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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-05
The FuneraI of Liberty.

~ "
The following very appropriate para
graphs we clip from that sterling Demo-
cratic sheet, the Marion Democrat. They
were written on learning of the final pass
age of the Bill for the creation of five mill
tary despotisms in the South
Come let the funeral rites be said,
The funeral dirge be sung
In honor OF the queenliest dead
That ever died so young
American Liberty-long in helpless de-
cline-is at last dead, and nothing remains
except to consign the body to the tomb!
Send for the Gar Al~eXander-the adj
mirer of the Lincoln Administration-to
dig the gravel!
Send for Bomba, the tyrant of Naples,
that he may throw clods upon the coflinl
Send Tor sorrowing Hungary, and for
gashed and sInitten Poland, that they may
be pall-bearersl
And let the States of the Federation, not
yet enthralled by drum-head law, head the
dolorous procession rs mourners in chief.
Let the bells TOLL
A Malone soul
Has crossed the Stygian riverl"
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NOTICE.

CUSAN RAMSEY, a non resident Of the State of
- Ohio. Is notified that gorge Ramsey did, on the
.i4th dAy OF January, 1851, file his petition in the
onlce Of the clerk OF the Court Of. Common Pleas,
state Of Ohio. charging tile said susan Ramsey
with having been willhnlly absent from the said
plaintiff Tor more than three years past adultery
with one Hartel Holster and gross neglect OF
duty, and asking that he may be divorced tr0n
said susan Ramsey, which petition will stand Tor
GEORGE RAMSEY
NJ. r NOLAN, Attorney, i9w6
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HENRY MILLER Il 60



This is an article for washing without rubbing,
except in very dirty places, which will require a
very slight rub, and unlike other preparations OIL
f9rcd for "a | Ike purpose, WILL MOTT o rTHEULOTnLS,
hut will leave them much wHIrBIt than ordinary
methods, without the usual wear and tear.
. II removes grease spots as II by magic ana soft
ems the dirt by soaking, 50 that rinsing Will IN or
binary cases entirely remove it.
This powder Is prepared In accordance win
chemical science, and upon Il process peculiar to
itself, which is secured by Letters Patent. II has
bsen In use for more than u year, and has proved
itself an universal fayoritu wherever IL has been
used. Among tho advantages claimed arc the IOl-
lowing, viz;
1t saves all the expense of sorp Usually used on
cotton and linen goods.
1t saves most Of the Labor Of rubbing, and wear
and tear.
Also, for cleaning windows IL Is unsurpassed.
With one quarter the time and labor usually re-
quircd 10 imparts a beautiful gloss and lustre,
much superior to any other mode. No wat0r re-
CURED except to nOist0n he powder.
DiI 0Otions with each package.
Aud can DO readily appreciated by Il single trial,
The cost Of washing for u family Of i've or six per
sons will not exceed THREE CENTS.
The manufacturers OF this powder are aware
shat many useless compounds have been intro
duced to the public which have rotted the cloth,
or Jailed In removing the dirt, but knowing the in
trinsic excellence of this article, they confidently
proclaim Il Us being adapted to moOt q demand
which has long existed, and which has heretofore
rsmRinad unsupplied.
MANUFACTURED ny
lIU W. * STEVENS,
28O H. Dad y BOstOu.
ALSO, MANU- oTURERs OF FAMILY DYE COLOR5
Sold by all Grocors and Dealers. oc9d3m
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THE DAILY EMPIRE.
STRAY POLITICAL WAITS.

