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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-03-26

Mtifer 9ruder. Neili an ebn Sunboe M,pet
is in 'ner guntri aerh net melt fun oa Elm ariaer
SpaB oebeppent, Der gar ben 1arrer uf Der Ronsd
bat Iahe made. Wisr ben in unier Wileofh en- al-
ter Bdtfhler, Der ale Snnoag Mfpet In Der Rerd)
bodt uno lei eeeen Blots bat juit unnis Der GaI.I
lerie net melt fun Der Gan5el Sd hab as semebnt,
er runnt asfort in Die Rerdb, nm nod benne funge
Dtdbs gu fude. atuer mann iel lei 9otin is, 70 bat
er lid ennibau INNER balo iatt giebne, oenn bas
Snge is barIi fprber uno Der Barrer bat barI abn,
fanaa 5u preooiae, 10 Habit er ihunt lei Gopp felt
grid iber Die Htdlebne FUN Der Banf unb er fnobrt 10
arg. baB Die frinme 2eit br Nesen arg lant freiide
mile, pann's sbeert perre Iol Sell protpobft uf.
fobrs ben parrer urb fisl FUN Der @meen gar arg,
uno iie ben idunt aDes gebrobirt, amer g bat MIR
9bofe. Neili am Sunbag 9ltpet uau fumntt en- jun.
Ege 2erl iuldt eb Der parrer in bic Rerh min unb
iest er fennt leu Nuiens idtOppe penn er berf unb
Der Yarrer dlaut ibm, iei Hemmebi 3u brobire,
maun's fee 5arm bdbt. Sarl bat bic Yrebig abn,
gfange, als uner oft 86tider neoer arg lnobrt, ben
6opp 5ridglebnt uno's Wtaul iperretpeit offe. Ser
Barrer leBt h net iteere unb potIt FED iinee Rerl
iuidt pbis ben Snobrer uf Der @allerie. gr ieebt,
pie teller en- sroBe Sidaatabad. 10 IN re1t ti9uge,
aus IN Waul nimfnt uno Dem Snohrer in lei often
Waul faae leBt. Ser alt Yatidler ipaar idier bran
feridtidt, uno bat arg seipau3t uno erIlpf, is uf
uno gum Dins naus, unb n,er ben i'm net meb in
Der Gerh 9iebne. ollie ben slabt unb Ou betif ab
lahe mile, pann Su's gebne betft. i.a q
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-03-26
1nS bes Ct RSniss BON Baiern.

Ser 0tIantitdbe Gabel madbfe einen groben Shni.
Ben. Ct neald ben Sob oes iebi9en Baiernfonias
melbete. Gs mar nidt Der Jodenf6pfise Singing,
Der ieBt auf Baiern's 9brone iibt ionoern es mar
fem @roBpaer, Der aIte Quomig, friber bon ieinen
11ntertbonsn Der .fdeeIe GdfeI" eenannt, Der in,
0ebraar abas 3eitlide iesnete. agBir erbielen Bis
lest iber feline lebten ausenblde oiefOIsenben ga9-
ridbten - @ ~ essas - s4
am 49, Isbr. ifarb in gai,5a Ser gy- se0nis CUB
mtg 1.bOn g aiern. giniae Saqe porher hattie
q rlitppiler @eestlarbeit eommunicrt uno ben pom
Yapit ihm iiberianbttn gsgen ennpfansen. Seine
bsioen 56bne iDarsn ant oie Modridt bon Der Sc
tdhrlihfeit Der 2ranfbeit aus WInden herteiseeilt
unb iuoreit In Sterbemornent Bel ibrem woter.
Inter bem Nodlab 0es R6niss 9ubmis / iol iid
ein Softer befin0en nit Der Muflhrif er 0irfe erft
IS Sabre nod 0en Sobe beg R6nigs geDffnet iper-
ben; man permutbet. bab iid BARN Doeumente, Die
SIS ioiIte cine Gou,miiiaon na9 Wissa abaeIanbt
meroen, unl bort bic Gei6e beg R0nies 5u lberneb-
men un6 nah Wln6en 81 aeleiten. Oie1elbe miro
n Der Nonifd3iustrdbe beigeIebt tper6en. Das Sc.
hantent bes Werforbeneit, 6as i'm f6nigli1en 5aus-
ordio binterle9t it iolte in einieen Sa8en er0net
Ser ss6nie iparb in Sabre 1856 in Gtrobburs ge.
boreu mar alsD egenflid bon @eburt Elm ssran3oie.
wie 6enn aud ein Batter als 4efeblsbdber zines el-
idbilden 3egiments IN fran50iii@en Dienfen ee.
taneen patti e. gr ps9orte einem taneeren 3psise
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e"otHuny uslAtteUs6en uH veh hVe1leIuH9s9eiWlIIeH
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-03-26

