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1HE STRIKE OF the car factory hands at st.
All.rs ,,cr TL,y t.,., .r.t ,r,od IA ,cnrl
~ '''''
eleven hours day with an increase OF wages.
SIR ui.r Su,rr Trtrs Wc Lro,y of mn
49,.
cheaper ana more expeditions way oI lncf'a5-
inr the yuluc of buildiur LOTT, than Ly sciliur
""i 'i'H' trees NJN is lh' Time % aii''1
60 II. our VILLAGE is mona too wpiI suullisl
,,ith l.m..,I Nt,,1., vl.,,.. :. ...' r..
'"''' :. '''"' ''l "
lew hundred more, and the sooner they are
set ult tine Lcttrr. From. ,.,.tiu ,lr r,.,
''' '' wa ~. ~
OF May, Is the best um' "' .cn to 3' il in.
II viii le 90 les. work now t'anirIo-lnnrod
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,ly do these laws illustrate that old political
maxim of the English nation, that q Parlid-
pcnt called va couVucror is itself conquered
md cnslavcd Who but foreigners. usurpcrs
,ud tyrants, could have made for the People
Of kansas--a people " perfectly free, such
laws as these. Anntomi.ts viii describe the
and even the force OF the blow, If
YOU only show them the wound.
Behold the proofs on which these nllcgn-
tons of invasion. usurlatiou and tyranny,
made hv the new state % Kansas, rest. They
arc first the Presidents own virtual admis-
sion. BY dclrncrs Indirect, Irrelevant, il-tcm-
ucrcd and cvasivc. second, an absolute agree
nout concurrence and harmony between the |
statements Of the conflicting parties who |
were engaged in the transactions involved, /
third. the consequences OF those transactions /
exactly such as must follow If the accusa-
tions he true, and such as could not result if
they be false. \ few words, However, must
he added, to bring moro distinctly into view
the Presidents completely IN these transac-
lions. and to establish his responsibility
therefor The President openly lent his OIL
cial influence and patronage to the sliyehold.
crs Of Missouri, to effect the ahrogatou Of
the prohibition Of slavery in K1usas contain
ed in the act Of Congress Of $50. lie knew
their purposes in regard to the elections in
Kansas. lie never intcricrcd to prevent. to
defeat or to hinder them. lie employed his
official patronage to aid them. lie now de-
tends and protects the usurpaton and tyrau-
ny. established by the invaders IN h1nsts,
with all the influence OF ms exalted s,auun'
and even with the military power OF the Re
public; anu he argues the uuIy OF thr people
there to submit to the iortlblc eStah!iS hment
oi slavery, IN violation ol the national pledge
which hc concurrtJ in giving, that they
4 Should he lett perfectly Tree To reject or cS-
/ cIudc that Justly obnoxious system. 1t thu,
/ appears that the PRESIDENT OF the Oultcd
states .oIdS tle people OF N'l'"' PROSTATE
anl chSlaNed ut ms Ie't' ,,.
10 complete tAe l''h'ul account "i '"ls
great crime it is necessary now to add that
there has not be"n one day or night, since
the Government OF Kansas was constituted
and eooh9ed to the PRESIDENT OF the Mtcd
. States in which either the properties. or the
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W,.ut>,7o, irril IN
III, r,-,.laycry majority in the senate
were r.r, -l.,dci and t1lky to.dar, in consc.
