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New Butchery.

STz7 The undersigned respectfully informs the
--public that he has purchased the old and
well known Butchery of F. smith. and that he
intends TO keep his stall well supplied with the
best ofBeef, Mutton, Pork, &c. By a strict at
tention to his business in the above respect, he
hopes TO have a share of public patronage, and
particularly the patronage of Nj. Smiths old
custom+.s IS.
p. >. The carts will run as usual down the
Coast and TO the Park,
dec25-ly BERTRAM BEYRIS.
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GAZETTE & SENTINEL.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 5, 1876

EDN Usual, SEfI. D, lou.
Mr.. breckenridge wW address the People.
The subjoined correspondence will
rivet the attention of the whole coun-
try. IL bears upon its face all the ex-
PLANTATION necessary to the disposition
ate and intelligent reader. The unu-
suai demand made by his friends, and
Mr. BreckiE";dge's acquicscence in its
propricty, may surprise those who know
his repugnance to such a course. But
when proper weight is given to the cor
Siderations upon which this c%orrespon-
Gencc rests, the reader cannot withhold
his entire scproval of the course into
which Mr.. Breckenridge seems to have
been literally driven ~ the cxtraordi-
nary attitude of the anvas
AuGrsr Is, 1866.
Hon. John c. Breckinridgc, Leriagto,s
Ku-DEAR SIR-Your friends of thin
Congressional District have deputed us
20 request you TO address the people,
tat a barbecue TO be given by them to
suit your convenience, for the purpose
# publicly indicating yourself from
the violent personal assaults made upon
You since your nomination for the Pres
idency at Baltimore.
They have been induced to make this
request more particularly, because You
have been recently assailed from the
stump" by Judge Douglas, at Concord,
and Mr.. Crittenden at Louisville !; the
former charging you with having utter
.ed extreme opinions in favor of Squat
ter Sovereignty, and the latter assert
ing that a. the Presidential candidate
of the National Democracy, you are the
head of a disunion party /; we wish TO
afford you the opportunity publicly TO
repcl these assaults, believing that no
Just man would be disposed to require
that you should, by your silence, permit
charges 50 unjust to be promulgated
under the authority of these diStin-
guished men. The prcprietv of thus
publicly stamping as false these and
other accusations, is the more obvious
when we reflect, that for tie last three
years, You have not had the ght t.
speak in the Senate, although by law its
Presiding officer and because the o6
vious motive Of these personal assaults
is to weaken the confidence of the pcO
pie in the National and Constitutions
Democracy.
Viii you permit us to urge you T.
name an early day when it may sui
your convenience to meet and address,
US.
Very truly and respectfully your
friends.
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LEXINGTON, KY, Ang. 81, !

NY, hi!G. Il, Icbh.
G~ESTLEMEY-I have received your let
ter of the 18th inst, in which on behalf
of my friends Of this Congressional Dis
trict, you invite me to address the peo-
pie, for the purpose of indicating my
self from the violent personal assaults
made upon me since my nomination for
the Presidency at Baltimore.
l have not proposed at any time to
take part in the general political dis
cussions Of the day. TothiS letter, ] rec
ognize the signature of my oldest and
most cherished friends whose wishes are
with me almost commands; and after
some reflection, | have resolved to ac-
cept your invitation not thatl consider
any defense necessary before my neigh
bors and old constituents, but because it
may be well to group together and re-
flute in a public and authentic manner,
accusations remarkable for their number,
their injustice, and the persistency with
which they have been urged against me.
Ifecl that it would be unjust to my prin-
ciples, my friends and myself, to remain
longer in silence beneath this torrent of
defamation and hope to repel every
charge which has been made, TO the sat,
isfaction of all candid and honorable
men.
1t will be agreeable to me to meet my
fellow citizens on any day and at any
place that you may select.
Very truly your friends,
JOHN c. BRECKENRIDGE.
His friends have designated the 9th
of September as the time for the address
and WHITE SULPHUR, SCOTT CO.,
as the place of the meeting. A tremen-
dous assemblage of the people is antic-
ipated, and measures will be taken for
their hospitable entertainment.
The Democracy of the Ashland Dis
trict extend a cordial invitation to the
people of the whole State to be present,
and pledge their utmost efforts for their
warm reception and best accommoda-
ton. Our friends in other States who
may Join us will meet a sincere welcome.
Neither labor nor expense will be spar
ed in the entertainment of all who NAV
attend.
The most distinguished speakers in
the State will be invited, and every
thing done to make the day one Of unu-
sual interest and pleasure TO u guest.
The physical man will be cared for, and
a public dinner prepared. Come one!
come ALL Come Democrats Come men
of all parties! Hear and Judge for your
selvs.
We hope our exchanges will give due
publicity to this announcement.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08

Fancy Eaker and Comlectioner.

