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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-06-27

Ste bntten, raItloS ipanoerno, ct. QDui3
eGpuni9 ldn9it binter ffh, uno marlbirten rlis
1tt9 IN Sefferlpn County metter. .iepem Srz
te, ia 1eper 6arm lcr9lam auspecbenp. 9llS
IS enelt6 Atenp wuroe, batten lie oen Neorps
0ort l9On tlberidritten, aber lie befanoen ltA
alN IN Der ot6teitcn BilOniB, ibre 6lBe pa,
rem 9eihmpuen uno Der 6unaer naobte feine
Nebte 9eItenr, 9Sebl pranoten iiber ibren
9auptern Der maieifatilte 6iforD, Die ipptoe
perltmOne Der panfel9rtne pampap, 8uum,
= absr ite batten feline 6riAte i'm Mai unp
au9 nlhl ole 9erln9te Sabune setete fttb zen
St1Senren. @noltA famen 1fe auf cine feline
pratrte uno ldOn nab rem erlten Shritten
eatpefte Sclepb, OaB ite DpQ @robeeren lei, -
nit @er warfen itb Seloe auf Die @rpe unp
petl9lan9en Die erqutdenba Jrudt = Die
les nlebr alS fru9aIe Sbeuomabl batte apar
tDren 9un9er ntbt 9eitilIt aber fte pedD err
1uidt. uno 1te ftn9en an ettpas rnbtoer iiber
tbre Sa9e nah5uotnfen. pud bate inpeIIen
INNER lu6eno an Ger @rpe berum9elbnup,
pert jeBt auf etnnal bra1 ct nit tursen
SdBen IN cas- 9ebiiid,, ais perfolee CT etlpd5,
uno nun bDue ibn flafenp fOrllaoen. Ofa6
etni9en Wtnuten fam Gus treue 1bier lprins
9enO uno nit cem S6peift mepelno SurlG
ul,O tru9 ettpa6 i'm Maule. @5war Elm feiz
ltes Spppilum, oaB puf seiaet erbaldt uno
trOt9eblirn bate, ST le9te leinen Sang Su
cen 6uBeu leineS 9errn nteper uno bIifle nit
Den Au9en treuberSi9 gu ibm auf, Som be-
lab oas Spppium wObl9efall,9 uno iagte;
."Da 1T ia uner 5upper' = pud, i'd ernenne
ci6 BON nun an, gu unlerm Sbe,tidenmei,
fer, . ,,,9Ste lo?" fra9te SOlepb olplult Du
robes 6leil9 efen - Dente nibt meinte
Som Iabeno, ,,pOaen ibn ldOn braten. 0D6
re Spltpb e6 sebt un6 beiler al6 i6 sepaGt
battc. QBir baten unere Yfeifeu, 3abat
unO SeueEeus, pud lor9t fur Oen A8raten =.
uno Dle uno pa papen mir mobl cine Sub
rnoent pie 10 9efllli9 it, ftA meIten gu lal1en."
(6Ortlebua9 fOlst.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-06-27