Iunrc, AZ G,v c.,,,rI's sncocL vcstcr,a,
.ho,, ,,.. n ,,,.t cyci,cj All s,nr,o, dab"io
for over four hours On the ,rintinr Of tia
Ears q Free State memorial in ,yl,irn no,rIv
half the senator. r,rtiri,,,tnI Nr rri,,cn
den pitched into Gov. seward sayn,olv, and
was answered with shirt Mr. IIa,nii, IF
Maine comrarcd tho a,,,,rorts r. rrao Kat,.ns
to Lord North who refused TO receive rho me-
titions Of our fathers rrior To flo ,r,r ~ h.
doronJorco. Which orcntlv ovcit"J ,ho sia,.dr,,
men. At lcnoth. when our side had Girly
beaten the other the latter discovered tbnt
ensures had been made in the memorial. and
writing; whcrcuron they raised Il dust about
Its authenticity, which they affected to doubt,
and at length were bold enough to deny. Gen
| ta's, who had presented the memorial. dodg
| cI, Of course, when the shot began to fly, and
! the printing was not only refused, but the
| vote referring the memorial was reconsidered,
and the document returned to Gen. Ca's. 50
slavery hEe many another rascal, escaped
| conviction by picking a law IN the lndlct-
memt-M q: 10 lHbmc
Inc memorial In question was an appeal
from the members OF the free-Statc Legsla-
tur' to Congress IN Othal OF immediate ad-
mission. ana IN Vlndlca t0n OF their move
mcnt'. The Hlw discovered in 1T was simply
~ III, ''S'''0''' WIZ VolleS anu "o' '"'
o'tT"n',ii .,
.i,,-in;i, w. m! ~
t'c ci",'I'i ~ SNOW NAV t'c HnemorI'l,s'n
.pn'ein l!ui'u no ItDelllon' out mercy asked
e''g "in'Saon u natISts DIS sun il'o tne
co"''"clncS vi @4Ial Terms WIN ine otner
SUITS "Incn lreceJeu 'hem' lie neheVed tne
I''us'l " HiniI' h'nS!s as state ~ould
.ya't A'l q I'",t oul OF lhG mon, anu Huoteu
,%,t ,os;tio -i'''0'' " l''''
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DIED

10 lime,burgb, April oth, Mrs. WtAltur
NLLLiR,wiic Of Seth Wei er, aged 50 year.
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competent to cope with the Northern cmi-
grafton. The great struggle will come OF ut
the next election, in October. 1856, and un-
less the South can at that time maintain her
ground all will be lost"
The SENriNELis alarmed at the proposal
Of Col. Fremont as candidate for the next
Presidency, and is Concerned, as often here
tolore, for the consistency Of the Free Press.
Our qualification at such evidence Of interest |
In our course, is in this case a little lcssencd |
| by the prematurcncss Of the Santinc's con-
Germ. 1t will be time enough for our ncighbor
to express surprise at our readiness to set up
Col. Fremont, when We have set up any
one, or are ready to set up any one,
as the representative Of our principles
At present we are not ready to express pre-
ference for any man for the Presidency,
certainly not for any one of whom we know
as little as we do of Mr.. Fremont Col.
Fremont is undoubtedly gallant and able
man, and his frank and manly letter to Gov.
Robinson, (Which we copy below,l expires.
sing his d" cortial Sympathy with the Free
'''"'' ',.,,' III ''''i' ''','' "'' '"' ny ','
dons oil slavery SHOW nm TO 'e on the r'Sht
side Of TIE Kansas question, round which
must gather the hottest OF the coming strife
But we have not expressed. and cannot, as
yet, an q inion That he is tho man called for
by the cXigcncics o: the time. We are
content in this matter to wait the re-
! sult of fine EnnuLIic,n %nti,n,l Cn,,s,t;.,,
H. .i.,.,...,.,;',,., ,.., ...,,.. ...l.....:.;,
l''', n
Oh copying the OPINIONS OF other journals ON
prominent candidates for the nomination,
without being considered thereby to cndor,,
.l, ~, L.,., ,..t
.
words u some one VINO Is crazy enough
to urge the fitness Of Gen Pierce for another
term of the Office lie di,rrac,s. and ,uoy ,o
;.o,,,i, If ,,o .r,,,ll ...,;.
t wv '''' wv -"''"1'
: VIII not rank us with the supporters Of that
unfortunate object of general pity.