RESPECTFULLY informs families sd,
II aud others Of ria4urmIne aud her
vile, that he is at a.. times prepared TO -
furnish parties wllh CAKE and Confectionery in
every style. and manufactured in a manner not
surpassed anywhere. lie will furnish any thing
that may be required 10 his line at the shortest
notice, and on the most reasonable terms
bakery at the conner OF Bank aud Greaud
streets. mvi2
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08
KETTLE SETTLING.
4 Labor Of Years Reduced 10 n
Few Days.

HAVING been induced by frequent solicita-
IL ton, TO make public the science of Kettle
Setting that | practice, | hereby give notice 10 all
persons desiring 10 acquire a knowledge Of the
art. that | will give them instructions for the
Setting OF Kettles, Tor either wood or coal, on ap-
plIcariOn 10 me.
My system is based upon principles, the plau-
sibiiIty and correctness OF winch admit OF no con-
tradiction, which are quickly and fully compre-
hended. and therefore not liable 10 be easily for.
gotten.
| have models for FIVE different constructions
of Kettles, and designs by which instruction Is
made easy, and the art soon acquired. Copies
of designs or drawings are given 10 those whom
| instruct. All those TO whom | teach my sys-
TEN, are also assisted by my services, ii required.
Instructions are only given to those who have
been three or four years at the business of Kettle
Setting. and are good workmen.
For further particulars, inquire, by letter or
otherwise, Of the undersigned.
JOHN TOWNSEND.
PisquemIne, Parish Of Iber' ille0 La Feb. -, Is6O.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
Preserve Your Teeth.
J. A. y
Surgeon Dentist,
MS ROYAL STREET

Late l82, 0etoeen 81. Peter and Toulouse SIS
CONTINUES to call the a~ttention of ibos.
~ who need the services of a competent Der,
tisr, and those persons whose Teeth have hoe,
injured by unskilllul Dentists, whose cold drons
out a short time after the Teeth are plugged art
whose Artificial Teeth cannot be worn with com
fort, by applying TO J. A. CAsADAvANr, they can
have all operations in the Dental Art performed
conscientiously, and in the most scientific name
He benumbs the gums, before Extracting Tee,h
with a chemical preparation invented by him
which lessons the pain. Consultations !,
French. Spanish and English. dec2I
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08

hlOC
R. A.
Apothecary, Chemist and Drug
gist,
C0yDpy Main and Bank streets,
PLAQUEMINE, La,
- Begs leave to call the attention oil
* his friends and the public IN general 10
Rz.s Merry Selected Stock
<AisNA OF
Drugs,
Medicines,
and Chemicals,
which he guarantees pure.
Physicians prescriptions will receive partlcu-
lar attention al all hours OF the day or night.
The Patronage OF the public Is TesPectluliy So
licited,
Plaquemine, July 10, lscO.
DAINTS. Oils, Varnishes, Brushes,
Il Window Glass, Putty, &c, for sale by
jyl4 IL. a. MANN.
CTATiONERY-Lcttcr, Capand Note
- Paper: Envelopes, all kinds; Blank Books, a
I large assortment, for sale by
jyl4 IL. a. AEAkN1.
CHAMPAGNES - Eugene Cliquot,
X Heidsleck, Cliquot PousaTdin-by the bot
tie or basket, for sale by
JyII Il. hEARNh.
NLARET-Laiittc, Leville, Chateau
X Margaux, &c, for sale by
Ul4 Il. a. hEAKNf.
nLD RYE WHISkEY-Old Jamaica
~ Rum. Ani>erte, Fine Cordials, &c. for sale
Ly IUIil X. 4. kEARNY.
IClGARS-For those requiring a fine
W Cigar, | can offer inducements seldom met
MI r. A. KEARNY.
TNOBACCO-Smokinc and Chewing,
4 several qualities, for sale by
DH r. a. kEARNl.
CHINA WARE-Nases-a large va
" rely, which J will sell at and below cost.
Jyt4 r.. A. hEARNi.
NANCY GROCERIES - Sardines-
Il Model and Swellerox Brands: Oysters. Lob
sters. Salmon; Loaf, Crushed and Powdered Su-
CARS, Preserves, Pickles, Almonds, i;aisins, Bis
/ quits. We, for sale by
Hl4 X. A. kEARNI.
NAlDEN SEEDS-Ncw Crou-ev-
~ cry Ndriety-runip, Red Top, and Flat
Dutch, toI SAFE by
! jyl4 r. A KEARNY.
/ .SGrc Wear Frnii.
I WOULD call particular attention TO a new
4 style ii F~HUIT-JAR, In winch the trouble
and eXpeuse usually attendant Ca The putting up
III Frull are le>seued one nait-atyc Is 10 sealing
and even y jar Is wauauled a~ir-iisht.
iyl4 Il. 4. kEARNf.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08
FISH Nv ICE.

