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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-09
DELICATE CHILDREN.

Those suffering from Marasmus, wasting away, with
scarcely any flesh on their bOnes cured IN a very
sort time; one bottle, IN such cases, will have most
surprising effect.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-09

The oh Il not return II these Bittsrs are used.
Hoperson Fever and Ague District should be
withOutta,-1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-09
FEYER AND AGUF.

Resulting from fevars Of any kindthese BittsrB wi
renew your strength In q very short time.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-09
DRY GOODS.

R0NNET5. RIBBONS. FLOW
ERS and HATS, closing out at co.t.
ueczo J. P SHERWO0D
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-09

SCOTCH PLAIDS AND PLAID
~ POPLINs, at greatly reduced prices.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-10-18

5ltretenI wenn mir 5uIammen iaaen. Nber,
fa9te sr 3S9ernb un6 ie9r perleaen binau, ib
babe @ele9enbeit 9eludt unO- sefuneen, bicIe
lame 81 leben unb 5mar in Womenteu, lpD
lie IT'D lmbelauldt 9lautte. 5as6gR m35
; ytun z fra9te ber Waior, alSls l9pieg.
9erlbsrt, per eber eine MiBbiGisuu9 ais
elne AuTmuptcrunS ernartety babeu nledte,
bltfte, nit benz IuSbrude bIller Germunoez
rurg on t, SIT ea cine GpIdeinuug, parbi9
beS OpferS,2 oas i9r Der Brtn3 gu bringen
elnltmalS 6ahr bereit mar? -s4 "a, +-r37r 81
IA Sal la9te Der slunee O9onn. Gin Nnflua
bon 8e9siltcrun9 bob Ii in aaBes Dslen.
,a SIT Ite i60n? iprI6te Ger &dtersg.,
DqS pfiB t4 ni4t. rief Der Sobu. Qber
lie 1T 9Sttli9 II be3auberne Elm Oidtertpeal
lie 1T pirpis nebeq 2ueilie gu Itebsn--eine
dernlte, liebli&e @uie nebsu Der binruliiden
@ra3ie r4a sr+,[5s.r 5r., rt.7@5'iu = 49,
n Der Waipr ldaelte iber .oiea bt6teri14e
9cb, DaS .er aus bsm Muuoe .leiue8 pratt.
laen SObnes aul Aueripenislten erpartet
hatte. u as
Die 9iebe bat cine ppetilde goer in Sir
9epedt ipottete er better in lein Ause bltt-
teno. eucilie wurpe lduOllen, 'bSrte lie ba8
Sob etelsr 5rau auf iol6e Bsiie.e rn
t Ste mirne fol3 isino fennte1 1e Die Dame!
ttsl Seribert felt unp entldiepen ell @laublt
Du aud al elm une6les SerbaItniB 5pif9en
lbr uno benz Brin5en ?l15F n5a 4gq9oz =ss
agg,Jtun - -i9 peiB nidt - 1lteinte Der Gater
lau9iam. Der Vrin3 1T lebenswertb genus,
unl etn Mab4enber5 unb iei esnph 10 Itcl5,
enolid gu beiieSen Ounlals iprda man BON
an9smehenen 6orosrun9en Die lie als @reiS
ibrer 3lebe Seitellt baben lcnte. @S banoelte
lid um eine Iraulns re6tnld6i9er TOrnt
na9 lutberii4em @u(tus, II % alub5
Yin Der linten 51pb2 fra9te Der 5pbp
hatt9 nnb ntBbiQi9eno.n9n1lC gs1 lsaJ .'A
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-10-18

Rttuleb bsS tpuisen Goats sntS Der aBunear tn apn
bpn @rabuirtr etnes eren nbsinien Gpueaien Der
Ser. Saa, Der een 9r6et Sbeil etneS 2ebenS tn hen
piptalern bon 9saeOn plrs pbildeflpbia ub nneeren
Stdhten ueebrat bat einis Der wRnEsbaren pstlusen
bcuenbet ppn teen tie Geitttte her gsetJn web ln-
6se eeteenS fe Dbreniaulsn Merpbfat Mne aneeren
Rranthetten Iitten lple y aud, bic bel pl6Seu &C.
r1ui6en gu ebr erirten bic oft err6tRem bel strtnsn
RIetntetetrH II. 10 0ureen auaenblift9 sebetlt. ~
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-10-18
8atttmore eod.9Ufpita1.
Der tin}iss plub In Der NStIt, lrp li4srt,
lhnellt uuO q ilap:Ge Hurep Ia -ugnlc5 Oh
eebcinsen &raufbcitcn