:
n ''' -,
r LEI EEK ihoA Noi' rEtN3NT'- Inc Ip!lp"ln@
! letter from ~. fremont to Cow Charles
i'oo,n9o"' VI Nu"s's' ",s oech "1n'eu 10 US
: ~ ."u n4i n',I:'i'' Win HIS consent
II '""' ~ '"'N'i ~ i"'i''u.N
IS NLW ORR, March Ii, l>5i,
&c 10 second Avenue.
Ny Dcar SIR Your letter Of February
reached me in Washington some time since
d read 1t with much satisfaction. 1t was a
i great pleasure to lind you retained so lively a
Dut lily own experience is that rtriinTNlt,
ana valuable friendships are most often form.
l. ed IN contests and struggles If n man Ia.
/ good points. then they became salirnt and
l. we know each other suddenly.
had both been THINKING and sro, linz, "a
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InE SLAyER.--Tho schooner Falmouth
'ci1'd a short time since, at New York. on
suspicion Of being SLAYER, has been con.
d'mned as such and vii, be sold. together
with her cargo, stores, furniture, SAILS. rio
glng, Ne, at auction, on the 9th inst. for
the benefit of the government and the officers
who made the seizure.
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TIL Il L r Il Il p r L IS.
RIfIiIJNt.TO
Is Ia " y Is ! ~ "
+ RIDAY MORN INC APBth Is, 1856.

Fo, ro,vv Wscciouy is,icuituroi amt Ed,iorioi
Ult,,ts, s,c frd Pogc.
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Ra'' A''.' 'mherous, ErysipcIa. aui -giod.
lou' hnmors are utterly epdc,tcd from The blood
'nl system by the chemical action of Arnold's
vital lluid and Homeopathic Globulc..
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Jenny Lind gave Il concert at Exeter Hall.
London, and bestowed the entire proceeds,
IlSl2, towards q fund for Florence Nicht.
ingale.
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Professor Nuremberg, the Microscopl,t
has been successfully cmp'oyedby tho Prus-
sian rail road company. to surp'y evidence
for t he detection Ola thief \ key of specie
had been emptied upon the line OF the road.
reiillet with sand, and sent ON its way. The
company applied to the professor to know
whereabouts on the road the sand came from
lie asked for samples from all the stations
examined them with his microscopc-and
identified the sand in the kcg as coming from
one OF the stations. The field of detective
inquiry thus narrowed was immediately
occupied by the agents OF the police, and
the stolen treasure in short time traced to
one OF the employees Of the road.
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DSefD AfSenabtfs ST TOMS.

Der uuttrtttGntts bistet BIC pbief an bet Gdt her 5anVre
ab eOmbarbar: selsesne sane tur Nftstbt fur 8aat, Gsnisrt
8orltfun gen u. {. 10. an.
9as GtaSliHcmsat umfa6t ttnt erUbt 5aGt, ipti ~tltsanis
Drtpattntmcr, iwet Mrileibe3tmmer, NIT allen trfprberltGep
uitnftttn. en Brpsss Spsilttmmer, Ride u. 1. no.
Rletne gartten tonnen nit 3inutrn BON tntfpr e6sntsr G rott
btbtent wtrDen. EtIht, safeltu@er, @prte1an. anf @IoS|etpiIf
Isr 9tf&.aufpartnn8 fuo tn %stHdsenbtr Mleu8t fir trstni
tint 6efli&tett r~erbdnben.
&SsRfant tam fur Qanbpartttn, 6ftntIiht GtRt pbtt Trtrat
famiIi.n ir9enb eth Z hel pcu fdmmtlidf bt Iii6e, Bdni
Seaer, @lditr, aitRer, @abeln &c. bes GtnbliFements tinief
utsthst rDtrben. Sobn We@tp@
t9uutfatt yNeh. 9IHeu btb-Mrrmk /"
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Nutofps@ opinos=8ou
%. Ifai 1886

ZO. UlNt lOCO-
Orttte @rtra=D tpirenbe.
