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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-10
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SUGAR COATED.
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HEALTH PREsERvER,
CERTAIN AND SAFE,

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effects that spring from it,
Composed of simple vegetable extracts, they con-
tain nothing deeterious to any constitution, how.
ever delcate-tbeir function being to substitute
strength for weakness, which, when properly used
they never fail to do
All letters seeking Information or advice will be
promptly freely and discreetly answered.
Full directions accompany each box.
Price 81 per box. six boxes for IS.
Sent BY mail free of postage, receipt Of price.
Sold by all respectable Druggists.
DR.. w. r. MERWIN q Co.,
SOLE PRoPRIETORS,
No. 80 Liberty-st.. New York.
feb6e sd&eow1y
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ONE or THE GREATEST CURES on RECORD
MRs. MAEcHEsrER-Dear Madam thinking a
statement Of my case may be OF service to other.
similarly afflicted. hasten 30 give it to you.
This 10 briefly my case-I was taken sick about Is
months ago with the Liver Complaint in q very bad
form applied to four different physicians but re-
eeived no benefit until called ON you. AT that time
had given mp business, and in very bad state,
bat amer taking your medicine for short time be-
gan 70 recover, and In two months l was entirely
well. and had gained several pounds Of aesh, and
can truly say that by your SKIN am perfectly heal
~ man. JosEPH DAVIS.
Boston Maine Depot. Portland, Ne.
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10 Let.
CToRE now occupied by US. Possession given
- Immediately.
Also, . Front once In Hanson Block
jams diff II. J. LIBBEYA CO.
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To Let.
ONE STORE In Calls Block.
" Apply to II. T. MAcHIN.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-11-29
WO)6ul0ton, Q. e.

