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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

u5h 60 lartaership heretofore existing between
n brown, J, D, Wilson ar w. ShAwhAn
snier me name Of G. X. brown 4 Co., is this dny
tu,ssolyed U.s. oy mutual consent, and ali out stand
ths thhs note, ma accounts have been transferred TO
wy wy new urn oi Shawhan Wilson, who will
collect them without delay, and will pay on pres
sn'atioa All dsbts Of the Ga hrm.
&. X. BROWN.
J, n. WILSON.
-. go. -. Il. w.snAWnAS.
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There was great FeniSn meeting
at Buffalo on the LIST, Gen. John
o Neil was inaugura,ed Head Center.
Meetings are to be held in various
parts Of the country, the next at
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The Authorization bill has be,
come a law, not by the Presidents
signature, but by tho lapse Of ton
days since its passage, within which
Il was not returned to congress ve.
toed.
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The opposition TO certain features
Of General Banks bill on citizenship
increases. Mr. Sumner is very much
opposed to it, and it is pretty certain
that the Senate Committee on Foreign
Afairs would not report it, if il
should succeed in passing the House,
in its present Shape.
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JEFF. FREEZE,
ia TTOR.

. IEAIINJIO,
HAs removed his Tailor md Repairing shop
L L TO rooms onn door east Of the No fre en-
gine house, on Market Street, and nearly oppo.
site DR.. Kuhn's residence, where he will be on
hand to wait on his old AS vel as new customers.
Thankful for the past favors he sclciies n con-
tinuance " portion Of the public patronage
Cutting attended TO with promptness aud care.
Tiflln, Jan. q, 1868 noilwa
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DO not ha Deceivad.
House and Lot for Sale.

| WILL otier At prlvate sale between this and
u the lst OF April a house and lot located on
Jenefson street Barn aud outhouses; fruit trees
oi various kinds; and well and two cistrrns on
the premises. Apply 70
uotOw3 H. s VIEWER
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The Paris Courier fraucais, in its
issue of the lst, says that Admiral
rarragut is at Naples, as tho ally of
Garlbaldi, and has sent him letter
promising support.
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Lord Stanley has requested the
Pasha of Egypt to recall his troops
sent on the Abyssinian expedition,
aud he has done il.
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Gen, Beatty's Official majority iu
the With Distrie, is s29, viz Della.
ware, OSl; Unior, go; Morrow, 523;
Burns had 622 in Richlane, and 37a
in Marion.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

N otice Il hereby given that the undersiEned
" has been appointed and qualified AS Executor
OF The WIN and Eslate of TheopUlus Fulton, late
OF seneca county, deceAsed.
jan9-'lw JEREMIAH CARPENTER
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Nrm advertisements.
AGENTS WANTED
FOR
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Bible Dictionary.

TT contains over one thousand closely printed
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IL Is highly commended By all learned aud en-
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II ia necessary help to every Bible reader. In.
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IL Is a great Library in itself The labor and
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Feb. g. 1865. noi5 i'm
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TEA AND COFFEE,
Spice, and Variety Store |

THE UNDERSIGNED. having opened FAMT-
L LY TEA, COFFEE, SPICE, and VARIETY
STORE in the room formerly occupied by ]. NJ.
Ebherts saddle and harness shop, on Market
street opposite the Davis House, is now prepared
to furnish the Choicest Articles the market can
afford At the
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FOR SALE.

A well Improved farm OF 900 acres, near TIT.
" nm, ohio. Terms and price reasonable. Also.
80 acres OF good timber land near Bascom. o.
wlll sell the whole, or part rtoftheflrsLmention.
ed tract, II not sold viii be for rent
Jaho-5m' II. CREEGER, Sr.
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In the District Court of the United
States for the Northern District
In the matter Of
Henry A. Bowlus,
and Jacob o. Bowlus,
In Bankruptcy.

and Jacob o. Bowlus, In bankruptcy.
Binkrupts
IHE undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment ne assignee OF Henry A. Rowlus
ahu gRcoo y. bowlus, late partners In trade under
the hIm name of u. A, * J, o. Bowlus of Kana,s,
IN the county OF Seneca and State OF Ohio. with.
~ sald District, who have been adiudred bank
rnpt on eretifprs' petition by the District Court
OF said District. ABRAHAM ASH
Assignee. &c.
hahas u Jan. 2d 1858. fnoIf3
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A severe famine prevails in some Of
tie States or Morocco,
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sHULTz's DITCH FUND.
LoUDoN TIP. DITCH.

