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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-27
WILLIAM RTAvIS.

iiteFHey II Law and 1. S. Claim
Agent,
Il <uthorizsa by the tsoVsruasni tt pruear= Psn-
.IoHs. Eoznty Measy. Bach Fay, Bounty LAna
Claims far HozsEs Aza oshes PKQ-zzTT destroyed
shils in s=rvscs - The Govsramslt. and II
iaius, sf ~hAs~ysr Kind or aA;srs against tn
GATED States
. Bounty fer Discharged SoIdlersi
By an .asnaassht 70 the BeaBsy law. passed a.
as list sessiou Of Congress, "a All soIdisrs OF
sshsr Psrsans ~ho A4ss beers Or sA@l hvs@ftsr b.
discharged ifhin txo years from the date Of thsiF
aIistrsat. b. reason Of wounds received In b4rtse
{aAH receive the sans BounIy As thsagh thsy
served tive ysArz."
ocies esq Mar street. over KsIfsr's Qua stors
opposite tbs cour. acass, EEAnsVills, IHdiAaA-
Correspondence must enclose stanps.
W Coed references given ~ required nhgs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-06


irg-a portion of them being beyond Barry
vile. 4 battle is reported 60 have been fought
on Saturday afternoon, near Berry7lie, IN
which the attacks Of the Confaderates were
each time repuIsed, and the conflict lasted I'll
after night. Crooks command is said to have
done all the fghsing and captured fifty -prl-
scners and a stand Of colors. The Federal loss
is estimated at three hundred killed and
wounded. Another account IS that General
Early still occupies Bunker Hill With Lis
mair. army, and that his position IS so strong
as to render it unadvisable sor SheIl1an
to attempt to drive him from it. There
was heavy artillery and musketry firing
on Friday and Saturday last, but as neither OF
the belligerents is willing to assault tha other
IN his entertainments, it is not at all likely that
ANYTHING decisive will result tCo!n their a1l-
counters.
The TT. S. Circuit Court at Philadelphia,
have decided that the weight CT O. ton Of coal
IS 2. .240 pounds instead Of 1000 pounds. The
Judge ruled that company Of grocers might
as well meet and agree to reduce the numDeT
Of onnces in pound. and make the smaller
number the standard of a pound for their Gus
toners. as for coal dealers to agree 5aat tue
weight Of q ton shall be 1000 pounds. sszad
f,,rnish that amount to their customers.
Charles E. Wilson, who went down to Geor,
Ola and Alabama on behalf Of the city OF
Cleveland to obtain negro substitutes: returned
on Monday evening without having basged
single ssbIackbird." He says that the endea.
yor to obtain substitutes in those States IS noe
only exceedingly unsuccessful but deeldeoly
unthankful business.
The news from Atlanta is the most pro1nl-
nent and important before the public, and at
tracts the most attention. We have given in
orr columns ali the official details sent out
from the u, S. War Department. The com
ments of the news papers, aud accounts 1fohi
the Confederate side are yet 60 be fecelVed.
The destruction of the old trigate Brandy
wine, bv fire. at Norfolk. has deVoEved loss
Of over one million Of dollars worth Of navaA
stores. clothing provisions, &c. The origin OF
the fire was not ascertalned,
There is said to be 3 great deal OF WOOD
n;)e5l % the Maryland shore down The river,
h,t the owners ask: so much that the "a p5a1ns
Of crafts will not buy it.
galntes we're fred, flags displayed, and the
military paradod in many of the cities ao<l
towns IN the North, yesterday, expressive OF
rejoicing at the occupation Of Atlanta oy tue
Federal forces.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-06