stnddt ersen ais 81 itb: 3tuSan0saniipStttt So&he
tn hem tafsn na ae YliePfrn @atsaroHnssn Der isren
seuibwdte N srit yieberst itlnseutt: erfaueeS
i&wdte ptrStlepfrn 3tI6etnbet Sutern 4usen nitr14s
Sdwinbe Rcpfl6mer5 GntSanbang ! palts, ter gtdit
ber Qunee hes ageus, Der Ginatptioe ne auer iener
ebc bic etrilen stbeimen 0twobnbe tea Ger useue
eIGe itren gpfcru sibrli@er b ais her Sitenta @e.
fang ben @elbrten hes ulpIs$, terrhrtn unf; tt
eitts werbtn tire sGnssnOtsn Sindnsm eerntt
en G6pdt eer Grnfttuttcn perprrbrtnsen bic Gbe nn~
mSat MAIDEN une jusst ben Rorper uno St1r aerfSrtn.
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9; b:tratp-te Iperiunen,

pttr Solte wtte M su rerteiratbea ttab16tisen unb @
pbyIfttr Swite pser eteS aaeeren pinstAhts berust
ano irlten aneeirSlib Or. SrtntsnBu @atbe sshsn.
glt 3interne stsen st BE sbtfbt pier sttftst Ser.
6 ft6pIuns fbrefliben Nrt weretn ibnen turtrt.
Derenst. welder Il Ger Sebdnbluns Hurirrst BON
Dr. Dbntrn uHtrSItbt ann tbm ais etnem Gbrtnmdr,ne
pbne 5urt @ anctrrauen uub jRcerhtIt duf ieine Grj
Itd,e WsididIthfptk bfrIaIIsn sef;Et =
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-10-18
Draaniitht Sdirdf.e

prS unrtrsIsltd seeIt b bic Spne Graft pettr terse-
feQt Dtties urttare 9ten peles eas 9ebtn elenb nb
bic @be unS RahtsmmrniGat unmOsltd na4 if,cit fas
9rr8 Derer, bic itrtn Qeieenihaften nbeennen buen
lie tertn Jposn n6t senaI tennea. cbsltb feaud bur
Strtturen Nieberf6lasen I'm 5arn, Stein une ansere rs
laden entieten fdnn 70 If t bod eaenttetls cine GpISe
bes Metraubes Der eeelfen Sreane g8tr aber Utn eS
donea ba fte Sra Der Grseusuns ettr Dentn rerS
ptrh bic @ bsmItGen 2aatrn erseben ais BON Denen
bie ba reife ftnb. ,t
aa ~ Office: No. Sib.GrebertdRr.,
Geben Tbarsn BON 8altimcrtfr., Ditlt&e Settt,
bic Stufsn binanf. -. '.ca" 2sJ=a<al =,
Nan merle I'D Ndnten unb 5dusnummer tenu unrtlIen-
be unb rlseribe @amn6er burtriebne ppe sepienlOfe
Ouddidlbet, S1ubfiter, Gtefelwter; Strdbenreniser
unt QdntpenpuStr ~ nenneu B6 reselm1bip Mer5te
unb Iauern dnge,psen Dr. ebnfrns Nu In Der g6be
8S. Aue Yrieie mUiien einen Yrf-Starnp entbaIteu.
@ine 5ttlu i ii 9 8 aatn 1uislthnt. .
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0tfSb,liGe Rrarfbsit.

gDtnn Der trtselettte untuse Snsltns auSinttt bas
men Bat O se6eb bIuis, hap elm unetisss SSamse-
fubI peer bic 8ur&t Dor Gnbednu3 bn abibrtdt IJ
ene 81 tueubea au pel in cSe ibr:r Gx3ebuna unb
Iaast Bis bic S1nptpne titits hredln uebts,
pit 8. ". elm nit @e6wl Ell entlH Gals cine b6ie
Male G@aers I'm &Spe HS tn hen @lt'>ern &6nabms ses
@ei@t8. Gaubbsit ausw DIE hcr 5at sautsn an hen Stl-
unb armen, Sianen i'm tte MnS Grtremitds
ten f4 tttsen no fana eet Htbel nit elmer i@rtelten
bt gaenfnoen sna lent Sas Opfer Srr urtSars Sranf
bett eu geaenanS res Wttltes wrb ub Ers ietntn
lhredIihen 2eesn eaeur6 Elm Gnee ma Sdb tbn na5
tenem 3anee lrina err ten 8eeneer surldebrt.
Us tt cine trdarise 3tafats bds Sluienee sieer rrt
barsn Sranthet ium Over aen IN 5pae Der nse ttds
fett nnrtIeAfer praher. relde ttb MnmeueHne jeies
Sstlieu QSes ses Fs turs bic GOnituOn perndten unb
ben 8ef beS Ysbens IN rim tlen6eS Daein erwaubelr.
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r x a,if|f' lpDere ~ tto,h,fp I!

