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Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-19

ADvIoEs from Texas state that in the late
battle between the United States troops and
the Mexican rufians under Cortinas, which
resulted iu the defeat of the latter, thirty or
forty Of the rufiians were killed The attack
was made by detachment of Cortinas'
trooPs-the leader being absent on an expe-
dition. The enemy were ambuscaded in the
ehaPparel, from which they were dislodged
by the American troops The attack was
commenced by the discharge of a four
pounder into the American ranks.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-19

A Washington correspondent says:
Il learn that Senators Bright and Slidell
have employed two or three clerks in sending
off documents to the Southern States, assail-
ing Judge Douglas, and that they occupy
their time in franking these documents.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-19

The opinion of the San Francisco City and
County Attorney, reported to the Board Of
Supervisors, holds that the city would have
to get special Act from the legislature, be-
fore it can empower any company to con-
struct railways through the streets.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-19

Cor Back. j. Gore, a well known and
much esteemed citizen, has got back again to
his old stamping ground in Marysville, after
q brief visit TO the Atlantic States His mum
erous friends are very glad to see him.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-19

The statement made by Gov MagoAin, and
endorsed by Senator Crttenden, that the an
nual loss to the people of Kentucky, in runa-
way slave property, was upwards of one
hundred thousand dollars, appears to have
produced a sensation in that State. The peo-
pie are alarmed, and the most stringent meas
ures are being resorted to, for self protection.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-19

A WIRE suspension bridge has been erected
at Poverty Bar, Calaveras county, in place of
the old ferry boat, which has been disabled
from service
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-19

AT San Francisco in the case of A. J. Tice
VS.. N. Iverson, in which suit was brought for
ten thousand dollars, for malicious prosecu-
tion, the jury on Friday brought in a verdict
allowing one thousand dollars to nlaintiE
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-19

A HOME FOR THE HoMELEss.- ladies
of the San Francisco Protection and Relief
Society" have resolved, says the Times, to
raise the sum of $4,000 to procure a Home
Tor those requiring their care and assistance
They have also determined to apply to the
Legislature for an appropriation of $4,000
for the Society's benefit.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-19

A MAN named Julius Spencer, attempted to
commit suicide in San Francisco on Tuesday,
by taking two bits worth of strychnine. He
now lies at the Hospital, and will not proba-
bly, survive
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-19

The ORIGIN OF rr.-The Express complains
that we do not give it credit for originating
the idea that the Resident Physician at the
County Hospital should be salaried Why,
bless its soul, we suggested this same idea
months ago, and before the Express ever al
luded to the subject at all
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-19

A HAPPY YOUNG NAPoLEoN.-The young
Prince Napoleon Bonaparte, son of Prince de
Canine, who was lately married at Rome, to
the Princess Ruspoli, has arrived in Paris
with his bride. His age is 30, and that of
the Princess, II.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-19

PEACH TREEs.-John Suydam proposes to
sell, at his store on f street. large lot of
fruit trees Of the Peach variety. Read his
advertisement.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-19

The Secretary of War recommends pro.
vision for retaining disabled and infrm Off
GERS as a measure ofincreasing the efficiency
of the army
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-19

Attention Yuba Engine Co. No. 2
Your next regular monthly meeting takes place al
your Engine House, FRIDAY EVENING 2Oth
inst, at o'clock. A full attendance is requested.
THos. ]. POWERS, sec'y.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-19

TIE Pacific Mail Steamship Company will
run the steamer Oregon semi-monthly, be-
tween San Francisco and Mazatlan, touching
at Manzanillo and Acapulco. This is done in
anticipation that the Mclean treaty will be
ratified by our Government.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-19

SENATOR SEWARD arrived in New York on
the Goth, by the Arago, from Havre. lie
was received with great rejoicing by his
friends amidst the firing of cannon and the
greatest enthusiasm.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-19

Mr.. H. K SwoPE, formerly Sheriff of Tuo-
lume county. in this State, died recently, at
Honolulu.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-19

NAPA COUNTY SILVER ORE,-A gentleman,
says the Alta, who arrived yesterday from
Napa, has in his possession quanty of ore
from that county. 1t is quite unlike any
other ore that we have seen, being of a dull
brown color, and filled with sparkling sui
phurets' There are a variety of opinions as
70 ,'S Vaiue' but the general impression seems
70 oe 'nat the Napa farmers will get rich
great deal faster by attending to their ag-
rieultural pursuits than by running after a
myth, which will probably turn out like most
of the mineral discoveries made outside the
legitimate mining counties.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-19
II E III rs
DANCING ACADEMY. ,