THE undersigned would respect ~rs2yse
4 fully inform their friends and~
the public, that they have made arrangements {
receive once a week II supply OF
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08
Various Kinds of Fish,
which will be ready for delivery 10 their patrons
croy IhTSdy morning, al the
New Orleans Cost Price.

They trust that their continued disposition 10
accommodate the public in the way OF Ice and
its luxuries, will insure the continuance of that
patronage which has been so literally extended
them heretofore.
myl2-tf VFSSIER X DUBCCLET.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08
Carpeting- Carpeting.
.EScagS EigHse6.

Efty Dollars q NoHta, aHd al LEpcn>cs pat.
Nactse Agent Is wanted iu every Iruurs IN the
4 Imtrd states aud Cluu .,S, L. >uucII orders
and inirUdUcr our New National Duubie Thread so
SrNIng Machine. Warranted equal 10 ANY ri-n
prirrd machine. Practical Tor every fuuiiy. winch
makes 1t The cheapest and most popular machine 40
existence. 4 hunted numhrt uf Responsible Agents
are wanted. tn travel aud solicit orders by Sample. at
u salary of $50 per month aud expenses. Business
permanent. Address, with stamp, Tor conditions
and instructions. J. W. HARRIS,
Shoe and Leather ESchang-,
V2S-3m Boston, Mass.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08

Refer to-Dr. c. Clement, Iberville.
Louis Desobry, ST.,
4" Gervais & Roman Scblatre,
q" John Schlatre,
Sylvan Marionneaux,
" Edward J. Gay,
Jas. G.. Woods, West Baton Ronge.
Dan. II. Hickey, do
" Thompson J. Bird, East Baton Rouge.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08
Coffee House, Boarding House, Iiv-
cry Stable.
MAURICE MARK

INFORMS his friends and the n
l. public generally. that he has ~
opened his new house, on Bank HZT~
street, since the 4th OF July, where TN~
ne is finely situated 10 accommo-AN
date Boarders and transient visitors. OH reasona-
bic terms. His table shall always be furnished
with the best the market affords.
His COFFEE HOUSE will always be sup
piled with the best OF Liquors, Wine, Lager
Beer, &c.
His STABLE cannot be surpassed; and all an
finals entrusted TO his care shall meet with the
most diligent attention
He confidently hopes that his old friends will
not forget him. Planters and others from the
co mtry will have their horses and buggies'proper-
ly taken care Of at all times, and as good a dinner
and wine as the town affords, for themselves and
friends. sep}
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08
T. u. SOIARI
Lard, Hams and Butter
Hanks of all II

las-For the use of the Sheriff, AUG,
;oneers, and Administrators, consisnuy y
"m.',., ,u.o, THISoFFiC E.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08
Saddlery.

A fall assortment of Ladies, Misses, Gents and
Bows Plain and Quilted Seats, Brtch ms, Cart
Saddles, Buggy and Carriage Harness, Riding
and Buggy " hips, Blind Brides, Bride Killings
Port and s~nafl,e Bits, Martingales. Buggy Relns,
EurtbS and SursiuOlrs.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08
lyew Goods /! Meow Goods T!
FAN and Winter Supply.

