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Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

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CO.PARTNERSH
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TJNHE TERRIBLE ASSAULT upon SENATOR
i SUNNI r. is wildly brought before the reader BY
LEsLIEs ILLUSTRATED NEWsPAPEh' wmeh !" 'he
last Der Of volume. The United States Senate
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~ Of Disc usson IN our Nations leg
4 the several states therein, and the
,ent Itivss " Tor any speech or debate
ranteed by the Consultation Of the
have bseD stricken down by ths late
lee Sumner, one II the Senator'S IN
mssssclSuss ia, mite ~ calling "a Don
/ at the Tabernacle ia this city, THIS
30tb fnst, AZ ~ o'clock, fo' the
sentiments on tins mOmentous sub
p. r. Bnler,
John A. Stearns,
Joseph Blunt,
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A ssAULT on SENATOR SUMNER is faith
IA faIiy depieted In FRANK LESLfE's fLLu SrHATED
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H.
ROMAINE'S LIFE & ADVENTURES.
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A SSAULT on SENATOR SUMNER is faith
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A ssAILT ON SENATOR SUMNER DRAWN

n
kAsnd ENGRAVED.-LESLIE's ILLUSTRATED NEWS
PAPER pui,hed !sst number Il fr-t volume contains
picture Of the u Senate Chamber ogetaer VIII
representation q the assault made upon Senator SaHasr also
diagram Of he United States Senate Chamber showing the
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eli the Attest
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A NEW LIFE OF JUDSON.


diseases Of WOMEN and CHILDREN
~ By CUNNING S. BEDFORD A. NJ NJ D.,
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Prom The journal Of Ned and the Collateral Sciences
The rspd sale Of this work unprecedented Ia The history
OF medical literature in this coanIy"
From Tee Cine matt Medical Journal
The most valuable the subject presented 70
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ell would be for others they would heed the J1ci
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5pctial Notices.

Inc unucF1Hntus IN We
.erviBs ubimpofed Freedom OF
'slstore the ts7sl Riehta Of the
hvolsbility eftbeif Represent
n either H0ase" ~ "a .rants
UIii.d States. all II " hieb hsy,
assault on the Hon. Charles
Cmsress fisn the State Of mss
heir feilOw-ritizeDs 70 meet at q
tFndsyl EVEEING, the 30t.
purpose Of expressing their sent
Iect:
L. Bra/ish,
David Dudley Field,
VIM. Kent,
Charles HI. Russell,
Wu. G By ant,
A. c. Kipsslsnd,
John "a swift,
ID. ID. Lord,
George S Robbins,
y 3 Winston,
SAMUEL b. SchiefeliD,
David r. Hall,
Seth r. Hunt,
Henry A HuIlbut,
George A. Robbins,
James Low,
Jostpb HoIie,
Hiram Barney,
Vim. s2eT GER,
Law. Kirby 4 Co.,
Cromwell, Williams 4 Co. ,
p. r. Randolph,
X. M. BlatehfOId.
Daniel Lord,
NJ. n. 0Tinnen,
Cornelius Bosart,
J.P. CioDkbite,
So ymour Lyman,
Fietiel Miller,
X. u. Kerr,
stephen Lsfelle,
James VI. stedn1n,
Geo. W. Parsons,
}. w. Fem,
J. ID. Swan,
F.t. Knight,
Alex. G. Gsyot,
Paul David,
William Gil Lewis,
Charles Crosby,
d. Brigham,
4. lngals,
7. II. Halves,
VIM. q. Lambert,
Horace b. Clsflin,
John Howard Williams,
J. II. De Witt,
Jas. 4. Giraud,
Ado phus Lane,
r. Cudis,
VIM. Morrison,
Tbos. VI. Bate,
Moses Taylor,
Chss. y. Butler,
Geo. 0risw old,
Sanl. II. Ruggles,
Peter Richards, Ir.,
Geo. \ lis,
Geo. g. Saterlee,
Richard Butler,
John G. Green,
J. Winthrop Gray,
J. &. Cilley,
A. Paul,
@. N, Mather,
ID. Illumination,
J. '. s. Hazard,
J. Ceilings,
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Marcus a. Nsele,
y. Clesry.
Geo. W. Morrison,
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Die n0tbt9en Teporaturen uidt ppr9enpmnten
tperben fDunelt. ..4
Bbtlube1p9ta, 10. San. Der Bug Der
Bilpten=2iuie rulb Der 4 Ibr 3ns liub belte Inn
9 l1br bier einsetroffen. Die j3iise erreidten
3tpSlT Mei(eu pberbal6 @artnen einen 8unft,
no lc 1tift ipeiter ~fpnnten. Der 9pcrmrtipz
lnb 3u9fiibrer Iubren banu nit eirer Mai9ine
ltad Camden, rt Siilie gu ltder. -98dbreup
Der Ibpeienbeit b~erielben 9ing ba8 Spl5 aus
ltnb bic B1iia9iere 1n1Eteu, 1nu nidt SIT e|rfriez
rem, bic Te15en Der Nodburlfaft einreiBeu, ia
lie 5crtrittnrnertel1 ba8 Sol5merf zines Der fdSt=
lten 8alIasierfarren. Gnbli9 fam Gin 6radt=
3u9 uno britfte zen YulIu9ierju9 lu19Ium pcrz
lpIrt8 bis nad 9alnoer1, no belize Inn 9 ll6r
anlan9ten. ta"' "..s1
Der Bug, tpe1her 1cate 9 llEr bon bier uad
Baltimore af9tn9, ipltrpe bitrd cine Winopebe
auf9ebalten, bic atf bent @e(eile feIt9efrcren
urb ldrgcr ais cine Meile war. Seine WtG9z
li4feit, 9epte einen i3u9 nud Baltimore gu
bringe1. E.#tat2" 20 + ."- e..
13weite Oepei9e. 3met 2ocpr1ptiren
li1p BON bcm Baltimore Depot qbselenpct mprz
ben, nm ben Bug ,welder unterbalb @ilmiug>
ton in ciner Binptpehe ltedt, 5t 6Hlfe Sn ellen.
Se68 Wteilcn ipeiter ultet ltcft ein onbcrcr
3ug. Der Su8qucbunnafluB lit paIlirbar
3iSe tperper feirte irle6r ab9elenbet tpcroen, 70
laase feine SOlInuns fir i6r Dur4tcmmen pprs
9arDen let. ."t+tA# t'- tHsu
Critic Oepei6c. = Der Baltimore
Bug, Ser Bel @ilmin9tpn Iteden g~eblie6en mar,
ipltrbe Geute ppn4 2ofomctipen fpieber bierber
9ebradt. 9l8 Der j3ns it6er Die Bride bet @repS
6errp sit9, 9litt clue Maldine UOu ben Sdie>
rten uro pdre in rem SluB 9%cititr5t, tpdre ie 1tur
eineu S1lB peiter 9%elaufen. Der 3u9 BON 8az
Ellington fttt npA INNER 6 Meilen bon @re9s
6errb fet. ~. g
8uffo1p, 10. San. - Da8 @etter 1T
milber 9etpprben unb e8 Idneit ait Der Seetilfe.
Der .3ug, pelder G(epeluub am Mpntus pcrs
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in 8orldlu9 9ebradte NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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lulgen 9efaBt tpcrpen tp1rert. e-rgt. r-g-.
+ Jsi SIM Suffrage I'd. ast|a[.Hsa ..-..t
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P. A. LOESHER.
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