Der Brdlibent unb bic Oireftpren Der Cute NJ
Sapins8>8anf BON Baltimore cine @rs
ipioenbe ppn Dem @ewtnn Der 3 letten
Sabre erflGrt.
Der seiebltde 8etrag te5iebt iid uui iolde
Sumnletl, Die I'M Stunt I'M L., 2. peer 3. Sabre
beprnirt mprben linb.
Spn 3jabri9en Depplten tpirb cine grtras
Oiptbenbe BON II Brpeent.
SON 2iabrtgen Oeppliten miro eine Grtra=
OtulDenhe BON 5 BrDcent
uuo bon 1idbrieen Depoliten cine @rtra@Oi>
bon 81 8rpcent be5ohlt.
OteIe 0tpioenoe ber idbrliden Snterefieh
BON 3 Brreert, melde benz Deppfitpr gut ses
idrieben werpen, beise6dblt, sepabren jepent
Depplitpr Bis gum 1. Stunt 6 8rpcent fIr lebes
ESabr unp fir Die lesten 3 Sabre 81 8rpcent
idbrlid einserednet, Die 3inle85inlen Der lteben
Isela1lenen ldbrliden Sntereien.
Die Staat8z unb Staot@Garen BON ben Girtz
lasen nerbeu BON ben 8anfen be5ablt.
Die pbise Dipibenpe ipiro ben Oepoltpren
5ueeldrieben merpen nnb bonn /. SUM- an Sn.
%terelIen tra9en.
Die @rtrazD ieioenbe unb SabresintereIIen
Iollen BIG gum 20. Stunt IN alle Bidder Der De-
politrren ein9eldrieben merpen. Die 8anf 1T
tdslid pon 10 Bis / 1lbr pflen, INN Depoiiten
gu elnpfan9en rnp 5uriid5u5ab[en unc icnitt9e
9elddftlide Sb~liegenbeiten gu belpr8en.
SIN Nultrag be8 DireftrriumS.
IrE~ 49, -. &
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1or,nt 1r1tD 0eim06tte.

3ablbar NIT ST pet Bpde.
Seber Gbeilneb mer Elm reter
BeltBer.
Die Baltimore 8armsgpmp. Sertauft pn lest AT 3n benz BIZ
ii9en NretS y II $50 = 55 yer Mder
1000 fletne Tdrnteu.
Dtefe G~oupo8ute btetet bierburd bem @ublifunt bic Ieltene
@~elc9euteit, 0drtenfarmen gu Rem biaisfaea Yreiie sa ermerben
unO 3mar init abi4laessaPlunss son MUIR
ST. per MO1e,
Sarmen an@SSan$6'ttefnS irbalS fs S. fir ie cine a~n66ssabltt
babcn. 0as 2anb lie9t bod, 1T 9eunO unb trgfen anb TT
b%iaiaten 6artncr- 5armsn, pei6e Bis let i'm ,marfts partn
ans bietert Secerin@un te 6sfe @s~legeupet sur Grpertuna
elmer freten OeilnItdtte.
Der 9rpft, trelden 0artenfarucu e"tnGrtr9en, 1T 9r6ber, ais
her 0crrinn iepes anoeren @ehdftS. @tenip 1T aabeflnnt,
boe tus 2anrleRen fur @rmodfene uuabtdn9i9er unb dub fir
) Distinguishing ~ "a ag' sea csIss T. ftsd tie INNER II i Is a ny per.