Z WPllte ben8rd tbenten eben.
- Spr einige1t Tagen i6ritt burh Die StraBen
oieier Stupt elm yie9er, Der ppbl iiber 100
Sabre alt mar. Gr mar in Wiarplano gebpren
uno bprt peri6iebene Wtale p~ertauit tpproen;
ct erinnert ii9 IS Sabre alt 9emeien su iein,
ais Der 9rOse &rieg eneete. gr er5dblte BON bent
9roben 8aa, melden General 8albihston i'll
lener Belt in ieinem !6aule CAB, iberbaupt
pubte er piel pcn 8albinstpn l,no einisen an,
bern be~ruolru9ensen Wdnnern iener 3eit gu
ersdblen. Sem @uni6 mar, ben YrGiioenten
.3u ieben unO ibn 5u bitten, DAP mar ibn sur9
Die @man3iputipnsatte ni6t Don 1einer 6eimatb
treble.
Gs finb bereits elm 9ubenp GOnsrebmitsliez
Der angetpmmen.
+8pri DIT gegen tie MDrobrens
Der &ebelleu. @enarnt our1
Die neuii6en 8ranbfifungen in Nep gorf per-
coppelte man Die 0aden unb ba8 4ufli6tsz
Pericnal Der 9UtelS unO Der ~Nesierunss=@e=
bduoe. gu6 anoere WaBreaeln wuroen err
sriffen, UNI dbnli6en Geriu6ensbie p~orsubeu=
gen. Sc berridt bebpe9en feline allgemeine
unrube, bod wiiien ale alalIen Der @eleui9ait
bic Mldtt9fett elmer auBerCroentli6en Wa6>
lamteit su pirbigen.
40as.GrpIOfipn. @orseitern QlbenO
fano cine @aSerplpfion i'm 6auie BON 9rn. 6
SO. 6Ortenep in S@StraBe ftatt, wpOur6 meb>
rere 4erlpnen gefdbrli6 perlebt wuroen. Slim
Wtcrsen NAT elm @asarbeiter getommen, um
int 8arlpr cine @usr6bre ausSubeiern. ST
bate na6 etnisen Stunoen bic Yrbeit unbeens
ot9t uerEahen uito 9e9en @beno einen anbern
Irbeiter 9ei6idt, bic Sadie gu pollenSen. Die
ier fanb oaS 3immer nit Gas a%ngefillt anO er
Dffnete pesbalb Gbire uno 6eniter, um fril9e
9uft ein5ulaiien. @Iad5eitig eridien Mrs.
S%ortenop nit einern brennenben 2i6te uno bas
@aS ent3iinoete fid uno perleBte UtrS. Spnte~
nep, cine i6war5e 9ienitmasp unO ben @asar@
better iebr 9efdbrlid.
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ner unb Elm SSreunb BON ibn1, Namens Braun,
iparen ni6t miBig uno idlugen geb6rig brein.
Die Rppoies erbielten aber balo 8eritdrfunq
unb ba5 9eloentriD belt eS fir bas 8elte, fi9
SuriidsuSieben, mel6eS pprldufg Der SADIE elm
Gnoe madte. Geltern Dforgen muroe Wfr.
uno Wrs. 0agner nebit Braun perboftet, auf
Die ~glntlase, einen MurOperiu6 IN 8artetS
gena6t gu baben. NiGter @balen jeoD9 lief
lie 9esen 8ir9i6oft wieDer fret.
n.-Geitern fiel Elm &uabe,
Namens @eCrg 8pb, nObnbaft go. PIG g.
Bolfitr., pom einem 8abnsuge in Canton IU.,
auf peIden er s~etlettert mar, UNI Elm Stiid
mit5ufabren. st bebauptet, Elm anoerer anabe
babe i'm berunter9eltoben; er fel Der 2dnee
na6 in Die S6ienen nno nuroe Iebr gefdbrli@
uerlest. Ser BpliSeibeamte SpartliH beSrberte
einen Wugen unO lieB ibn nad 6auie fabren,
pO Or. 9minelle ibn perbanb. Sc lit GAM
ilberfGliig, nod ferner Dor oerartisen Gnaben=
ltretden 5a tparnen, benn Die Sungens f0nnen
es ni6t la1en, auf bic 3Ise 81 tlettern unO
wenn bes Says Elm 9usenb perunslidten.
Sic 8abnbeamten tDnnen troS Der grDbten
8prIi6t unb Stren9e oieiem nebel ntemols
lteltern.
5euer. - Gegeu 2 ubr seitern sta9nit>
tag bra6 in Der Baltimore GaSfabrit, nabe
Spring @aroens, Seuer aus. Sic Mrbeiter,
pe'de befiirhteten, Oas gauge @erf lpiiroe ger.
lt6rt %tperoen, itrengten NlleS an uno es gelane
ibneu balo, bic Slammen Su bemeitern, 70 baf
Der SdaOen ii4 ni6t b0ber ais unsefdbr $75
belief.
EH Na6 @urppa. Ser 8pItbam.
pier Bremen" gebt nd6ften Samitag Dor
Neip=gprt na9 Bremen. @egen YaTo9e pesls
De man iid an Die expedition beS @eder.
Die POit fir europa NIT oieiem 9ampiel
ialiebt am Sreitag Na6mittaS 5 ubr.
G- 8ir MAIDEN uniere 2eier i'm @crauS
ouf oaS 9rCbe @On3ert ces Wader'i6en Sniti,
tutS am 0tttwO6 Nbeno aulmertiamt.
Go Scr. 8eisbaar bat in $50. q 0eIt:
6upetteitr. cine neue @irtbI6aft erDfnet uni
auf beute abenp elm gematblides San3trdnsder
artan9irt.
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Nrpfenor Munoram'6
Md0en 8rGMfer .0lirir

