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The Nevada Democrat., 1861-09-12
GAS! GAS GAS N

VTNHE NEVADA GAS c. MPANY GIVE NOTICE
i that gas will be turned into the 'street mains
on Saturday the 18th day of August. The Company
have on hand a large quantity of service pipe aud
complete assortment Of fixtures which they are pre-.
pared to put up for all desrOus of burning gas and
all such persons requested to call at the office and
subscribe to the rules and regulations by signing the
Register. The following is the tariff of charges:
Price Of Gas, per 1000 n. .......... $40 90
PTice for intFOd ucIng Gas from the
street main to pipe OF Consumer,
including setting Metre. IN NIL
eases where the entire fitting is
done by the COmpamy..........S $40 90
When otherwise, intrOdu duetiOn and
settthR metre................... 80. S25 90
Price of pipe from metre, 30 cts. per foot.
Price of fixtures according to kind required
N. B-No bills for pipe or fixtures will be presented
for collection until gas is turned on.
Per order of Trustees
J. s. KANEEN
Aug. II, ls6l.--lm. Sup. Nevada Gas Works.
JUSTICE 81 BLANKS, CONSTANTLY ON
81 hand md for sale at this RaRoa.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-09-12

HORRIBLE Pux.-An INSCRIPTIONS wag
pronOuncrs the Bull Run fight sad case
Of characterization.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-09-12
THE QUIET ROOM.


I am with thee in this quiet room,
Dearest, am with thee.
The church bells ring. and the birds sweet chant
0ufvers arOund this lonely haunt N
OF ancient piety;
Bat ean see aud can hear
sweeter song and a scene more dear
And am again with theei
am with thee in tins quiet room,
The vine looks in at the easement old;
Through the old easement, diamond paned,
Wander the vine leaves golden veined:
Low in the garden the roses bloom,
Loading the air with rich perfume:
In quiet sit aud the quiet room
Is halt in shadow and half in gloom;
AS sit in the shadow my hands fold,
Ny very breath ] measure and hold,
Lest trouble and scare
The spirits OF air,
And memory leave her tale half told.
ssnr "
! am alone in my quiet room,
And alone with thee no more
Nv heart Is heavy, my heart IL chill,
With a dull faint shveT Of coming ill
Oh, spare mel spare this quiet room
There have been times when It was TO me
prison of deadly gloom,
den of sickness and of pain,
And 80 II may yet be again:
But now 1t, and the garden deep,
Where the summer sunbeams quiver and brood
Over the purple flowers that sleep
In bliss beneath--the trim green lawn,
And the dark cedar boughs that throw
A veil between the sunsets glow
Even the old house that 40 often
Have thought 80 duh and drear. doth soften
Into home of Old Romance,
Where one. who, like me, has suffered mischance,
Nav win all rare and lovely things
To soothe the souls maginings;
A twilight temple Of repose
From the outer world Of strife and woes.
quiet cross blessed way,
Through peaceful paths of shadowy gloom,
To pass at length from this quiet room
Into the 81 ence Of the tomb
Yes. it we're lovely and sweet 70 pass
Down the old staircase and out by the grass,
Silent and chill as the night -bedewed flower,
Out of the dust Of this life and the power
OF sorrow to blight and of JOY to betray,
Out OF "the burden and heat of tue day'
--rLyrics and Idyls, by Gerda Fay.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A ADJUSTMENTS.
4nz rIosss. asss ~ ~ .s;s
Model ar ns 0O : y Eau eau g New YORK.
