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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-09
Spetial gutifrs.
Errors of youth.

A gentleman who suffered Tor years from Dery.
Gus debility, premature decay, and all the effect,
Of youthful indiscretion, will, for the sake Of suf.
fering humanity, send free TO ali who need it, the
recipe and directions for making the simple rem.
edy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing u
prodt by the advertisers experience, can do So By
addressing. In perfect confidence,
JOHN b. OGDEN,
~ Cedar Street. New Nork.
May Z. 1867 dTAMlyr.p&co.nY
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cy- A YoUNG LADY returning to he

EB A YOUNG LADY returning to her
country home, alter II %sojourn Of a few months in
the city, was hardly recognized by her friends.
In place of n coarse, rustic, flushed face, she had a
soft ruby complexion of almost marble smOothness
and instead Of twenty-three she really appeared
but eighteen. Upon inquiry as to the cause of SC
great II change, she plainly told them that she
used the CircRssIan Balm, and considered
it an invaluable acquisition to any Lndy's toilet
By its use any Lady or Gentleman can improve
their personal appearance an hundred fold. 1t il
simple in its combination, as nature herself is
simple, yet unsurpassed in its efficacy in drawing
impurities from, also healing cleansing and beau.
tifylng the skin and complexion. By its direct &C,
ton on the cuticle 1t draws from 1t all its impuri
ties, kindly healing the same, and leaving the sur
face as nature intended 1t should be, clear, soft
smooth and beautiful. Price 81, sent by mail o.
express, ON receipt of an order by
W. L. CLARK & Co, Chemists,
No. 3 West Fayette street, Syracuse, n. Y.
The only American Agents for the sale OF tn
same. ap8'6Td1ycfs
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-09

"THERE IS NO VIRGINIA."-So says that
cIsyen-footed old devil, Thaddeus Stevens,
In his comments upon Senator Wilson's
Richmond speech. If Radical d%ominancy
is to last, we say so be it. Better that Vir-
ginia should only exist as a bright orna-
ment upon the pages of history than as an
oppressed province of the government her
sons were mainly instrumental in founding
and glorifying.-0ndl0G (09 Sentinel.
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Free to EVERYBODY.

A large q PIP. Circular, giving information ofthe
greatest Importance to the young OF both sexes.
1t teaches how the homely may become beauti-
full, the despised respected, and the forsaken loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fail to send
their Address, and receive a copy post paid, BY
return mail. Address Pc. Drawer, II,
April 6, l5~6T-d6mcfs Troy, New York.
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THE nIIsEHABLES.

%GUI AMI UNFORTUNATE oUN MEN.
EsssYsO OF warning and instruction
for Young Men who have abused their phys
ical powers, or wasted their substance in riotous
living, andfallen victims to disease, with Reports
on the Howard treatment and cure. Sent in
scaled letter envelopes, free OF charge. Address
DR. J. SKILLIN HoUGHToE, Howard Associa.
ton, Philadelphia, Pa. JAn1ldawSm
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ALIVE AND WoRKING.-When we see
space in our Democratic contemporaries, we
are reminded of the SUCCESSFUL days Of De-
mocracy, and it inspires us with the hope
tina better days for the Democracy of Ohio
are not far distant. When will the Demoe-
racy of this county make Il similar moveG
The Democracy of Ashland county will
nominate their ticket on Saturday, the 9Th
of June.
On Saturday, the 25th June, the Democ-
racy of Holmes county will put their ticket
in nomination.
The Democracy of Hancock, Wyandot
and Mercer counties will nominate theil
ticket on Saturday, June S.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-09

eB-Parson Brownlow has Il concise and
effective way of doing things. When he
wanted his Legislature to adopt the amend
ment to the United States Constitution,
and could not get a quorum for that pur-
pose, he sent q posse TO capture a reeusant
member, which they did, and imprisoned
him in the State House: then the Governor
declared a quorum present, although the
prisoner was not in the Legislative hall, anc
thus effected his object. Now the registra-
ton of voters is going on, but in counties
where the lists indicate a majority OF hi
opponents, he declares the registration null
and void! Piue Brownlow.-BOstoR Post
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-09

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sB- Here is a fact for thinking men to
consider: 1.-THE State of New York this
year pays more in taxes than twice the
amount it cost to administer the Govern
ment Of the United States for the eight
years THOMAS JEFFERSON was President
High taxes and ir~redeemable currency are
among the legacies OF Radicalism to the
people of the country"
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ID. v. POTTLE
Horse ShoeinR Shop,

COR. ST. CLAIR AND THIRD ST. DAYTON o
Having established my shop at the above locA-
ton, viii give particular attention 20 shoeing
crasts and front cracks. and knocking" GUAR
Iantee ratification on all work. Charge. reason
able. APi~'' V'-"'H
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sURRATr AND coNovER.