TT Hnftrettts las bette BIG itst b.tannte xRitttl ,Rr SetluHs
rDn nnterIetbs. BefGperhen oner Art, tnsteiUn6sre NaSen-
tromgt Gerbauans si4rd6e. Gtc!era.NnfSas S%raai&mer-
3en, DiarbOea, Rpltten, Drs6rutr, ShpinheL Dldbuneen,
RrrffGmer3 Mhtma, RdItes 6teter, Seefrantbett, CONNER
Complaint, fCrte teeeu $ II 4 { n unl GtfdGtuns.
Dd ltsfes Glirtr aus rein unI@6blthen, resetabilii&en
etCfen tefebt, ~ stenst 90 fd nD& teicnSers lur Serubt-
gang neuse erreuer Rtnber, frrie etenfAEs betm SabneR btrs
ieIbtn. ..Reine Wluttsr fOnte ssrIaumen, Rets baiDn TIM
Saufe iu baten, iehpd isate Is tn bieem 8a1e NIT Gbee Uter
NeoHer urt 3uder terturnt oestten wereen. Der erpbartise
GrfOls, Der I'D felt ibtr 81 SabIen in Deatidlant sesstst,
bat I'D aud BIER felt ben lfSten 4 Sabren s~lGnjenb hepdbrt,
anb IT eteirs Glrtr ibsraa Elm anentbtsrli&ts 9ausEttttI
Der preis bee tletnsra Sldf4Ssns iR 50 Cts. uai hes srB-
Bfren rs Cts.
prSf. N3anbrGntY aaeemetn btIiebte @Iutretntsunss.
Rr6uttr- piaeu unb Tulper Eerbtn tsHem Qetbexben an
6r4utf9en Rranthttten sur F&ern 2eiIunS brtae-
enb enpfsbIen.
Sernr tRPfsble i'd gDuntram's 0ptIepttf&e Grs-
y + n, 3ur edn,lihen 5etluns Der Tauiu6t; @t1tpul-
ser, sur ~raetfnlex gsrtrstbuns ssn Gtbt unb &beumatts.
mus; 3 dtn.EtnttMr, stebt axSenblidlide 9inheruns;
Banhtrurnr: pulntr une &rduterttee.
Su baben bet q. 6enni gba1feu Su6bAnAfuuS,
2SX 80 Yrdtthr., 5aupt-Msent fir Baltimore IrWte tn ben
Ipstbeten
SmIiu8 OieneIt, Sentilt,
Mlerankrta. pa,
(29nS) @eneralsGeent fur eana Mmertfa.
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@eridtssNerhanhlnnaru

Griminals @eri6t.-Senrp 8issanb
tuuroe I'M S. uno bic RCiten 9eitraft, neil er
Bm. 6a9ner gei6lasen bate. = gbparo 9ria
bate S. S6aub seidlusen; Der SAL nuroe Bis
nd6iten Samitas peri6Oben. = Warp 9iber
pegen Pragelei NIT Mlrp Dtoran. gi6t i6ul<
big. = Marie 9lrque tpegen Nnsrifs auf &atb.
Strait. 8er9Ii6en. - 3imotbeus RulIibauO,
tpe9en 9nsriff auf Bridget 2inbstp. 9idt
idaIOi9. = 6. Gibbons, Neger, pegen Mn+
srifs auf W9arp Smith. = 8ertagt.
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Sort WOmrpe, %. GOpbr. SON. 9.
9Selles, Dtartne%Sef SD babe ipeben elm
Sete9rarlm BON bent GpmmattSeur oes 9riiene
bampfers SlDrioa erbalten, tpprin er meloet,
oaB oerielbe nit einem Sranspprtoampfer cOQis
olrte uno jebt 9 SUB @aier geSOsen bat. Die
Gln5elnbetten tuarpen nidt unseseben.
0aptb 8. 8prter,
2ear=M Dmiral.
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9InR Nefpbertt.