The greatest Comic singer In the world,
Appears every aigh4
Fresh talent added to the
Mskps the largest and moot effective troupe ever oolec ID
UNITED srArKa
snssoest place OF amusement In tia World and hAvas
q ss their Old
"' 'u0nH' tho '" THi sr isSasd GENTS
Wal admit you TO hear the great comic singer,
x,es mo viii sdmi you to hear tho sweet ballads or
mss FANNY 'oA shisi ZEN GENTS
S san' you to witness the performance the Spanish
MISS JULIA ANNA
ME asIs q AN o SatsA-
Admits to SOC tho s ss f:sis' ssA,
Admits 70 ''' tho e't1 ss IN ss.sss s ss'
1 Rt;is;sss FL Ssssiss
ADMITS ss: 'si :,;
Admits the astonishing S:E;!SstSstR'. Of the ''.'"''-
A'n'' near ''i D ss%'fs; = ;saG
SSVx1S' ballet iis sIsS SSro. representation y Meas
"a Ire y In
Adm" to hear tn; s;: ss'7 ~: Solos Il
A'"''' 70 40 F 9s Rs'q SfoRsLs AND SON.
Admits to SEQ e : s;s aa'st Bar &c
Srwo GAY 1ROUBApoURs"
70 see THE s F4ssg& p SsSHss; s4srrH
Mons 1 tss E5aSEs s' 5 %fd iisS a;s'D''
And p'''''"'P sky z ' Sisr1sor ACTS,
Lasting om .se h' s' se ss' each & n as ssS
MORE GRATUITOys NOTICES.
BY comparison of list Of artists engaged at the different
Concert h.ls in New York. win readily be which
..AbsoTSs all the talent in the profession. COPIED
bushes: witty ana abuse such performer. foimsss
ID ts S% e best a sn lie
salaries OF any one In the and hst TOO to
ai merit !. engaged, what may Be the amount or
B-rhe Manager pleased observe the effect his ad-
that the pubic sne $ snS ~
@ :, the credit q the Mo-
Us Sss4 such
1nsmYch 40 they have publicly expressed their obligations,
q thing they TO do before and
disposition 70 preserve hereafter thoroughly reformed
Ing both the prices and principles Of what they formerly
sneeringly termed
and made their for the services rendered
them by the Advertisements and notices ratutously paid
for The Meodeon; the proprietor satisfied with the
scousnees putting them the right track which, the
foreign proclvies WIN permit them to pursue, viii insure
leave them With the caution not 70 let their
autocrac pulses interfere with successfu buness but
at the they any 'gratuitous ,cef
In the Herald they have them just often they In
terfere with any artist performing ut the kelodeon.
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r LOYD's MINBTRELB
TIE BEST BAND IN THE WOR ID
MONDAY, juno 3, and every night during the wesa.
BIDAUX, LESLIE, WILLIS and EASrMkAD, In now HooN
Columbia, the Pride OF the World, 20
BIRCH, PIERCE, ALLIE and COOL WHITE, in nav ~
THE MY 61ERY, The NOISY FAMILY, THE vKrE 9Aa
LATHE and POLITICS, WHOSE FOOT DAT B u RNL0a
Doors open at Ia, commence q g TicKes Is osnAa
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AMJxESrENTs.

Wa7sa 49,: :, 1<s...,. ~. -,
i: $ss::s!;:$ ;sii:; ;;.'...
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soTHEHE.
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sSTHssH.
! eS ~ ss,s on aas oo'no az
| & Hi s$$$s s 81 60
'"s a'Oss 's'"sS0S; o. s'8 Ss%,S s 1ss
Z: ~: ~: .,,... !: s;sl
NIX ss."a . soTsn ys,. Is sss
QUE z z:s s:s3; s; ys-..
/ / | N " "
de4ng ssqsd Tsyors wss1 famed connolly, aaA Il
pss: v.''. 70 ADsfis. "a a.a hi. :. -.
Both brothers arc Ta ase'ea'e
end on aordnarv creations o. -
BxoUIsrTE soEEo RFFEC a.
'upee'0' 70 a1''a'fs y ~ s:sspsed 4. Ne" 1'sx
PANORAMA
Of tho Of The Of tho Of the OF +ee * To
-. HUDSON.
0u,.. x.;h beautiful di.olvins effects, showlas
xoo,D,ou, ''''' Hoosnra-<
s sSssIsE
The whole spaoe Of r. s'sse op Ss into sraaA
sxATIsa F FSsS.