Corner of ID and Fourth Streets
TUITION NIaHrs--TUEsDAY's WEDNESDAYS AND
FRIDAYS.
Esg- CHTLDREN'S CLASS, -Ad
Every SATURDAY AFTERNOON, from to P. NJ
Private lessons given at all hours,
All the new and fashionable Dances are taught, as
the Mazeppa, Coska, Zalma SC, &C, also Lancers'
Caledonlans, Mohawk and the Boquet Quadrilles
Good music furnished for Balls and Parties.
janl2-my
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-19
j. w. WINTER,
GARDEN SEEDS.

WE HAVE just received across the Isthmus a
w full assortment Of GARDEN SEEDS of the
growth Of 1850, put up expressly for by J. NJ
Thurburn Co.. Of New York
decS-3m2p j. III. WRIGHT 81 co.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-19

CAPTAIN DECAMr, of the steamer shubrick.
says there is rock barely visible above the
water, ten miles west of Crescent City, not
laid down in any Of the charts. He lis fearful
some disastrous accident may happen there
before the fact becomes generally known.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-19

A GENTLEMAN who lately arrived at St.
Louis from Pawnee Fork, reports that a
man named A. L. Scribner, living on Little
Arkansas, had been missing since the 9th
ult. 1t was supposed that he had been
murdered by the Kaw Indians, encamped in
that vicinity.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-19

A USELESS CoURT.-Petitions aae in circu-
lation in Calaveras county, praying for the
abolition OF the Sixteenth Judicial District
and the annexation of its territory to the
Fifth District.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-19

THE Secretary of the Interior, recommends
that law be passed in spirit of liberality
to settlers on.unoccupied lands, allowing each
two years from the date of filing his declara-
tion statement with which to make his proof
and pay for his land, and at the same time
making it incumbent for the President to
offer at public sales, by proclamation, all
lands that may have been surveyed by au-
thority of Congress at any time within two
years after the plats of survey have been
approved.
lie regrets to say, that official documents
furnish sufficient evidence to Justify the be,
lief that the atrocious cases of murder and
rapine charged to the account of the Indians
have been in reality committed by white mel
wearing disguises of the Indians Measure
have been taken for the amelioration of tn
Indians The policy now is to gather then
in small tribal reservations.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-19
GOODW ms
PATENT
CHEWING TOBACCO,
AN
IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT
IN PUTTING UP
FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO

By Messrs. E. GOODWIN & BRO, NEW YoRK CITY.
TOBACCO of the BEST QUALITY is selected, neat
y wrapped in TIN FOIL and PATENT PRESSED.
The great advantages of this over other brands
consist in the size of the packages, rendering it MORE
convenient to carry in the pocket and by being
PRESSED SOLID, it keeps MOIST and FRESH, re-
tains its FULL RICH FLAVOR, and improves in quail
ty it is used while 10 other brands, as the
package is opened, the quality rapidly DETERIo-
RATES-the tobacco growing dry-and littering the
pocket to the great annoyance of the consumer. The
dressing which the PATENT TOBACCO undergoes in
the process of manufacture frees it from all grit or
Impurities so Objectionable in the use of Plug Tobacco
Chewers will do well to give the Patent Press ed trial
and Judge for themselves.
For sale by wholesale Merchants who receive it
direct from the Manufacturers.
E. GOODWIN & BRO,
201 & 299 WATER STRRET,
dec1S-1m2p New York.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-19
gather the fol