Newbern, %. Sop. Sin Seuer ~seritDrte
am lebten Samita9 bier piele @ei6dItsbduIer.
Sim SOnntag fano ELM @efedt nabe 8Ip>
mouth itutt, in weldem Der 6einO sepOrien
tpuroe.
Gs miro beri6tet, oaB Der Seino ben 3oat
nufe unO ben Gbpwun 8iuer ~befelist, init Der
IbIi6t @irointen ~ rdutnen.
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Plus Ienncfiee.
General SbOxros iOa scscu SraufIin suriidse'
fallen fein.

49, - N"
fallen iein.
2OutsptIIe, %. glcp. Sen. Sbpmas
iUu, pie beri6tet piro, 9egen 6rantlin, 9enn.,
surIdgefalIen leir. WtIitdril6e Nuturitdten
ia9en, DAP Sen. SbpntaS aus benz @runOe iid
5urldse5O9en babe, um Gerftdrtungen an ii6
gu sieben, weI6e bereits fit ibn unteripesS iino,
ebe ct cine S6ladt NIT t6ppo past.
Sepssunsen BON 5OUS's Nlrinee.
New Yprt, %. Nop. Sine Spe5ial.9tpes
i6e beS p!6eraIb" lautet: 80 ibpilI lie, u.
9tOo. Set etni9en Sa9en baben Spilden Pu=
lasfi uno Columbia fortpdbreno tleine @efe6te
lta%ttgefunben. SIR iino aber ben 9ufee Slus
suriid9efalen, Sin She'll ppn 15prreits Screen
bat ben SluB an unierer re6ten Slunte e~benfalIs
iberi6ritten uno tra6tet in uniern Giiden su
tOmmen. t6oUO's, 6auptdrmee fol- se9en Sbel+
bppiIe unb 9arrorace sieben.
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cen. Suffers aepeIoen.S ampfe- ,@repbOunp'


SORT Mpnroe, q. 9tOp. Ser 9Oits
oGmpfer v@ebiter" BON Gitp 8Cint beri6tet,
ouB Der 9epeidenpampfer GREYHOUND" auf Der
Ebulfabrt Seuer ftng uno perbrannte. General
Butler unb Stab, iOpie Nomiral 8prter befan=
ben ii9 an 8prp, tpuroen aber gerettet.
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Die 1Ipriha.Mirdteu.

8pftpn %. Sop. 9ie Ofi3iere uno
Wanni3oft psn benz gefaperten Yiraten 6lo<
rtba iino na6 Sort 8arren gei6tdt woroen.
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@sn. Moipr Gpud,.

8U fl n, %. 9lco. Sen. Nai. Gpu&,
8efeblsbaber ses Susquebanna<9 Departments,
bat OrOres erbalten, iid Bel Sen. Sbpmas III
ruppOrtiren. Gr 9ins beute mad Sennefiee ab.
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Teine 1Ibren unb eutpeIen !!

9YNEHBE UkVHNbV WV ybHVNANNN
Ter Undergraduates LENT bic &ufmertiamftit DON S6nt.
Tern, fppte bee pubtturns tt &aeemeinen duf fein grpees
GGgtr pom
Mmerifanil6en 1bren
aus Der beratnten BaSrit bon NppIetrn & xraes, .. g.
Bartlett unb lDn. GarDp tn epltenen unb 3 sher 4 lln3tn
6ttter.@ebduien. bic er ~ Gabrifpretlen ~rerfauft.
Aud bait er p~Urrdtbss etne errSe Iusmnbl BON eplbenen
un6 Itibernen
Gnslilden 2cner, teutiHem, ~fcbtUei3er mnb anterm
ubrem,
lppte aud Elm f@Snes Sprtintent ron
SuIpeIcn Inc Soften
in srSster AuspabI. ass Goa
ubrensD 1ateridI Mnc ubrmadbers a5erfSeng
~abertaupt, nebt einem erpsea IHUrttment ron
Opern9udern uno 8rilen.
Mne hteft Nrttftl merhen 81 ben btaisfen Yrstlen SsrtaHft.
REHmt unb ~lterSeust GnG, tte Str anbtrsrC fault.
8. SOiepb,
(gtpU2e-1mt) NC. lac ID. 8altimrretr. Ubenauf.
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Setpeaunaen BON 6cpe's QIrneC
GuInmarft.