-IlT tIlL TtoAsurcr seneca County, Or.
To amt, collected Dec. 1868 ~ 6t|
JarIr, lsJl .t if.. As %
i3I 20
frrl f1a.
"snt orders HIsa'si TeSssmsa ned iss IS
1877 10
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THH TIFF'IN
Gold and Silver Mining
90. OF COLORADO.

Organised Under he La,os ofhe State
of Ohio.
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HARTsocK'sD DITCH FUND.
o'DRrANs DITCH FUND.

Treasurer Seneca County, Dr..
To amt from Patrick OBrsn 90
cr
BY amt. Trcnpuref's fees 90
4" orders redeemed 3 90
" In treasury 60
800
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Lowest Cash Price.

All who are fond Of Prime Cup Of Tea or Caf-
fee, will do well to call and examine aud try for
themselves.
NATHAN BECK.
Tifin, o, Jan. %, 19es. noii en-
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LYNoHE's DITCH FUND.
SMITHS DITon FUND.

Treasurer scneea County. Dr.
To amt. from 2. 7. s.iekneJ IS %
~ amt 10 treasury IS ~
rtf1 Tf -vFfFy I.T
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uaLAssNER's DITCH FUND.
LAND COMPENSATION.

...Ts.,,5 : T,sasgSTeI Seneca County. nr.
To 4sse. ffoA > ~ Il. y s'onst 5Sco
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CAPITAL 100000.
10000 SHARES Ar 100, 90 EACH.
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First DiStriot--James w. Sands,
Cincinnati; Second Distriet-Thos.
l.. Young, Cincianati; Third District
$. s Haines, Waynesyille; Fourth,
A. P. Howard, Woodstock; Fifth,
James Harsh, Findlay; Sixth, Mills
Gardner, Washington, c. H.; Seventh,
Ben. Nesbit, Xenia; Eighth, A. Il.
Lee, Delaware; Ninth, D. w. Swigert,
Bucyrus; Tenth, Dehison Steele, To
ledo; Eleventh, James Tripp, Jack.
sou; Twelfth, VIM. Ii. Free, New
Lexington; Thirteenth, d. II. vii,
lard, Zauesvillei Fourteenth, John ii.
Boynton, Elyria; Fifteenth, L. IL.
Moore, Athens Sixteenth, r. S.
Bennett, Cadiz; Seventeenth, @. A.
Shober, Carrolton; Eighteenth, IL.
w. Curtiss, Chagrip Falls; Nine,
teenth. VIM. Steedman, Randolph.
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President--R. w. sHAwHAN,
Secretaty--L. A. HALL. 'sf ..t
Treasurer--A. q. SNrATu.
Experimentation snocK
once Of the Company-Tifin, Ohio
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-06