Die
0fbeimnine pon st. Gonts,
Seinri d. 8 6rn # elm.
fsfNrffpklftto


Dlcbter uno bihter baltic ft6 Der 9febel
auf pem Jluffe Sulammen. DaS 6euY. Boot
mar an9ebunpen am llfer, - Der Ne9er Der
Die Geilenoen binubere uuo berlberfabrt =
lag Sermutbld nod i'm tiefen Shlafe in lets
ner 9ltte. Som uno Soiepb lpransen in'S
8cot, ereriffen bic Guoerltansen uno SO1epb
mar ebet oabei oa5 Seil loSsubtnpen, ais raS
@e1hret: VSalt! 6alt" ert6nte, Der Neoer
aus leiner Sutte berbeieilte uno 1tdb auf cus
Scil marf. Sclepb lprans auf ibn 81, aber
in temleben 9usenblife Derldpano Der
ldreienoe 9teger. = paS Seil sins lp6 uno
pa6 gppt trieb in cen Strom. SeBt bDrten
fte binter lld) i'm @alIer pldtldern, fte 1aben
auE eS mar Der tleue Dud, Der ben Ne1er i'm
entlAetrenren Nugenbltfe niebereerilIen 6ate
te uno oann lelnen 6erren naA, in'6 Mo1Ier
seprunsen mar. Sclepb sos ibn auf'6 Spot
unp ia9te gu Som: !9inGber su fOmmen nuBt
un5 ni6t5 mebr ite rpurpen un6 einbrlen, :
bore nur, pte Der geser beult uno 1dreit!
lab un6 nit Dem StlDm binabtreiben." -
Der an9el6mullene 6luB trieb cas- purh
Die Huperltan9en nod breckenridge goOt
ral6 btnab, = jeBt tfamen Die 9uflhl1ae Der
pferpe naber, Die Nuft: 9altet pie M6rper !!
6an9t lte" wuroen pernebmbar uno einsene
SAulIe wurDen auf pa6 Q9a5Ier aboefeufrt.
Sem unO Splepb trieben 0as SOot ralh nit
Der StrDmuns abpdrts. pgSenn mir ibnen
entfommen, ia9te SOfepb, viO 1T e6 Elm 8une
Ger !" = Com batte aber Ietnen alien 9umpr
9emUnnen uno la9te iadeno o@5 I6etnt pa
Oben beitimmt 80 lein ras id nidt mebr na6
e0t. SruiS TONNE. - @s 9elhiebt mir gang
re6t, parum babe sid meinc SpriBe YerIal>
len"
@nphd petSo9 itd Der gtebel, = iie rparen
nett binabselrieben unD mitcn i'm oi6ten
QSalpe. = Sben BET Geuton ftano inoefen
ein 9anSer SoaufrlI Don Jarmern uno anpern
3ur Ncrfcl9un9 auyebOtentn 2euten am ufer
uno blifte, alo Der yetel oersins persebrn6
naA Gem 6errDs8oote. vSie llno binuber !"
ldrie jeBt Der Neeer, Juno baben eann pas
Boot fprttreiben lallen."
@s cauerte cine Stunoe, bts Elm anoeres
BcOt 9efunoen uno an Seilen berbeteelhleppt
iparo unD als eS i'm Stanpe mar, lteBen itA
pie 8erfclser binukerlegen uno salpppirtsn
auf ct. SOui6 su, in Der Weinuna auf Der
Spur per GliAti9en gu lein,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-06-27
Dr. Hnfaland..
BalldmiIher GoroioI

BalldmtIher Cordial
dr ftntat 1tuns 1aHen rtsltuus SnFuen,tn Bsdn.
Rautfn 6as unb astr6ersnenlInbpns &nsItruns unh
NOD m6aG Gr .srune fur Iat an hteitr Rtanfbei
eetteHis, feba In ben feBsta 5tabttn.
Dtes teIbmts pTeSateOH lit s4 BEN BitteYu auSetIdI.
ae. @s tn far ttnt 1ldde Rranfbe ten btRimmt Aa
a9sTents nnh setdbrStt ais a1e benen Ste Benk
asr bts edabes no rdus6tittn Bic BON d.
ilFtuen &rdiuna berrltrsn Or. Bell bt erAe 6rt.
te 0ntbUritd fnat: SD min nht bs6nnbttn hoG Ralt'
fur urt III mas bic PET unt b4s gsbs iebtr fur bic 1pb
IL kranbetsn arSssrer sf6brlt&fttt unb une6s
SterstfdGs 3nfa brtn.
Cine wefsr prob, Der tntf,s&,u etfdpr$sstt s.s ssn
tme tetnsn @rdltnns tnhsbtnbeu &rauItcen teat 6 b
ttnsm Bitd Nser nltatbeab Sen 0er&ten be1 Dbdh
Stta @eunsheilfamtts entnemment Edbe1f Erps6e Vk.
ntloed ansrann ttne Der sSfuabsn Stdbts nnO1 ia
tSiat ete .Id5eleI ~ $500 Fs'
ta3a ssidmmBdsi Ger sttrssfdas fog"
5tdrben an Stwinkfu9t 1912
!, aneert 3tauttstttH SS4S
t8,,. .9efammsatI e,r 5ttrbefdue 9'7Se
Gtarben an SdptnbGaGt 1895
anetrs 8rartpsttsn 1854
1884, GSsammtabI btt Stt,Sefdat 1tail
s9tarbsa s1pHbfudt ATS
dnntrs RrGnstestsu 1856
Btfs 3atIen atn bas ketNabs Der g. Ebdi aatr terks
aas IN sis'em eans tns4 Iasbrung srurfd wrhtn a..
eeptn zen sabirst6tn dnbern 9stben bt vcn stns
is'fien gf;@lt"rn ttrbstaefrtrt mtrheH e3s5
St 9tunb6ett ub penn ibr an euer GrSltuueber
balfami6em Gcral unb br tSnne fGere eneGuna rean
aaunOe baben pes set9aR uno ben wunberbdre QBirtS
beIeuat.
Suen rn,mt dber dnal BON Ser6prbeem Ntdoen In mel.
dem Safe bds pDeu6e 8tters" sebrau6t werten c0e Sn
N1Gn enem doluernoen un herrubrenotr Gmwie unb
@bdnruns ces Ssens wttD bae Brs erDBem
gusen Rnben. s'.'s' ss
Saielbe prb eints BET Or. g.. M Sad(On, 4Ss Qrdfr
YtaOeipba Derfertte BET auen Druaaen rb
6urh bic Der. Staaten Serfluft.
Ylsis IS Gsnts bic 5laldt Mnsil
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Or. 6nfclauO's berabnlteS
teilt srdnsltd duc