NTOW in store aud for sale by ROTH, DE-
N BLlEU\ Il CO, at their old stand, corner
Bank and Main streets. P~iaquemine, La
90 bbls. blea ched " hale Oil;
20 bbls. winte { strained Lard Oil;
Is bbls. No do;
10 bbiS. cotton SEED OIL;
1900 pair best oak-tSaned Russets;
1000 pair iTon-pegs. onk-tanned Russetsi
80 pair planters long leg gram Boots
$50 pair planters short leg Boots;
500 kersey Monkey Jackets.
800 kersey Pants;
100 dozen kentucky WOOL Socks;
80 90 do Net SOCKS and Stockings;
80 do Blue and Red F. annel 0vershlrls,
- 90 Collins. Ky, Yankee Patent Axes;
s. do Black and White Wool Hats;
10 do Glazed Hats;
10 do Scotch Wool Caps;
20 do Ames' spades, shor, and long handles
IS do Ames. shoyels, do do,
50 do Cast-steel Case Knives;
5 do hon, Tin and copper su gar ladies';
) do do do de- skImmers;
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08
Dr,y Goods.
Groceries,
Hardware. Sc,

MATTHEW PARK. MATTHEW M'CLINroCK.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08

Goats and Wrappers,
hats. Camp Blankets
Table Covers. DuOr-maiS,
Rubber Cloths. o! different " ldlhS and cOlors,
Bands and Hose OF all sizes.
Csrpeting -Carpeting.
20 pieces assorted patterns, and ranging from
81 10 10 zoe. per yard Parlor Rugs, assorted
Carpet Binding: Floor OIL Cloth, IL, u, 81,
- wide.
T. Our goods having been selected in person
bv Mr. Roth in New York, Boston. Cincinnati
and Louisville, we are able 10 sell at New Or
,rans prIces. GIVE Us d IrIal and satisfy your
selves.
o,l ROTH. DEBLLEUX < co.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08
Clothing--C Clothing,
Enslia Rabbcr Goods.

OF latest styles, for Gents. Boys and Chil'tren
\ large assortment seamless Overcoais.
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NDtrtbf6dfteu.
M.Mnrh,a %NySefmbnne,
a. 5fnoke OjermQn1troRe.

Sbarpfr. 9fp. "a nabe 0erman1traBe
frm ' s.;os & 6 @5rT, an bak i'd meme Safe nod INNER am alien
8IGss Eaits nn6 mem gseia,sa9sr SseeutSnS ssr9rS Ss ,ri 9aSs'
g55e Sasfre sgt BEN btutgfen bis gu en Fpbiten 'Yreteh, mpraut
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Sefm G5la8, 6lafdeun6 @auOne uo Iiefere oteldbe.n bel Abnabne
mn glsenS SlaIten p6er Bel Der @aDpne tcStentrei ms Sdas.
rs 9Geine 8ret8ltne 1T.
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DR.. Tlufeland.
PoIidmifher Gnrhinf

fur ianeds 3etIrns BON 9u6,n. Grtdttuna. Snausn,eu g3ySu.
NJ, Nan9sn pals naS fsftr5tstntntBhuSaus ansIebruna uni
rtnu NOD m6gl'd, Gr,.. .leruuQ fur @Qs an Sisfrr $3.50.
e~etbeuee, feIbf In ben lesttn 6fohtsu. S"tFt
pee straatnts prevassttsn II eIst@ htm 0tttsru ,us,rIGf.
ps. - N tar enc 4ldds BON Rtanttt ten btatntmt. ktt
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fur us II, mas bic psa unt bAt sh5s Fisbtr FIR b, a.mas
ar a1esrst 8enen 6nb. absr-tt Tam seFtmntt serHnern hss
te uRe 9rdntbetfn son sr1fcrer Gsf6brlt&lett uns uasb,,
oterbtfdae sufutrsn. aAlg ~A~S " "sfs
@tnt DstteEs grOss Der tniftsI&tn GefdbrIfht.l bar -,
tiaet rsiasa &rtaltrnG en.fsttnecu RrauIbettea, ittat Nb 81
tinsia ona 9esF na4ft6tnet aus sen Beridttn be- D6fIobsi,
gQta Qglpnppettsamsts entnOmment Eahs1s SrsSbsn B5i.
ldoeoPta ansrianHf ttns Der s~slunbtasn 5t6btt Der insos q
ietet bic Ed5ele, ""p~ ~
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0crmifcbte Nnsetgert.
Ginacr's WGbmofbtue.

