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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-08-20

To CLEANSE GOOD KID GLovEs.-I will
give you an excellent recipe for cleaning
good kid gloves ; it may not answer for
poor ones. I have tried it repeatedly
with success, At $500 per pair gloves are
worth saving White ones NAV be clean.
ed by this mode Pat the glove on the
hand. Dip piece of white flannelin Ben
zine, wiring it very dry, rub the gloves all
over, Blow in them to swell them out !;
pin up out of doors to dry, and get rid of
the detestable smell. II once don't ans
wer, clean a second time, A nice article
of Benzine is found at drug stores but
we can get suOh as painters use, being
careful to get the best at 25 cents for
enough for dozen pairs 1t leave the
gloves as pliable as new ones if they are
not moistened.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-08-20

QUAILs One of the prettiest Of our
American birds is the quail, and although
not very musical, its notes are clear thrill
ling and pleasant. With anything like
decent treatment, quails become sem.Go-
mesticated, though never entirely SO, and
add not only in beauty, but real value to
the farm for they are not grain-eaters,
but immense insect destroyers and far
mer should not permit quail to be de-
stroyed about his premises than he should
his domestic poultry in fact not as much
so, for it may be necessary to kill off the
surplus, to eat or sell, to save the expense
of winter feeding But that is not the case
with quails; and even should they increase
to such extent as 10 require little grain
to sustain them through the deep SHOWS,
they will pay back the cost of keeping in
the spring. A flock of quails in one gar
den or vine patch would be the most effec-
tual remedy for striped bugs that could be
applied, and then the remedy cost moth
ing.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-08-20
SKIN DISEASES IN ANIMALS.

Scabbles is pestiferous disease, wheth-
er it affects the horse, the OK, the sheep,
swine, or poultry, inaictlDg loss not cas-
lily estimated. Hence the duty of every in
telligent farmer is to avoid it. With him
prevention is better than cure, and there.
fore his grand desideratum is to guard
against contagion. Sheep are, perhaps,
more subject to it than any of the other
animals, ariseing as much from the fecuu-
dty of the acarus owls, and the gEeater
vicissitudes of the weather to which they
(the sheep) are exposed Certain parts
of the body are more liable to be affected
than others, and so is an unhealthy skin
more so than a healty one. Indeed it has
leen said, that an unhealthy skin will it's
eff Trocuce scabbcs (?), but this conclu-
sion does not appear to be well founded
for disease dependen! on the presence
Of living parasites can never arise sponta-
ncously, but must be effected by contagion,
either by means of their eggs or the in
sect in some other stage of existence. Now,
from what has just been said, it will ap-
pear obvious that cleanliness, healthy
skin and state of the body and separa-
tion from foul animals and the ground, +,
are the means to avoid contaglon.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-08-20

f, TOMATO SAUCE,-Take peck Of green
tomatoes, cut them into slices land on every
layer of tomatoes sprinkle little salt let
it stand "a hours, then take out the toma-
toes. Have ready 20 large onions, pared
and sliced, and q green peppers sliced |;
place in stone jar layer Of tomatoes, a
layer of onions, and layer oil peppers
with little spice for every seperate layer.
The quantity of spice requisite for the
above is OF Of cloves, OF of alspice,
and J OF Of mace, Cover it with cider
vinegar, and stand the jar on the stove "a
hours to simmer, but do not let it come to
boil. The above makes an excellent
sauce for winter use.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-08-20
THINNING OUT FRUIT

II is not to late yet to draw attention to
the absolute necessity of thinning out trees
heavily laden with fruit. 1t is true the
operation can be performed only upon such
trees that are not over large. But it should
be especially attended to in young trees,
which frequently over-hear, to the injury
Of the health of the trees, as well as the
quality of the fruit. To obtain the finest
specimens of pears, they should not be
allowed 10 grow in clusters or in contact
with each other, and all that exhibit the
least imperfection should be removed
What is lost number will be doubtly made
up in size and flavor. This should be re-
membered. Many persons regard the
timing out of pears and apples as so much
loss but they are not judges OF fruit, and
have no knowledge of its proper culture.
They want as large crop as possible, let
ting the quality take care of itself.
On some of our own pear trees we have
removed three fourths of the entire crop,
and are rather apprehensve that too many
are still allowed to remain.
In regard to the pear crop generally, the
yield will not be very large-not nearly
SO large as we anticipated two months ago,
We find this to be the case elsewhere
Germantown Telegraph.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-08-20