DtREcr
r. w. S1AWHAN, A.-G. sNEATH,
J. M. NAYLOR, q. ~. OgDEN,
l.. A. HALL, J. SHOCK.
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4
ii Prussia, NJ. Bores Z and M. Borsh.rdt
nf Bsrlin, ths formera I1rre msnulscknrs3 n
locomotives, and the lsffer Of iruns~sfc,
have during the past year, entered into co.
operative arrangsmfs nts with their workmen.
The Grown Prince, several high government
funSsionaEiss, and many members Of the
North German Parliament, attended recent
Isctare Of . certain DR. Enael upon the cub.
jsct a cscnesation. The Crowu Prince az
pressed 70 the lecturer the high interest he
took IN the question, and promised Ills moral
support towards ell trials made. Germs Of
co-operatise banking and cooperative stores
are siso !iaing In Germany = large
In Cincinnati, cooperation is occupying
the minds OF some Of the citizens, and they
intend going into II upon large scale. Their
venture 10 tisled . ssMatual Benefit Grocery
Association" They have elected their d.
rectorss and expect % be in operation shortly
A cooperative lumber and planning mill
has been started at San Francisco, with pros
pects o. success.
Co-oPERArIoN IN CALrFoRsIR.-The frame
o. the Eight Hour Mechanics Cooperative
Mil, at the southern end Of the Bay View
railroad bsidge across Islnis Cove, 10 up, and
the building wiz PROBABLY be enclosed in
about two weeks. The Union have purchased
the block of land on which it stands, and
several adjacent lots, sufficient for all the
purposes OF AZ offensive lumber aud plain
ing establishment. Members of the Union
have purchased SO, eral lots on the south side
Of Shell Mound road, and erected thereon
dwelling houses for themselves and families.
1t u stated that the q. schinery for the mill is
on the way and befors mary months the
manufsctOry will bein OPERATION. San Fran
cisco Bulletia.
A cooperative store is sboat TO be started
at Neenah, Wis.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-05-16

THEY have found the ruins Of town, ca.
ma, &c, in Utah, a few miles above the
mouth Of the Salt River. The canals have
been built on the ground from % to 30 fee,
ia width, the walls still from FIVE to eight
teet high, which have been traced ten or fiji.
teen miles from the river. Walls still stand.
ing from fifteen to twenty feet high. The
ruins are at intervals the length OF the val.
lev. Cotton, tobacco, and caster beans, are
still found growing luxuriantly upon the old
farms around. What history do these relics
tell and who will trace it out
Tbs feat has been practically accomplished
Of sending two telegraphic dispatches at the
same time, from opposite directions, over the
same wire, on long distances 1t will prove
Of great value in the construction Of new
lines making only single wire necessary
and saving 500 or $40 mile which would
be required for second wire. 1t will also
increase greatly the actual working power OF
existing companies.
BIZ a process, which is still q seer ?. M
Adolphe Braun, of Dornach, has pro.i. ed
an immense number Of absolute fac-s..1 les
Of tne best drawings left by the great mas
tiers. These new photographs are superior
to al former works Of the same kind, 10 the
ordinary excellenoes of detail and surquality.
They also reproduce exactly the tint OF orig
inal, neutral, brown, red or greenish, as the
case may be.
An electric organ is being built for Her
Msjesty's Opera, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane,
London. The organ is TO be erected at q
distance behind the scenery, as usual, but
the organist will, for the first time, take his
place near the conductor, and in the orches-
ira, an electric cable Of insulated wires viii
pass beneath the stage, connecting the key
with the instrument.
Sciences has received from Kansas the bones
Of an enormous reptile embedded in crystal
LIKED gypsum, and 10 now engaged in chisell-
ing them ont and putting them together
The vertebral column 10 over thirty feet long
and the whole monster is believed TO have
been more than fifty feet in length.
LARGE gold deposits have been found on
the river Of Coatlan, near the Village of that
name, In Mexico, and companies are forming
for working them. The Indians Of the neigh
borhood are docile and readily offer their Ia
Dor. In the Chihuahua gold districts, the
natives are earning, BY the rudest possible
methods, Eve dollars day.
A sILvKR wire, the thirteenth Of an inch In
diameter, win sustain 1877 pounds. A wire
Of lead Of the same size will sastain twenty
eight pounds and tin thirty-s4- pounds.
On, 4. DEcAIsNR has sent in paper 70 the
French Academy Of Sciences, IN which he
endesvors TO prove that typhus fever might
be generated BY the emanations Of . cas-,
iron stove.
TEE editor Of Lancaster, Ohio, paper has
seen afraglncnt or stssl accidentally lodged
Ia the eye, instsntaneonsly sbstrActsd by .
pawerful horse-shoe magnet.
n ID aid that Sir Onarics Wheatstons has
invented . high speed automatic telegraph
Capable y tEansmitting Sin hundred letters
per ninute.
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MEDICA
DRADER, CHOOSE BETWEEN

CONFIDENTIAL LECTURE
OAND CIRCULAR On the cniy reliable means discov-
cred for thu Prevention Of Onspring. By mail Cor 10
cents. Special treatment In all private matters Ee-
nais remedies and certain Ia all eases. heryfns Rs,
snrs cure Cor victims Of self abuse. G3 per bon by
mall. On. l.. SANGER, 50 RAn1olph etreeA nncless
ssanp and address r. o. Boz 52S. Chicago.
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THE NIGHT-WALKER.