= = nrUnpItD
etbubtftwereen, Oispeptl unb GelbIutt, drrui
ldt ootr neroSie 5hmdctcn, Observation-Disclosures
unb ate 8fanfbttten, rpeIbe DDn Se1bprbenem Ma>
gen oeer Der Setter tntleben.
Ss+ iqs traopfang tnnsrl at pmoribsn, &n6rdua BE
81ufS NO Stm Rcpf 5dur TN Nldgtn 6srl5renaen sob.
ArenHta petitfplGfttt 5dptr TIM NlaGen, Sdwade unk
SSts A9efubI I'm M1aen nnttrteib 5&werer @tbem
SeriflOP en- S3y bt Der aussn Jlsisn In benz @eh6t
Se unt Rpfi6mtrStu, Bel6werbtu bttm Mtbmtn GeIb.
Htrbeu ter eaut dob ausa, 5sttsuRsbsn S&mers,n Ira
Raie' une ben Sltsbrn. bst TN Rosf xnp Bremen ta
6tfh SanjiNtett unh Nithsratictla ;enbstt
0 QieutDimer empfenIen ottft ebtsn Der NnfmrFfam.
EFT bts utlitams far ubsrp aat bssa Dertb unb bsr
Hng.msfeatg etrGI fir 1 9tben fur e Srrfetenb
,mrfOb mtrb @s ii bias Etin unb unsepruftts
Wit ontegn etnes ba et 10 Sdtrsn f VrHfune hen
lmfriIanhn Weft bea4nbtn beEan Ruf ans 9ers
fauf tS isst nod taem Nattrn srrti4t purtt Dtt
~I3Fas wsl6t ot lbm unb Gassea8net &erit unb pri.
'apsrnen al stn btfts aunbss ju Wunftn eeAtn
setrn ns uuae9ue uub ct tseaaus Dur&tf ing btS ad6St.
Id bem Stleutblmr pubtstrn GmdnaGsa rel&tn Der.
he urtssblt6 bur bic NGenttu Strteltn Idet mus aH&
ben un8Idnbasn Ibsrarugen bdb btss Btttefs mvII b
.srubmtbNl perttMt. ntLas e erlaKat bat.
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8tadlttt Iplatnets BET Better.