FARMERS DRINK-HoP BEER.-To make
fifteen gallons of pleasant hop beer, take
"twelve ounces of hops, six quarts of mo-
lasses and ten eggs. Put the hops in bag
and boil them fifteen minutes in three buck
cts of water. Put in the molasses while
hot, and pour Immediately into strong
ale cask which can be made perfectly air
tight, and put in the remainder of the wat
ter cold Let she mixture stand until cool +,
and then add the eggs" This beer viii
not ferment in cold weather unless put in
quite a warm place. e.-GeneSes Farmer.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-08-20

her and takes Great pains visit any one that she
hears has anything like her aud tries TO get
them TO come and me. The next case is Miss Sco
he Id from Stamford Conn. Mrs. Bartholomew got her
down to see me, and she has becn ever since at her
house w hen she first came 10 my faOins, she was
much emaCatcd with distressing cough, splitting large
quantities of blood. I examined her lungs with the
resprometcr and in all my practice never found one
with lung FAR gone and the other lung so sound
| could not give much encouragement. ! thought she
would die but TO my astonisment the PulmOniCSyrnp
Scaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills all seemed TO go
right to work the lung IL all healed over leaving
cavity as large goose egg good appetite, hno
spirits. and has gained some thirty. FIVE pounds IN
weight. She has some cough yet, witch do no not
thrk will leave her before June. | should think II
would be of great interest to some unprtJndced ply
Cicau 10 visit these cases particularly Miss Scoheld,
or any of them who have been cured by medicines.
hey are numerous in New York, but the above three
all differ from each other aud ifmy medicines are do.
ing what represent they are, they should have the
credit and the afflicted know where aud how they may
be cured. J. II. SCHENCK, N. u.
Dr. H. Schenck be found AZ his principal office,
No. 30 North 9TH street. Philadelphia, every Saturday,
from = A. NJ, until 4. NJ to eve advice, free OF
charge; but for a thorough examination he charges
three dollars Price Of the Pumonc syrup and Sea.
weed rouic each 1926 per bottle, or So the halt dozen.
Mandrake Pills % cents per box, aud for sale by all
Druggists and Dealers.
June II, l-Gl. l y.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-08-20
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.

Take no moro ilsam Mercury, or unpleasant Nlrdl
zines for unpleasant aud dangerous diseases Helm.
bod's Extract Buchn and Improved Rose Wash cures
secret diseases IN all their stages. NJ lutte expense
L'iie or no change IN net NO Inconvenience an no
exposure.
1t causes rc1ucn, desire mud gives strength to RI
nate thereby removing oh,tTuCtions, preventing ano
curing structures of the Uretra allayng pain and in.
aInmafon, 50 frequent in the class of Diseases and
eNpcling all poisonous, diseased and wornOut matter
Thousands upon thousands who have been the vic.
TINS OF quacks, and who have paid heavy fees To he
cured in short time, have found they were deceived
nnd that the POISON has by the use OF powerful
asrngents been dried up in the system to break OUT
in an aggravated form, and perhaps after marriage
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-08-20
-:o.-
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCIlJJ.

For weakness arising from EXscsscE habits OF n,s
spHtiun Early lndIsCrttiOn of Abuses attended with
the following symptoms w
ludI position To ENcTtiOu. Loss Of Pow or
Loss OF Memory, Difficulty OF Breathing
weak Nerves, Trembling
Horror OF Disease, Rain in tn, Back
Universal LassitudC of the Muscular system
Hot Hands, Emp'ions on the Face
Dryncs> ot the skin, Flushing of the IhidA
Pallid Cnuntenauca.
These symptoms, if allowed 10 go which thi 4.
medicine invariably removes, soon follows
lMPoIENCY, FAULTY, ErLEprrC Ilrr,
In one If which the Patient may require
who can say that they not frequently followed
by those " "pircful Diseases"
"lNSANlrY AND CONSUMPTION"
Many aware of the cause Of their suffering, hIt
none will confess the records uf the Insane ASyluns
md melancholy deaths by Consumption bua auIp G
witness to the truth Of the assertion,
The Constitution once Effected with organic weakness
requires the aid Of Medicu" to strengthen aud InIg
oIate The system winch iielmbold's xtract Buhu in
vaTaby does. trI8 will convince the mo II skcptira
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-08-20
BLOOMSBURY SKYLIGHT,
Picture Gallery.

