i'm b eutigen 8latte.
i gerlamnIung pes 9. $, s. 6.
II. 8. g., Nlittlpod 9tbenb, ben
26. SUM, in Der 9arugari 9aIle.
o. 9lufsepabtl
81 Gigent5umer sefu6t.
~ Nufforoeruns.
s. @anitts 8aaren! 9rb gooss,
Bel Sobn gilean uno Co., y
glorb goneae StraBe.
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OeIeaateu=I erfamm nne.

am 5pnuabeub, ben 30. SUM- 1867,
perben Ftb bic Delesaten Der republifantlHen
llnicnspartei BON ben Counties Gbeatbamr,
DaDiblDu, MontsDmery unt &p6ertirn in
Der Union eeasue 6aQe in Nafbsille in @On-
YeutiOu srlammeln, UNI einen 6lrater Der
bieien Dilfrift in Der eegislatur reprdientirt
~ riDminiren. f
Guf 8efebt bes Counties.
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auf gefebt bss Counties.

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auf gefebI bes Counties.
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