Der noIndde pe&er Mt rtieen nebeA Deboftet III hhe nd
dnen an nen edSrenen Ar wnSen, bur& reIsn ntt nar
Don nen Snlersen bere pb icnbern beneloeN AUD bed.
biat enen Rranfe ene ebr bge %nun9 gu mde udpreno
n in BEN Tduen, bic Ssmptrm f nlr etras tn oaS Spea
stpursslt oer be &ranebt weier I'm f% 9egrn bdt w e-
ner weit arEseren &enuns bereg IT. Ueren9nnSen ooer
@trtetl1" werbeN Mad eter cSn Dr. s. Smth nt0e.
inbenu BebanblnasDei tn renen Taeen c5ue S9mertex
abcr 1nccnrencen r ben patienn 9ebet AuSlet edrA-
mi Or g. g. gWietb bab feline Gnhn6une 6er .urkra- H. 1.
NJ aIs ttcturess bHaMbe merben wObur 10 of @baratGne
bic troureften ScIsen berbeifnbren.
lunoe 9eut nnb Hae neGe ant ieminaIer S@wd&e IeibeA
cen M BEL 3en u.lben ~cbrr Re selem 2uamer nab 0rett
bntcten eriporen
Or g. g. gntk bat burdt bic sA6e Gur rbeev &rsntke-
ten arESer BernbMteit aIs gMh e aubcrer G5t m Xmera G
onat Qr BELT hnS ube In ben nwte8ten bon Vrne aHs AnO
aibt bcr 0DnOm bre prhn9lte &ra wteee neem q nnr
e1Foe un6 MIee wel nnpcnhet. Setne weetu t pet boa
Nerer unh aNen mSroIiim<m @en TT eter beauem 6Gtea
ae aubereI wnb k2n I'M go- cber Pnatbauie soer M ssr
Reiis nbeme umh stn @terung IN @c4den an eerxradn
aenrnncn werbem Sr wcRn tise &nt3hnbuH9 e9eretn t
pir6 cine ginItrdnfnne ber 9ebenSweie nDtbwensg.
tb Icit ctcr Nebe Sahren ene bccHoere NnmeateR
lIniS1net nb berprtt nun 2ebenhen etne becnoe 9ur
81 81 erth,A fat exuu IN ou-
scm pIdte erboIien Die We6tsn t sHt unh urbe neHAk
Sabren ouberc1eenG bd banpn eebrant. = FreA $b. Pr
onen pslGc bon Baltimore enHt wphuen HWneM na eeianx
Naobe ber Spmrtcme Tr. s. 3. Smt IN pcrtoeN Drcfen
eonuIte ub e Nbn aa& rsenb etnem Ebess ses Saaees
scItid erbaltcn. es
Nus anrasen bl.iben Rrsns prsatt. Sn her Ca RaA p.
pdrate 3nnter slir DiSpcfien ber Butenten.
OH.n BON llbr RcrseHs bis nRI abenbs.
y Or. 3. q. @mffH,
sasn-s &o. II Shh- Hrrber6ar. BiINnssca.
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9r. Solution.

gae res tTnte6tn Grlt9tums Der gDunbdre tn 2DnbrH
VraourIer enes Der eren mhnhen GCegien Der Der Stan
ZEN Der ben 90Bten Ib etnes 0ebens tn 5Sptdrn
epneon ydrS philadelphia unb dnheen tdben usetra6 lat
sn9e Der pInberbaren etlunen DOenbe Ge
tpt@te cet wtebsn pes uu3dbse 9ebenb be Sbreuau
len epStat unb anberen Rrantbeen Isen fclhe l. o. aud
ce BET plrt6tn erauf8en ~ ebr rfbredeu bic B oft
tuen bet 8ern8en 8Ietneeten n 70. purbn aueenbd &C.
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s5altimore=2rcF= =S5OlpitaI.

0cgrinoet 5ur llnterprafun9 Der QuadIalberet.
DER etnSi9e plog no etne bttlMn8 trlGnot
perpen taErl+
9tnDerung tn ie6s Shtnbtn.
Retn 2uedliIber, oas euere @eIuupbett teIs
le1ps rutntrt.
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SrsanilAe Schwdhe