Sen, pas neben freteu 3mcfen au& %bteitenter 0ertb cr@erbsn
yeraus3att burd welAe iebpd penn lie 6esa6lt Itnb ni&tS
METER srreidt wtrb. 8et benz &auf elmer pocr inebrerer Gar.
tras taum mebr ais bic s~er6bnlide Miette %betraetu, unb bod
babei Gem 8dufer 6aS 8runbfid iel6t etperken. Gin 9rtnjtp
mug y Wp i hi Srl1osn. Sic ti GGsfs s]pstutantcn { Isatss tets
ttre 8aplt0lien in Grunbbefs an bd eteier, b~eipnber5 IN Der
NGbe Won Baltimore, nit jebem Sabre i'm QBertbe iteist.
9as gaa6 Der 9otfc. 8arnsG oHYaenis lieat On bsi:sn Sci
ten 6e6 g9tlaOelpbia 9an0ne5S nnS 6egtnnt ment9e @tsilen pom
Der Sta6t8renAe nab eal8 III bt Nabe ber pbtlapslp9ia-gil-
Der gpertt bteles eanees mus unb wirb F5 %pnsebener ft
germ, fpbalo bic WtebrSabl Der 8arneu Sertauft unb inter Mns
beu aenpmrnen It. Nu9 8rausn umb Minoerjatrise lestere
Surt &rufee's, trnneu 8arneu ermerben unp eeNen.
Nabere uno ppaltanpi9ere Nusfunfts bic @eese Der @pntpa9.
ME, f3pteein bpaitdnoi9er 9lanse e5 2dnbes fSnMen in Der 81.
fe gr. 50 Baltimore uuter 6isbitra6e ~eingeieEen mer6en.
Nuftr69e ron du6erbal6 QSpbnenben, pef1en Der Betrag Der
erlten ~GinaaRlut8 (St( ~teiselest 1T, werpen prompt unO gut
bert9t.
8eomte, erfpdblt am %. Qpril 1856.
prdFbeat-@om |graS9, 96asretler Der o~Spmefeab QanS.
Company, philadelphia, ga.
etse-prdiGDsnt-5on abOnias 8. 5lorence, eprsre6mttateb
ppu Q6ifabelpbia. ga.
s6~asmsfer-@surse .. Cover, @sa., SIR. 20S @sf9alti.
mrre Str.
@esretdrs-@ 9. eantis, ofTee, SIR. 55 On .gattimureRr,
~unterbalb 6i9B, SIpieite.
bslpbia, pa; Son. ., Y. 6pfman Gpn6re6mitSlieb, 9alti.
ntOre, gtb:; 9on. S. 1i. Sarris, GpnereBmit9tteo, Baltimore;
mure, Me. 5. %. alnutt, @sq4 prdFbent Der ,,gant IT Gun.
rnerce", Baltimore, @arq anc 5riebrid Satne, @Sq., &ebat,
tear hS oDeutfhen GorrelpUnbenten", Baltimore, Me. gbar-
les 3eesm4are, @Sa. Ir. So G9amesfrafe, Baltimore, @tb. /;
S. 90. &idarpipn, @Sa,, &itp.G paeetpr. @altinere, @Rb.
InbitrrS-S. &. 6ines, @sq., SIR. A %. @alttmpre,S Str. ;
81. Gautfelb, @gqs Ode opn Caroline unb pratt Str; 81. s..
Mattbdtg GSqa Scr. t27 Gbamesitr., 8eG's tpptnt.
BIS Office Stunben ppn 8 ubr @prmtttagS BIS 9 lt6r NbbS.
f0ntb1n mr.
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in neueiter 8riiblinssmpbe.

NUHN' WI 2. ILITPUW ,
SSeS1eb, Star nno SDbne
@eneralzG pmmiIip rs5 anhel8~6alt8,
lar ben gertauf SON SfGttet.Gataf, @ett, @rssi.
fipnen, Nefern, @rpbuttt, S6tnfene
Yer. IS q 81 SIcs@6arle8@Str
imfiden graft unb &ambcnfraBe. nebe bem Tabat. SufYet.
tipns-oauS, Baltimore,
bditen tets auf Eager aussleidnetes 8amila unb Grtra. @aebl
UNI ben belten Cougar cure6)
Sdtnfen,
ipwie antere 5prten ssn grptutten 80 ben bai8fen 8tctefale.