THE undersigned informs the citizens of Blo,m
and neghborhOod, that he has taken the large room
al the Exchange Block, extending Barney Sohner
Bakery, and the bookstore where he has put in
large skylPt 1t Is only by skylght that good pic
ures can bet Sen especially sroHps where each person
can be takehj Ist as well as separate.
He has gon TO considerable expense 10 make his es
Enlistment first class one aud he therefore sOlicts
liberal patTo age to enable him. to constantly introduce
the mode D improvements of the art.
u Coun ~ produce taken in Exchange for pictures
HENRY ROsENSTOCK.
Bloomsbury, - Ftl IHoy ,52
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-08-20

NoTHtNa that is not wholesome, genial and Tcstora
tive in its nature enters into TIC composition OF hOe
TE1TER'S STOMACH BrrrERS. This popular pre-
paraton contains no mineral of any Kind, no deadl'
botanical element no fiery cHcitant but II ls COMFY
ma ion Of lhe eXtructs of rare bAlsamc herDs ana
plants with the purcst and mdcst of all dusve stun
uicnts
It is well 10 be forcnrmcd against disease and 50 far
as the human system can be protected bv human means
against maladics engcudcrcd by nn unwholcsome at
musphere, impure water and other external causes,
HOSrETrER'S BlTTERS may be relied on as safe.
guard.
In districts infested with Fcrsr ard acac it has brcH
found infalble as preventive and irresistible as
remedy and thousands who resort to it under apPrr
hension Of anWarR escape ih' s'"'rs' an" !npusNu7
who neglect to avail themselves uf its protective quail
iGs in advance, cured by a very hrict course
this marvellous medicine. Fcvrr aud Agrc patients
after being paid with quinine for months III vain u"
I'll fairly saturated with that dangerous alkaoid, are
not unireqnenty restored to health within few days
bv the use of HOSTGTTERS BlTrERS.
The weak stomach is rapidly invigoracd and the a.
pllte restored this agreeable Tonic, and hence it
works wonders in Of Dyspepsia and in less con.
frmed forms Of Indigestion. Acting as gentle and
painless apperient as well as upor 'hc liver II also
invariably relieves the Constipation suprrndUCcd by
rrcgn'uc action of the digestive and Secetvc organs
Pcisun- Of feeble habit liable .NcrcoHs 4hGckS, Lon.
mss Of >piits aud FHc # LdDgU0r, mud prompt and
permang nj relief from the Biltels. The testimony On
This points most conclusive and from holn sexes
The agony of Billius Collie is immediately asNnagcd
by single dose of the stmuHut, and by occasionally
rcsorlius to H. the return Ot the complaint may be pre-
vented
lure effects which must be experienced witnessed
before they he fully app 'ccatcd.. In cases OF Con
stitutiona Weakness, premature decay and dcbty aud
dccrepitude arising from old age exercises the cleo
trio influence In the Conva cent stages of all diseases
| it operates delightful inygoraut When the pow
OF nature relaxed it operates to reinforce and
rr'GstahlIs them Last nut un 'd~t II ne ons SAT-
stimucnt being tartured from sound ana iuuocu
Ons materials and entirely free from the acid elements
present more or less III all the ordinary tones anr
! stOHdChiCs of the day.
No family medicine has been so universally, and i
may be truly added deScrceaiy popular with the iutc
y,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-08-20
1864. 1864.
PHILADELPHIA & ERIE
Eg M ri !ssssEss;g s,:5 sg;ss.sss5
II a IL rR o a - ,