Connecticut Mlllerites ars getting their
ascension robes ready for June 10th next,
when they expect to Ego up"
There are thirteen cotton factories going
in Tennessee. And they are thirteen rebels
against the North. Cotton factories in the
South bode final destru ction to New Eng
land. The spinsters OF Yankeedom have
now another cause tor war upon the South
ern people.
The Rev. Mr.. BoYNToN, Chaplain of the
House, Congress, gets off some strange
prayers. Recently, abiding to the several
Reconstruction bills-our latter day preach
ers mix up politics and religion half-and-
half -he suggested TO "Divine Providence
to indicate which one was best" 1t too
often happens nowadays that these polit-
ico-religious gentlemen adapt their prayers
TO please their party. and not their God.
1t is reported in Washington that SUM-
NER has expressed his determination to re-
tire wholly from public life at the cxpira-
tion of his present Senatorial term. Lord.
for those days we wait" &c.
The Democrats of New Hampshire are
literally roasting HARTMAN, the negro
candidate for Governor, alive. The poor
wretch was a Colonel In the negro war, and
was ourt-martialed for"cowardice," false
hood" &c, and other gentle practices,
which seem to have endearcd him to the
Negro-Republicans of New Hampshire.
The Mirror, published at Leesburg, Va,
says: "a Philadelphia schoolmarm, not a
thousand miles from this locality. is reg
ularly domlciled, bed and board, in a
family Of a gemmen of African scent, and
if the lord Of the domicil can stand it, other
people ought TO be satisfied" If the Mirror
will include the teUe of the 'lord of the
domicil," we concur, that all other parties
should hold their peace, and let the negroes,
black and white, "dwell together in unity :
Some weeks ago THAD. STEVENS said he
was 'tired of life" Then, why don't he
der We are sure life must be tired of him,
Or if it is not, life must be an ass.
The Providence Journal, a strong Mon
grel paper, says: "The great men of Con-
gress are losing weight with us. 1t cannot
be concealed that they have not the hold on
the people they once had. They are fid-
ding too much while the fire of Rome is
mot yet eXtinguished."
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BROKERS' REA GIFT SALE OF
RICH AND VALUABLE GOODS,

PRINCIPAL w~AREROOMs, No. IS sudbury
7trert, LUston M"ssa, hLsetts, Art No 20 JeneF.
sou street, IHl ton, ohio,
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A COLI OR sILylR WATCH slLvlR-PLArED
For enc Dollar!

ihe pr,e oil An Envelope IS Vniy IWcuty -l,o
GEMS 80 gave as a cjll anu satisfy Yourselves that
you can buy more goods tor thr money than ever
was sold AT any other place tn IN, country Hear
"a tune on The Piano, and rvmtnlUr that they TO.
ton will be hOld to some purchaser Tor one / Ullar.
Al those Who order nom tho country must he
particular In giving then IOstOnlce address, the
name OF the tow and comfy IN which they live,
and by what Express hUaNy gOOds shall he sent.
Compuny's W arCTOom tor the SOuthW est, No. 90
Jefferson street. Dayton, ohio
iei6u4 % IN NUTE Co. Managers.
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10000

Pianos, MelOduoms- Gold ana SILVER Watches, Sets
OF Jewelry, sewing Mauhines, Photograph Al
buns, Gold Pens, silver plated Tea sets, Framed
Engravipgs cutlery. all kInus bry Goods &C,
ALL 10 BE SOIL FOR ONE DOLL FAC
without regard To value, NOkto be paid for until
you know what you are 10 rcGiye.
The prupIlttuis Ui this establishment onCT this
lot OF gOOds Tor ONE DOLLAR EACp, although unre.
deemed goods uIU usually sold ut auction at the
expiration ol sIA months, hes are constantly
mHAinEsud auCV, ON merChanuiSC o. all kinds,
both 70 Manufacturer alt utaIefs. ana all goods
not TU,v, utu IN rbU ia. e vii include the same
in the l. rtstut sole
IERMs OF sALE -AdyertisCments OF Stock are
prepared, naming each uItI,lc ana its value, ana
are placed IN sealed cnyelol e., and wei miAtd.
One vi these envelopes containing an adyUrtisu-
ment, together with - choice oOllcUtu u ui lopuluT
songs and hCCIPcs or % well executed lhOtt graph
viii be sold at our UIcI UUnIs. on beut b. mail to
any address iI TWEATN FIVE CTS on FIvE Ion a..
On receipt Of the advertisement you " ~ see
Whit YOU are going To have, anu thtn a Is at your
own option t. pay tho Dollar and axe the article
or not Purchasers may thus obtain
a GOLD OR sILYlR WATCH sILvER-PLATED
TEA SET SHINING MAChlNE or
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DR.. HarveY's Female Pills.

The experience Of thirty years has proved they
have n equal for Removing distractions and IT.
regularities. No MATTER FROM HAT CAUSE THEY
ARISE. They are safe and sure in every case. Up
wards Of go 900 boxes are sold annually, and no
complaint Of their efficacy Is ever heard, for they
accomplish what they are represented TO do.
sold In boxes ConfdintHg Sigty rus, Price one
| nnlluW
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Dr. Harvey's Golden Pills

Is q remedy four degrees stronger than the aboV
and intended forspeciul cases OflOng standing.
Price Five Dollars per Box.
IT you cannot purchase the pills Of your DR. 4
gist, they viii he sent by mail, POBt pad, sect re
from observation, on receipt Vi the money by ir
JAMES BRYAN Consulting Physician, $40 Broad
way, New York.
For sale BY Druggists generally.
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w ANTED-MERCHANTS. BANKERS
And everybody wanting Good Printing done TO
examine the work executed az the Empire steam
Job Rooms, Nc. 10 Main street.
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YOUTHFUL I~NDISCRETION,
TO LADTES.