Dr. 9NEniie, biste. agen 2tnen ene Dalie dn wede lid
bnrco io6e sbse une unndtlrlAt DttR ni Eer9er er-
Srente nr he Arbeit bic @eeatatc gnt ete infdbia
mactenee Qlf. aeihw5bt bdbsu.. ...-.1 - -
ier ne tntsr rer traprIseun unb betasensWertbea ScI
gen ecr irGbsn errbnbeiten res Edfers Sdw e i'm SF
FEN unb ben <ettrn, Smer;en i'm &rpi rdde be5 Sc.
its. ger!mN Ser Wtu sitraft erstIopen t6ie urbe
Wfaeenlbmdde lhCrbnung Ter 9erbauuussSr6ane dnSe.
metne 9nttsdttun9. Ssmptpme Der S6wnku9t r.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-10-18
Sanoe @lGnrer,

btlpnttrs relte Ste eeteimen 2asr8 sswCr6e
nb, las iIbrl 10 piee }aYnpe In tin III iriibes Grab
reis nete hu, te.e erhabtnrn Sdtntt trtptdelten
8erfduteSra nit etm Orner Ser Bertiamtett ben See
nat beseer o fr 2eier bJdbernct Gone entlcdt dten
wlrten, ntE9en db nit pputm Vertranen nabtn. = :.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-10-18
SaS gpmprpat6iltbc SozSeiluerfabrcn
Bon Or. 9IbOIpb b. GerDdrSt, aSnisI. areus apprpt
Ir5t unb 0unbar3t, Or. nteb. unb tbrurs.. AZ

:. eStS HpHlpppuID(c0CSCO@ @SOClloCrf0Drcn
Dsn Or. 0IrDIpb -. @erDarSt, aSnisl 9reus appro6.
Gr3t nnb BnnSar3t pr. nleb. unb tirurs1 -t
ti "a 90 Aigeupperateur ac. > ,l3fu
Cffice: Np. IS Sbarpffr., Grfe pom Sbarp umS
Il lf1C UU.5t Dover Str.rg E9Tg@s aid ~ =
I'm men neues Seilberfdbren pel6t beretS In Deutlh
lamb bte rntmlt6ie anertennn9 eefnnten aud ber Ner
ia W psrbretten 10 babe d mid einfwesIen rim Snlh-
Die gUrsse mteineS eilueraSrens eeaenber Ser Ser.
abrenhett une Hnt9trbe Der aIten WtcbSin limbs tn
fa1 estt d neIle y r tUl rns 8tlttststt.
rtS IN ben bebeutenben Sben Deutlblnnbs ionic III ben
unteerftatstaeten S en a nn6 6bnt tgSbera er;telt,
srsSen fur 4 ielS Sa Snerbnrs besanselte I'd in ben
satren 1861 unb 1852 mehr ben 10000 Rranfe an bet
ttmmfen unb eedbrIt&Aen Rraateiten. Son 40 an Der
Ssdune (Grrupl errantten Rncern farb BET mener Be-
6aneun9 nt9t ems Splde Neudte iprs6en fur 6 felbf
&benie rerbtelt es @ bel Nfrpeneber 2nsen uuerIebS
une @ebtrns@ntslneung. .5lst
Ord aud tn 6en 6ltenen 9eben pirS Elm f@erer Grela
er5telt .. q. tn allen Aren bpn Obren. unb Aus en-
Wt "a &c nile t6en g DIT >, SdmDrrbpiba1be-
SgsFssS, sssst Sssratms IS; &sgs lssi9psrfsn,
I'D 3te9tstr antbette n nab TIRE Trlseu % aud bic
bur9 Selbf6ra6pns entldubenen 9eeu) RAID upb anss
nehn pbne jee bercisn tteI bic Gem Sranfen Elm Ie
bensdn9leS Stedbum berstten Mnb ibn su enen leten
eteen QnedFl ser ber9wert uinranbeIn.
. te fets ocn rttfe Ibft oera abfp gten Mr3s
neitn nerstnEbrm Rranten at9 9tea8ereS-
3abnf6 merSe 1perekn in faum einet R / :
nu te fGuerno beietti8t. n - -. 1911
Ausebem 1T metne oetlmet6rte ibrer Iauten unSanae.
Sssmsa sBrtans balber ssr3iisl aud bel SraaeT- inD
.i1s rNn ibren 8ridten tout ibr Fe erfennsn.a is9
Or. 2lrpIpb y. 0erbarrt.
oi3. 0ifce: SO. 73 Sbarp1t Gde, Sharp unS
SoperitraBe.! ~ Spre4ltunpen: gprmittdSs
$40; 9ta9mittd9S 2--4 llbr. anon 9lpi
@8. Msine btn eeut6en 5irRen bett;trte 5&rft: pie
gsetsnns ter sranf6ettsn apf fbueae unH aneensbme
g9eie- NJ liets bet MIR pprrdtbt9. 80 1(4OtnlYttI -
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-10-18
S1emer &IetDer : @tDre, I,
o. o. q On 0l.lIfL. i. 2.
,6errentleiDer!0Oen,