executors. named in tbe will Of Monica Lucas
renounced the execution thereof, and $. +.
Beach was appointed administrator and quail
fed
Pitkin & 60. vs. J. A. Douglas aud /. E.
CfhittonG1eD-on forthcoming bood~exacu-
ton awarded against defendants.
A COVER Of attorney from Jos. Stiles 10 JAS.
4. Stoui7ab1srgh, vas admitted to record.
ElizaEash Gibson was appointed guardian Of
the orphan children OF Joshua Gibson.
CoEn. ys. Maria 2impson--on al exauir1a
tioa-cont;nued
An election for . constable Ero1n the country
aistriot Of this county, to fill q vacancy oocas~
stoned by the failure TO qualify OF K. Il. hon
aIl7on. was ordered 70 be held on the 2iat OF
this uonth, and an election in the different
wards Of this city was ordered TO be held .ou
t}4e 20:h insr, for constable 10 I'll the vacSs''
cy oooa8sioned by tha death Of l. Il. |3tiIlwe;i.
Charles I4uoas vs. Jos. Erya-unlaWfl1i de-
tainer-jury waived and judgment for plaintiff
with costs.
Caroline NJ. johnson, admZ' Of john /,
Johnson IS. James Breen-unlawful detalnor
and same ys. ". B. Lewis-debt alta. de
clarations amended and cases continued,
Goetz vs. Sank 4 Go. on q pefztIon-peT~
eolptory t1ial ordered al Oo1ober osz1a
Com. VS.. Curran-on an examination 1o7 1ei7
ony-conilnued,
Duunington rs. Baggott-ou an appeal
dismissed by order Of def
Gheen vs.. Herrick--on an appeaE~ds~
missed.
Church rs. HeAebowor-Hn|awfuI detainar
continued for deff.
Beach VS.. Ciarkeon "a appeal --ooE' EEsTA-
enburg vs. Hinson-on. an appeal-~hogarty 4
Coleman vs. Adan2s-on an appeai-fuTonk
vs. WeIsE-r,nlawfuI 3etainer-~Nan keypen
vs.. Van Reypan ct a]s,-potitlon-and
pAaunIacher y. PIaunlaeber ct al. OH petl-
tion--contlnus(
The court adjourned uutii "Wednesday niorn-
ing az 10 clock,
It is said in military circles, Ill Washington,
that operations against Mobile and Rloa1noDd
are now 10 be pressed with renewed V'gor.--
Varv earnest and extensive preparations fof
defence are being made 81 MoiIlo
A Goal ar cost CON pany, il Brooklyn, n. I.
senta committee 70 Pennsylvania, which e.
norssd that coal could be delivered TO su'sori0~
ers al ST per tor.
Treaavei}, the bank roo5er al 3drian
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-06
PUBLISHED DAILY By
EDGAR SNOWDEN, JR.
a- OFFIC CE-No. 104 King street, over
sore,s. formerly French 81 Book Store

i NEW STYLE OF RELIGION. one
whose head is usually level has written out
he IDEAS Of religion as follows. 1t will do to
read and think about:
We want religion that goes into the tam
liz, and keeps the husband from being splteiul
when the dinner is late; keeps the wife from
being spiteful when the husband tracks the
newly washed floor with bis muddy boots, and
makes the husband mindful OF the sera-
nor and door mat; amuses the children as well
IS instruets them; wins as we'll as governs
them projects the honeymoon into the har-
vest moon, and makes the happy hours like
the Eastern fig tree, bearing in its bosom at
once the beauty of the tender blossom, and
the. glory Of the ripened fruit We want
religion that not only bears on the slnfulness OF
sin, but on the rascality Of lying and stealing
religion that banishes all small measures
from the counters, small baskets from the stalls
pebbles from cotton bags, clay from paper,
sand from sugar, chickory from coffee, beer
root from vinegar, alum from bread, lard from
butter, stryohnine from vine, and water fToIn
milk cans. The religion that is to advance the
world will not put all the big strawberries ana
peaches on top, and all the bad ones at the
bottom. It will not offer more baskets OF
foreign wines than the vinyards ever produced
bottles. The religion that is to sanotlty the
world pays its debts, It does not consider
forty cents returned for one hundred given,
according to gospel, though it is according 60
law. Itlooks upon the man who has talled IN
trade. and who continues TO live in luxury, as
stheif Tt looks upon man who promises
to pay, and who fails to pay 1t on demand,
with or without interest, as a liar.
The Richmond Enquirer of the 3lst thinks
that Grant will still undertake to hold strong
positions commanding the Weldon road, but
that his next move will be to wedge in on
the Confederate left The Enquirer states
that during the week 1868 prisoners, chiefly
from Petersburg, including 100 officers, have
been received at Libby prison. Petersburg
has been shelled repeatedly OF late, and good
many houses injured, but no lives lost
Mr., Chase, late Secretary of the Treasury OF
the u, s. IS for Lincoln and wishes bis friends
to go the same way. The friends OF Mr. LIN
coln say that large majority Of the soldiers IN
Sheridan army, and in the armies III the
South West, are for Lincoln. The friends OF
zen. Mcclellan, on the other hand, rely much
Upon the votes Of the soldiers
General Hunter, it is said, has not been
relieved from his command as was recently re-
Ported.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-09