NNN~~N~~
Tnths prisoners dock he stands
Hasdly eighteen years,
Bringing m0rs than fun measure Of toliAe I'M
With her yOung life seen;
Bat Of wess, / w-en,
A century time
Could scarce Certain
Her record Of crime,
Aud want and pain
In the prisoner's dock she sta nds-
Sueer ~ her,
Jar At her,
We Of thS-ea white handsi
IRtsh Is her
ecsf At her,
N Of Ihe stiles ana iandsl
Pityf NJ bit Of il.
Mercy NJ wbit Of iA
Take her swayi
Oat Of he day,
~ Out Of the light,
Irso ste farE Of the prison nisht.
rut where Y I'VE naa vho betrayed hxS
l. D. suit blsg
Where a Inc man ais hath made her
such AZ she u
Co IL the laauts OF fashion,
To fhs very uppermost "ten,"
Where The pups % fglly and passion
AISm.94- tl ~. 81 like nlea.
IL the very ir most regions
or ihst most allowed place,
fufr0untcd hy ladies u leg,Ons,
Adngiring hi style and ms grace,
lop Will frd he nan
Under / esvens bun,.
Tbor.t be be not Gnd,r lie laws OF man.
Az. ~-n Al. ven T. ere's another Bar.
fa hi-ter better land,
aud mercy AMI icsticr Mingled are
DO God uSn s. rnnB rtgh' hand.
hnd whsa h.irsycd an, betrsier meek.
A meet they must,
tct5r. u.at common l lEnlant Seat,
6on slu be there.
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TIE young man who accidentally cast hia
eyes npon : young lady coming out Of
church. has hrd them replaced BY going TO
the altar with ner, and now sees as vel %
ever.
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a Positive Remedy for all
kinds of Humors,

ScrcfuIs, Scurvy, Salt Rheun,, e un-
cles and BoiIs, Ulcers and al g innate
Affections Of the Skin, InnammatoPy
or Chronic Rheumatism, Piles, Chronic
DiarFh0a, MercuriaI Diseases, and every
tslnt Of the System; Dyspepsis, and those
Affections originating In the Derangement
u the Digestive Organs viz, Bilicus
Complaints, Neuralgia, and Nervous A.
fectlons, Hesdachs, lsrguor, and Depres-
aon OF Spirits. loss Of Appetite. Constl-
patton.
KvHIs excellent medicinal compound was first
IL prepared by Dr.. ,. W. POLAND, I'm is47,
and was then employed with great success In
expeIling humors from the blood but I'm ls4e q
medical friend who lulte celebrated % physi-
clan, especially in the treatment Of humors, sug-
gested some important improvements, which wcre
adopted and which has made II lso the people sss)
the very best remedy for all kinds q huors Known
70 the M-ulty.r
This prepa ration is composed entirely Of vegetar
blen, among which are sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock,
Eoble Pine, Mandrake, and Bloodroot.
When the originator lived IN view Hampshire, M
Gdzstown Centre, for the space Of thirty or forty
miles around, and In Manchester particularly, tho
Humcr Doctor was well known and highly vAlssd
for the numerous and wonderful cures which ik ~
feebsd. Though manufactur cd In large Quantities,
the snppiy was frequently exhausted, and purcbzs-
err hind 10 wait for more to be made. In that no.
gi0H, some very severe casss Of Erysipelas were
trsased with, - and they were curedi Exysip las
soFss, OF carbancies, those ugly, palnfal ulcers,
-esre entirely renewed wherever tfis medicine
vas fAifhfhlIy used So Il wAs with sorofhla and
naTk Dheum. The Humor Doctor cured them.
Isiserec from any dangerous drugs, = plsasantso
fRKrARkp At THE
Hxw-MGLATD BOTANIC DEPOT.
N As6Jsv ~ u ~ nsszws = xssscsss.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-05-16