Additional evidence taken before the
House Judiciary Committee In the case OF
'Surratt, shows the groundlessnesS OF Mr..
Boutwelrs charge against the President,
accusing him of revoklng the order of a
reward for the prisoners capture. Secre-
tary Stanton has assumed all the response
bility for this revocation. He has testlhed
that the President left the matter 10 his
discretion whether or not TO withdraw the
offer Of reward for Surratt's capture, and
that he decided to and did withdraw 1t, AS
signing as a reason that such a step would
lead Surratt and his friends to believe that
pursuit was over, which would afford u
better chance to have him taken through
officers of the Government, who ought not
to receive rewards.
Many persons are now under the belief
that in View of the changed complexion OF
the case since the execution ofthe alleged as
~sassination conspirators, that some leading
officials have been indisposed to bring
lSurratt to trial. This impression IL
strengthened by the course which has beer
pursued In ConoVer's case. He was no
tried for the perjury in the false testimony
which he himself gave In the assassination
cases, us that would have opened up thu
whole ground of conviction of the person
who had been executed by order of thu
military commission.
IL IS DelleNeu LnuL tile ulSluClllldllOh v
T review the past in regard to the conviction
is not out Of consideration for the neck o
Mr.. Conover, but dread that it might, per
haps, be judiciously determined that
horrible and bloody mistake had been made
in other words, murder done In one at leas
of these cases, necessarily defining and fix
ing responsibility to an unpleasant degre
upon others besides the base suborner, VIII,
is now doomed to penal servitude for hi
f heinOus offenses.
!, He was tried, as / have already stated
simply for perjury, in testifying before tn
{ Judiciary Committee of the House of ReI
!, resentatives in relation to the evidence {
those had he observation-disclosures which h
had himself cOncocted, and which, eve
after the parties had recanted, he reiterate
u under oath to be true. 1t might have bee
awkward to have Conover convicted OF I'll
Il perjury by which the life of another {
others had been lo~st-awkward not only
himself as involving his W life, but
other respects also.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-09

tT- 1t is a pity that Judge Underwood
of the United States District Court of Vir-
ginia, before whom JEFF. Davis Is to be tried,
is a consummate ass, but pity It's It's true
- Cincinnati Commercial.
There's no doubt Of It; and not only
T" consummate ass" but some OF his per-
sonal antecedents render it clear, outside o.
all political bias, that he's also Il consum'
mate knaVe.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-09

tB-A correspondent Of the Springfield,
Mass. Republican write to that paper as
follows;
UNLESS those high in authority under
him have lied and sealed it with an oath,
Governor Brownlow has encouraged and
counseled assault, riot, mob-law and muir
der. More than a year ago, ! heard one o.
those prudent and experienced men, nov
placed in charge of that state guard swear
that he had a standing pardon from the
Governor, and he would shoot whom he
pleased; and ut a subsequent period, also
within my own observation, the same man
proffered 10 suit the action to the word, and
have no doubt would have done Sc
promptly, had not his demands IN violation
q faIllaw, been at once complied with.
These facts do not stand alone In theiI
class"
MILITARY PRoGREss,-General scHoFlELn
has ordered the adjustment OF the court
which acquitted DIR. WATSON, who some
F." H. N-f1.a a MANN In Virginia
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CHASTELLAR'S
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r N A M II t..

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considered by the Partisan as indispensable to \
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during the past year, a Sufficient guarantee OF us
efficacy. Price only 70 cents Sent by mail, post
paid, on receipt of an order, by -.Hlt b
BERGER, SHUTS X Co, Chemists
April 10, ls67dlycts 2So River ST. Troy, ny,
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CRIsPER COMA.