Qreiien. QSeSle9 Starr ue SDbnt.
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Qnnthrr.

9ttors-Aren.s- g9tr boben einen 9uten 0prrat6 BON
phisen .@rtitel srbalten. 5erner Gi6en- unb @l&en : Dtelen
ron periAiebenen Scrten, seei9net fir gBa9enma6er &c.
gBtr baben eleiafaaS an 5anb cine erpse uuS mpblu0crtirte
GusmabL pom trufenen grettern befebenO aus @%ia6aspns,
8tri3, Dalnue, pdppel, gu6ea, 8irfen &C. in alien 6Srten;
linas, Shingles, 9atbs, Spit, seantfine &c.
Sbpfnd6 unb 9rtce,
MISUNDERSTANDING sp. Gafern uHe
-. Gnnfnn Nna -....L...
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GEectrptpniIcbe @eiIanffaIt!

467 @rrtt, Ste iber Der Poplar, pbtIabeIbbfa!
Or. g. beiIt ane eebeinten G~ranfbetten 6urdb feline electrstpui .
l6en MtItel rpbur1 Sober nor na1tbetiaen Grlaeu asfdlkt
1T. rel tnpeterirten Qanse ane...n6enen) Qetben, no Der pa
|hert Ntereur peer anbere metaailhe Subffnn3en gerpHen, iper.
pen duBerosnt bic electrstenifbsn SdpiBb66er (feine ~9Eaferb6.
6er) anaepanbt, pceur6 faS AuedNber aus benz 66rper emf.
itrnt rtro jurpetlen tn Quautitdten bic bent blpBen Nuae
tNtbar tnb: Dteis Watttel icattn as Na6fur aud Dtsienissn
Herau1eu3 bic lest san3 sefunS frlbsr aber an elmer iUIGen
Iratben, bepOr er ouf btefsm 9Dese R6sr tit. bsnn mie Wenise oibt
Ies, Die ffA ni6t etnieer teaen SInben son fribsr tenuEt fnf.
Scum Elm Wort I'm Bertraueni
an Die. relde burd frIter ~eetriebene Sueenbfin6en rber &C.
ibletltder, Musl9 petfun8 f4 bic 8plsen ~3ueeSeen baden,
ais &ageneine Sbwate, Observation-Disclosures @ebSdtnis.
IIbwd6s, Wi6fimntun8, DrIfen i'm 8ppfs, S6winbe, Obrer-
ImGnnlt6en 8raft unt enbltb QebsusaterbruB un6 no bic az.
lw0bnlt6en Weittel bSdfsns cine spruberesbenbe @rIetGteruna
berpprbrineen, perben burd BITE Mnwen6un8 Der 6uBeren uuS
Itnnersn &lectretrnie ~ppafdnbis eebet.t. Wetne WRcbsbe te-
pirtt bier 3uwetten lBunber unb leifet I menigen gDpden n,etr
ais iohrelanses Mebteintren INT Stanbe mar. 6alfde Gdeam
licQtf Nterndne abbaIten f6 fpfprt an mid su member. lIkR
Ipena man IT'D muir zines e~injieen 6aaes bewuef IN. @eius
IDttttel rerben gut perpadt Per @rsree su9elhtft ~ be6 Nte.
Intdne ben Snbalt crratttn lam. @nelih tit n,ein glet.
II stpnilbes gr6ferrattp UNI faas f6 nod feine nah.heilt.
l9en. 5ol9en 8ejetgt bateu. fclden Dor3ubeuaen, nit nenie Rotten
pertnuptt uno Anen gu %enpfeblen. Sci elmer CIR, no bic
Shwtspaeer notbis erfhetneu, befpinntt ber@atient ain Snfru-
ment CUR Selbftbenu SUMO 3ueefdift unb tIeibt 5ebsr bis sur
p"afanotsen SeHun8 NIT mir In Gprrsfppnsens. AGe hsitate
din Neinisuna, unfrudtbartett, 6pferie fppie Rbcumasis-
mus, @tdt, Q6tntune, 8r6mpfe. 8~ppff6mtrs u. T. ~, u. IN
psrstn bur& bic Anwentun8 Der @lettretCnie sansIid setelt.