OMoNs tx CHoUP-HoT WAFER really
think that nine children out Of ten who die
with Group, might be saved by the timely
application Of roast onions, mashed, laid
upon folded napkin, and goose oil, hen oil,
skunk Oil, Ok even lard, if you have neither
Of the others, poured Ga, and applied as
warm as can be borne comfortably. to the
throat and upper part Of the chest, and to
the feet and hands Give also teaspooni1l
Ct syrup Of ipecac every twenty minutes,
until venting is produced. In bronchitis,
too, we have seen relief, when spdocAtiOn
seemed almost inevitable, BY the Same treat
ment.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-05-16

Hxw-MGLATD BOTANIC DEPOT.
u AstJsv ~ " ~ nsu1ws = ,Esssesrs.
GDkMON1 90, Prepfsseor&
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OVERS.


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LIZ AHp DMPAngUnn OF TEAIEs.-TrAins will leave and
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peatn @eihdf ertrante1lGa ttdtB "a ptrl
rrtrd8cn Ia Nr. ., Shaprottftr.
A 3u famfcu acfud,t.
Bti SerFdufcu.

@~2- Gngliite ure frdusbHtt bltticudrt; I'll
AG~s-~~ bubl6es 6anettn. Aertisa { ,S 81.
uinimt tie Cry. b. 81. %entgegcu. C426-J
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0cfud)t.
Ntr icnrcn ttHtr NiaEHt neth Nrdu, bic. prAHtliA
init ttn Nisrbau ]rtrtraut. trins Rinerr bateu uHh ar.
tst5wilR iub, em sutss lluttricnmtr uabwtitH, g(aR
rnelte ito IN her Urpce. b. 81. uTs-)
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0Nirtbfdnft an pcrfaufcn.
Reg@ 0iuc iettcuc Oclcoeubcit!

0ine ~gan1tart U,rtbitaft mtt SiHr'ttur0 N ie'ctI
~tstn RrsHibtt Ia r%eFidutsh. 3u ms!sGi tl VIZ. 81.
e3puI hfr. (247-9)
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VerldHat.
Gin gutter IabaisfrtFPsr tn Rr. 1, Sds,Srseertds
SirdAr. t22SJ
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Nahr:at ptrS btermit ee5elelt, tas unrrisidnets
SoAttNt! 'ur Sertpolttn9 res RdGlaitS hes aabier
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HERMIT aRiaetereert, ie!As nrtt BEN %nptptsen Sessen
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t2l025,3l,G Nbmintfrdtprin
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Stnht.G onnmiidrs @lrtQn,

BGIttmrre, TN IS. Sept. 1868.
ScrfIcScltc Nit1cbpte perttu in eiefent Bureau bis
miitipud,, hen 80. Sptbr,, 9prrntttdBS 10 ubr, alf
9an,en Strede her 81 Roui ;WlhbsH Baltimore, u.
gertn I%tpritrdse, anBenpmmen.
Aer prer ete Grutrdttiternehuner baten Caution nit
geuebntater 8ur0ntte FUR cas- pIdntren, RnrpttentslcGeH
uno 4a1tern ~ feQcu, caB ec Srbetten IN tren8er
uebereynitinmuuB nit ecn Grirrternt6en Ger Nerprsnuna
rilin Gtnfntren etres SptsnS FUR has g~ltreutren, ,pFa'
fern lnb llmpHalern Der Strdger, @d1en une 0aBber
her Staot Saltin,pre" 8cl4ehen: 9m auftraQs'
Gcp. y. 8iupnmdrt,
lOlh z O 91l Nlert hcA SI~nhIcnmnILllrE.
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Iertpaltcrs Scrfnnf.