.1s-EK-ade--AkS
II A ILr n o A D.
This great line traverscs the Northern and North.
west counties of Pennsylvania to the city of Erie
Lake Erie.
1t has been leased by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, and under their auspices is being rapidly
opened throughout its entire length.
1t is Ia use for Passenger and Freight business
from Harrisburg to Emporium (l95 miles, on the East
Division, and from Sheffield to Erie t7s miles, the
Western Division,
TIME OF PASSENGER TRAINS AT NORTHUMBERLAND.
Mail Train leaves, East q ~ A. NJ.
Express Train I" 10 81 z. NJ
Mail A" " West As
Express lS A. NJ.
Cars through WITHOUT CHANGE both ways on these
trains between Philadelphia and Lock Haven, and
Baltimore and Lock Haven. New and elegant Sleep
ing Cars accompanying the Express Train both ways
between Williamsport and Baltimore, and Williams.
port and Philadelphia.
For information respecting Passenger business, ap
ply at the 5. L. Cor. 18th and Market Sts
Aud for Freight business of the COmpany's Agents
S. b. Kingston Jr., Cor, 18th and Market Sts Phil'a
]. w. Reynolds Erie.
JIM. Drill, Agent ~ C. Il: R., Baltimore.
II. II. Houston, Gen' Freight Agt, Philadelphia,
Lewis l.. Houpt, Gen'l. Ticket Agt. Philadelphia.
Joseph D. Potts, Genl, Manager, WillIamspOrt.
May 1864.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-08-20
FEMALES-FENAJES

In many affections peculiar to Females the Extract
Bnchn Is uncquaed by any other remedy, as in chic
rosIs or Reteuion irreguiarity paiululucss or sup
preston of Customary Excavations, liberated or scir
rhons state OF the Uterus, LcuchOrrhpa or Whites
seriitY, and for all complaints Incident to the SEX
whether arising from indiscreton habis of dissipa.
tiOu, or III the
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-08-20
SCHOLARSHIPS For SALE.

Pittsburgh Commercial College,
Bnghamplin
sTai1naeR,S slrat1oG R,y.n, w. =" Philadelphia.
lhess scfipsi are in amounts Of and $50 ana aTs
as so much cash. by the Student entrng either oih
above Colleges. Young men desiring TO obtain inisN
ed Collegiate Education will here find good speculi'
ton by applying at the Office ofthe
May !, 1854 COLUMBIA DEMeCKAI,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-08-20

Use llcmbold's ENlrac. nurlu for all affections and
diseases OF The Urinary Organs, Wncthcr existing in
Male and Female, from whnt"vrr originating and
no matItrOf how long standing.
Diseases Of these Organs requires the aid of Dur.
otlc lrlmbolds Extract uchn is the Great DiuTelic
ana lscrriin to have desired eff Ct in all Diseases for
winch 1t Is recommended.
Evidence of ,e most reliable and responsible char
acter viii accompany the medicine.
Price 81 per Bottle, or & for $5.
Delivered 10 my address, securely packed from ospr
valIon. Describe symptoms in all bonmunCp'luns
lures guaranteed, advice gratis. Address leiGIs Tor
information to
H. d. HELMBOLD, Chcmisi
lW South TCntst., below Chestnut, Phila
llELMBOLD'S -iIcdIedi DCpOt,
HELMBOLDS Drug and Chemical Hdrehouse
594 BROADWAY, NEW YoEK
Beware of CUunteneitS and unprnCipled dealers
who en'eavOr 10 dispose "ot their own" and other"
articles on the reputation attained by enholds Gen.
uine Preparations Extract BuChu Extract SarsaparilIa
Improved Rose Wash,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-08-20
STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS.

Cyres Dyspepsia Liver Complaint, Headache, Gehera
Debility, Nervousness, Depression of fSpiritS, Con-
stpatioT, Collie, lutcrmttcnt FeVGrS, cramps
aud Spasus and all omplaints Of eithcr
Sex, arising from Bodily weakness
whether inherent in the system or
produced by special causes.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-08-20
CMS%ssss1gs=sSaeat
ntet.rtdl 00~
%52ll1za1alyxO
THIS INSTITUTION is under the sole management
and direction Of Prof. d. W. LOWELL, so long irih'
81, I,Tt tha
BLNuH.4MToN COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.