RELAsIvE VAlus or GoLD AND PA.
eka.-9he mistalss aps curious vhisk
are often made il sstinatias ihs salas *
papr -, god. We have hssrd the nisis-
taksnAls. snd by doc whs Aass 49,
business capeeity, whose he = spest in
asal;as w;;th noasy = ~ vsy q bs9isg
asd seiliss, ofsosoting pspsr : ifsvsssA
sothing. shesld sold 20 two hssdss1
peisseat, q ons hanared per can't shove
paper. There i : very sinpIs rsls by,
which tbs vaIas Of paper may b sst;ns9-
ID, snd sais is;yn1eke loo. the punsratps
ofths fraesioa, snd d. ceiling psics u
gid The dsnonisator, md rspsr Aelds
that PsoporAioa o gold = ~ ssiAs Thss,
4 soM = sslIisg i lao = i = ~
gota yaios Il dollar biIl i 100. 10 =
1Qosld0s eE.6-6 os -2aef. loo sastas ~
b b les, tbs sane ralS 4 II n followed.
| tf9o!d, theu, ~ 13o, ! dollar II pspst i
sssaA - shilllpgs, sSfeeass /; II 4 100,
| - 1aper deliaS = Wosth : - 08a osatS,
: ~ N*ss : ~ 49, ~ n rSK5SN1f
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-09

AUThe Irish Rpsrs ebo.ad u ootiess
Of ths- -departurs Of lasss au.bsss q e.
iensts for the United Ssass; and shal
il peculiar in these neaisss, bssidss thsir
Frequency and the largs number of eini-
grants whose departure siss chronialeds i
the fact that the emigrsnu ars aid % b
esssnlly well-te-dc sort of peepls--snall
fariasss and thrifty nscAaaics, and 49,
iae nss,. who have lsid up sonsAhies
from their earnings, and leave with esn-
siderable luggage.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-09

Holsus. We would again can taS
attention Of the public t. the sdvsstils.
mens Of Capt. Shepherd, found n thi1
pspsr, for cavalry horses. fhe pricel
offered are libefal for all horses thss viii
.spass -moster," being ~ much or more
thaa the majority Of them are ~osth.---
The notion that some have, that b, keep
ing thEm the Government viii be obliged
% pay. IN enormous price by-ssd-hy i
absurd. a. they win sec whom upole Hau
commences drafting horses and men u.
gether, which he will doubtless do IL men
are not eontcnt 70 take fair priee fol
the sninsls. He can draft the men, Why
not tie horses
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-09

HIoH Pa1crs.--Tbe upward tendency
ef 3, f.sszssysliag, 6 iselsaies e4IQk j s|sfily
seen IN every delarsnenas q business,
LAbossrs pf I'll CLASSES srs Fey, ssc,res.-
Deck hands for our boats are asking sixty
dollars per month. and some Of our steam
ers havs otvhssa sbisso satsi4eseze II
that price. Everything il sava.cins in
connection with lsbDe, baH sls 'com1oD
law Of demapd and snPply viii seca Set
tle tho thing. s'.'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-09

~ Yesterday morning the Window
OF heaven were opened and the rsin corpA
menced coming down in torrents, and
continued with scarcely moments ip-
termissisI. all day and until . late hoar
last night. Tho streets were flooded asd
miniature rivers flowed through the
streets and in the cutters. The sidewsiks
and strcess looked deserted, and scarcely
q team could be seen.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-09

Barsa OUT rHz RAas.-Thsy ere ssarse
and high nov, the paper-maksn say, sad
so they put up their prices terribly
higher than ever before, With ! sinass
exception. The good housekseper viii
consult her own interest, and that Of pub-
fishers also, By hunting up and selling ali
their paper rags.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-09

~ Butter is selling in Boston At
sixty cents . pound and is scarce at those
figures, and the Journal of that city
speaks Of short horned Durham cows
which were'o On exhibition there, weigh-
ing over two thousand pounds. All che
butter must have turned to tallov.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-09