LATER FROM ARIzoNA.-We gather the fol-
lowing from the Arizonian of Jan. 9th:
On the night of Dec. Goth, the Apaches
stole four animals from the ranch OF Messrs.
Turner and Mccoy, two miles above Cala-
basas, on the Santa Cruz The animals were
picketed out within reach of hay stack not
more than thirty feet from the house. The
savages also shot eight head of cattle in the
valley, seven belonging to Mr. f. G. AXE,
and one to Turner and Mccoy.
Col. Reeves command returned to Fort
Buchanan on the Slst ult The Arizonian
says:
On the 18th December the command cross
ed the Gia river, about forty miles from the
point of the mountain, and soon discovered
signs Of Indians; they proved, however, to
be women and children, who succeeded IN
escaping. On the Goth an Indian woman
and child were captured, who pointed out the
direction of a rancheria. Leuts. Lord aid
Mcneil, with twenty five men, were DIS
patched on foot to surprise it, and succeeded
in taking the ranchera, killing hye or more
Indians, and taking nineteen prisoners. Inc
command, the following day, continued on
travelling over n large portion OF the Flnai
country. They destroyed several rancherias
but discovered but few Indians, those that
were seen. fleeing to the mountains showing
no disposition to meet the troops They,
however, took few more prisoners, also
killing three warriors, making the number
killed in all eight, and some twenty-eight
prisoners taken. Several were set free on ac-
count of sickness, and the remaining number
were brought in, and are now at the Fort.
No stock was captured and but little was
seen
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-19

The Washington correspondent of the Cir
cnnati Enquirer says that the Harpers Fer
ry Investigating Committee of the Senate
have as yet done nothing but send for wit
nesses. 1t is said that Senator Seward will
be summoned lore the Committee on his
return
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-19

TELEGRAPH TO Pixies PEAK DIGGINes.-A
company in Missouri contemplate the estab
lishment, next spring, of a line of telegraph
from the Missouri river to Denver city, tn,
capital of the new gold Territory Of jefferson
The estimated cost of the enterprise is $780,
600, and it is thought that the Government
patronage alone will be sufficient to yield a
fair profit, in addition to the private bust.
ness the line would do.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-19

The Postmaster Generalin his report, trusts
that Congress will give its sanction to
the specific contract for mails between Port
land and New Orleans He advocates the
abolition of the franking privilege, and the
substitution of prepayment by stamps, when
abuses would fall where they belong-on the
government officials by whom they were per-
petrated.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-19
S9eur advertisements.

WnTANTED. IMMEDIATELY, from five to ten
w wood choppers. Wages-one dollar per cord
and board. good chance for those who want to
work Walk around, call around, any way you
can get around, but be sure and bring the money
around TO
SSTAHL'S City Intelligence Office,
Hotel Du Nord, 25 Highst.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-19
WANTED.
ST. NICHOLAS
Bar and Billiard Saloon
ID Street, MarysvilIe.
Stewart & zimmerman.

HAvING leased the above SALOON, beg to inform
be on hand to attend to their wishes and assure them
that their Bar will al all times be supplied with The
right kind Of BEVERAGES, and they viii do their
BILLIARD TABLES are the finest kind of Marble Red
and will be kept in perfect order
ian15-mv
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-19

The Secretary of the Navy, in speaking of
the successful termination of the Paraguay
expedition, says the cost of maintaining the
seven purchased vessels in commission was
not much greater than that of maintaining a
single steam frigate Their acquisition en-
aoies the department to adopt more efficient
measures ior the suppression of the slave
trade. He recommends still further in.
crease of the Navy, and an addition of a much
larger number Of steamships, which can he
maintained at q comparatively small cost.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-19
FOR SALE Or LEASE.

tAadRAa "a Dwelling House. situated on r street, be-
n!sVM tween 9th and 5th, containing FIVE rooms
hssHHH and brick basement; also, good garden
ksAaxA with fruit trees and grape vines.
For further particulars inquire on the premises.
The above House viii be sold on the most favorable
terms
jan13-1m+
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-19
BIRTHS.

BTKTIISs
In sutter cuonty, January 18TH the wife OF Henry
Churchill, of son.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-19
PLOWS! PLOWS!I

DEING desirous to close ont our stock Of Plows.
I'D we will sell them at greatly reduced prices
SELBY CO..
i11-2mis % and "a E street.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-19

TENO LOAN-FRoM $500 TO $4,000 on
II very reasonable terms, good security.
Apply to
STAHL'S City Intelligence Office,
Hotel Du Nord No Is, High St
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-19
THURSDAY MORNING, JAN. 10Th.

MARXSvILLE.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-19

NEW York, April 10th, 1853,
have analysed sample of "DALY'S AROMATIC
VALLEY WHISKY" and find it to be pure article,
of fine flavor and without any deleterous admixture.
JAMES X. CHIFFON, NJ. J., Chemist.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-19
DaIey's Aromatic valley vvhisI.