cipa Of the -
BLNG H.4MToN COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
Tho Course of Instruction embraces all the requisites
of n tborourh practical business education, ana mas
been lately extended by the introduction OF an Actua
Busness Course in which the Student engages ~ t9
rerular routine OF business transactions, cAcnpneu
and famiiarzed by means OF a store, Un whlch tni
actual business of buying and selling goods IS carried
on by each Student) and business Offices, VIZ Banhs
of saue and Deposit RailRoading and steam boating
Post Oftce, Telegraph, &C., &c. ,-- =. .
The Proprietor has spared notime or expense ~ ma
king this Course the most thorough and complete oi
anv ever pre- scented to the public, and feels iuly as
sured that after having been himself engaged III actua
business and having had many years experience m az
teaching the Scnce Of Accounts, and being alIeu NY
n full and efficient corps of teachers, he VIII De on
bed to make thorough and successful Eraduatcsot All
who may place themselves under his charge
PENMA NSHTPI
I'm this essential branch of n businss cducalloh no
College offers better facilities TO the learner me
Spcpccran system will he taught in all its varieties ny
the most skillfn masters of the art. Specimens OF
Wiring from this institution have received the highcst
encomiums from the press. c,.,
For general information, terms &c, address for Coz
lege Monthly, which will be mailed free; rOr specl'
mems of Penmanshp, enclose two three cent stamps.
Address ID. w, LONEl.lH iflhclpai,,, =,
Iowcll's Commercial College, Bnghnmton, N. Y.
Ps.-Ono of Ritter & Duncan's No. highly finished
fine perfect point quill spring Gold Pens, Win holder
and case warranted for one year anu 10 sut VIII De
sent free Of charge to any who will remit S35O To
the above address.
October 3. l-O3-ly.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-08-20

To above is n correct likeness Of Or sChcnck taken
many years ago after he had recovered from Consump.
ton by u course of his "SCHENCKs puLMoSIC SYRup
The likeness, althodg it does not represent him any
thing like as bad he at the worst yet it is in
strong contrast with the hale aud vigorous looks Of the
Portrait below, which is the true likeness of him at the
present time. The contrast between these two por.
traits is great that many would not believe them
be the same person. Yet there hundreds of per.
sons in and around Philadelphia. who will recognise
both portraits to be true representations. When the
first taken he weighed l07 pounds at the pres
time his weight is go pounds.
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nenffe5.

@cm Salc9 lit bic srfreuli6e glatbrid! ein<
9%eIalfen, cap GarIY ptener einmal Die ganfees
in Ger N1be Yon GElu6slter terb eei6laaen unp
i9nsn 500 Geiangens abgenommen hat. Na6sre
8erthte bisriiter fs5Ien 3mar nod, ia ober Die
tereits am Samstas bier etnselaufene gla6ridt
aus 9IautwtrOIBsr Susue fam. lg be;peiieln
mir bieieI5e and uiht i'm Ninoeiisn, famentlid,
IA i6cn frGber 8rri6te bier e%iuliefsu, pas bic
Sbcripanhhe Nrmee burA mad Gjrart aslanOte
6ulIstruppen 8ribwd&t wOrDsn 1T,
Bon 0ilminstOn 1T bic g2a6yidt Bisr einoes
ivpfen, raj VOn sort 6iiGer aus Dor psnioen
8agen cine 9IidIih 8eworfent 9cnte Dan fsinps
lj6en 8todaCefeamsr 0ipbun 70 ara beiaGriotr,
DAP Der ellie ais etn bElFoiss agrad iIr bic 5oloe
unieren S@ifen mat mebr 9efa6rtia ltia- pirp.
Son Soop'S Armse finn 0eruats i'm umlaui
mOnah, wcun ~pisielbsn lid te1ati9en iolten. ot,
Sage Der Sberman'ihen 2lrmee cine auBert az
~fabroOle iein mubte. ags tei6t ftrner, paB Elm
tsinplidss Grmse Corps. atgeitn,tten uno ee.
fangen 9enCmmsn mare. geenn lclte 8erirttr
.iFusi&t jest aud HUA ptrTribt fnp, 10 le6sn
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Die S6pei3 mmb Die 9sercimtotcu
&fnatcn.