II you require q reliable remedy to restore you,
and remove Irregularities Or DISTINCTIONS why not
use tho bcstY
Every Lady knows tho slightest irregularity OF
nature is liable TO bring ON Headache, Giddincss,
Low Spirits, Painting, Mysteries, SCI then the
bloom of health tndes, the appetite fails, and other
symptoms moro distressing commence, AS Weak
ness, Spinal Complaints, The Whites, Prplapsus,
Nc No. A nnNnr MILLING rnmnIN VIII he lnnnI in
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-05
AVOID rhE ouAcKs.

If you are suffering from the effects OF Youthful
Indiscretion and have seminal Weakness. Ennis
sions, &ct l viii send you. Lyes Of charge inlorma-
ton which, If followed, VIII cure YOU without the
aid Of medicines. Address HENRY AMSDEN,
Ja1daMlyl1 StAtIOn y, Now NOrk.
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Or. J. BRYAN, CON 80 PHYSICIAN,

AO
SPECIAL THEATM NE in all cases oil
Seminal sexual, Urinary and Nervous Diseases
in male or female. ADVICE FREE and correspond.
ence STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL
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Probate Court.

THE following Executors, Administrator and
i Guardians accounts will be Tor settlement on
the sth March, 1857;
Executors, OF Basil Ewing, Henry SwnrtzDl and
Jacob smiths Estates
Administrators, Of Barney Schultz, Frederick
Adam. Henry Zeiglor, Catherine welsh, John
Randall. John Kretzer, Alexander Whist, Bar.
tholomew BOoher's. Daniel Nonslngcr and solo
mon Guntle's Estates.
Guardians, Of Elizabeth wade, Andrew Wtda
John W. Thompson, Elizabeth Cunningham, jacob
Cunningham, Mary Frances Wilson John Savllle,
John w. Prugh. Catherine, David, Mary Jane. SUI
Sam r. becca and lydia Rriguli Mary T.. Wei
Ter, Horace G. Michael and Emily J Mundheuk,
Iohn w. Weller, George NJ Shancr, Elizabeth aud
ANDREW Wade, Henry W, George r., Mary r.,
aud Nora J, BOoher, John II. Grove, Ednic Jane
Wilson, Daniel W. Ncn Anna Maria MuRdhouk,
William, David aud Jamcs Piatt. Valentine COslCr,
John Leasure and Lewis Il. Shepherd
DENNIS DWYER,
Febis 1867 dit WI. 90 Probate Judge,
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u,tC ~ tnC County ui MHntRumJ,A AIT 81 u ~
JhIu. ali tlat lot uH,t "a paItVi g Iait 3! % X anu
Deing tO-Mi beginning AT Tie n / tuIh,I NJ
Ivury boilcnbh,h iJt, ana running nom thtutC
nOrth 100 ttUt along W alter street. IhtnIC tAp,bd.
ny DacA 10 Tie Miami RIVER, Adjoining iht town Vi
Aliamlshurgi In the county ahu state ttoivs.uu;
The SAINT DClng the tract VI lama unnvtJ, "a by Jacob
hcichvl and wlIe 70 bsvId GuykhtItL .udh J.! hun
10 LObDlo. anu by ftVueIILk Oubbtt 10 John hiUytT,
deceased iHthCl u Ihcr,sA anu LUhA'A4Ul 81, and
tlunn thence 70 solomon hiDhvlt, ana ntm solomon
uIbDeIt 10 Jacob LinilnvI man ana rom Jacob
Zimmerman 10 john Elg tie SAINT being lot No.
,l45y On the revised plat OF sAIu Town
-Hiu real estate has been APPRAISED al ABS 10 and
cannot sell iOr less than tNU-thirus VI the ap-
pratsed"y alue thereof.
lkhho Oh ~oALE-tASil..
v O. II. DAVIDSON. sheriff
ADAM CLAY. Att. uey. I,tl
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w ILL ATTEND 10 The SELLING
aud Duying OF real estate lOsu money Oh hUId .Ld
mortgage. make collections, etc. etc. All hLslItss
entrusted to them viii be faithfully attended t.
OU25-ti
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8Gal estate 9gGuts.
STEPHENS Ruler d CO.

aha a, l,I +. 40
S7S a ESQ / hit.
DAYTON, ONO,
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Mttaital.
YOUNG MEN-
BELI1s SPECIFIC PILLS.