Ran ~ahereifre Or. 9. &ubarid.
aA9.9 Nbf}atefpbia, ss""'
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Weni9er @iiI0e uub mebr gtquemltdfeit.


6painesmurtD anufle. mafbtne Omit 200 fdwimmtnben au.
sslu) wdi3t sn 0usenb Gaibe in Q @inuten, rbne Oas fetnAt
IWerebe 5u bel61etgen.
Dieie gDaI6mal6ine ertielt BEN prets in alien Iusfeaunssn
mo bielelbe seiei9t murse. Sic 1T babel 10 einfud in tbrer Gpn-
lfruftipn, bas lie nidt lei6t aueer Srbnuus seratb babel If
Ileidt in Senegung 3u leBen /, baB Elm balb erwa6lenes MdS9eE
|bie Ddi6e rinep 9an;en 93pGe leedt belpreen tann.
Vanf@N pten
|t6rnen frsar auf bteier Wlai6ine sepaf6en perten, pbne bieel.
ben int ~@erin9fen 3u bei1a6i9en elm 3ethen bB bas 3fue
Ials btes bel Der 5anbpai6erei eef6iebt. IS 1T feline 2eibnla.
ll6ine ub MIR laoe1 bdS QubliEum en IN 9r. $40 Baltimore.
big In 0peratiOn 1T unb lid Sober sn Der 3wefntaBistsit Der.
llelben IberSeu9en tann. I'm alien Nddfre9en iu ~be8e9nen.
Ibaben mir 6en prets auf $12 gelteat. gDtr .baben 8tueniae Won
%9unbsrten, mel4e bic gfai8ine benassn.
@pn etnem Gbemifem.
3erren 81 . r t m er unb 81 . ~ 5 r a y. = Sn Betref Sbrer
1u benerten, CAP baS 9rin;ip, tpcna6 bieielbe arbeitet, eS befs
Der bis jet befannten 1T. Wfeine Satnilte, ipelde cine eerletbsn
Isebrdudt, fo9t, baB tie nit weni9er NtIbe, Seife ub N6nnsen
10 Stif g8Gide In ~berlelben 3et tdidt ais cine perfpn nit
Der Sdnb 3u einert Stufe braudt. 9Sir fnc beftenS banit ju.
I%frteben uab ~ennpfeblen fe alien nnleren Sreun6en.
- 80 m. Bear.
Baltimore, 10. SUM- 1855.
8e;euse bternit, bab i'd Ser unterset6nete cine Der patent.
Rnutle. ga ID d aI6inen i'm @ebrduh babe unb bieielbe ais
sratpmmsn S~sfrieotsens IN jeosr 2ialt@t fnGe: Pie NrDeit n
|bie 9rGBte g0Glfe banit 9epdl4en pereen tann, erfaunli6. Ter
unterset9nete eiaubt, bas eiele NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. %aa8emein
~etngefubrt werSe, la bur6 bteIelbe nidt alein ptel3eit uu6Mtubt
l9eipdrt, fpnbern aud Die g0dl6e piel ipeniser %ab8enust mirb
ldlS beirt g0afben. - S. S. cStltpn.
SD snbpfFre biermit ~suafdnbts bas U6enfetenbe 3eueniB See
l6errn MrSt1tpn. s. s. 3 .8enteen,
Baltimore nabe 9i9btitraBe.