gBeRs@ratteraee 8p SSs HnS s5s4
gleiaea geeSrten ItsribeH NIB BEN Bublitnm mage
Biernit Sic aaseiSe, bag m baS i3on iet 3a6ren on
e 9ase stablire gei&Gft it6eraparHen babe nnO be-
aSaSis Elm rsi9E alSes Eager pcu 9Snsn irb seorbeir
teten Seueusber neuefer gdcru 81 ben baisen 4rei.
fen noerStsg SnIten unb aHs1 isle an 8eeGun8 anrs
tiger oer6e. GtCiFe Ir Bnterrbde uub Srien5en9e In
Zen Sortet uuc sa alen 9reisn. - Gerner cine Nus
stui@Iaseube artiteI. m
H Ane geFenuuSeu pesben prompt, binin uuk
FiirSeast gria augefertist tUerbeu.
. ss.5 s, y, +. &aifer.
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0npaeQ ute.

bic Ht bur beimIt6e 2afrr eeItwid baten bic fe 70 p
be1en 4euen pher In Der SUe Iernen, here p[.
etn e anndettI ipire ielb TN Sslafr, burd gplutiu.
ete renn unsetbet bic Gte nnm09ltd MAIDEN unb
SSrper unb Geih erfbren ten lcprt rie nStil,
te tban. 5Olbe Ysrisnsn maeu beysr lie etetcn In tie
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YtRis'

Di. treabt6sn @rtusen tes Caters Tnb ltbr su fIta.
ten. 8erluf bes 8thi8niies 8erprrune her Sheen Sc.
brIdtbeit 0eiratrdfte b6e bnun9sn AbReiguns ber
eer @eltuibaft ut na6 Gtniamtete, Wetraafu 9tsen
lS felbf. 6Hr6ainret H. 10. itnb etniSe Der itmmen
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-10-18
SNilllfs lln6 3ebnz@ollpne1l SSdnerll,
J 0G,aebote fir GammcnzSSpls

-~ ''~ = lE'lHe w oou - -
Office beS 0eppt Gpmni1drs fir @erpHesuns.
"l''21A''~~ gsdf1 fns tbn .. g.. 13. Oft. 1854.
1geriieselte Aneebcte i'm Dplitat rerSen BITS Mpc9,
ben 49, Sttrber, Nittags u br enee8eneenpni1en fur
2teferung tpt @ s~s stfSt.t@s
ne 1fiimfbmurert $500 Sflaftern 1annenbpl;,
pe6e innertab As &asen mad &r6fnpus Der Ansebpte
ben serften IN gDattngtrn ceer @spr8ettmn absatesrn
itrb. 9l GJ!lI t5CyagI3n 9ta55a Eenl4DQfa flff
Dns Srt; mus gutes ptei6wIrS9es ferteeS EanneubrIt
fen rafenb fur Cen @ebrauh tn etre @Rderet @S mtrb
elmer Snpefttrn rr etnm 9ff;ier Gesr Aeenten bteeS
Separtements unterwp fen IN 8en8 on fds @tos unb be
9ndlitdt che oahelbe ansensmnert mtrb.1I SIS
Sister mulien anmstnb en UNI apI tbre An9ebOte sw
dnttprrten unb nt a0en tnretente Beret rrer 3rpa-
litdt lcnbern aud itrer 6atisritffas ansebp ruen s
tGnnen, tebrinsen, faas icites atceptirt mtrb.
3atluneen perben in Sduleen, @erttFateu cher dbern
Jpnbs eeHadt ie rabtem cas- Commencement iCI6e sur
Aus;nblnn9 an Sanb bat.
DdS 5rtpernement bebalt dp fas Ret ireenb ws-
de AEaetpte aus iraenb melden rln6er an rerneren.
&ngebpte mifeh an ben uhtersetaretrn tn @c 22S g.
Wood. G, 6. Greene.
54tft.Em.btJJ = 5Qiy A~ q t.ire 6. 9. o.
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DR.. Johnston,