Is put up in eases containing dozen bottles each
or sble by all the principal Liquor Houses in Cali
fornia sep2-6mis
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9Sade auf mein gruper. pad,e ouf
SOlence Dem Spfer, nimna Die leBten 5uls
os9an9en Granfreids eHtsegen!
yfapolfOn richtete ficb raid Don lsinem
Eager fnrppr, uno l1aute perpunoert au 9us
ctal bin, rem er lonlt immer lo entl1lclIsn
anO mannbaft 9eeDeI, uno celIta 9lntliB jest
nDerflutbet lDar Don Sbr1nen.
gSetnIt Du, 2ueian, neil Du iiber mid
trautrtt? fraSte Napoleon.
yfsin, fa9te er, i6 lpeine, neil ih mid
ltber Did freue, lnein 8fuper. Du baff
oa6 SAwerfe 9etban Du bait Did leltlf
lberwunoen slter jegt Sire, fa9te CT, cbrs
furbtSvoll 5urilfireteno, jeBt brtnseu Sie
oas leBte Spfer. Nebmen Sie nit beiterer
6ube rie9ultiSun9en Sbrer Tstnoe cnt9eeen.
Cine Sablrecbe DeputatiOn Der Gamnler 1T
pa, nnc wiinf1t vOn gp. Majetat AblAiep
III nebmen.
9lA iie ipilnlden mid gu lfben, pie mir
pie 0liecer Serlbmettert itnD pur0 pieiea
Tall Don hleinem Ebron, rief gapoltcn, ins
Dem ct bon een Eager emporlprane. Sie
lUllen Dielen @uulh nitbt erfalIt leben SD
Iebe nod, i'd fiible laih nid)t serlAmettert,
i6 fam np1 meine 9lrne bebsll, neine
9anp fann mod INNER Elm Sbwert faiIen,
uno melne 6iiBe iiuo nod fart uuo fraftie,
I'm ml1 nett fOrSutra9ell, sptit fort in eine
neue lSelt. llnp Die nil idy mir luCbcn,
uno in ibr Mill ib mir etnen neuen Ibron
srbauell. 9lA. mer nod einell ltarfen 6opf,
einen frofti9en 2trnl, elm 1Aasfe6 Sdmert
uno selunpe 6iiBe bat Dem eebSrt rle 3us
fuaft uno er faun ucd nidpt laaen, oaB ct
nit Dem 2eben obselhlcl1tn Bat Sd babe
fir SranfreiA, fir europa Dlelleibt aufaee
bot Su leben aber Die 8elt 1T ercR, uno itb
weroe auf finem anoern gBeIttbetl wiecer
a1feriieDen.
Die Belt 1T niAt Is srrB, riff 2ucian,
PAP rer Slang ibres Namene, CAP Ger 9fubm
9iapoleOns nldt ilberaa bn9errun0en wdre.
SA bDrte ibu al Den uftrn pss 0elaware
10 beu lnlo jaudsenp crflingen. ipie in @urrs
pa, ole 9Siilten 9Ifrifa's riGen pcn ibm Sa
erSablen unO iiber Die Wlautrn Gbina'5 lit er
bini6er 9elbalIt. Die 9anSe Belt bulpiot
Dem Gubm peS groBen Napclecn.
Die 9anSe Welt buloist nir, la9te Napoe
leon leile Dor itd Bin unp rpd, weroe i'd
ftalD nldt nebr iDliiell, no teb mfir 9aupt
binlsgen fol-, uno fein TuB brett 9anbes
miro Mein lsin. Dp1 ltill oapcn Mein
9es fol- farf blsiben. @et, 9ueian, laoe,
paB iA fommen iueree, Die Deputatipn III
empfan9en. -
(TprtIebulg fpl1t.)
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Dit arefGen WIrfunsen bes sasrs fins issr far&ttn
gerua eq&nes 8srwsrruns Der Sheen WsDradhtt Ses
@eEesFrdfte b6fs Gpnuresn MbHsune pcr hr @ttAfdat
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aus sl4sr uras TIRE YefunSte abnnnt s TIRE Rra ser
eteentbult6s Grf&etRnS be Nusru 3uRea b A
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(SSortlebultg fpLst.l
Dr. 6mfelanO's teritbnte8
Geu1icl1ea S5ifters
1alIt 9-llnhIIb lNe