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and is the most complete article OF the Kind ever
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paid for q. Address AL orders to
W. u. CLARK 4 o Chemists,
No. : West FAyetts street,
April II, ISST-dlycf SYRACUSE, N.II
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-09

MANUFACTURES LABELS
In great variety at the Ehka om,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-09

There cometh glad tidings of Joy To all,
10 young and 10 old, to great and to small
The beauty which once was SO precious and RAJ
Is free for all, and all may be fair.
Rv tho naa Of
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-09
Moro

The Baltimore Sun publishes from its
Washington correspondent the following
statements, which, while they go to dis
prove charges made on the floor OF Com
gress by boutwell,, Radical member from
Massachusetts,, present other facts that
should be known:
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Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-18
3~urcgail4s eGhri1tea cub qoti,ea

aus 6r"dntfurt unb &uffeI.-
Na@ elmer pfft,i6len Wittbetluns Der q. q.
3. lit bte 9ubLitatipn Der neuen lt1bti1Aen
8erfafuug fir Grnntfurt a. Matn In nd9fer
3eit al erpnrten. Sc 1T in per1elben fir bic
9Raht psr aGptiEGen 8ea,nten Ger 0yuubidb
on9enpmmen, cap bsr s1lts g~ar9ermetiter
pom &6nt8e aus crei gu prdlentircnben Gam
Ot0atsn b%truien, Der grstte 8%Irstrmsiltsr I'M
ter 8orbe6alt Der tSnt9lt@en 9et1ti9nag &C.
ipGblt, pts ii6ri9sn Beamten aber obne Cons
curreri Ser &c3ieruns 8etpatI II werten fol,
len. ,tt .r- tsa y8ri% X
Das 8rantturter Nmtsblatt entGGlt cine
8etanntma&uns bes preusif6tn Ginan3mt'
niItsrs betreffsno bic NnItslun9 zines YroSine
ctalsS tsuers . DIRECTORS In &aHel. Ser Ser
tpaltunsstsrei@ beslelben umfaBt bic Nsaie-
run9sbestrfs &aiel Omit Nusnobme beS &rei,
Ies SGmaltalSen) unp @tssbaben. Som 1.
Nprilldn perben bic Sber@3 oa- Otrefttpnen
in g0issbaoen unb Grantfart a f9sGp6en.
Dte iran }. lQr meeOrgania as
Man 1dret6t BON @ayts De- Git.
tpurf uber Rte ~&soreartiatiOn Ger fran3Gfl6en
Irnee ltS6t furtmabreuo uuf ercBsn @tcer<
Itano III gang 5ranfrsidy. Utter bie1en Unit
ltdnoen erregt Die BrcIGare ctnss ftans6I,
iGsH Generals (s lit Der Dem &aiier 1ebr
erse6ene 0eneral GrOdu) @ufIsten. OerIeIbt
bebauptst uGmltGE Srautreid Dd6e pOGl11nbia
eenug nit elmer jdbrliGsn 1Nus9etune yur
100000 N1ann, Die fanf Sabre In Der attipen
@rmee uno bret Sabre tn Der 9tslerSe bIei6eu
wiiroen. GS tpunte oamit s. bis 5000 0
@Ianu ia8 &uslanO ifnoeu, Sir ben GaU,
Dap eln a~Q8emsiner Gn9yif ge9en 6rantrsi9
Stat linden tpuroe, seniist esa ibm Sufolsc,
ale aitsn Spleaien uuo Die, rsl6s niGt 0s-
hieut unO up@ uiAt Elm sepilts Qltsy eyreiGs
baden, inter bic 00Iien ~ b%erufer. ]
Die RartfsrE g 6netber ar6eitsn
ta9liA, rpenn lie niht per Gtad be3u6lt wsrs
Nsu, IL Stunben INC et9aIten fir iepe Stun>
oe II Sous. Ste ~5eylan9sn jfBt per Gtunee
Is Sous an0 bel Irbsit Quf Das eGtad cine
IGrt69ua9 oeS gobrss ron 20 pc, uutfr
anpsren Detail- 5ttcerunsen Derlansen fe,
oaB bet jeperu Nod, Ger uprmalmabtg hrel
Eal8sh sntbolten muS, isoe' tpeitsre 2al4e It.
nen nit 10 Sous per9itet psrpc. Gten 70
neaen lie pe5 3sttrpubsnoen glnprpbirens Dir
9ltSer entbuben fetn qub gsttanssn, rag il.
nen p~isieItem aIsiA fertis 5uasfAnittsn une
nod psrt @fa6e ansinaHeer ss9eltct Sun gli'
ben H1r8eIe9t rerhsu,
Nom unb Staten. Wan |Gret6t
Don 8cut Die ~GrGfnun9Sreoe girtcr Gma>
nnclS Sat 1T SION, etnea suten GinSrud ees
mast uno9 lp8ar in cIsricalsn &reiisn pire
prren MaBi9unS seprieIs u, Die 5reunbe
sinst Nual64nung 5piihsn 9tcm unp Stalien
erbeten baS Saupto GtHise Der tint lIeBtsn
GOnftcrtam prdccuiTrtsn 8ii9Gfe BADEN benz
peiIigen Sltcr ~unumrpunben crtI1rt, riaIer
pUrfs Die 2tqai6atiOn Ger &lrGen9Itsr ni6t
tetamPfsn, font ieBe er Den italteniIAsn @les
rue Der @eiubr aus, NOD bGrisre 8sotneun-
gen ii6er fta sYsebsn .8u iqlen.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-18