Wurselreben. Oieien:gen unierer 2eier, bic
Reben plausen tuo0en, MAIDEN mir amf bic Mnseise
Seine eben baben fd5 einen iehr suten 8uf eriuor.
ben. qsroben Der perldieoenen Neben, Die uns Sr.
4ltifdtter per Yo 3uihdte, 1ino berrhe, fart be-
purSelte Gremplare. 9Br bDren nit 0ergniigen,
bob uber Die Wur3eln, bic Or a. lebtes Sabr Der.
lanbte, nd)t cine eilSiee Glase en9elauien it 9as
lit aepiB Die bette gmpfehluna!
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-03-26
&umprtffif1eS.

4 3 3 & Il 2
gerorbnuns. = Bei Der 3ui,ebmenben lln-
fderbeit beg We9es 5miden 3atbbaulen unb Gan.
9enau befblieBen mir ipie folat
u foQ Der 3pifhen oieen Orten bin =uno berge.
lenbe poitua9ex 5ur gertbeioiguns 5ipei paar pi.
ftolen unb 5lpei eiridfdneer sIbaIten.
p bamit ieocd NIT bieien Waffen fein Wibbraud
enitehen tam, ioaen oeie Waffen in Dem Sibtaiten
bes Wasens perldloiien weroen, unb ioa bios Der
poftbalter gu @atbbauien unb Der gu 2ansenau ei.
men Shllliel Su oieiem Raiten in Sdnoen baben.
s5 fs ags ax Oas Oberamt. );
Ser.trauernbe 8ittmer. Nein, iasen sic
mir boh, Serr Brenneden, narutn lno sic oenn
nidt bel Der geeroisuns Sbrer ielisen Grau GENE.
SD bab' bait meinen 2aoen nidt perIaiien t6nnen,
Serr 2itorius, sic piien ia bic @eiddfte seben bem
yergnii9en Dor. 81 .sfsiE 81 l7sis Es5aa7.1e afz
@emdbrune.-G Gin reiienber Sanbwerfsbur-
llde lag, nit elirem idperen 6eleen belaitef auf
oer Strabe uno fonnte nidt mebr meter. Gliidli-
berpeile fnhr Elm Bauer m einem iebr Idper bela-
6enen Grntepagen on ibm poriiber.
,@uer sSreunb!" reoete i'm Der HeiIen6e an, tpol=
let Sbr mid nidt Bis auf Die ndhite Citation uit-
nebmen 2" a. s....A
rMeinettueaen," "loate Der Bauer. epaleidb mari
iener iein i6tperes Seaeiien auf Sen Wasen uno
polte eben ielbit auffben. als Der Bauer iaate
it IL ns r nsnsa Seastsn Ss a @aasm uas i'm ax an
wolte i4 nlitnebnlen, aber obne Seaeilen."
ia auf oem &uden." a - @azse y,
| er ii9 nur auf." - - :.
| ssolgenbes orieinelIe Seiratbsseiud finben
mir in Den, su 9etroite erihenenben rWidiganYolfs=
blott4: #s -
Seirathssejuh. Sbi9on it BON 3wei 6rouen
I9eidieben bin unb eine ourd ben Sob berloren bo-
be, bin i'd 8leibpob 9e3ipungen, burh @elGGft unb
ainoer an cine neue Seiratb gu benfen. SD mill es
mod einmal waeen auf Die @efabr bin. oab n1anGer
meiner gefannten Die Mdleln sudt Oas ipeiB Die
Belt, oab ih an meinem ebeliden Malbeur unfdul-
BIG bin. Sic cine tauste nidt piel, Die onoere gar
luidts. Wit Beioen NOR id, Elm rnnrter Mann,
wenn cine uobItbdtise g.iebgbuns mid nid.t erI0.
/ lllte. WeTid!penoernnen sl Jrausn 1T ilr9terlla
Sis, aber oas bin i'd tpeib @ott nit; i'd tperfe nhts
meg, oas # uagr. au4 1T fonit Elm aastomglea
NIT mir Die meine Jrali be3euoen fam. Die Der SOB
mir entrilien. gluf eroBes Werm6aen iebe ID nidt
bod peroe i'd nidtg snridiioBen aber arbeitiamfst,
I@parianlfeit un6 Qffnratee lino bel mir Sauptia=
den. gBer oorin nidt eani iider, r1elbe iid nidt.
etne 3ufnftise finbet cine pobleineeridtete Saus.
haltune. Sic brauatb bios bineill sn issen;; aber
burh bic 3eb. bes 8lattes.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-03-26