et5erbtihcsyosr, Dispspl. Inb GtlbluAt, dsrcni
iff ocsr neryGit Sdri&en, Observation-Disclosures
aEf ak Iraaf9eiten, webs BON berborbenem Was
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se.%,as etaOgfanS iaaer Hs psmUriben, Nnbrane bss
SIa.es n esm RCpft 5Gnrs tm Naaea 5tribrenan 5sh.
stenIta Gspeeaelstt. G1pest I'm Mlssen, 56wdhe unt
sSfss gefatI I'M Gaa,sn aaS itutsrIdt. 6@wsrtr Ntem
Sersepen 5dp bg Der ansfu, gIt4eu In bem Wefht
Sieve uNb RSftmfrssu Uef6werbsn 6tim Mttmtn @eIb.
w,rbea tsr 5aat NIB auseu StstnRetsn GAmtrssn tHa
midsa nnS ben Wlsb5rn. Disc TN Rpyf HaD Drenntn tn
6'etfh, Baaaassit unA gf'sbsrethtaatnbett.
Di si5sptpamer rmptfen Dt Mtbtsin Der Mnfmsrffam.
,ett tss .stitsms fen lbsrs a8t bt sBep unb BIT
an8e neHaEst 5erI fur dle Gfben wpfr e sDreteub
,mrfCAitn wrb Gs ii bss letu auss unb uuseprhftts
iitts frnsfsn nss bd st 10 atrtn M ythfuns Ssr Htm
an,erdnhen Wcfe bnenbtn bat unA tsen Nuf unh lees
iau biz Jest nod ssn ttFnem Hsbrn trrttt wrbe Die
}sRaas rtAe bebmte wnb dusseset@nttt &sri unb prs
sapOren aus dottisn bstits Saness ~ Sunsn eAen
6ten nS ansebeuere unb ei b en&Ars
to scn BEN Siaentamsr rublrten NImana&s relsn Der.
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gsfGs snitb elt vtrHieKt, mslHe efIaRat Bat.
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Groceries, Sxseipte, 2ia6rs ,c.

N'rocerteS, S2seiate, StaOrs &c.
Miit pent Sdtffe 6erpinallb eutpfinJen
80 TnB orcBe btikRte 3petid8en,
80 Reg perl9erlte.
100 gnibel 9eIbe @rbien,
100 geipoltene grtjen,
200 ReB neue @oubirn9e
so Bpren 2imburger Rdie,
10 Rlbel Gdmeser. R6ie,
ictpe @reeneorn, Sar6euen Hubeln @ries, Gaso 4e
HHbel NiIbetmn
(fa14S) 379eSclt- SaltmprsIir.
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Or. Suluitoll.

gSteo es fSntaIiden Gplsstums gDunbdie tn Qrnbcn
stnss bar esis Gpnkaien
ten er BEN srRten 9peN tnfs Qebens tn 5epifdern
scneen yars phanelpbi0 anberen Stdbn ugbrdt tat
stn9e Der wnberbarn 0cilunetn pDlenr cenn bic e
ntDte Der wiecsn web uu5dhI8e 9eibsnte bic Gbrgnfa
len gtfrpofia nne anpren Grantbn ltten pGe d g. an
BE bet ppeen erduiben u cbr erfhrefe te n pt crrS
tpentet eerhsen 8isinefetea H. rureen AueenbId &C.
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Settitoern SettieberRl Wett5eDe1n !
Soeesn seatsn 2ooo Rups 9stes pcn Ibensiaen cSn
A@paes y ~ hers 20. "a geea- gsroitirohe
90 Wv4sn wFatts 6pass Hnb Der Bride
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Beadltet syolqeuSes BET 3eitei..-