WAITING roR SrRIsG.-Hcw happily
ihe following lines indicate the, weary,
longing, watching. waiting, yearninR Of
the sad. the sorrowful, or the, iSvslid sfSf
the bursting. forth Of spring. Who has
not felt thss while waiting for the eresn
leaves and singing birds:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-09

fG Secretary, Chass a.tly sost radict.
the cansrd which il going the rounds Of
the press that his plan for printing green.
backs had been stolen from him 81 In
officer in bis confidence. sa is4f
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-09

= r. The stezask % ~ \ kf6Sjs III
leave Fort Asdisoe mir i;o5lsIlk sks IL
arrival Of the cass from Ksokst, 7m4ki6d
connections At Burlington and DaveaYort
with trains east and west.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-09

~ Gold dollax freat ths. s,assssssd
'Ysnkes minu" vsss ailras i knssa
ashtst dAtss It twenty and twsasy.one
dollArs essh, in aCoa6sassat1 esfreG6y.s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-09

Fl Look a. the insids Of to-day
pager for intsssstine sNews and Iowa
Itens, and other miscellaneous reading
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-09

To AscHtExCsa- ~ sdssrtissnppt
publishsl ) fsw days sincs, inviting plass
Tor building for the Iowa Agricultural
Coahg1. fhstssd u lsutsrs f66mj ID thS
first 6-oor, il should b ose lselnse room.
At tue sisse - ~ sesS1Ss pht1k Fl
shCald read Working ,piass ~ -.
nj architectaral drswinki "a - S
will b>saqsissa. j sDi1s sihcrzh6 ioo11u0l
aseHlsp invited. -. !" S. r. sssa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-09

Nov ron rHn CzILDasx.-Three tbou.
sand children can pQx be, ft,ea sri1h =
handsome shoes - we're ssser made, by
calling at Bidleman's. bssvesn Sd and
4th streetss Hs received Saturday /.
large addition to his stock Of shoss,-
With Afhrikads ~ss = seossp.ets~ x.sope
neDt q ehildrfsns' ssxsd shoes Of several
nsE stIlsss Dea't hsy ypsr ohildseusI
shoes bef6fti sssssg thsss ne~ eoods. Z
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-09

D@Ths Palnetto HerAld says N6eA1
= inrshpan dnne tuvuu,ar ru;uin. -
~ ~Is1 ujfsxlfk.Isas;. /.
S.-,.s-, ;s..-- -.r
aosoo.l = =! pesesEee Hm evsr = -
zen 70 rsscue her mon ne shifting aaAe
h 16lAran<1iw IN III 500 be.
|lcv q velsrs rrr1Iee. The ~ v =,
e..s., 3. *. J. z. s.. g.
Ia y hi 10 wnsep pels1e MI
sesinoe eSs16ses5se wilD ~ =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-09
-fTHE CT1'Y..

EE The premium of &l8 for seeming
the re-enlistment Of : veteran ena sl0
for securing psw rearuit. will sohtinus
to be paid until further nostcs.s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-09

and EnBravHnBa.
Howe d Tyler will sell on Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock large invoice Of
fine oil paintings and choice engravings,
comprising in all about seventy in
number, inrich rosewood ana gils frames
We shall sell the entire invoice without
any reserve to the highest, bil@es.rs7y n
Also at the same tims. snot1tf ch6fss
lot OF books. among which il Scotia
Works, Miliman's, Gibbena, Reue, Bssu-
ties of Irving, Dioks' works, 1ifs Of Clay,
and many other excellent works.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-09
Il y0r ssa ss,ssls. ,.sssf
.s1Ix .EaI.k sxsa1s .fk :ssas s1Ia

sE*FT 3Z xka ,EE5Es sI7 z sZ ~ u Vff IL
LqqNA ,tl7s.l y. Aas', ! |. a.E tas Y - s. sayial
anything about paytng t6leen ee1t9
'sasR lols sSIsafAlde ps SsIis5isd &
your rsssdssss 90 rlaos ~ Suttaess. and
contaiuisg I'll ~ hssts nswssS Sthen
1hts ~ charged 6teas Seassf6f sashV&hRl
tdbssss1s thStf 'fenai1k6 = 9dfnmau
r. bis friend yesterday, q the sene tips
holding up diiniuutavs pISg about y
sssk " = insafxsd dhaH sqddsJ, saSi1a
he had just purchased. - .asss
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.ses s@SrpfciIor @unoram'S
WSdaem &rGnter =Glirir