@s mirs biermit Na&ri6t ge9s6eu, bas
bic llrterSe;9nete bon Baltimore i'm Gtaat Diarslanb f6
ppr lem Boiienseri@t beiaster Gtabt, on 16. GpriI 1887
8eoolriI4tigunSsz Paptete ii6er tas periSnliGe Giseus
t9um BON 3afcb areHter, tpel9er in beIaSter Gtabt
~GeTtorben IN, SerfGafftb Gal. VIE GcrSoncr, ipel6e On,
ip1iite all BEN ga6IaS b~efist5en sl MAIDEN BADEN, tpsrteu
1nter5eiGneter seltcub 81 MAIDEN, wisrisenfans Fe Ipdtsr
ua8 lem @eete feiue auipra8s an beiaSter Sinterlafeus
i@aft me6r MAIDEN tSnuer.' &ae YerIonen, tpeIne beiass
ter 6intsrlafehfSaIt S6ulseu, perbeu b;srrrit aufSeiorbert
an bic lla+erSei&ne:e iOfOrt 5abluus 3u Ieiaeu, i~rtOrisen.
fals seridtli6 seseu ~bieietben ~nsrfabren tpirb.
17Gp4mltp Saline Greuter. Iem.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-18

NIB 9nbtaner- 8reuel. Sci Sort JteuO tpurbe
cine astlsssfaQiaait nit tbser tieiuen GseCrte
oCn ben 0tloen nieoerssmo&t. 8ieIS6ulO
an nieIem gleuo trdQt Der Ser. st. Senat,
Der, Eatt bic Dom 6ou8 accpttrten 8orIhtdge
Der @enerate Grant urp SberMan an5uneb=
men, NGes in Der Snotaners8 erraltur9 betm
Nltsn lief.
GGlteBIiA etnen Bid auf unler WarY.
lauo Die reatttonare StaatsccnSentsbta
trurbe In Der GOlt8abfimmung, pom Der Die
i6wur,en untOniRsn ouS9eIhIOHsn raren,
ptrflth anaeuommen. unb ant 3treis
ten Mittro6 I'M Stat piro 16 bte1er aus ben
rsattionarlts pplitiIAsn Glementsn betebsnOe
|@cnSmt In annapolis serIammeln, INT feline
Wsistett In elmer reuen Staotsperfafun9
nierersuleeen.
Die 9eiAetpteren unter ben RsbelenfU9rsrn
Marplunos irb bafIr, Rap tbr @pnpent oas
Megsrltimmre6t In bic 8erfa6urg aufnebmP.
(Su einem Dilt,ttte BON 6reoerid @Uurtp,r
9jbsrtp Ditrict = Iesten Die Hebelen Bet Der
GcnSentSwubt auf tbr Gidst Die Nllnen BON
brei Geeern, gum 9ruben Nerser GER / Bteren }
Nber MIR slauben rt6t, rab osr @Ian, auf
fol6e @eiie ben &sputlifansrn bic a~frifant=
i6e 8rt1e aus ben @sSetn Su reGmen, Bet BEN
reOfttonGren benctrattlAeu MaiIsn beg Staas
tee, ceren Geinnurg per Consent repro fen
tirt. irgenD wel4eu Nntldng finosu pirO.
Dds rfpublifaniihs Observation-Disclosures
tas gcltsrn BIER in Baltimore ser1dmmslt II.
aud pom 2ante iebr gut beiuAt mar, Bat its