uulfre He9terun5 bat amtljhe 9fadri6tcn
BON elmer ~SerluamInns rrbalteu, Die ON 9. 3ulr
gu @enf in Der S@mets ;u @uuften Der Union
unb oerleniscn @ioBrcgeIn nsscbalten rrurpe.
welde bic 9tcsirrung in gGalbinatpn brbufs
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Der cine Norsie au9cuUmmen murpc, Die pes
@ebet entbdIt, bab pte in 9teteuiun bsariTsnen
Staoteu I'D, pt'bsr fur MINER unter rae Cir
aentanner Der Ser. ct. rripeu m6dteu.
Der Staats=S stretar BAT bierauf Gcfaeno :
frpinsrt:
Na Die Btpobner Don Gent!
SD babe pom amerifoniiten Gou5ul ~ SEM
Sbre feuri5e, bereNtc unO lrioerIinr Nprciie az
Oas %oif Der Ser. Staten empfanaen uno Dem
@rdiiOenten pOrasIe9t, 9Iuf fetneu 8tfttI bantc
i'd Sbren i'm glamca ousr metuer Qmpslcutr
FUR oae SeitScmdge uuc ~trcferoe Wcrt Der Spms
patbte unc 5rsuupihaft, pae Stc 3eipro6en baz
zen. Sore Grrrie nerleibt Dem cbuebiu ltpn
%lfnrfeu Sanrc. .msIbes pie Sunpfs-9iepubIif
Amtrta'S NIT Der Gltt ten UNI purccritcn Bun.
ccs~Sgpublit pcu Europa pcrbjnpet, ueue Strait.
Oas Solf Der SbmejS fdun periidert leiu. pae
bel ir8enO einem 6~rbIi6Iagcn 6as GcIt Der Der.
Stoateu cs mist lctu miro, peI6ee bae rcpu=
bltfantlbe S9ifem an fremoe Teinoe uper Gin.
9rimjide TaftiOuen psrrGt6. Mit inniafn Sc.
bctrn fir Die @tbal!uua Der Contribution, Ter
5rsibeit unb Der @obIfabrt Ger SAmti, bass
Id Die Gbrf Sn osrbisiten Sbr seburiamfcr unO
aufyidtisftsr Greuuo
8tIliam $. Separr.
StaatS g~epartement,
0aibin8tou, 3. SuIt 1864. (glGrpI. @eaiIu.)
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10 l&etnt &c ouf cine frteolthe Que9isihung Der
oerIhiroencn rurcpGti&en Streitiragcn uuHr
ben 6iiriten bur& sinen olsemcinen 2dnper-
ibnder Gbgeiehcn gu iein, pUnurd man einem
Wtebererpadsn repplutipndrer Sepeauueen
rpriubeu9en loft. NaprIcpu arteitet p6ne
3peiFel auf etnem ncuen 6~i,ftrn @cnsrte nod
thinner bin. Die ,Srsane SiGmard's treten se-
gen ee OeutiG.Slcin ~ltaaterei immer teftiaer in
Die S6rantcn unr muuer isItf 5aunrper Ysrs
ipetlen. @tud auf ee taun baourb ntht
l&linmer in Osutf6laaO weresu, ale es aeaen,
IpGrtis it.
Gin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .3ei&sn Ger 3stt in Go.
oaB Die italtenii&e Tcsirrnns sinem ~bereuteu
oen &betle tbrer Irmee unbcgrdn,tcu llrloub
~beptutgt Bat, oemnah furs @rIte uidt an eincn
Srtsg nit Ssltrsi6 centt. Sefrcih icu cine
aen!tde Wdbre9ei beabii6ttecn, um leinen His
,tar3en aufsubclfsu, ia cs miro pom metrsren
SeitSn psriihert, Rap Oefreih, c~tenfaus aus
~tnan3teusn 9%iudiidten, in ben lauren gpfel BEL
Ben ipoue, bas &Gni9rei6 Stalicn au,uertennsn
Oann puroe bon Settcn Der 6iirfsu peacn Der
trennenOften Streitfra9cn @urupaS p%prlanfa
tetn Srieg gu erndrten elm.
Sn Spanirn 1T bic 9~tsacttun init Narsor, an
Der Sptse piepsr an Dos Stantsrupsr selanat
Gin neuer Sepeis, ra6 ole perrpttstsn 9ourbp.
nsn'Npnaftten nidts gelernt uno nibts srrael-
len BADEN. l~lnldneit erfubr man aus meif
Observation-Disclosures SucGc. oa6 in Spantcn Gins
Jt'"oluttUn ndbe be~pritebr. Narpae, 1T per
rc6te Mann, um ic 3u belGleuniaen.