iR ~Anfrsitis tas bette bts list Befanmte Nttfel sur settana
bon Hnterietbs. 3 ihwereen aner Mrt, tnSbe fpft6ere Wiaaens
frnrngt gerbaaanesitra%s, Gb%c!era:Gnfaa 9ratiAner-
gen, Dtartcen, RgltteH, 8reArubr, S1rinbst, Bldbnneen,
Repfhmerj Ahbma, Saltes 5teber, Sestrantbeit, SSmmer-
Complaint, fppie Segeu 8 u T { n uno Grt6Itung.
IA btefes @lirtr aus rein uufadplihen, Segetabi!iltes
etpfeH beFstt, 10 sisnst 50 f3 nr& t%siOubtrS sur 9srabt.
gang neueebrrerer Rtneer, irwte tbenfals betm 3atnen bers
ielbsn. Refine SHUTTER irate uerdamsn, asts baspn tn
Saufs jn taben, ietpH icuts es tn eteitun 5dae NIT Chez ceer
gDaner unb 3ufer serbIrnt eeseten tuerben. Der erpsartiss
grfElg Der I'D felt ibsr 81 Sabrsn tn Deatl&lans ssSstat
tatia aud btsr felt ben lskten 4 Sabren 9~ldnssno bsp6brt
unbt IT Sieiss @lirir ateraa fn uasntts9rli4is SsnemtI'el
gesprben. ewa ~ aA9
Der Sreis bes tletnern 5laf44sns tit IS Cts, anb ss srS-
Ssrea rs Cts.
grOf. Wuutram's nussmetn beltebte 8latrstnisuuess
&rdutsr- 9tuen unb Yulcer werbsr isbem 9etDenben an
d rpntf&en Rraatbettsn Srr a&ern 2silaas bring
fnt t~mpfoblen.a
Ssrn : snpftble I'd Wantsam's GpttePttf3e Gro-
> T n, 3ur san;tt&en 9eiluns Der Jeuln&t; @t6tput~
|1er, 3nr ~raeitalen @ertrstbuns prn @t6t unb &beumattS-
mus; bdtnsEtnttur etebt augeRtltdliGe 2tRttrunS;
Banbirurnt pulper unt Rr1utertpee.
gu taben BET g. 9ennt gtGaftu @a&tanhtanS,
2SK 70. Yratter., Saupt-A9snt fur Baltimore fpwte tn ben
tanptflGlt4ften Mppibsten.
gartegeE . SuIiIs SieucIt, Dentif,
alexandria. pa.
(2snp-omrt) ~ 3 @eHerdIMgent fur enni Mnerttd,
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.fjl4 GontrO6tdren
SnbaifsnssofFe Der gsr.h gsrmee