neu tfagen Observation-Disclosures teretts etnen hit-
fen unO budfatltA iGuar3en @ttta pur4
bic &e6nnne 8emadt, tnoen e3 ouf DEN II,
Miat (stpigeSa9e mad cent uiammeatritte psS
reatttunGrcn @taatsconpcnta) cine MaIr1s
Transformation Der peiBen uno f~arbigen
llnicniten MarylanOs mad Baltimore einbss
REF Die wsiter barGber 81 tsIttmmen bat, mas
ppn Seitsn Der 8epubHtaner Mar9lanbs 9e-
isben fcG, UNI benz State stre uuf Der brett
tsltsn .8aIfs FER alIgeustnsn Wen1benrebte
bernbenbe GpnfttuttOu gu SrI4afsn. S0f-
fent!i@ trerbsn bic 8spnblitaner Weyslanra
e%rfennsn, ba6 Is ouger ben bGr9ertiNsn ,tao
politiIGen 3sAtsn aud serriFe iujtale TeAts
9t6t, treltte feins 9artst LANCER unBelsafl
bintani tben oeer gar untsrcriifen fam :
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-18
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|0rtige MuSbrii9 e bes Saliess gtlien, Gu9eu,
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pshc fas GuSisten 10 ~entfeleu osrtrsitt ale iGlimnten
6cIsen bon Guedflbsr uub ale llebeI, tie ron Srantpeis
ten ;uriiGseblisteu oter in Ter Gainite erbli9 finb. Gre
fcaGiene ctsr ainber fSnusn taieIfe nit Der SrSsten Sif
Gcrbeit nebuieu.
3rci GSfSffer les GerIapariua in eirsm eGcpa
pen Seafer SeuIii4t if srei9 bem 4tstrn @sinnt9eitss
Erent uNb cine GIaiGs III sIei1 eiEer @ancne 6ariapas
riGa Srrup rser anbsrsr gaf9rnssH, Tis fe jest bsreitet
nerber. -4tt4gfn. u 81 H .s.
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dttr ben @ebrau9 bes GarioplriDa Grtrait BEL semiIen
QeiSen III in fem WeSicp @SrulaicaI 0ieoep eritienen,
in peI&eul er. lei Seipre@ung Der 9rantteiteu, bic BON
tbsru1Ssiseul @ebrauG BON Quedftber b~errubrer, bebaups
tet, bas 81 tersn Seilurs ni6tS benz Seriaporila Grtrait
sleiGiSmut unb feline Seiliraft duBerrrSentli@ ia srSser
1T ais irsenS einee ibm betaunten Seitmiitels. 60 if i'm
f~rersTeu & inne res Wcrtes eiRe arSnei, bic nit ibren
aui@asbarsn giScnI9nftea, ieltft uaG in Salen, mo- eS
sef abrrrinsenb pSre, aHoere 4r;srsiea ouslfenben, nit
benz teffen @rfcls s:braa@t tperben lam.
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0aois' a Slider.