Nen> Oprf, %. Stop. @olo fel beute
Mbeno auf 228dd.
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J(eue an6etgen.
Nlotis fiir @tenersahIer.
GttpsG

GttpsGOnectDr Sffce,
Baltimore, ben 20. gtco. 1854. I
1arsobisr we=6en ftercnrH bsEahrt&ttst bas etR DtScOrtU
0nsere8net wtrh, senn fSI6e Steaern an Ober Dor benz 1.
Dei. bejablt perten.
Dteientoen, rtI6e NIT perfEnli6en Steuern fur 1864 uub
ale &teEern far SOrbereebente Sabre I'm NafRanbe fnb,
wtretn ertnnert hos, tpenn icI@e nt1t Dor benz 80. BE-. dlts.
beJa9lt nerben. wtttere Sutereffen u. Rotten h1rduf eefAld.
gen tretten,
&msufw 81. y rtce,
(28np-ltN Gin Collector.
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NerfantmlumQ.

Die Eabats@ unb &iSGrrens 6abritauten, 6GnbIel
gfGn3er uub ale Gnberu, beren Wuni@ es 1T, bas h
Care nur bon SlGttera2 abaf, pel9 + in ben Sereiniste
Staaten Derurbeitet un6 ~cpniunirt rirb, NIB 1nGr DO
benz &dufer, ni&t BON benz PhauSer erbOben merbe, fin
eriuGt, i& am DienfaS, zen 80. geoS. 1864, /
Dinbpabt's OVERWHELMINGLY ne, " $50. "a Baltimore
3Uii6eu Scnibaps unb @apfra6e, 81 De,famuteln, III
DeIesaten far bic am 7. Desember I'M Cooper. Sn1itut /
sepsgprt itattfubenee Convention gu s~rpSbleu.
Die @i&tisieit Der SG&e er9eiI&! cine lebbaftc 81
t~ReiIisuns aHer Setreffeafen.
.ss %. W. Gail Mr,
@. 8. 8rIeniuS,
8. 3. Bartlett,
gB nj. WeIib & Sons,
9. RrieufeIb & Co.,
Spbn s.. &erner,
9B nj. 3. fper8,
ea WibbIetpn &-DSrfen,
s. IS. SeIsner,
3bp8. ". &rpmer,
5. @iItens & 6 o.,
Natbau 20 ebb & Bro,
(S@tsDD @m. y. Hcpb & Go.
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Subfften5sOffce Der Ger. 81. Strmee
ga On &rutb CIR

Subf1ftenSsSffice Der Ser. ct. Mrmee
SEE. 20 Srutb Str.
baltimore, Yte., 1. Stop. 1864.
0erNGeelte Mneebste I'm Duplttat pernen Guf hefe r Office
mtg ssensencumsn. UNI eaS Ser. st. Sutffens Dtpartt'
ment gu Baltimpre, Dtb, 3u Ssreten NIT
6eI uno Storm in Nebren.
Dte IL truust gen fab am DaterS Wbarf, 8aIttmsre, W6.
an matsn, fret BON WtG-fstle fur bic GDntraiiCren. Das
6eu mue suies Seu in 8dnen unt tnsRprn in guien SdGen,
ppUan itest ~ Buffet tdlt eerpadt fetn.
Aneetptr rtrsea dugenpmrneu fir Steferune bon SO TSns
nn 6eu ue 1900 SufbeI Rprn tn Qebren (35 ph. nuf ben
gutteI) nRe aufpdrts. Dieter mSeen angrben, rrnn ff bic
2ieernug btstnuen unb rdnn b~eeu6ieen wEleR.
q Das pfertrte SeH u. Rprn mirh elmer aeuGuen Snfpelttrn
uaterrprfen, ehe es dnsenprnnen rirb.
Aneebrts fnb nuf5prnuIare gu f6reiben. rel6t Sru bttfer
Office gu beBieten inb.
SahluHe ptre IN iclden SEnbS eemaht, ais eerabe an 9anA
fu6; fnb tetne DorbdnAen, iUbslA OILS melGt ~einsebeR.
Seee gertUn seer tee Strma, relde Mugebpte maht Hus
bt ielted tur6 einen Greueip ~sesletten, ntnn ni6t Elm ipl6er
biGr r~estfrirt pnrse.
Mae ansssate @trtsa Disnfass uns Srsttass jeser gDOde
esstuet.
t2np5-l Capt. ppl q. 9. u. g. u.
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S MfGnner,s 9ebuIe,