Every lady and gentlemen in the theatre .. sksssA
Nky BowEHY THEATRE. Il
~ sole r''''P sCsD.T T': JUNK & l. IS. '"
Ergagement for SIX nights only Of the peoples favs
MR. e. EDDY.
who will appear In shAA' Gsai issss'S'"
Supported BY ts'et s. soaifa s sf J. kan.n Mr.. "
Afsss ssSa u he :D so%s F.som me of
THK dAaIC IRGMPsr.
s1 81 tSaaas "s'T TASaHrER
RAEESsy,Mss A.EsICAS Mussgx Is TAG
w BEST PLACE 4 .as cIrY 10 sss Tas MILl,Aes
pss oa4 s Ss ss
u1 VI ss' .pS l.ss q iTae v%sfarr
than AK Hs ALos.
ns :. IN
Covered With Ss III "a; ss.4s .ss
Hz Wi SsSSS sissS SzR RzAar 'Aan~
Aged years. NJ Mss Sa' k5 s asa.' 4 els
Aged years. and n Hsy ka irsh %h Siss
ysals ia and do only i 3 X inches high
FAMILY or LiLLiPUTIANs EVER KNOWN.
TIE SSSS FL SJss
Ali fak s Hhs s AEs!s ts4 EAy4 Ss.
THE S SSkSSs I HHSsS Mar M1A is Il
1 lHh p nS1 ~ 5En ass Gno sSAk
FIFTH and last week Of tSa. ''>'%'" o'
Asph hss ssa i RiHf Fa4 heSa 81
which continues be received with undated applause
EySEs AFTERNOON AMP sysE II . This v. =.
Admission % ii. Is Cents ES oSdrcn under Zen. Is ossa
b hEoHANics' HALL. At. srs.dx:y, .
MONDAY. Junsa and every evening during tho vosk.
f EFE %SS. 1s Be b s3s ss ~ MIA
FLING j ss' s5ssR RaI 6
RA's %aA4 .s. D q S oo1si Ticket.
a5 $sT Ss3tS f. * w,
1s ss; Dsss 81. S1 Liz !: =: e
H. a1s4xySs SE4ky. 4seo sA and Is d;uss.s:
Mr. M! To MIA ess s,sn: s sSsr sao and
". De WE'RE TsnSI a each
ssss :;:
sehOSis .d%t.sd On liberal terms
h0'' c%4sGf
A MEXICAN CONCERT HALL
9ys .! hah r Sa1 zs9Hs OF
saob ssss q ~: or ss
3 3issEEE S S$$k::
sSSs RssSss ys'. 81 q 1 Hf9 &Ess
-, :, ,.- S S2P.A RzR,5 F.a!s zsE
EijH wife HsfIsis nv rs zSi si.u. CLARA,
In their beautiful Ballots.
SEKEH EHgEIs H., ne "a sOso S Vocalist
Together with SfH ns1E OF SSShs1.as. the 'A'.
rn' " SsHs. Il s sfais Z s..:
| r .LoYD's M1NsrRELs.
TIE BEST BAND IN THE Won Ss2 y. 'A11'''
s. * ss
srnoH pnSaSE ns fSa 6 ~ w.t. ws e
TIE NJ Is TIE So WWosA Hao TIE
Doors open at Ia, commence az g. Tickets Is osnis.
h NATIONAL coSCEsr HALE.
Tho Oldest E IL X. Conc Sone. sf Room in the
ENTIRE a oa1Sa AT 81 4f9SaSSixAsox.
A AsIs99s:
The Great Chinese Juggier and Fc Eater The
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MATRIMONIAL.