The experience Of the past ten years has demon
nlnrnd In tho nnlcnnY Of
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(gingeIanet.)
Snrpn 1T EuaIdub Inn $ahr 1889.

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tuna, Sarsn auf alea, mas In Den 0tuno se6t Deer
BEN a6rper 6ebeat, pber mas Der BhB bstrttt. Sarsn
auf aue8, mas an8sns6m su fSrer, 81 isesn, 81
fa6len, ~ rie3en unb 5u iAn1s6en TT Sersn anf
aue8, mas In oer grne ooer IN Der Setnnath lpatbf;
Sarsn auf ba8 rose Watertal unb auf jeaen bura
ben mcniatt1en 6lstB btnbu9efi8ten nensn Wertb !;
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DEN Arpstit uereirbt, ruo auf Die Mr3aet, Die ttn
rieber terfelt; Sartn auf ben SermeitnsYslb Der
Den 9RtAter IAmitdt, unh auf Den Strtf, nit Dem
Der 9er6reder aufssfnipft irtrn Saren aaT ben
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bic 8aubet; mir mDgsn gu 8ette ohsr III slide
fsin, feben pber lisgen Iberal Saren, Der Srabs
psttIdt istnsn betartsn Sretisl (Scp); Der ~bartloIs
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3aum aui elmer beiarten 9anbfraBe, unb Der iter'
6snpe guolauper 9isBt feline, NIT iisben Yrrssnt be'
tarts Wteotsin IN einen nit x Yroesnt %betartsn
QGftl, maht Ietu Esitarent auf e!neu nit s Yfnnp
Sterling 6etartsn Gtenpsltc8en tne ftrbt tn Den
arn1en lstnts &rctcrs, Der fir bas qripilebtnm III
rracttIiren; 100 9funb eijsns fesa9lt. Sstns
aants 6intertaHenI8aft Dtrb irSann 2 Bic 10 Ytc'
lent bstart. Nubsr ben 9bsaben fir bic BeIsatt8'
una 1etnss 3eRanent8 rsrbsn bebe Ae8aten fir oaS
Deara6nis uutsr Dem 2tltar perlau8t. Seine Gus
aenpen rerbsn iar Die gtaansit auf bstartsn Mar'
NOR asiarie6.u unb or III III istnsn 8atsrn Ss8an'
aen nm feline Sarsn msbr Su bebablsn.
(DaS paiTie ita9er blr8 auf3nsIanb raiite s MID
isst aud, auf bas sinit 10 alhdliae Amsrifa y
9ucpru8, %. Oeb. 1866. 8. Us.
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une9rttae Sien I M ush. - Sba Ms8t'
der, sin iunsss WdDbsn, oas Dor lanssr.r Belt BON
9aucaftsr tam, otsnte smet Wtrnate Bel 9. ..
Brrofs an Der 8roabfrass, uuroe absr aus 1riin,
ben Der sttpa 5trsi Wcasn ~sntlafen. Statt slsth
tpieosr in Dtsnf III ssbsn uno f9 strlid 81 ernGb'
ren, l4rb Dem Miehsn Der unslidlt6, Gebanfe
burn ben 8ppf, Den 9sriub su MAIDEN, auf leiA.
tsre Bsiis burh Die Bslt 81 fcmmen. Sic sins
su bisism gnbe am Sreitas mad SsIs Stcns's Stcre
unb b0lts bort auf ben gsamsn tbrer frhbsrsn Serr,
iaait eiusn 8prratb DrpscOos. am Samfas er'
Ihten fe rpieper, prGisnttrts cine bon %. .. Brcct5
unter3eihnets Srbrs fit &aarsn, Die tbr obne Inns
GGnne pera6rsi1t mur6sn. Gm Mpntas fam 70
absr an ben Sag, baB Re gar niat mebr tsi BrUots
tisnts, uno Dap Die Srere ssfaliht mar; nun fabn'
bette bic 8clissi auf SDa. Man fano Re TN 8cfts
bsuIs elmer Bittme, sntosdts aud, baB Sba nod
spei aneere Ratnen fibre. als Re bon Der prli.
gel mad Dem Stabtssfansnib ssfabrt rurbs, tpsin,
te He bsftis, uno perfhsrte, naB he frabsr tmmsr
Elm e6rliaes Mabhsn sspsisn ist, bas fs absr BON
etnsm Mann, Der He BET 8rOcfS ais Better bsluh'
tie, auf iblshte g8sse sefabrt mOrosn iet. oaB sr is
p~erlafsn babe unb Fa bon haber ibr san5ss lin.
slad Datirs. Sen srDbten Sbsit Der eriAlihsnsn
Baarsn faab Die 9cliist mod prr. Sba Sat Die
Seiertase i'm @alaboris s~ubrinssa n,liIsn unb bcfs
fsntlia bic wabr6sit bss alten Spriapcrtes elm
Ssiebsn, Dag vsbrlia am lan8fen fpG9rs~
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gscrfud,te g 6inuaeelei,