So @ermanftr., spii9en 6OmarO u. Gutopitr.
Da las neue SGulsebdute fertis tit, 10 wirt con iest an
wie6er r~esImasss 5Pn 81 ntr wipreens unb 2 uhr &aa.
mtttdes Interior seetbeu.
NptI-sl $. WGnner.
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!. y. q. 8elletriitt(be8 S0nrnal.

-Sn nahfer Wnnrher hes ~Bsuetrihtl6en SpnrnalS"
tWp. 30 pom 2. DeB.1 beetRnt ser usue Reman:
nSie perlOrene 6anoIdrift,"
son q u a ErettGs, benz b~erIbmten 0erfdFer BON
80 I'll une 9aben". SHeen I'D Jrennbe elmer eeSte-
seneu 3eeturt nuf Stefe rersisIi&e sSert anlmertiam made,
bite tp usue abonp emsnts fur bic 3eituns fpfsrt ;u mel
ben, nm aae &aittSGe pnnttlt6 o~usfubreu Az fSanen.
50. u 9 q mtot,
(wlr1B) 9p. "a 10. Baltimore Ctr
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Ireoerice S GalDertOn Mpao Sauz
-sEr 0Seretn.

Die WtitsIieeer bee BET mir bis Jest belansenen 5reterid
Mpenur BluSeretns Itne biernitt In Renntntb seicSt. baS unr
Iaran betbetltssn modem, fnh htsrmit er iu&t am Brettas, 9.
Delr &beneS Z lltr bet benz uater3et&neten f6 te6t SabI-
reth etr3uitneen. &drl S6eMermGnn,
GreAertf pspotte @alSertpn REa6,
(2onpr5mI) 8ut6er 9aa.
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az Sise tSnnen bon 9 nbr WeCraens bis 8 uSr
gta9ulttaSs Sefttert tperSen fHr ~eiuselne Opern in Dece
&uffrep's MuEE eabeu.v
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Demffd5e8 ArbeitS=O IatbmeifnnQ8z
8ureau,
.bnme8itraSe Be. S..

AguNIEDIILUbk JIp. OOe
unter NGff&t her ,DsutiGeu @eftafGGh-.
MHt HiefeHteen, pelGe teut1de 5antperter, Nrteiier Uht,
D~fenftmakdeH III befS6ftieen wlniGen, fHpte aAe htutf&s
MTbettiudenhen ppnen fd peri6nIid Ebkr In frantirten Brte.
ten an ben Mgenten kr Seen Haft 5rn. s. S. 80 eIItne.
bsf. So. IS Gbdmesfr, uenbtu- neI&er unentSfIblt& Mm1:
unfit ~ertbetIen ntro. I'm
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nSa0an1e s. .. vIDOer,

bic strubmts Qsabriaeerin, Ii pieAer 5nrldSetesrt ssu ttrer
6etie unb elett nieher N~uStunft ME 3uspr nSer Gue GeeeR.
hante ets ntenitli&en 2ebensi ineem fe le ratre unb reiue
uuh Runfte erin6lt6 Nn6 uuh psneu @lcYben ~perb4enen' 70
tf ne ; ipnbers 81 smpNbIeu. 9rfaI rser Stmmsr. 80. 5
@. goE nake 8alttmeretr. Rben i'm eraen G1eer. l2sink2B
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--latest ship News.
ARRINED.