0e G6neicer .bief9sr 9tabt, Icfpie ALE 9ericnen. tpeI6e cine
sute N&bmaibi inc gu baben wunifen, leNteg nd9 ertnrer1.
rgenb zine ancere, lro 10 aud ~aweimat 10 ptet @elh
n%brtn8t. 8ieies maft nniere Wtalbtns1 gu BEN btll19-
in bteIi9er Stabt in Operation an NHden, gseiten uno ooIen uno
baben ibre @isner ODER bic eamit atbettsr in BEN StanO 6aeest, lb
ii6' lit. Nae, melte cine ber betteu 8db maf 6tnen. bic
I'M Gebrau6 Tne, babeu mb9ten, ioaten in unlerer Office: &
geo. 159 8oltimpreltraBe
o~prSpretcr, mo @e6rautSr @npeiun9en in 6euti6er, eusGl6er,
rans5TI1er nnb ipautIber Sprade gu baben lino unb no mir Sc
a tsletne 9tainint fault, amf ~berIeIbet arbeiten lerneu.
s6idt mad euneut @remplor BON Str9er's ACKNOWLEDGMENT 3ei-
au9. Ollie Wta6inen perberts Elm gauges Sabr uab tbreln Nntaui
con unS in BOILER OrSnurS NIB Preparation sebolteu.
(Sb2SiDE rrs w V. q. grpbertd, Isent
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4i0erter Soeero iif GUIbcs spertD
5sa6 @lDceffer Qnunouf3 rn6 @fc6f. G,eieliid,aft.

@H VIuSt lCk &uuUHul' uNU .SAAul% SktSulBuIls
SIN benz @ntptfelunessans Der Nnfeblune1 fnb mir bdEin gs
lanstt ben tettbgplfen un6 widtisfen 3betl bes StdbtSebietes
Sn @ss Sarbrr City tn ben RreiS Der gerbenerunSet st 3teben
anb Qpts I'M Sefenttetle Der Stobt, Su benz fur bas erte Goulenb
f%fgefsatst 9rsts spn $l25 ,u1a 9gerfdpf ~ briusene umO spar
III Der fruteren @rGBe BON 40 BIS $50 8uBl unb n1pndtltben @tn+
Iablunsen BON SIS. Brete Deets In better 8prrn saranttrt. Die
Snansrifnabme sieies StabtttetlS TT nun. frmSbl Bonn bS&fsn
SntereGe fur BITE GarmbeSGlferune ais aud stele @emerbtretbenbe
Oaju Nrdnsen. Dpds. QBberft2n ut @erbtnbunesfraBen pe Elm
Steamer sur ~Serfeaune nener, reqelma6i9er ~@er6tnbung nit
Rerayprt unb Bottom, trerben aus un6 matrenb Der @nttrtdelun9
Otefes YlaneS BON Der Geielf6aft eebaut, unb BITE NuSfubruu9
OteieS Yldnes tptro tn Slr3e ben @eatralpuntt fir bic l1mse9enb
mad unierer Stabt le8en. ssiH,4fsts
8rdmte en- Tss131
btfetenb ertpeber In etnem 5000 auabrdtA JuB grpsen G5arten
obr etuen, 8reittdet auf benz efeGfbaftsbanpff8tfe, iperpen js
mad Der QBabL gu ZEN erfen Serfauften 1000 2pt6 ~beteeeeben.
Ser In Der @ntmtfelune b~esrtfrne 8abrtfplan Iet6et baburdb
aidt muir fetne 8eeintrd9t9ung, fpnoern nue bur6 &uSfWbrun8
sbieen 9dfenplares erf fetne 9dn5e QDi6ttBfett %erlan9en.
8dbrttanten, mel6e tbre &tabltfentent6 nd9 @9e Sarbpr Gtts
lesen, nerben abDeeben BON Der g~unfigen Gage sniiben glprbz unb
sub bur6 lberale gesunfi8uasen SettenS eer 9efeal0aft be-
SeHtenbe 0prttetle sepinnen. gss5geEelJ&
pamphlets rerben un~entseltli9 a~usge8eben, uas ndbere gtat-
sthten ertbetIt burh t. -rtr<t-
Npl99 8. S6mttt, Msent.
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La E.assRR -
HQStdti9 fiirs @itmanoerer 1ao Gei1ertpe.
GrlparniB bon 3ett, GelO nttb1 Grtferuurg
burh bte fq
Baltimore nmO Cbtcz@ iIcubdbm
6 nab alien Q9eilen pe8 @eiten8