Cine fontii0e Seenc qn Sovn tircs GisluaI5ogFerIaii
fes : NasgcRopfte WGterfnii8, 0ttio SrAEe iuJ
Sriuolintu.
Sic ssew orleon8 v0sutIas 3ettunB" iAvet6t:
Mn WlDutas NaGu,ittaB cor f]scttten BIZ 8soratsn
ets b!eiaen guitrmhauieg etue InSabi IrttfsI, mel.
de giutraaesres an !lrer 4ftiensn eeftoI8en ltnc
ein.ufhmusgsIn pcriua9' taitsn, hnp nft1s etntn
Wsrt6 ron neGrereu ~tauisaa Geuars baten.
Sn Sclse pon Slfor!'aticn, nsl3e ben Ss96r'
ben bvisHi1 sugeaanstn tcar, tpnroen am Wion'e8
bic gerIonsn une @Fectsn pcn @a7asisrsu oe6 ans
Sapre Il, granfrei9 bier sinastrcfsleu unp on go
Hsn go. as i'm brttten Eii,itt pog 9lnfsr lisasnesa
@5aiTeS Sprrsnto eurd t,rti Graombauebsaulttn,
ganens 8sc. s.. Be glcin urb 4lasnft Gatiaro, uns
terluft. Ole 2sbtasnannten entlsbtatsn fb tires,
6s1runets In 8sAua auf bic nstb!i3sn Baiagtsr,
i~sesniau8 etras nslicateu InFtraBss IN elmer 2Htt-
fe, mel&e NnslfsnnlnS tsrnisnt.
at8 lie efn @afiaAieren Sau3 rtns a0eN 0tldtas
mit,bsilten, bag ben b!ei8en 8seotosn 9ttttestiune
aueesaugen lsi, ba6 bic gaffa8isss beg S4tiIss
@oorrentc cine WlaHs teuertarsr Ssssuftdnoe Gin.
,ulanusasln 6eatNdtis'sn nab tag its tsanftsag
5stes. cine u%ntafu4una bsr Yesicnsn bee ieibsn ecr'
.~unebmtn, 20 entRane cine tS4R frngtIbe Scsns
U1sbsere retblite &eiasisre ~tsfanasen fth fcfc
1d,,lnio unb natnen cbue agsiisreS siue Gitrup
nuuo ibrer I}fgfcn Dor. Gts I2stvsabt isooh ma
tartn66ia nnh Die 9samtsn labsn fh esmSnTel8
ssnD,tiat, cine senaue Sntpieticn Der Ysrtcnel
S,rielbsn s~orsunt5 men. Da gate 6euttn IN
8abnssfupp.rn giit t,anGsr faHnsn Halts. mel
dr. ron Der gtntnr nit timer esrllittn Bults un
ron Ger guut NIT sIusm modification gatsrfa
tsaabt iaien, sina sirs scns sraannli4e l~tnsranf
lung rpr, unn es iaisn In pisIen 06Qtn unglahb
lid, cas- 70 oIste wtssaftaaDs anf s!na Dame R!a
fnsm ~Gcunten.
Gin SIR, ss{Teu ma8ersa Gea4t NIT lsins
gectltslsitt9sit ntat ssaI I'M GihfIa"9 iiaHo, 9st
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Ser teya9n,te morsenIanSil4c 5etfenSe garitem
Nis6uer aus 9iptnsswert9, %scit0rten ~ Wtslca'I
1910, mar Der SAT- tines aItsn S9eitAS nns trar
zines Gasss bieIen I'm 9sfti8fsn 3rrnsSaasbrud1 &C.
een ieirs @flaptn, bic i'm 3slts auf,rartFts. Nls
Ser alts gBaRsnitra iairpfenb oaa Belt %osrlailtn,
6Srtc Nistutr Elm 70 mssnartstss Wcrt, Bag CT
sar ntht rubts, nts tbn 9si4a9, osnn fanm 1T Der
alls binaus, ats Die sttartn i9n nit s~sbeatsr
f3auf nadiarsit: v0u cue 8aGsrtaasrT man
fam benton, ,vis s~riiaunt Der Stsilsnoe mar, i'm
Bette zines araGiiasn s9sifbs plfslta Elm bstmt'
ldss nIattSsutiaes 3crnsa'port 81 ttren. DVfta
tsrs 0eern, ne bait pu 6sr?" rnft Nisbubt, nnn
pus OlaDAsn gilt eridrcasn 3ur &ntnOrt: I'LL
2Ietngtreri6 in 2ane 9aeetn."
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Ser GAmud Der &atisrtn @9artctts.
Bel Dumprst in Der Rus BE- la qair In Starts, be'
pAnbett man ssssnsa r;is sinsn Gtanantsn'd'mud:
Softer, qerlsniHnur NIT Stamantsnlhlcs nnb
8rcae IN Der gOrm sinss paraotssUpSsls, ntat TO-
-tro6l rsgen bes ADertbss Der Steine, as pegsn Der
fbsraus funf, unh stianadrcasn Hahhns. Stss
len @amua Bate bic Saiisrtn bon Itsrifo tpabreno
ierss lsstsn atufsnt4altes tn Yarts tsitsut; &c TT
uusI5lis6liA aus Stamantsn suianmsnsslsgt, psl'
dc Die bpbs Srau Bon tetsn, Batter, osnl Spn'8e esI
8slsisr, 8ssrst bat. 2siro etslst S4H'na mop
iernals istne BsfRerin hlsren?
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E0rm Ri p%erfaufen!