SjSa Strait eiacs 4rlGNft teS Nytis5crltit her 9iatt
ME "a timert pirS ter urffriettHrt" ale BcrrdIfer
EesAk an DIT uRe Sltrr dut e~ignii'beI auitisa eta in
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II. Sttbu 1888, giibm;t,dIS I'M 8 upr, rtrtiufep
la0edi ram IDS
9as uuri: Djrunbfnid, tn 'tr 5tast ea!iimsrt ss-
ltgcn I'M tgiEtutrTmat IN tt3 utiii n ttatRht alt ter
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pft; trlrtdt ia icrang ma 2uetr tct sittfnr attasr
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aus rtntr RdufuIlRute, pIbs 9pitua SrbRisa %iinttt'r,
n. 1nnuir 1865 ~ @GHAer etr brieesrit stlatt aus
aeatllt bal. UNI he In rem ganearhist eer Staet edlti-
M re tm gute " N, Nr. 3B2, SeNp s04, elRstirasea II,
arlt brlbrI tes'gtlgpt. Nuf tent @runtfhfr Arttr
sHJ cut s'boute az Rbdae tadfen,Frt Saus Nr. 80.
tlus Srmuf gluGe une Stuppsu eatlntsr. pelts ft ~
S%tLlRnArn slGusu, Der gl0t IL e,ttm 9apres'Trhns.
itr't zen nur Si2 iif'cgrcrftn.
Ole StttamstrpnsuuGea I'M IN @tntdBheit ess 9e.
rittstriaisg: fn STdNbti BaatB- bieHs, her Rtt IN
itts Gnt iprii NRenditt utter Nu itafrnB NIT ZEN Ser
waiter ttfrtttt eGter @arIn.ie. rter bar 6aHit Raul
ittlps roar, iG uau ice Sat erS g0ahl.
Ssrin.iiu j.. .. Sc orppnh.le, Vsrralttr,
Rr. 9, =. Puuitr. - De-
Gam ~ o3opcr. autt.,
Viz. 81, Saltimetttn.
fa13 a - o > = n - % ran .--.
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Gin ttuii6es gVdettn ais NStin uut sdusmitt,u In
elmer flrtutn Ganilit. 5u nslstn In Nr. a49, @aNi.
ipns2lpcuue. t22s, 8O.2l
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administrations At,eiar.

@a@ettt lrire ttetm!t' e%egstSr, eaB llHttreibustvr
grlInGGt ,ur gtrpaltuug hes Nafiahts eeS altttr psrs
mprtmsn Cart Sclige rrtaiien bat. Ale Dtejeni-
1tf, lre!de NpreerunBeH an tieeu Nudla6 habcn,
trcrpeu htcrrrit auijsfcrbert, iri&e rstit ZEN nStbiseu BE-
ttEC ~ MAIDEN pter III gepirttaen, han lie ibrtr aniprIte
an bIeGn Ns&(aF sciePlb fir ~psrlutts erIlirt ptrSta
mglen. aes fe 3dblun9en an tteicn NltaB 81 MAIDEN
bdtel. wtrben hisTnit dufRt'ereert, irthe unSerluSlib
an A4tcrieitneten su %Ietret; ne Mot ~ rpirS Berittlit
ciuseiG'sitten.
3pfepb 4ciAnsr,
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stnNtrpntniiGrg 8iireall,

Snittm ere. hen IS. Sert. 1865.
Ssrfcgcltc Indebptc perhcN IN tteiem Bureau bis
WSittrppdt, ben 20. Sept., YCrritlaSS I'M 10 ubr, dul
ytiocniren, Naneifeinbciescn II. HHaitcrii Ter sanien
Strsde her Sarab Mimi, srii6en Crf9aRs unb Sa'
ratraaArsbs, nnaenpmrtet. ,
Der peer bic 6untratuiterntbme taten Caution mil
aenebmiatsr 6drnntie fir pe bei0str llmpInleTuu8s
arbett AZ iteaeu. pab bic Irbetten III ilreuser neberetR
himfnuna nit zen Grfproerrticu her OCrcttnung ,iln
Gtnfubrtn eires 9 aitems fut cas- Niceairen pfaiert II.
llrpfnhsrn her Straeeu, @aien rlb SaBden her Stab
Baltimore" aeihcben.
Snt auitraBs: Geo. y. NSppepdrb,
EfFrt res Statt.S pmuiIlrt,