sspferben, Ninbbieb ooer S1meinen, nelde I'M
@taa sebolten uerben iollte nlar mebrere Male per
Wode frlde groe seben. Dieielbe bef6rbert nno
reeulirt Die Weroouung, rei3t ben Mppetit. beDabrt
|por 3ranfbeten, bdlt Die 9aut in gutter Oronuns
uno bef6rbert i'm Mueemeinen bic Geiunobeit Der
Sbiere. Ales 0ieb rauft m6brenb oes @raiens bier
uno ba elm Ylihel gras aug unb fribt ibn, Wnr3el,
grbe uno Niles, uno eIouben mir, bab Die Groe Elm
8eoirfniB Der oniimalii4en 2ebensbeoin9unae lit
|uno BON oem .groBten Nuben fir ben Geiunobeits-
suitan0 Der Shiere. 4. 80 E.ssl als As.- {.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-03-26

Or. Sarbaueb, Der Gtaatsbibliotbefnr, i'll bonn
@DuDerneur OATES fir bieien Yoiten wieber ernannt
nnS bieie Grnennuns am Donnediae poiu Senaie
hsHdtiat morben s"7 s Fl.A S a' Z. sl3s -.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-03-26
Sberif'S Yroelanlatipn. !.

Den auafeirten gDdtern ron granfn gountp, g., wirb
bierbu anaeisi, itren repeepen Watpldten am sY.
fen Npntas I'M MpriI 1868, ndmlih sos - W
-a am 6tcn 9aSe bes Mprit 1865,
u1amtn ~ fommen unb fur sinen Riter Der Court Of
0pmmon gleas su thinner; beiasts Mdt muS andfs fsin
tn Der erttsn bee 6unften triets
bes Staates Sto, - s3fs f6s - 8
gepeben inter meiner 6anbf1rift uub GiessI
jsi,oel an eteism fsdbffn Gage i'm Mdra 1865. gs
@eore 8. Garbart, d
5'E IN NfH Sffri9 srn grdaf4in Gruns, Ct'r.
Wdrt H. e e&1~ 80 t q bm Mn
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-03-26
l1nion 9otel, 3
Crpnt{fraee, Wtarietta, Cbto.