8arfer8burs urp Wtqriettu, pber 8enppcb,
Mbeeltng uub Columbus.
Dte Baltimore. NIB O6tD-G tenbabn tietet ten rsfen6en gubs
lturn BITE erSBten Gortteile lit 8esug auf 8tGtefett, .8equenlt6e
felt, @i6erbeit, giinfHi6tett unb @6Snbtt Der g enerten, 70 b1s
fe en tetuer en6ern 8abn II btefern qanbe aibertrGfsn, wtrO.
Gtefe 8ahn rom atlantiGen 0feer ~auSeebenb, 1T bic 1lteHe aus
~sebebntsfe atnte, ~elet6setttg ober aud bic iar3efe unb fdnegife
tunO baber bic bilteae SRCtte fur bic 8etfenben aa8 benz g8efen,
bic ntMt S%erfetlen f6Iteu, tie su benusen:
Meilenentfernultg pp1 Baltimore mad
aF# Sc G%tnctnnQtt laEa
lteber @~arferSbur9 r- - 5S3 Menen.
1ebtr 8tnmppO unO @teeItn8 $50
lleber Sarrtsburg rmc 9tttsbur9 800 E.
Our6 Ste M~artetta. 9tnte 5S3
cine @r1parnte an Der GntFernuae BON 16
Durd ete G pluntbuss 9nte 500
cine @r1parnte an her Gntfernung Spn SO
@etfente, melGe sic Baltimore ro Sttu- @henbabn benuseen,
leaen bic sRefen In ia Eaeen 3rrId tnh fatren tn Qa9en, bic
aaf bs aGrrbequentfe upp mil espplfs rtetS tsen eng eri&tet fnb.
SEdhrs4reife.
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NP BUR be1Dneeren SennttltBnabnne.
81 &tnwunhtret lnb sReifente fpnten febr SptiGtte fett, ebe fe tire
8tlette taufen unO ipIten b%iefel6en nur DPn. iplden eneefeaten
8elm,ten iaufen, melGe ron tGrer1 @etalt leten, niGt aber pSn
Matlrrn pter 8wii6entti9ern, IA He IUnf Der G'efatr drsseftbt
finb, bei6pineelt gu werten unb i6r Sch ntnfDnf ~ars0eben.
sch @sla Durdfabrt8z8tuette
mad anen E6etlen BIS gBefsts fno su baten Bet
-.., -. ,. Gb.s 8. Silbebrdnct,
@enerat. @rtterdntel.NSen Der 8alttrnUfe- rnS
e'9@I Sbtp- Gtfenbabh.
eoaog .8a 9ep. 81 SbQme8ltr., Baltimore.
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fdat IN tiefem ean6s bar4 aEE4earaus Fergt(sat utrSsn -.
nrfttn psn BEN gablret&ea sasesa 2sitsn. Sic pun sgrr,
Ist6teH Ss:@s.pn4 bfrb<tasfHtrt rtrstn s 600. Gl6'T'
- e6urt euere @efmeteit mFb iptaa ibr an elmer GrtSlturo Der
Bruf cher Qunae letoet, fdafet cine Bafne BON $ ufeIanbf
balfdmiihem GOretal unb tbr t6nEet auf fnere 0enefune rednen.
3aufsnoe BADEN tiees eetbda un6 6ehe; irunberbnre gDirfuue
beJeuet.
5ufet tcnnt aber nanGndl BON bt~rbDrbenen Wlaeen, in mel.
Gsm Saue has pDeutfde 8itttrs" sebrau6t rerten fUGte. Sn
Salen oOn etnem anbauernoen 5nfen berruhrenetr S&rd&e mb
alubeu fnben. ~ -" --T@9
DaTtlbe ptrb etntts BET Or. 6. W. SadfUn, 4Ss Gr&ar.
pttlaotlPs,d Uertsrttst ue betoaen Dru9etfen unb.. Glpret0ltern
bard bic Der. Stadten S~ertauft,
pEeS 70 Gents be 8al&f, MnoN
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-06-13
Or. SmfelamS's berabmtes
Aemtio1ea Nifters