snpershSt eeb nnh bic pole raft wteNer bereau 9tss
rTbat eceen wtes edS 2eben tIenb unb he Gb ub 9tG
tommsn aft nnm9g ma@t TT pft bds 9prs Dstr bic brtn
essnattsn unbeOnsn rRbnen Sunse 2euts ub su letbt
!u 1usthUtneen eeReet pel te berEn Erlan nd eeanu
teunen ObBe1 lie aud burt Strttturen Rteber6agen int
odrI Stein nnb anere ura4en tntHebeu sUu O t t br
mefenstbetls ene 5rle beS Msbraues b belen DrSane
9Der dber wiu dusueu ha5 bic ra Der &tusune
eenen perl0en wtrb bic @ belter Qdern reebeu ais
Denen e pa petie nb. NuBerbm perben bur6 rben Ge-
mug M ysrrGuunss gDernss S&wa6t anb BITE ptpibtR unb
eefiGen Rrafte uerntbtet. e itsl
@ltern unt 0ebrer wten oft ntt bte ra6e br &rantb tt
re Rinber 3DeItn9e lB oft rben Fe bte 2eeen dub
rem uraen BI bic br bic @errbnbe sebttmen Gaers
fdnten ilb.
EE Offtce: SO. Z @ap=Grsbertdltra6e,
lteben 1bIren pom 8alttmureltr. Gitltae Sette,
Die Stufen btnauf.
Wfdn merle t6 dnien nb 1duSnrmmer benn unwiee rnb
tru9erhe yadmaber burdtrtebene p SewnlD Gudfiatsr
S6ueHtder SteeIrt6r Strabsnretnser Hnc Gmpenpuget
Eennen d re9emaB9 Aeri Hnb duerH, aaeesC8en Dr.
Solution Rut tn Der Ndbe. -ts.-- 500
NS. 1le Sriet mufeu etntn pca- Stamp eutbdlten.
Sine 9eilanS in 2 Iasen SuSetAert.
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Or. 9obnIto,r,
Der etnSt9e 2lr5t, rpel6er a13et9t,
tGtobltrt Dor a6t,ehu Qobrer,.

-. kWIuUIIEF UDF dWIBtru JdprtuJ
Gobct b0s Herns wtrdmRs uub bette UtteI In Ser GptIt
tubed 5scu dae gentle ardntbeen SGwdhe i'm Ruden unh
ben @leeern unfretwet Sddmen resuneen FER ShmerH
IN Den Gncn BEN yertn urtnbdfe NrlufeS bet
CrBdnben Graft bs Nsrveuretses RDpF @ureeI Ndu
cpe nduardnft unt Gur ener pen lsbtI be eewHtH
5ebenen sprbnbetn Der usenh wtlhe Opftrn aefdhr
lttel tins ale ber Streusueans ben q 1bren beS npFtS
rubren unb nt&t ette GbtIt bre sldHteubasn
3ofnun9en reruten S6rdhe &Cntturn brpUrtrtuSer
et Sb unm6s maiden suIes RSrseF nnh Ssnu Isr-
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8erbeirutbete perlonen,

oDe S0le wsl3e no utEttratbeu DeatR&tsen nb F ess
f6e S0md Cber tnes nperntFS berruet un Iod.
ten unOsrtustt Or. SsbufOn gu Ratbs stebtu.
que 2nbrns eeSsn BIZ &be pbse cber settse 8ttItnS
Neltdreu Der WerDen 5erR SbwdHe pter GrfSp.;na
Der brcdltdnen @rt Uerbfn 5neG iur Dereuts wel6er
a Der SsbdnDluns nnp turrse Dr. 9pbnfpu untsrtbt
tdnn pm ale nem Shrenmdnue 5urt H& duStrtraufn
nne Auper auf ietn arittht CsfifItdfet hsrlnaAn
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Sunae OPdnner,

oeiCneer welts b OD Sebstmer 9atrS eeprbeu nh
iS dpritt 10 ptee ddueupe en Az bes rdb retet ptlt
urh b Jdlsnte unb sutptdsn Oraube sfrdts
m Hsm Bonner Der 8srebtamfet besetfert
ctter bsiduberue Zone enc6 baben rrheu, mSeen h NIT
poaem 0ertraueu ndhen.
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AA 0Sctmz nlt0 0tqllpr=S6 6nnolmna
~ bon B. f. ULMAN,