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A SINCERE MATRIMONIAL-A GENTLEMAN SEE KS
"A among the refined and wealthy for wt!es really
thy and superior Correspondence with Medicus,
station office will demonstrate his sincerity views,
social position and eligibility,
a YOUNG MAN OF MEANS DESIRES 10 FORM THE
a acquaintance of young lady COR widow, OF viva
cious genial and hearted nature, with view tonR
mony AL comnunca Ions strictly private and confidential
Address Francis L. Norris, station Post cdice-
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DBOOKLYN CENTRAL AND JAMAIJA RAILROAD
ID Company Sunday sccommod st,on summer srTasnse-
ment Fulton ferry Wall ferry south ferry Bedford
York and Jamaica abe OF this company on
Sundays will leave the kouh ferry, hourly, FOR Bedford,
Union CouIse Clarenceye Lstlerss sve-
Morris Grove, Van Wyck avenue and Jamaica AND re-
turning follows-W leave South ferry at 75 S4b 94
lO46 n45 A NJ; 12:46 Las 24b 345 4:4a DAD 6AS r NJ
Bedford :06 905, 1905 IL 90 1905 O5 ZOO sos
4oS sos sos 7;9s East Sew Yors s s: 23 s lo&
Recurring leave Jamaica At 9, TO- IL A. NJ I'm, g.
Up The mall horse cars Of this company VIII leave
York, every Is minutes Anne between south ferry and
Eas. York AZ minutes between bouth Terry ana ia
rnaic minufeA
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CAS'HH8UH1o 4g FxGA aAI 5it GLASS;
The largest company in the world,
1 HsEssE s SUSSEX
oAxrxRBUGasY' N ss1NsrRsLs.
1he performance will commence each evening With
sirey new feature IN tslf sst.s,hn sHsn
Of frs. csss artists has bssn ors.n1ed and will hereafter bs
cASrERsSTSss99 Z si iss
SAM SH 4. 4 AHhHkesAxpKz,
''' sSsas S q. - E,.x.,
And ss: e : * t0sssss Entertain
Ii: 81 ra d 3 3SB.:s::dor,
S1s Is.EsEg9x.
s sl's 1872 sAAaRxM
Misses LIZZIE hsM and Kate FRANCIS,
With twenty kfiS Il aa e Saa' every night
BILLY BARLOW 0ilAi nAA1o" BILLY BARLOW
EVA one Of he best r the
ss q. re- SS 1s, .'
a 0o"NA FRIDAY siaHT;S
STEERS 06 ism SINGER. .,s
Further p'rA'DlSaE1; 4 iTf,rsTi Hat
OInnrl0 ofnR 60 H SsSazbbwAr.
ss11,I1A,, Of sud AMEs1OAs MUSIC HALLS.
Of the besntau AID sGcqmp%sAhs s v,,,r
No 81 :fs'' S S;sIifi sS;;"'s
In her beautiful ballads, for
@ :
Has been
For their humorous and original Of Ethiopian
JOHN W, 1AS fSfs'1 AID W. NJ BELL
no" ThE 81
The s'y and d'SAlns S S2HIs .'tI szaErrA
Assisted BY LIZZIE wALBY,
A"A ''' '''''''''' 'S Mss NELLIE HOWARD.
Nightly appears c 81 ~ GO BROADWAY.
-Four doors above Tie o Msr Yy,N %1I hstS
IN hi' local SAa'0 s sxs aA1xsroRru.
in' 'n''"p'le0'eH HATTIE 4a;Fnn RxiNsroRrH.
The Queen Of Melody; W. ~ cow,
Assisted by troupe o, f.vo. and talented as ass an s.
seen every night -; Tss1 s 8 es Housn
-Four doors above tho Met;opS!itsa Hossl.
CHARLEY BovEK,
sHORKY'6 DPUREZ / GREEN'S
METROPOLITAN MINSrRELS
VIII mako his frst appearance on Monday evening.
ADMISSION.
Psrauet seats cents.
0''''''- wiz r VALENTINE. Manage. GEN.
Pr0H ri. stsE5sYc 155ssTF 81 HE SSSsu
AND A PATRIOTIC CONCERT,
IN AID OF THE VOLUNTEER FUND,
At Clinton Avenue Congregational Church,
On Thursday evening, june Q. 1861. -.
The OHATORIO, In two parts BY lQ select dngers from
hs following have kindly consented to assist in the
MrA Henry HIN, MIRA J. Abbott, Miss 81 Marian,
Miss Lille Welsh,
Mr.. rhos. White.