ENTT 3 EAUVFTN NV
QtberbeIhlperben, OispepE. unS Oelblabt, hront
l&e eotr nerp6is 9hipd&en, Observation-Disclosures.
unb ale 8mufheiIent pslhs pom Der6Drbenem Ma.
gen poer btr 2sbtr eutfeben.
eS:%stals %srarpfdn9. tnnstI DE- ptmeribsn, Anbraus bee
Slutes nSn hem 9ppfe 56urs TN ARdesn, 6tr,srenasni sch.
ks.nnea. gspettVaatett, sdpsrt TN 0laaen, 56wd&t uns
@iss 5efaPl I'm @Issn nab ~tutttiet6 5&wsrtr Ntbsn
4ejtlepfen Snp Ae Der Nugen, Slefsu In BEN &eRbt
5ts5sr rnb Rspffdm.r8tn, 8sfaDer6eu bttua gttmtn, Ga.
gessn Der pant MI Nusen, seiteaFttsa, Samrstu liz
oHdsn nRe ben Sltsesra, Ptst I'm 1rpf ana Brennen TN
Blstlh, Sdn9tatett uah NithxrgtdId 1eatttt.
Dt, [tSerttlaer t~mpfetlen bsfs @lsbtsln Der Anfm .rffam.
iet bes %fu6lttams. fer l~bers s1gt SDn Sta Dertb unb bar
angemsHsHe4it eerleIs en- fur ate ee6en. nSf6r ne spraebsnt
t~npteblsn ptrb. Sc tn bssf fttn nelts nnb nn~Atpraftts
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arierttaHti4tn DSltt befGnbeR bat unh bt1tn Ruf uns Der
tauf W iest nod van ittHen NaDcn trrr3t nurtt. Bt,
otlgnttts wftat be nbnitt uub duSSeletHntt Nsrite unb prt.
satpertontn aaS au5n Eetttsn bteIes GdnbeS gu etEnHen atben
sensn tins %unstbeutrs uns Fl stgtRaur Gur&ftf lna beS a6fS5r.
it9 son BEN Stesntbansr pnsHirtsu alnand&s, wtl&sn Der.
!tl0e nnentstlolt1 eura ets A1tnttn ~ptrr4tIsn last ntus aHA
ben unsldubtafsn %GbsrBtnstn3 ba6 6itf 8 8tttsrs mtsH,d 81
Hsruemtbft %DfrettHt, ntiat % trlaEst bat.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-06-13
HenersVcrGcber1tt
J~ohnston's Insurance

JOhnstOn'S Insurance.
-4qe355 ejta $50. 70 Secpnbfr.
Teuer=, Marine= nn6 &ebeuS=0crhn.
rungSsSpmpagnten.
Gi6erIte rt1D feitrite EDnlpaQnie.
8erftd)erun98z@ Comp. Der 8aleb Is. 8iroinien.
9puGbur8z9 eritdernng8=@pm p. @trainien.
- M uu NIT 5000, 900 capital. Wr-
Nlben1arlezS erfiderun98z@ pn1p. =. 8irotuien.
nit 5000, 900 Capital. T
9bdrter Saf=Yer1i6 z@pmp. bon SartfDrb
- . init $3.50, 900 @apttal.
ecurttp@Serltderung8=Gpm bon 9eetpsgc
nit 270,OooG capital. sns 81
Bbpntr@Ser1t9erMt98@Sp BON 9tefpzg)prf
nit $500, 900 capital. oT
ReIpl1te@G erItderun Spmp. =. WemzNorf
u. nit $27OtOOo @apitd. IFs 0STT
Mpntanfeg e ri9erlm98= Comp. b. Nem.0lorf
nit $500, 900 gaptal. 0O"T
JtetpzW prlpzSer1t der Comp BON STEMS crf
nit $25O5ooO GapttaI. o""T
Wercdltttle W9ittndl Martne.
nit 81, Oo0,O 900 Capital.
Neretnt9te Stdaten Observation-Disclosures ,c
NIT 81, $50. 972 CAPITAL. o
Nortbern vi uranceS@ omp. bon Qprbpn
NIT So, 1914, Ill CAPITAL. sr-rfT -
Ste cben benterften @ompaanteen frb nm SSr oo..sr..
Stdote8 0tarDlanb %aitbcritrt nnb I8enfrt. - 0ta Os
Gle opn Dem llnter3elhneten repr1Ientrten @pmnoo,;soa Z
ntrtlt9 berfh9bareS capital Sut pollen obsr NS %nee paoea
Scrag Oerantmprtlt6 fin bic 3abluna BON gSerI,ftrr "~"Ve9eoenen
erest. Sbps"' o 0S 9 gtHtttlt@
Srsb M55nm e,rr..nomr @* 70 SecOnbitr.
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