8AA N1SStU> utIu SIQuDr>CCnnclunN
49, bon B. f. ULMAN,
NO.5 NOrb>GaYfrabe, Baltimore: !
1857 unb 1858 aren opOb IN analitt n6 Anantd br &C.
onee geinabre unb 1859 lit ebecpe perpredeb Dabufd
1T es mir Hpsl br CUTE gSaure gu br neSrsen ari.
taufen. -,. o, IL ou,, -. -
o[cHe bein SaB 60 @a gu As Cts. Die @apne 80 Sat
RUtb-sne gu Is @ts. bic gaGOn teim SAB 60 GalOae
81 ~ zoo siaen 8cib-gS bas 9ussnb sn So,
100 10 tStSsasss sIalsn ss1ias 3 3 :, 4. sanDs
2OC - Gbtteud Ntorseatr DO 8,
so - WtG,8eou geten DO 6,
SO y @6oteau Ia Strange DO 10,
800 @aflcuen Ser 1ito 58er Gbein 9yene 3u ST. SIX
100 staen Starso6rrnsr Ser gu s4 Oas 0usenb.
IoS 100 Ssfsnr tsfSsf 5aa,.nsssr Sss% $a5 m Ss ss,
100 0ab 9Ort Sseine (5entaiOn) so Cts. bic eaapns
10 50. So. SaEdaS SoIaIonien q 70 ." SSo. ia
Is b. tene uuserIeene Pcrwerc $1x-$6 Die Gallon,
SO @tS. bis 81 Die Talte.
@roEe Nu8pabl in Wtaaga, Ntoeera, &ereS unh Wescat
$50 a5rbe gbatpasner, sarantirt dGt.
TronsSlaen utantOnet $40 per Duseub, 81 bic Sto9e
SO Rgten ddten Que be Wepntebelo.
~ gc mir IeIbt ScraGlt9 3berei uno ret BON aeitI6ib.
ltdben Sa1reoienseu offerire t9 fel9enoe Irtttelt
nnlitatiOn pS1t @ snSS M g a. sTa@n@e" 20 etS Die Sa
s. Cts Ss yIa3s SnS psn Is SIS. biS $2K 6s eaaons
Sitter rener &oo0eH= -0pe une @erte SnappS bon Is
Gts Bis 81 6ie lale uns BON 40 @tS Bis $24 bic GaG.
San,aica. .0aaa'. S@cttiibn @eriten @snapps (Seoi4
g0bScp, 8aaria arrac Berlner- -Doppetanel beutI6es
InS bOIanb1es arduter- Bitter Sein- Bitter mlo ediuei.
ser Dla9en. Bitter Iniiette., &oen, 8ole., Dtanoe-,
picftenlinse MaraS9lnO @orotalS. Nbipntbs Siroao,
&tr1teer. Brcmbeer Wilbtri9en=, n9per-, Wetutep.,
auss sn ba6ell bel 8. s. nIman.
- No 5 Norb. .g,obIrabe
A Bon allen Oeen @auren saranre iH 6ie QuaIitdt nb
nebme irl6e peun nidbt bsfrieb8eno 3urdd.
SnipDrtsir unb Deitlateur
s So. sc. .@5aptr.
Sani21 III brittle Ehire BON 8altmcreItraBe.
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Belpnper5 III beahten

pr SOtnfOn httet alsn Deuen ktne 5aI rt F6 bur&
|rl9e ststme unh uunaurI&t t un6 R6rper rSrenbt r
btt arbett b Seaaft uab htt &b uufatts aen6s Qaer
Gehrdht boben. l--5'-s' T77'' ~
9er ne stuee ber aursen befasensertbn gUIatn b
ruben Vewpbnbetten hes eaerst Shnd&e TN nden unb In
een Siteern S@meren TN Rcpt Gpae bes @eFGts 8erlna
per wausteItrat 9er5lrpn nerSBIe unrube
gnOrennns otr Glssmsne Gnttrdftua
Svnptrme ber S&winblHht
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llrtbetI Ser NreTe.

Die SttIe Tdh welt rdbrtuh htr ItSrn tbnietn Sabre
tn btetr MnaoIt turrt prbeu unb BITE Nenee weer wunb
drihe Operdttpnen wel&e Dr. Ubnpn auSfusr beneu
BITE 8ettneS NappCrre n rtet anbtr pepnen beiEpbnteu
publfum wteberbOen Uden unterrHtet urbt
en n u ais &brennnnn in BeSua aRf Gbaratttr uni
@tptHrabafsett ab fur eebent tue ttHret&enbs @edpr.
lttaunG
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-11-01
gelette1 MiscellanY.
AN HOURS STRUGGLE WITH POISON.