Ma rtHEs;NE; iry RIA Celebrated Ptsnst
MT ABBOTT .Organis
The church vii be sstefuy decorated under the direction
ME- Peck viii accept An engagement az preceptor or
tenor organized choir Address 100 Fulton avenue,
Brooklyn.
! DIG THING--BIo EEIFG = PAVILION HILL PARK
ID Quarantine, FIRST landing, staten Island Grand carui
val, Monday Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday Dane
ing rack whebarrow (bndfods aeriel cars
bobby horses soups, &C Professors Topey aud Qumbs Il
attendance, Full qusdrile hand
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ONE NATURAL TOOTH ID WORTH MORE THAN A
~ whole of artificial Don't have your teeth ex-
good foundation, you can save them Can build up .
metal filing will last your lifetime satisfactory, or no pay.
Improved Cheopasc Zone Teeth without metal plate clasps
Or extracting be had only Of the inventor Dr.
g. b. SIZE sMOND go Broadway Best references given
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DOYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP PERSIA, FOR LIVER
~ pool The rEssiA !adkns Commander. will san
steamboat will ply between the Oompany's wharf, ct
Jersey City and the PERSIA from twelve to half past ous
O'Clock, to convey passengers and baggage Uoard.
In consequence Of the number Of VII, out
In the small steamers and the great sk arising herorom,
respectfully requested to take leave Of their
friends the wharf they be taken board.
The AUbTkALAblAN will sail June 10.
OUHAkU. 4 Bowling Green.
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TlENTRKvIILR COURSE rRvrriN0. Z L-MoNDAv
June 10 match fcr 8, 900 sidA hs n mue heAts
poss 0roe In i've. In hsrness ID MoNsnn namsu b. m
Flora Temple j. Turner nAfnes John Morgan formerly
Aedoo BEvINS CONKLIN. PropStotofA
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RAss SINGER wANTED-wITH FINE VOICE.
ID Good reader and perfectly familiar with the Episcopal
service Apply A ", Berg 81 East Thirty street.
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GENrREvILLE OOUksR fROrrIN0. L L-MArOa
" 5000 stdA two mite heats in harness TO OF the
tnn q Iune :. Turner names G. John Morgan. J. D.
AcAAon names b. m Flora Temple
BkViNs 4 CENRL(N. PrOprtetOrG
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MUSICAL.

MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD
"A Pisn0forte for sale carved legs and case fa
iron plate lined with satin wood oversrung oass nlsd with
pearl made 70 order for the present owner by CITY
fully guaranteed for three been In use but
seven months $500 be eod for 80 including St.o
and Cover Also elegant Drawing Room Suit cost $780, for
SlS6 Inquire at 10 West Twenysxth street. near eixth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-02

(iENTRKYILLE COURSE rKOrHN0. L. L-NONOAY.
~ JuncA Match for 900 side three mile heats Ia har
ncsS. j ID hokann nance Fl0rA Temple j. Turner names
John Morgan. BkvIN1 4 CONKLIN Proprtetors.
pAy,
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yUrDAY EXCURSION
10 fHR
MILITARY
ENCAMPMENTB.
THE SPLENDID ALBANY LINE STEAMER
NORTH AMERICA
WILL MAKE AN EXCURSION TRIP

SUNDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 2, 1861,
Leaving the wharf the Boston line pier 50 North RIVER
foot OF esry street at ocloek landing going and return
ing Norris Wharf, Jersey City, at 80 Peck slip,
river At two O'Clock and foot of South Third street.
williamsburg, at 2:30 O'Clock
The NORTH AMERICA VIII proceed up the East river TO
the Sound passing through Hur Gate sfordng the eIcur
sonists hne opportunity of seeing the beautiful villages
which line Long Island, well the nsitu-
lions" on Black wells and " ards IsandA
On she will down the bay 70 the Staten
Island fortiAcatons and reach the city att P. NJ
During the trip hSe view OF the roiiSwins encsmpmens
wille,s Point Camp Hawkins, Rkers Island; sckes Bri
Westcheser Chaseeur Bellevue Garden Camp Anderson
Battery Fort Columbs Governors Island Fort Word Bed
ten Island Fort Tompkins Battery, Hudson ana Castle VII
liam.