Der nsraeidnete ssist hermit teebeE an, bae q bas
frhbre Union 6aus lberncmmsn un6 am lsn avsl nnssf
osm Namen .nnion 6ett erbnsn mirn 6eonnt!c sssans
Be IDS mir bic Mufmertiamfttt bes reiienbu yublume ant
Sic reunbliAtn 6immsr mnb suten 4stsu I'm 1anf M sn-
fen aud icl 81 Mot sutsn Sssien anh icuefu esf-
iAunaen better Aaalttdt fttlen E Il n "a -
nm freunhlitsn 3uirru& hittft,
Wdrj 1s. lmfS
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-03-26
Stadt Columbus.

Oempfratifbes @tant nnc Sotpmfbt;
@ 9.ez --ssv Stfet. ..ass -...-'9e
(WabI am Montag, ben 6. NpriI)
Spmnfbfp Sruftees.- Sames goonep,
Y9iIipp Sd3binger,
- -. -,s.e sssss 49, Got 8. Smith.
gonRabIer - ssriebrih gaper, E ..z.
ag aa 90. s. 6orn,s.ss ssasif as1 5'7
.-sss aseE Gbrift. 8artlina. -.a.s.
Somnfbtp aglerf.- - @eora Bed. - e-
Z 81 .a Gdabmetiter. = 9einrid Weiier.
affefior. - g. 9ompfins. "7'3' :.
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Snternal Nepenue..
Sisbfntfr pifrikt pon % bio.
g1Dtfa fir 4fUDelf0fiOmsu.


Sn @smdsbeit Der gerfisunsen Der Section l9 Ginss 0s-
eeee, UNI einf 5ntsa ReSenue CUR unterfleune Der We.
s'srana une snr 8abIuas bs onn auf bic NaenaIldulb
~ lassn wo ssroar sis Mu.!, sssstsn bas Die idbl
aaren eieenisn) fur 1868 unb au 8ubrmsre ssbeut u6ren
0ele- unb ie., In GronfIin 0ounty an
y %. Wdra 1868 seihIoiien nerben.
aas erfcnen, wtt % ssraumt taben lire anaabes rs
eae 0eles g Ssranst, jn MAIDEN, merben nmmar tefsue
ert unb nf DuBe binusefh9t. SIN Der Sfre ber sbdf9-
1Hsfersn, Sahpa.Gdf pom pe. nnb Gerujfraes Ia Ssr
Stabt Gclumbue, merbe idh am tss g87f
Samitds, 4. alpril fses,
bic gtrbansunssn Der @sbus seren unb BIZ i6brI,8e
fe ste wtt sorbeiast, aneenrmme unb inerIes murbt
allen ysIioasa sis Ssrun. CUR nfpsun scrIsssn
ubertrebener S4dbana 9arauHaaen coer Muf,dbIunoeu
burh bic gtnlfs Meoe eie auf Der idbrIiden pe Ser.
stnst fstsn antoren uHe harnbtr eadsibsn. Beiasse
asspsnai',nsn ns i4rfti ~ taAsn anS mitn bic Sc
gndeiouna stwanfdt nirb eeeRersn une fcIen AND BEN
Vruno onsr ess wrnep bfs 9rsums prlber seast pish
anseten s. 49, sssH7- -
"a. s. 3oeue,
a.s,.. mas.s gss. 81 aqsaur, 2 Diirti son Osss.
Is. Ndrj 2rtwulmn
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0oInmbns Winrftberi6t.

erIumbus, "a. Maa 1868.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-03-28
co Nj M f H CEAL
Boston Boot and Shoe Market.