0leire Serreu! Da i'd Scrip Davis Yatn &iIs
Ier ssbrau9te rub ben wp4tbStt3en GinTlas %befeIben
feunen Ierute, 10 smpfeSIe i'd len tem 9utttum nit Ser
snisen ale bic Bette GamiIenmeSiSii, ipel9e iH tenne
On Sisiem Gtublifeweut itub fat 100 P,rfOuen beiSSftist
usb 9Pr Pain Siasr if NIT sem punberSarfen GtiCISe
Seuust Wcrtei. Ssit 4 Sa5reu iF ieber nos 70 I6pere
GaG bon Soil, ScutmertrautPsit uuO Ssnsr ber Seiltraft
pes saiaer" wie 8~anbsrbuit ~Seipi&cn; unb fir S&nitts
%tpuntcu, 0ueti&urssn &c. If CT nit eben 10 outem GsfcIs
in faR tiSIi9sm GsSrau5e.
vtNt4 Spbn Eanner,
gcrutaua rcu Gsriabtca u. CO.'S Dradsrsi, .@incinratiO.
Bel Drusstaen unb anct getfasfeyn Bon Gauiisus
~nteSiSiueu gu Batea. l5aplmf 81
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-18

Bog Ote Dotbsls Sfters NIT chamber seSanft
batten ; Geau Isabel gait fiv cine rubise,
frtecli9e Gruu, trdbreno itr Ndnu ctn BETTE
geo temperament Bate. Bel Dem Gtrette
Mcntae N6snO tpar 0ottfrtso Babel nur
aufsere9t, aber ntdt ~betrunfen. Gin Officer
bstunCste, @atbrl babe ibm sr3dblt, ba6 ietne
Grau 6 Wunate lang NIT stusm anOern Mans
ne getebt bobe.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-18
Observation-Disclosures.
aamna.

AnSur4 pirS betauut 0sutn&t, bas III ben cerI@ietahea
8sjirten Der E5nibs 6er Gtabt B~aItinicre am so / Il
wo9, /. @lai 1857, an BEN lseissIi& errsei@riebeusn
8(Gteu unb spiiDen tbeu 9eiseli@ tefinImten Strnteu,
eiuc gea5I far sinsR dan tt.GIHi
Gi&t:r oe8 ueuen StaNtsert4tS BON Baltimore,
iomie fir eireu
Glerf bes ileuen Staot9srIdts ppn Baltimore
ab9s9aIt7u wcrSer !pirb., a aor
5IAs@ $50 a''' ID m EFpmPpnt
bB 9Gerif OR Gtott Baltimore,
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-18
@ttauttc
Veuer II. MARINE Serf@eruuas So.

DieIe eOrnSasnts, incc,4Orirt Zen Der @eiessstuno bon
"sarptoop, bat 20 9s9St'3 Or8aniiirt bus@ bic watl prn
aabrew 8. ganteG, @err, "'
Oes Stcd.@apttal Der @cnpogaie ii $4,000 coo, in
80 600 gnt3sisr, iebss 3n $40; 50 fin ieeen arntbsi
nlaiIen 3ar Bet bsr urteti4rift teaabIt ipersen, ST. in 60
&aSsn, n0ttbem bic @cutsasrie lore @eI&Gfte teucnnen
Sst, ~ IN 30 &a9en unb 81 in 4 TfrH.tsu Saranf Ser
Heff it in ioltcn SstrGuuren IN satIen, toie pcn FEN gis
teltorea befimrlt we'teu mag. Ginsi&aunsen atm
Stod@SeSitot perbeu in her Su&tanttuns BON 8. %.
Seho q &C., So VI. Dartmouth, entsesen9enrmrreu,
- .Sfeac 9. @eeree, 8rai.
gnbrew 3. SaubeI, gsfr.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-18
SSOifs Tcmer9erf bcrun08 : NefeIz
fcbdft BON Baltimore.

Sn Der Sitnns btr Sncprppratipn murbe Sr. % ers
n er Dreief gum RrSiieenteu rrr temp. ertpGtIt, uuo
per urterssitnste b%eanftra9t, bic LITE sur GuplcrititipA
fir bic gctisn bieier rein beutf6en @efeU1
f6 ut in ieiner Office, So. Is SecpntIir. aufsuIesen.
Der GSreis Der glttie 1T 10 9plars, wcppu 5 Dollars
bel Subicribtion einseSaPlt msreen miiieu uub 2L Dpl=
lars ettca III 2 Nlpnat. Der 0feft Ipa burt bic ipIteren
9ibtSsnsen Der Gcupasnie absstrasen gsrten. Sebss
Dsltfds TT frsuntIi6it einseIaben f1 gu tet6eidsen.
4ugut q n9Ier, prpp. Sch.
il &ecrneftr., clue Srenne bod.