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nor THE CAMPs-FOR THE CAMPs.-rHE Suffers
boat MAJOR ANDERSON, leaves day and every day
through week, sprng street H., PECK slip 10 H.,
and In afternoon from Pe;k alp only at NJ Land
freight kkers Island Fort Schuyler
Camp Tsmmany wilets Point The Suffers boat is the
univ one authorized the commAndants these several
posts 70 land We authorized BY Colonel Hawkins and
the several commsndan to that the Thomas Hunt
hy the cutler the at these stations land
passenoers or freight b. T. SCARLkTT co., Suffers.
JoHN FALRELL, Park Barracks, Manager
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STEAMER ADRIArIO TUESDAY JUNE % -THE
y magnificent steamer ADr1AyI), J. Walker, Comma der,
win above date for Galway ihr 'uh ioksts win
tssued without additional expense to the principal, towns OF
England Ireland and scotland For passage further nfor
mAuun, apply TO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-02

n A. DANIELS, N. D., BIAS REMOVED TO 33i FOURTH
III. street. Special attention given operative surgery in
connection with all diseases both be consulted
NV 1atfpr
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TJUNDNEDR ARE DISAPPOINTED TILL FINDING
III Wards oics IL Laight street, and giving great
renee iee q trial, they inst Emily cured
DROrEssoR REsTI.LL. No I62 CHAsSYRs STREET
can be consulted usual by letter TO box 22s9 Bos
ton oace No, = Harrison avenue.
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FFLLCTED ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS KXPOBKD-
~ Fallacies unmasked-Dr. LAkMONTS Paris London
and York Medical Adviser and Marriage Guide informs
the debated and diseased including those who ignorant
or their III health and who have been dsapp
mode Of Nailed for 81 by RICHARDSON No. yesey
street DExTER co. Ills Nassau street, n. T. and JOHN
SON 8 state street. Chicago the author 6H Broadway
Ip stairs.
nR Il. A. BARROW, l9A BLKKCKER STREET, FOUR
doors from Macdouga street. New York. author Of that
popular medical work "humAn FrAllty may be consulted
- uaual from IL till and from TO sundays TIL
nR CoBBETT HAS REMOVED FROM ls DUANE
street TO 70 Centre street. ChAmbea where he can
be cousulted privately certain diseases n DR. c.
sember OF tie New University medical College, Bee
his diploma office Prvase entrance q NO. Cy HAL
plaza
nR LINES CAN BE CoNsULTRD ON ALL DISEASES
IL OF females with unparalleled success, al " Eas
Seventeenth street, Third avenue.
DR. WARD 10 TREATING ALL FEMALE pI PIE saslN
~ with unparalleled success HIS Great Seneacos Aonsn
~ Pills price 81 ONCE u Laight street
nR HUNTERS MEDICAL WADE MECUH, OR PRAC-
~ ucal Hints Youth Manhood 10 delicate cases 90
signed TO warn the minimizing 10 indicate the road 70
happy longevity to which added convincing testimony OF
Inc surprising ell acy of Dr. HUNTERS wonderful sxu IN
tne cure OF all diseases. Price ~ cents TINS
the Dook tnat Akes such sensation among our edcated
pnyscans Iney all declare to be the most valuable work
OUT OF ts GLASS; for all practical purposea contains four
times the knowledge Of all ohers No Division street
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ON SATURDAY, JUNK II
The United States Mail
STEAMER FULTON,
j. A. WOTroN, Commander,
will sail from pier North river foot Of Beach street.
SATURDAY, June ~, at noon
Tbis steamer unsurpAs for safety and comfort has
double engines under deck enclosed by waerigdt
ment which, besdes other resul tend in the OF COL
hsopor strsnding 10 keep the pumps free 70 work. and
cure the safety Of vessel snd passengers
For Freight or Passage apply 70
S GO. k16 x n Agents, Broadway.