BOSTON, March 26.
There Is no special change to record in the Boot
and Shoe trade OF the week; the demand. If any
thing, is little better. and with the receipt OF some
orders and the presence OF few buyers in town.
trade Is iar light work continuing active prices are
neld quite as firm for all descriptions, while tor goods
60 order some advance is demanded especially for all
out some cause that they cannot advance prices to
keep pace with stock, many kinds of which have been
advancing since the opening of spring trade and are
SUI very nrm IN price, with little prospect of being
any lower IN time to be of advantage to manu- aetur-
ers IN their spring sales. Mems work. calf boots
congress and bamorals are in full supply; in calf
WORK the buyers make many complaints of the poor
STOCK wnich was used last seas n, and disposed
a. r as Is possible to buy goods with other kinds of
tent workmen on ladies' and chlldrens cloth Boots
con niue IN request in that branch OF the trade and
orders Tor gooGs ale in advance of supplies Strikes
among the workmen still continue in some of the
towns ana have tendency to strengthen the prices
Total shipment OF boots ana shoes nv rail and a..
for the week, 19,269.-IShoe and Leather Reporter.
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IRON tn Round Table, New York, July, 1871
The Portland Press evinces commendable ener-
~ III coiiating facts pertaining to the commercial
manufacturing aud agricultural life OF its State lis
editorial opinions are also expressed with unusual
weight anu it is the only provincial journal in The
madam events. " Wv
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NEW YORK. March 27-6 P. MIN Money there
was an improved feeling to-day, with much more
terror were comparatively light with steady influx
nom the South, still there was very little doing in
OF speculative interest during the afternoon, CLOSING
at l3S4; loans made at 364t per cent. for carry
ing. Foreign Exchange closed dull and quiet; very
advanced in price, with fair demand in consequence
Of the easier condition OF Money. The following are
the quotations coupon 6s 1881, ILL., do is 1862,
July, lC6g; do 1867, l07; 1O4C's 1909 1905 lU5I
Stocks have been quite firm during the afternoon,
prices Pacific Mail 1O4; New York Central. 1901
Eric, 69a; Reading, 91a; Michigan Southern, ISL
Cleveland d Pittsburg, off; Chicago & North West
Wayne, 1922.
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NEW YORK.

SEIZURE OF TOBACCO MANDATORY.
new new Y 2! March ga large tobacco man
the revsr ~ AT street was sez ed to-day by
the Government. Pending judicial action the
names OF the proprietors are withheld WV
ARRIVAL OF STEAMSHIPS
The steamship ss,n SANTIAGO de Cuba, from AS
Henry Chauncey, from New York IIth mn
arrived at Aspinwall The Santiago de t nfa
brings $474000 in treasure. 0uO"
WESTON THE PEDESTRIAN
BUFFALO, March 27.--At the grand enter.
tainment for the benefit of the poor at st.
James Hall, this evening, Weston, the pedes-
TRAN, walked mile in minutes and So Sec
LEGISLATIVE.
:, ALBANY, March 27.-An action was had in
Lieutenant Governor , vh? fU Ills IL the
bill amending the Metropolitan Excise law,
which had passed the Assembly.
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f u Is . L.



LONDON, March 27.-In the House of Lords
this evening, the question of the Alabama
claims came up and gave rise to some debate.
Earl Russell made a speech. in which he re-
viewed the relations of Great Britain and the
United States during the war of the rebellion.
and defended the policy pursued by him in
the case of the Alabama and other Confederate
cruisers.
Lord Cairns sustained the course of tbe Sec.
rotary OF state for Foreign Affairs, Lord Stan
government on the Alabama claims.
Lord Westbury defined the laws of ENGLAND
bearing upon the questions at issue. and de-
MED the justice of the CLAIMS for indemnitv
urged by Mr.. Seward.
d, In the House of Commons this evening
Lore nora k Stanley gave notice that on Monday
next ne should offer resolution that the con.
SHERATON OF the question of reform in The
Isis i church establishment be left to the next
Parliament. w '-0 'ieA'
ITALY.
NAPLES, March 27.--Admral Farragut has
70 inns city from Rome. He will re-
nam mere few days for repose and recrn;t
nent OF his health, and then sail with his feet
Tor Constantinople.
AUSTRIA.
LONDON, March 27.-The report teleoranbea
from Vienna a day or two ago. that the civil
marriage bull had finally passed both houses of
nelchsratn was premature. Some amend.
nShts We're made In the upper house and the
Dill was returned to the lower house for its
concurrence These amendments We're agreed
TO to-day by the lower branch, and the hin ne
amended now stands passed by both bouses
I anu only awaits the assent of the Emperor to
MADRID, March 27-The Spanish Cortez
mas passed bill granting indemnity to Great
britain for seizure and detention of the vessel
Queen Victoria. '0'''A
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LOUISIANA.
ORDER FOR An ELECTION.