Der ltntersei6nste naniat feline in 5aniltoa Scsnisip.
,uei qPeaen iIplib ron Der GUrpOrationsltnie. an Der ebtlt.
cOtbe Gtfe l~eIelene 5arrn GIT ~cerfaufen. OteIelbs unnfaBt TIM
oan,.n 100 qfer, mpYpn 20 Tder 9etldrt Tnb, her 0isff 1T
6Ol.iqnb. Gs lit Elm 5psiF6ft8es 9ridwobnbaus,, etne gro
&c sramefbeuer, Elm Sbt8arten entbaltsno oerfttsSens eOr-
I'm SbfbGume, iOpte binrettenees sBahsr auf ~erndbn'err
eoub. Nenn bic 5arm ni6t suiannen pertauft rirs. 10
mirb lie in S3ar,elen perfauFt tperten We8en Der 8eotns
ounaen fraas man BEL benz unterseibneten St8sntbamer mad,
@aleb Rpfsp.
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- 9ur6Fattss Sauisr tann man isst tn gtssa'
bs bausn, i'm log. 5urpriis gaasp. Srtt finesn
da In unermesli4sr Msp8. BlDds ben frpftaliftrs
tenn SIPS (eine art pon MarisnSlas) pSnts. onrd',
Ratia uie gang tsIss Sic, in restlmabi8s sBirtsl
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srrthten, nur auf sinaneer ja ls8en brauht. Wtan
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Tew gbtlabelpbfa, BEN Is. Sec. 1865.

Serausseber bee ~g8eftboten!
Sd era8te es als meme gHiat, Der heutiaen seusroerfds,
run88 .@eieIidaft ron Glepelane oardb bic Spaltea es Beits
bpten netnen Oanf ats;ufprehst.
Sim 0tenfaB, BEN Ii. December, brannte rnein babier fh.
6enpes ~Q8Obnbaus al, bafelbe par in pbeneenannter 9eiea=
Ibaft fir $500 Uerii5srt. am Oonnerftas. ben t3ten mar
6errn 8afntan ibon Bier, TIM mir mstnsu 8erluft gu uer8a.
ten, unb jest babe i'd ben sansen 8etraa pon $500 in 6incen.
Sine @eieIiaaft bic 70 prompt unh 8etptfsnbaft tire 8erlufe
besablt, peretent bic Inerfennun8 uno ltnteritIsung unisrer
saupsIsute unp i'd empfeble bic gsisai9aft ben peuti4sn
gtnupbnern pom S6to.
Schn ST. Ghaar.
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'9SeibnahtS> 0eihenfe.
Sraus SpIsmtner tn Delaware, Sbil