Steamship Araso t s transp9Tt), oad.den, Port Roya
Ap 3 at II m, end Charleston Bar day, at p IN.
Steamer franklin, McCsbe, Baltimore. udse to William
ship Roswell sprasue whi,more Cardiff II days railroad
iron TO j. Baker Co. On the eastern edge Of the Banks
large iceberg.
ship Astronon 1}rem). Hopper London 81 days, md.e
and pass to Chas Wright Go. Experienced heavy weather
ship Victoria (Brem), Maertens Bordeaux 20 day., md.e
aud pass TO Oechs Co. Experienced heavy weather the
entire passage March 95 lat a. lou 50, sgnaed sr bark
Ship Confidence Cole Glasgow March la via Greenock
18Th dse 10 WIN. Alfred Nelson. Anchored ct the s. w.
Ship Northern Belle tBr) HILBERT Liverpool 20 days
mde 10 J. w Elwe Co. March 20 lat. AZ 2O Ion. 10 40
exchanged signals with ship Monarch OF the Sea- hence Tor
Bris Congdou Forbes Phludclphia March 49, via the
Delaware Breakwser and -four to III. C. A. DeWolE
The j. C. Is bound 20 ax aud put into this port In distress
having experienced heavy H. ~ T. gales during which sprung
schr Empire, Lowell, stonington.
wlND-sun.et, f. n T., aud light.
Steamer ospray Adrieh for Providence returned yeer.
day morning 70 repair traqy igsry to hsr boiler
April 6-Barks-BidweI, Evening Star
Brig Beaver, and sehs. Tisns and Mist.
proceeded down the Bay on ts tip She returned In the
evening, and anchored ~ tne battery.
IRwRs April 6Thc late ~ f. gale has added 10 the nun.
ber OF wreck, this place. The schr. Mss foss from
Philadelphia Tor uston, with petroleum. and schr Orion
from poft Royal tor NewY9,s have come ashore
y telegraph to XIV ood Waiter Secretary Of the Board Of
The sshr brown stone fr m scunne r. l., with cargo
of hay bound 10 Providence andoned Oh East Hampton
has ded down 10 and gone ashore on the outside Of Sandy
Hook The crew were brought 10 this PIT by ship Energy
SPOKEN
April D lat 40 4O ION 81, brig Volunteer was 'snasd,
April IS miles $. s. " from Barnegot ship syv,s from
A o' boston, win loss Of n'antopsai yard and si
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08
sUPREME coURT-CHAxPyRA-APHL before
Justice PKCsBAA
DECISION.
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPkcAL TKRx-APRu Z-Defose
Justice KoBKRTsox.
IErIsIONs.

Elizabeth Ann Smith agt Geo. A. Spaulding et
srhis proper IN which 10 appoint Receiver.
Tho plaintiff ask ia her complaint and tho defendant in his
answer An injunction order has also been obtained render
Ing The motion must therefore be granted with
& " co-ts, 10 abide the event OF tho action.
A. the plaintiff tks leave discontinue and the defendant
comedies his night payment Of costs the ordr be
tered FOR dconnuance paying such costs to the present
time Including those Of the motion.
Before Justice McCryS
Joseph A. Cutter, Receiver agt Peter Reilly It sJuds
msnt for defendants with cost. bindings Of facts aud law
with clerk
John q. Sullivan agt Geo. Frazer ct aJudgment for
plaintiff with costs (hHding. Of facts and aw with clerk
Maria Gree. ss Vaelne Rupert ct al William Loesehigk
al. ay Samuel H. Peck ct slJudgmeut for defendants.
Mary H. Pencil ag Edwin Wiison.-Judgment for plaina.
Ro~el d. Hatch sgt. John b. Fogary-Judgmont fox de
fendsnt Fog.rty
Frederick W. Thiebut as Bertha TlIebnt-Roport Of
Referee confirmed, and judgment OF divorce granted
Cuarn. Gore agt. james w. Arbons.Notion grRntcd.
Robert Grant Agt Ann Grant-Moon for allowance and
Llilnony granted cause referred to William Mackear.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08
.1Er,MBOLD's ROSE WASH,