NEW ORLEANS, March 81 Gen. Buchanan
has issued an order for an election N LOUIS
tatives of the United States and such State,
judicial, parish and municipal officers as are
provided for by the Constitution to be submit
ted This election is to be in all respects a
part of the election heretofore ordered in q
such notifications as may be required by the
act of Congress, under which it is ordered that
ballots for or against the Constitution shall
have on them the name of the several candi-
dates voted for, and returns of the elections
shall be made to the commanding General
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MADRID, March 27-The Spanish Cortez
mas passed bill granting indemnity to Great
britain for seizure and detention of the vessel
Queen Victoria --0 ''''0i
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Guardians Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue o. license
IN from the Hon. John A. Waterman, Judge OF
Probate. within and for the County Of Cumberland,
Stateof Maine at court holden on tho first Tues
day of February A. d. 1868, Isaac o. Pearson, Guar
dian tor Emma j. p. Quincy, minor her OF Lois
Downer late OF Portland, in said County, deceased,
will sell at public auction the 9th day OF April
next, at O'Clock in tie forenoon the premises
one six OF house, stable and lot No 20 Brattie St.
in the city OF Portland
ISAAC o. PEARSON,
mar26-aod3w Guardian.
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[From the waterville Mail, Oct. 25.l
The proprietors OF the Press are sparing no ex-
pense IN strengthening their editorial force aud in
improving their paper in every department, A arst
class daily may now be found without going ont of
the State. es ' Vi
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MAssACHUsEEys.


COMMITMENT FOR MURDER ON TIE HIGH SEAS.
BOSTON, March 27.-Charles Henry Mac
Loon and Nicholas Kearney, master and first
mate of the British ship Themis, were ar
falgned in the Municipal Court to-day charged
with manslaughter in causing the death of
Chas. Edwin Hooper. The accused pleaded
not guilty, and were held to bail in the sum of
$4,000 each for trial.
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LONDON. March 27-Afternoon. conso,s rtssdv-
IN securities United States 5-2O's 72i al 72i
Ellie 4'f; Illinois Central shares SOL, ~
on LlvEkfo9 DOL, March 27-Aternoon-Cotton frns
mddhg uplands on the spot 1Oid; do 10 I've ia
mddling Orleans iO9d; stock a1oat $50 Goo hats 81
which $50, 900 are American 'VO" oanes' VI
Breadstuffs flrmer. Flour 37s 3d. Cslitor,;,
43s. Cheese Sos Cd. Dacor'
LONDON, March 2S-5 P. M.-Consols closed NJ 90
a 93A tor money. " 80
American securties-U. S. 5-20's 724; Illinois Gem
trail shares S93; Erie Railroad shares IS.
FRANKFORT, March 27-5P P. M.-United States
5-20's closed firm at 754 a 75R.
LIVERPOOL, March 27-5 p. M.-Cotton closed
100 a 16s; sales 1900 bal es Breadstuffs closed
strong and unchanged. Provisions aud Produce un-
changed.
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War Department,
SURGEON GENERALS oFFIc

SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE,
Washington, d. c., March 2, 1868.
ADVERTISE MENT.
AN Army Medical Board, to consist of Surgeon
d. Is. Brown, Brevet Brig. Gent U s. A. Sur
geon H. r. Wirtz, Brevt Lieut.. Col. u S. A., Sur
geon John Moore, Breyet COL U. s. A. and As
sIstant Surgeon A. a. Woodruff, Brevet Lieut. Col,
U. s. A, viii meet in New York City on the list OF
May next, Tor the examination of ssstant Surgeons
U; 5. Army. Tor promotion, and of candidates Tor
admission INTO the Medical staff OF the u S. Army
Applicants must be between q and 80 years of age.
cal college = 'a.--s'
:, Applications for permission 10 appear before The
Board should be addressed 10 tie Surgeon General
y. ,, Army and must state the full name. residence,
ana date and place of birth OF the candidate
testimonials as 10 character and qualifications
must furnished. II the applicant has been In the
meilcal service OF the Army during the late War
the tact should be stated, gether with his former
rank, and date and place of service and testimoni-
ais from officers with whom he has served should
also be forwarded.
No allowance is made for the expenses of persons
undergoing examination, 1t is an indispensable
prerequisite to appointment. The number OF yacan-
cles now existing in the Medical Corps of the Army
Is thirty mine.
j. X. BARNES,
Surgeon General, U. s. A.
Mar G-ti[l June az.
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The Angel of Health to America.


The Angel of Health to America.
have sung to listening Europe with my beverage in
land. wy Pe"Pieu
Europe heard me and her millions rushed to feel
FROM the humble cot and homestead to the lofty row.
Shall A%esriea, the chanless-she the mighty, the
Working out the grandest problem on the mystic sen
Shall this glorious wondrous country not be thrilled
beneath my voice,
And IN us hie-giving splendor also evermore rejoice?
~ az ~ Aou my beverage, for the Feeble, tor the
FOR the ssee;and for tho Suffering sinking in Dis
See before it Coughs, Bronciis, stou,achs foul, Ds-
And, as at command of Heaven, like crew of de-
see' Ine;ip I Consumption spreads ne more her
But the rich rel rose Of vigor laughs mon Tho b-
man cheeki NPOA 'Ae ~"
see 't = to nursing mothers always surest sweetest
See, with it the weakest ladies walk in Healt,,sown
breezy gadei ''""
O. with what divine, bright power has it for the ma
Like some ssraph afluence flowing from god
Shone without the faint ofeyil aeobo, vino ola 70
slowed, ~ W
While "a healatal, pure refreshment through the
Human System fowedi '
am proud OF all my medals hut what are tbeso 70
the thought 1850 "'e '"eSo ~
That my Beverage has such UeaI;pp n ,r,rr.ho-
ed thousands brought: "
That my HoFF, by me Entrusted with ,bia R,ass;nc
keeps unfurled ~ DS''As'
On the Flag OF Truth its deatb,ess v;r.,,.. a.. A.,
whole wide world? ~ '"e
noffS MALI LXTRACTi onwardl onwardl
inward Beverage of Health!
In it SHINES the surest Fountain of the
SOULS and BoDY's wealth. -. 49,.
see the remarkable testimonials of the ROYAL
familes OF Russia, Prussia. France, Denmark ETC
HoFF. NV ~
TAT the Paris and London Expositions Mr.. Hoff
received hrst-class medals, and in New York, Med-
CHI socieues have approved his Beverage.
For sale at the depot and by druggists and grocers
Agents for Maine w. F, PHILLIPS & CO., Port
land, maros collie
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MISC SIPPH.

ASSASSIN COMMITTED TO JAIL.
JACKSON, March 27.-Gibbons, the assassin
of Estille, was committed to jail without the
privilege of bail.
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NEB RASK A.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.

OMAHA, March 27.-The Union Pacific Rail-
road is completed to a point 27 miles west of
Cheyenne, and within four miles of the high
est summit on the route. The number of men
now employed in that section is 5000.
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