mabt bteru,tt ieinsn psrtbsn sunhen ron Oslaware uno nat'
aeaenb bic anssiBe, has er fir bic fomnneneen 6sttfaSe cine
erase suspabi ppn gBaaren erbaltsn bat, ipsl6s iht pOrsis.
lid III ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS e8nsn, a!s: Sine srOBe auss
mani pom alien Spsten spielnaaren. 8ancp Wpttpns une San
co (Sppts, Iowie au6 6cneitoriaGtn u. I. 10. Oa CT cte'els
ben ~ BEN ~btaiaiten grsiiea ~pertauft, 70 laeet CT sa rett sabls
ret9sm 8efube bDhiait Elm.
Brans Splsminer,
|. Spl,miler glod. SF 9elaware, ..
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NuHOrDerunQ

gp lit gBtlbelm 9Iant pom 9ntwsilsr. Srets Saarbrhdsn.
Rbsinprsusen. SIN Sabr 1881 Gam ct nat amertfa nne iel
f6 Sci 9~ittsburg, 9a., a~ufSsbalten babsn. setn srenno
spilbslm Nauntdnr mini1t pom ibm gu bSren. Soate ete'es
ibm Ueer irgenp Semanb gu gsE4t fommsn, Der Isinsn auf=
entbaltsort ipei6, 70 III err s~ebstsn, fetnern 8reunb anter foi-
GENDER arsrefe gntpprt sa itrsibsn
mm. Raumanr,
clinton, Summit County, Sbic.
! Dee. 10. Smm
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Su perfuufea.

@artenIdubersien. IL Wtilen on Der @orporati.
rms CSren,e Der Staet Columbus. an Der @biLlteptbe Sifs. tn
eOts Ypn 2 bic s ODER 10 Alder teos. pe Die 6iufsr le nun
fssn' 1rsue nietria unp 8ebiaaungsn lsitt. Gin ia6.
nr tbH6digss 8affeinbaus, Elm gutter Stall ane Obf9ar.
ten bsfneen fb auf elmer Got pom 8 adsr.
Sprs9t pbne aufI4ub rot BET
Gerr II. garlr,
8immer SIR. 8, SObnfOn gsbaupe, Columbus.
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Tiuriruntjrr WnrfthCridlt.

mG6reno Der Geftaas purOen pent8 Gs'haTts
ueufant, uuD ole qreiie erlitten usni5 8eranes'
Tuna. Saueine Sc Bic Sc. 80 fir I~stsnbt8s nnD
S7I4 eis 7a4 fir seibiaAtstt, nett.
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Ser pierji6riss Scbn bss SrCnprin;en BON prsa'
Sen, 9rin5 bsinriH, Sat nit ieinsm GOuusrnsur,
Sauptmann BON SSrSttsr, cine &siis mad gnS'
LAMB unb pcn bort naa Sfinbisn ansstretsn. Gie
LNsiis 1T far ben BrInssn, Der str Srafti8uns ieines
asrpers zines %natmsten Glimas bsoarf, BON ben
Aersten perpronet norbsn.
Ser 8apsQuleifsr Sci,pb Straub, Der ms6r ais
40 Sabre nas 6arlSrubsr 9cfrtHsfer ssteitst batts,
1T am 2. Sec, int "a. asbsnsiabr in Sarlsruae ss'
1prben.
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sur erSfenbauSen, Sseramt gieu.nburs. 66nisreit gar-
tembers, berfelbe atns i'm 5obr i849 mad amerita. Die
ltuter,ettnete pinfdt ieinen iest8en anfentbaltsort gu erfabs
rem, inbem fe ipittige gadri6ten. Sanilten anselessnbsttsr
~betreFenb, fir i'm bat. Srseub Senans, Der iber eeben Ueer
Sob refelbsn ausfunft ae6en fam. ptre ertn8enp eriabt, lols
dc balemGglialt an m9 8~elan8ea 5n lanen.
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DaterpiIe, 2ueas County, Ssio.
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