HELMBOID = lsOoII w noA@s
n a,clent lotion for diseases Of syphihtc nature ana
an injection in diseases Of the Urinary Organs i.ins se
.hi, Of di.sipstion used In connection with the E1c'
Rchu and sarsapaa in such diseases az recommends
Evidence Of the responsible reliable character
accompany the medicines.
CERTlFICATES OF CURES, - -,
FROM 40 20 YEARS snANDlNO, WITH AN p.r,
NAMES KNOWN TO SCIENCE AND FAD
For Medical Properties Of Buchu, r.r.-
SEE DIsPENSATORY OF THE UNITED STAT
See Professor DEVICES valuable works on the fraeae
Sc remarks made by the late celebrated Dr. PHfslO'
adelphis. ,ru,,r,r ,r,nouvrr ..
ebraed physicinn and Member Of the Royal College
ssons Ireland and published in the transactions Of the ~
and Queens Journal. .,, ypNr.t,,
See MedcoC Chirursic Review published BY bENJA =
TRAVERs Fellow oi the Royal College OF Surgeons
See most Of the late Standard Works on Medicine.
EXTRACT BUCHU, " per bottle, or SiI for %. o..
EXTRACT sARsAPARlLLA, $l per bottle, ofsE
IMPROVED ROSE WASH, SOc Per bottle or Six
81 50. A,a IL. IN =. .nm..,,
curs the mos, obstinate directions are sdhsfeot "
Delivered any address securely pec.ea H0I, s
Describe symptoms Ia al communication" Cure gus
teed. Advice gratis,
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couRT cAr.FypAR-Tus DAY.

SUPREME COUKT-CmCUIT.-Part I.-COnrt OF
Oyer aud Tene adjourned TO Tuesday 18th inst Part H.
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New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
For weaknesses arising from Excesses, Habs Of Diadps
tion, Early lndiscretion or Abuse, attended
with the following symPtons:
Indrposition to Exertion, Loss Of Power,
Loss Of Memory, Difficulty Of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror Of Disease, Waksfuiness
DInness of Vision, Pain In the Bark,
Hot Hands, Fiashing Of the Body
Dryness Of the Skin Eruptions on the Face,
Universal Lassitude Of the Pallid Countenance,
Muscular system.
These symptoms, If allowed TO 90 on, which this medicine
invariably removes, soon follow
IMPOTEaCY FATUlTY, EP1LEPTTC FITS
In Of which the patient may expire Who say thsy
frequently followed by those direful diseasesH
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTIcNl
Many Of the Of their suffering but mona
will confess The records of the Insane Asyuns the mel
truth of the assertion.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED BY ORGANIC
WEAKNESS
requires the aid Of medicine and invigoats the
system, which HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU inysyiar
bly, dees A tsial wi. convince the most skepticaL
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08
NJ

USE HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCHU
~ al Affection. and diseases of the Urinary Organs, wheshss
IyMALE OR FEMALE,
From whatever cause originating and no matter o. NV
iony standing Diseases of these Organs
Iealire the aid of Diuretic
HFLMBOLD'S EXTRACT BuCHun ,,,orryc
III is THE GREAT DlURETlO'
AND IT IS CERTAIN r
Az i'A DESIRED EFFECT
in ALL DISEASE
FOR WHICH
Ut is RECOMMENDED.