SD babe cine Scr Rnufle, Md f6tnen in metner Gamtlte i'm
IGebraud unb bin pSli9 nit Zen pbenfebenben 3eu9ntIen elm.
l%cerfanben. Spbn S. Beele,
g,eine Semitic beuust cine Der 8nuf1e. Daf9mal8tnen UNI
lid aS9ere ntbt su iasen, baB tie cine Der beften Ntal9inen 1T. -
ais aud auf ben &usipru& mebrerer g5al&frauen pet9e af
Der ielten arbeiteten. S..DtllslYattipt)
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So in Der f1eueu !NQ1Ie.
Mntpff1e.

mir seisen benz seebrten publitum sOngaltimrre bierrtit an
Iba6 mir has @ri6dft Spn 70 Ibdntts Str. mad QDaibinstpn
.. s.. rerle9t baben.
@benlO irerben mir mad mir mad ME rrr alien @erbtn6li6-
Ifetten nahfrmnnen, unb bttten uniere %gBpbnun9 ~3Gspttren.
so. 9pffa u4b 6 10,
1897 Yenlnlp. Npenue, an. ST unt 7r. Ctr
IN gnofkirdtbH, 8. 6
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baube, Nr. % BarrefraBe. spif6tn GbarIes- unS 2i9btfrabe
Serlsat unp e~rnpfeblt ien ppblbefannt 8 Jabrttat ppn Raud.
nj 1autabdt, fpwie fetn 9aesr ppn Seutfbsn Gtearrfn nnb
tesearbetteten gfstfen, nesa ~etnaslnen 3ubet6rer, Isl htr.
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3wet Stub II sUr benz 8estnn Scr 5ieberlGduer uetme Der
patient @iGen. Spbalb ct bic ~leiiefen AnSeiaen 6es Siebers
lplrt, (6at ee r BITE NIT & e~e;eitnete Wlirtur unb ntbne bd.
ron oGe Is Minuten etnen @BlUTel SoG In Iaurarment gBader
nit 3uder, bis Su ~fdrtenn @rtreben. Dret r6er A Stuuten
|earna6 weun 6ds Bieber adusltd nddeeleEen BAT, I6lttele
man BITE Mtr'ur, seset6net NIT 8 unb nebras barOn ale sret
|5tunben swet EheelEfel pDl, NIT etpas autfm DaTer uns
f8Oa frie init BEN e%tn9sbmer Der Iiirtar 3 ale 2 etuaheu.
UNI eiaeh gDieeerdnfa1 DeS Giebers ;u SefbIten. Scltc Is
|eenae9 rie6ertebren, 70 netms er Sic Mirtur Z auf Dtefelte
|aoetle; gBtnn SsS 5tetsr lpie6sr mad eslafeu .fatre sr nit
|%Ginnebnttu Der Wirtur . fort. Bis baS 5isber s6nsli& aufee.
Ibbrt Bat I'm aud, bann nod etnenSIdfaa iu ~perhiten, fcat
Der Sentence ntebrere Gage nod etne. DOTS Der Mirtur 8
lpermtf6t nit 9arraus'S Sprup Nr. 2 anb bic nnGfclaeubtn
Gage bent Syrup rbne Msrtur nebmen.
Der quite @rFplo btfsr Mebt,tn bat fA felt Sabren beigDeh.
l%ielfebern, 6rpntfder ee5erentSInbune &c. outs bette bspGtrt
anS beptrt bafel6e iets eine m~Obltbdfise Rstnisuns Der @aae.
3pet- r6er ~brettdsise 5 eber iMO IN %Serisl6en g0efs mt
cben Get e~intGetsen) 3u bebanbsIn pn6 rirb baburH ben
Ipur6 btefe Webisinsn %ppreebeuet.
Die pbisen 0osn Fnp fir fatte 9erfrnen bere6n mel. S6u6-
lHe 9ente, Gber Ssinoer loGten "A pber n Dsfe nelmen.
DE gtaen rpereen fur Rinber i'm Wafer unb 3uder aufee.
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