Der llnaldhe tper NIT cbi9eu nebelu tebaftct III hh6t6
eu an enen erFotrenen Nrs En5e enr nelen er nd nnr
Vcn Ienen G&mersn bere rb, rnoerH 5enebtA aud beit
biot Seinen Rrante cine ebr b9e &e9nn9 maen 6brno
tr in SEN dutn no bic Srmpton H etras TT eaS Sptem
taerrasIt cher bic HranEe meiier @ ssriHn bat d
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@rctate4" werheN mad eter nesn bru Er s. Snib nttee
fnbenen BebanbLnesDe tn penign Gagen cbne S9meraea
absr Snecnseniesn r ben attencn Seht nslet1 sarsn
R Dr. g. g. gmtetb boS tene gnhubune ber rnrstbrs" H. T.
U ais ShieuresA bebansdt perce ~pbur 70 of @sastant
bie trnuriefeH 6cIesn herbeiihbren
Sunae Se,its unh Aae sOe ieuinaler S6~d&e Ieoea
fOHn M set 3en n,tbn pchur e selen RunHt Rne arcbe
nntcIten eTfporen.
ten orbkr, BsrNbHtbe aIs ranb e anberer art in &su
laitat Ct Ee bI In SEN Gwieri9en bon @rns ans uae
aib Der GCnitpticn bre uprneIte Sro Heber tabeM a
smoe un6 uIbe HeI onmenhet. Setne Wecisn 1T rc bon
Rerar uub euem mcraIiieu Gten n eier besnem biten
aiie sbcrette b tann i'm Sat- eber Yratbae sher n e
Reie unEemeh Hnb stne GkSrns tn GG6fea 81 neruaen
oelrrnnen perhen Rr bise GntsRnbnn9 ensrtsn IT,
nirb cine Gtnimr6nfrng ber 9ebensueie nctbtsenbis
M ben Rrouebeitcn he& eiben @eidHeetS kat Sr. j. %.
Smith felt eie Sebe abren iein bcnecre AufneaheeH
a,apibet nut peeriGt alien 2bensen ein bsiIeHee Gnr.
Or e. s. @mhY Erapetatiot r 0rauen tatn R'sm an ebt
sen gaSe ertolte Die Webian 1T st Me Mnree tnsreele
uhren auserpibent r bacon etbraubt. - es 3d. Esr-
uan reIdt bon BaIncu en.t prbnen tunen mao qeHasez
Nuoab Der @rrtcr Dr. s. 3. Sutt IN portOrsen Srteen
sOnltren uuS bn ma trsenb stHem Tbetls ess Sanea
seIhid trbalter
paratc 3nlmtr aur DtspoFirn Der Patsnter.
Often bon tbr wecrgens bis ilst Aeeres.
or. g. g. GMitb,
saso-s 70. II Sah-5rsssrdar. SaIaasrs.
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Or. 9Obnltolr,
Ser einaloe 9IrSt, lpeLder laaelat.
litdbltrt Dor adt,etu cIabren.) J

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Sf bat tds Fhrrh wtrftdmt bette wtttI tn BIT 2D
sns ssssa aas g aEansstsn s$Dat m s @aSsu ans
In ben eenrtn ben Nren Der urntla bee NtruHes Ms
aranEsti snrr frtn sba pom ssteu
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5Datm Bsrirauew udben.
gerbeiratbete perlcnen,
chcr sse ms ia su psrbsratbn bsabaatteen uns I'D ply
ts stwadt cer etnes 5npernts bepuet nb ip.
ten unpetsu6itd Or. Jernfcn n WntPe Steben.
Na 9nrsrntas Gb pb9Ntt eeitse 8erratuns
aeispdrisi' rss srvn 8ttterp nae 5dud& OOsr G5pns
Der breditbn Ar rerosn 5Heu surrt Derentet uelHer
ia her 8stdntiuns unt 6urOrss Dr. ptnfOn unter3ftt
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stsn5alen unbeiOnnen rGtnen Sunee 2eute nb lu s&t
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mug Die UsreauunaS a9eruS esf@waGt unb bt Ptpen unb
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rr 8ner rper 3sltHe 4De oft hreben t bic Qetben abt.
rem lra6eu S bic harb 6 @errbnHet seteea 2asrs snt-
tanren fnt.
EH Office; go. Z @ib-Grsbertdfra6e,
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Ntan ntrre t6 @dmcn unt 6dusnmmer Mnn unwenbe unt
aer!e Matchmaker hnrrtebene pue eewidenlcit auadalbt
nennen lid reaeImasS Wer,s unS ICnsrn ancs,O1 Sr Or
Srhufcns 0luf tn Der Ndte. .Is x9tltl
sS Aus Breft muien etnen Uca-Stanap tuttaten.
Sine 9eilun9 ilt.2 la9en tu9eliAert. 9
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-28
Nnmmer 102.
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