The ARAGO will sail July o.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-04


Jog tLsnsgves Invested With powor to ieEisata for
"a. In all ,ages whatsoever.
lie has dedicated government here, by declaring
IA out OF his protection ana ""g'uE war against
W..
. lie lna F'und'rrd 1ur tr'H rA'ai'd our coasts
burnt our towns anu destroyer the INes o' our
people"
II" y p' '". t'ne uah'n"tOnG large armies oi
'',tu =" W, 10 u'hI'''' 'u' N"'N "I .'Alh,
"''''' '''' "h' Nr'"hN' "I''nN gun WIN cir
,"",. cruz AN' perjury scarcely paral-
,r., a.. at 'i"''f 80.
A.. t....,i
. IL, ''' .'' ''" '''f ~ 'lh"n cfr-
,,a,, 49,, ~ '.''' NlN' "tNh', moe
[ t....r ~. t..,t.... ~ ''"''iF ~ lu'l
I L..l ''''' ~ >" ~" '"'h'. lN's ny lh.lr
H. t...,i,.t 3..,
/ 49,. - ~ "-u'''t''nt amongst
w. 'u' W. 'h''"' l'' l' nrlnF On ~" iuhph'tHufa
! y. "" '.u''''r we me- CHESS lndan fnvHC p,
! n'""n '",' ~ warfare i' 20 urdE'iugushrd
4 ~ r''" W ''' "tr'' s'N'S and conditions
we, faE' o. lhsse expressions ~" have Pc
| Nu'h'd l'f redress 10 tho mort humble t"fma; our
! I,ltN"H h'uuon. have been answered only bv rec
pca''d INJURY. prince, whose character is thus
Mked b. every net which NAV define tyrant
| y H'u' ,' Ne t'' 'n''r ~ y iTre Pr"lI''
Nor have we been wanting IN attentions to Onr
| British brcthern. We have warned Them from
time 10 time at attcmp's br their legislature 10
extend an unWarran'ahe jurisdiction over us We
have refunded them of the circumstances of our
emigration and settlement here. We have appeal
ed to their native justice aud magnauimty and
kindred, to dIsayhw these uSurpGtions which
would inevitably interrupt our connections and
correspondence. Ihey too have been deaf tn the
voice OF justice and OF consanguinity. We must.
therefore, acqu'eSce IN the necessity which de-
nounces our separation, and hold them, as we hold
the rsst oi mankind, enemies in war, in peace
ii'uuu'.
we, therefore, the representatives Of the United
states oil America, in general congress assembled
appealing 70 Inc supreme Judge OF the world for
the rectiiude of our mentions do, in the nam,
and by the authority of the good peop,e of thcs,
coiohies, solemnly publish and declare. that thes
Onlted Colonies, are, and of right ought to be
FRtE AND INDEPENDENT STATES: that they are ah
solved from all alleriapoe To the Rritisb cronrn
and that all political connection between then, on,
the State of Great Britain Is and oucbt 70 I've
totally dssolvcd; and that, as free and independent
States, they hav. full power to levy war, c0nciud
peace, contract alliances. establish commerce. and
10 co all Other acts and things which Independent
states may OF right do. And for tie support o
TINS declaration, with firm Teiisnce the pro
f lection q! DIVINE Providence, mutually pedg
TO each other our lives, our fortunes and sacre
e honor.
e The foregoing declaration Was by order Of cor
n gTess, engrossed and signed by the following men
Ders:
NEW HAMPsRRE
s JOSIAH bartlett, William Whippe,
{ matthew thornton.
, e, NAssACHuSErTS BAY.
na.iiue Au"ipS, John Adams,
"'t' 'ie"' ",Hy' - '1'pfi 60 terry
: J"hn HANCOCK
. o.-.,, RHODE ISLAND, de-
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TIIrRSDAN, July 4. l8sl.

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