[ was spending some days, not many years
ago, in beautiful little country village,
and in family that had moro than common
attractions to one who likes country life as
we'll as myself. The little circle had in it
more of real interest than have often seen
developed in the same number Of persons
The father of the family-almost too
young to feel that he was entitled to that
honorable appellation a fine, frank
hearted young mechanic, with a wide world
of bounding life in his veins, and energy
that, when fully aroused, drove everything g
violently before him, and warmth of dis
position that won him more friendship than
it had then given him of the goods Of this
world
His wife, to whom he had been married
some four years, was singularly beautiful.
They had two childrcn-the one laughing,
brown-cyed and brown haired little fairy of
three years. Her name was Evelecn. The
second was growing, laughing plump little
beauty Of less than a year, promising to
have all the charms of the elder at her age.
[ was sitting one afternoon in quiet lit
tie room with my feet upon two chairs, read
ing pleasant little book, in Il state between
asleep and awake-ny host away at his shop,
hundrcd yards of, and my pretty little
hostess engaged in her household labors--
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-11-01

"Mary let him alone, the child will die if
he does not 90 on. 1t cannot do more than
die if he does I would not say word to
him for the world. The child is his; let
him use his pleasure"
There was silence then. In a moment
more there was culver of the cyellds, a
convulsive movement of the chest, and the
teeth lost their tension The father seized
his child, turned her face downward, and
the poison began to flow from her mouth.
Again and again as the retching ceased, he
repeated the experimental life returning
still more, and the face losing its black color
every instant. More than twenty times al
bumen had been administered, and more
than half those times followed by the cxpul-
sion, when the eyes opened, the father de-
sisted, the little sufferer lay just alive in his
arms, exhausted, it's little life terribly shat
tered but saved!
Thcn-whcn the necessity for cxertion
and determination was ovcr-whcn the ply
sieian had been summoned, and they knew
that darling Evelcen might live, after many
weeks of struggle between life and death ;
when the relieved friends had acknowledged
that they had wrongcd him first; when the
beautiful and sorrowful wife had blessed him
through her tears and kisses and all knew
that under God only such an almost fierce
determination could have saved the child
then the father sat down and wept like a
child
Not in sLittle sister Evelcen" did the poi
son do it's fearful Office. Evelcen is alive
to-day, and her brown eyes are open upon
womanhood But there is no hour in my
life that brings SO thrilling a recollection
as that of the young fathers struggle for the
life of his child
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-11-01
3Iulitira(.
|COMMUNICATED.7 I

COMMUNICATED
Mr.. EDITOR Il hope you will have no OBJ
lection to publishing the enclosed editorial. 1t
is from the National Luteliyencer, of the 18th
inst. Our post Offices for tho last two months
have been crowded, even to excess, with an
elcctionecring pamphlet, entitled, "John Bells
Record" and indeed the public mind to some
extent has been grossly imposed upon and even
led astray by the false and mendacous accusa-
tons contained. in this document, the objects of
which are to place in false position before the
people Of the country one among the purcst of
our Southern statesmen.
The Union Committee, of which the Hon
Alexander Il. Doteler, is Chairman, have taken
the matter in hand and have issued refutation
of the charges contained in this irresponsible
and libelous publications, to which are attached
names of distinguished Southern gentlemen
among them, Ex-Governor Neil II. Brown, OF
Tennessee yet us this document is not suffered
to pass through any post office where it can be
stopped, you will but do justice to the recor
of history by giving this editorial an insertion
in your paper. Yours respectfully,
THOMAS A. MILLAR
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-11-01
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
BY T.. WELLS,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR

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Announcements of candidates for office, s. | 90
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Obituaries, tributes of respect, calls upon persons
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ments, at the usual rates.
Communications, the effect of which is to pro-
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per square.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-11-01
ELECTION NOTICE,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to the Judges
L y of Elections and to the Voters of Charles
County, that an election will be held in the scv-
cral Election Districts of Charles County, at the
usual places for holding elections,
On TUESDAY, the 9th day Of November
next, for eight Electors of President and Vice
President of the United States.
1t will also be the duty of the voters Of Charles
County, to express their approval or dsappro-
val of the following Act of the General Assem-
bly, of Maryland, of January Session, 1860,
chapter 232.
PETER WHEELER, Sheriff.
August 30, 1S60.-tc
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-11-01
EMPLoTMENT.

4 GENTS WANTED TO SELL THE ERIE
"a SEWING MACHlNE.-We will give q
Commission, or wages at from SOS to $50 per
month, aud expenses paid. This is new Ma
chine, and simple in lis construction that child
Of 10 years can learn TO operate it by half an
hours instruction. 1t is equal to any Family
Sewing Machine in use, and the price is but Fif-
teen Dollars. Persons wishing an agency will
address J. n BOYLAN,
General Agent Eric Sewing Machine Company
oct Il-2t MILAN, Ohio.