WI SAfG
Hp. 90 GSuthfr.
Galtfmrr6s 10. Dea.1S64.
UetNeseIie Mnsebpte I'm DupIitat ptybkt aafeseier Sfhee
Bic Sretas, Zen %. 9raals64, NRtstass la I'VE tgtsessT-
eenErnrneu. UNI eaS Der. st. SubfFen3. Desatttsaeut tn BAL
500 Sab Rtm6fTeifd (ItssaftD NIT Maslblae Urn
Snleflden, S6Mltercinrs 9rue 5Nterbttnf Res
'fA GrrserStertelS nn6 fer gNtehbetne tes 1tnterSter-
.Ests tells GOO gb. Blttia in eletAn8stsem 3fsslsa pom
i1y3gs srtberu9 uno4 bintern<gieFtel geiNntften3Zune IN
,@4e -~ScufdnbtS se~retften eidenea aRerlErerrnn um-
aeter nit swet esIerufn RetfeaS 8INm fret BON
Sdrms unb EleGen unt urteepndt In 30 3a8en
mad brr MbItefefunt. Binnett 10 Eagen prft &nt-
tIa1l4 pians ees @untrattSan eeredntk dbtuttefefns Dret
Iab ais prpbe mullen etngef6idt nereen, trelHe 10
LANCE tetelten rsrten, bic Sic Mbltelernaeoefbehe
75e,0o0 Vfb.he u ent m aQBtnter grrG II herte
ta52- g iate II u NIB 56mItern DurA uEa
tura eer6f6erts unb trrfen. Sn ti&te SGfe su
.t.a19 ptrpaftn unbtn 10 Lager. na&p Ausgate bteiss Son.
traits su Iieferu
Spnbs eenaGt, ie nabtena bas @pu4ernemeEt fcl6e sur
Musiafluns en- 5anb tat.ia nsT3H asaa5@I $50 y
Mnttste pOlen eef6uieft cen Srets nneeteH, I'M Jaue nit
Gnrrenep besablt pirS posr ben gTets,s wena S@ulol9tine
ais 3oblune eesstea wereen.
81, Die Mroebce fnb allen ben Bepinsursenu uterrprfen,
Hel&e tn naetneE anSern M~rSst5en sbSrs ftrieten ltn6.
d- sh iIsft .AstaT s. y. iIman nna &
(Sei2O I3psfEaq sI @dpit1n nnb 6. S..u,f ".
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Scr etatua Sabre bssan i'd duf hem tnfss 2Eust ben Srcns
en- star unh ais IDS aud 0af tent re@ten Mast efbIineetA
atuG IDS mad Rer gpri, nm etasn Ansendrst an Rattle IN
steEen. Mnf Befrreen ennSfabl man MIR bort ben Or. 3
g.. Srnfs ais ben etf&tdttfex Nugendr5tD Bier StrMhen
Or faHe mir fsfort mas nMr kbtr, e~ntferute ban srauen
@tear ta Itnlsn anst nne CAB MIR aut bstetn Mnssa ss
neber 90 ysFiOusH fab ID, bic o. aGi MaSeH- ans QtFer
NebelR tefrette. Ms sNsHt8fAe tA
So smsffbt sVn Sevsea ben Or, Ssnss iseen &eibensea
asafaf4 Or ee. SenrS MdHere
4ateg2B1 asalfs@ e g X sSsnn. NrdtnS 60, Dte.
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SrGu marie 8are, BET Sci. Mpns, IN gfeilea bet
GtenSetae, aRb, su 9aHfes la ts ittt SO Sabren S6telaaseH
unb gefGna6tes AusenIt6t. OGs S@trlen warA ~beieittst,
Att GetfrGft pitStr berssNsat burG Or. SpaeS, her jet In
tN1aItb9 6ruie- kntter rpbnt. & I -eF
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Guren in MQrp[ano.

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betnen an. Getne NugeH murken Sur& Or. Spnes, Der lest
ina -Nfaltbe Spufe@ IN Der Stast ~gnliRirre, WtS, %trAtttsirt,
in elmer @ttnute eerake eeri6tet unN her Aueeu!i6t ieiae
natirlthe Strait rtserreeseken. p 80 ass91a Si 49,
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Or. 2diitpe IN SDSldr, 2DniS-
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betlt nit fstnenl avs ben betlfamfen unb f~rGfttsfeH 6rGu-
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benz @ftrtr tugletH ansensnft, Hder.
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Ruf ba6 patienten aus anen Gbetlen Ser gDelt ;u tbm
frSnen; Ct bat GeRfs 9tapOIcCn TIM Sabre 1862 pOs ether
3rterbarnrubr, BITE ais ~untetltar erfldrt mar, furtrt une
Fat seeenrpartts, auser etreG 1000 Yatienten aus Nob unS
Tern, bic tSntslt4e Semitic sH Sennpcer, @rpeiurlt Gpar
Hanttn bon &nBlass nebt @ernabltn, une SsriSS con aI~
tenburs nebf Tshter In Bebanhluns.
IN baltimore, Eel y. Bcselrr & Co., Seth .. 5auee, s
Safetearsp @aspdrt'S unb alien anbern Apothefen III baben.
5aaptOepst fur Dtfritt &rIunbta; 60. Geri(taut, 81.
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SamweI @pnstuls, 70 SaGrs ait, 5utaa4tr I
Saser stpfrn, HIT an Iaubbett unb Soufeu I'm 4ebfe. III
Spnes, Jest i'm aaPaItbB 9puita 8alttrtpre, ~ trtfsn, bftld
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G4smasMtapIt In gnrtettOtae. SrieSsrtt 8 puass,
nh, felt stelen Satren fatelsub, rats TN Ru bursb Or.
SGnes aus Ytep gsrt, iest i'm rDidIttr 5pufe", nc Ct Biz
SUM II, Sanuar 1866 eer6eilen nirt, rteser %ttrsefeut.
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q WemersOerTe4eruua
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leuIMaFt BON BaEtimpre.

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tcnbtSe MISREPRESENTATION flt esn pher Erben Sabre An Der.
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