ber stn,ise Ar,t, psIt,r onie: I.
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d4t Gal'i9l'.t rtr prclie.

Die riele Sauente mebe wIf4eub Ger ebteu tebeniebn
Sapre IN he Nual fir lpu zen unb bic ense MID
hlt munrdtjttt9t rfrdtren rttdr Dr. SCbitp aus.
ebre her en- ce sints9s Nppprtere uue riee annere
Vtrlpgen beiwernen fdS Nblttum AT WieSerbpen
Walel Entrr,tdtft mu>ta "i eioI # in @eug aaf etnsn
gtatdster alS Gbre mra III Wejpl aui Gtarafe NIB sc.
widentafstet inp Feifsnsen tine biureente 1em1br-
leauns. .Hl- 2. .gu-IGiG 9QIEIJg
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Nns6Esm}e

Dr., SOsulUn III Ter etn,iee, resemiBts eetlbett GrJt
MtttA unb Bebanhlung iiaS ale aateren sinib unbe-
tann @r TT berdnstbfbet rpn etnett 2eten we6es tr lit
be sr56tsn Sppttdlern GrppdS hem eren bteies 9a
6e$ aubradbtt, nGmltt @nsart, 6raatreib unb tn Hem
Brdep BON pttlabepbd no nb er bat etne au8sebepa'
tere praris alS aue nnttrea AerJte her gDelt. p -
Der retr iiG ber pHese hes Or, Ssbnfpn auttr etbt
eanm fen ptrraue as ttae Gbre ais Aeann anb ett @e
i9,SIstss! 1.N as stTlt', Y ! i ,,9 =
pe BON wSitimsrsar, asbs Sr SIrssit.ttaI. 80 '''t
: 0amttrantk keiten tuevben l&nsu 9ebetlt. 3.
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. NerfdlIfer TIM OrOse1l nno &leiIten

made tb bermt dai en Eager 2tmbureer d9tem unb
Sanitation, SGwet3ertSfe, 6dnhfde unb Grautertde Gnf-
ertIan pel6e M su benz bttsiten Wtarttpret perdufe.
Nu4 tabe i'd ipsben ausSe3ei6nete eerdu9erte Spedane
erbalten. 9errn &nefelb,
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Gs gilt clslt mlGi ee ue untsbeutete Alta6idl6er
melde It'd ais Mnj:ea u, ken pnp Or. y bnpnS MHtln.
etsursencep'ieR. Sdatder StteflMiber 2rnipenVuser
n T. NJ, erbarmiicae perItrd'e 9ahmaGer ele ibr
Seben anatt her eslta lHiierbl Ger Netiia Fem ME-
brsnen Ssrife lptmeten. lid jee esenGBt8 se6ilbee
NerSt tult TN Em llnerstreRn uo ni1tS rCes Abnen-
Ben dlb 1tftraaen bic eiunptstt gier mete ,nstud.
der eiie In tire dntt tcnmep gertugG6sen ua rltn-
gr SDbnrcp bait beBbdlb fir nptbwenets IN err
tann b eas leine esau6isanSen eer Dpleme befdnbts
tn ieiner Slfiee leaen. ~
The New York herald., 1864-09-03
AMUsEMErTS.

1
Nrs..o..s. N.... eaEpss ca ns,..
Saturday evening, Sep. 5, l564
FrkkW ELL BENEFIT
and is's ''D'''.a'i nahI.bA :. Mi UKsor
POsfflvELY TIE LAST IIAE IN vHrs cIrv
In her very celebrAted role Of
CAMILLE.
completing the
TAOUs4SDTH NIGHT or ITS REFRIGERATION
MONDAY. SEPT s.
eomnencemen of the fai and wiper ssAscn frsl ngt
EDWIN FORREST
who will appear L his great character OF
COkIOiAkuB.
In the Tragedy Of produced with all Ia ortg
nal splend0r. with
Nfw sCESTRY DRESSES AND APPOINrM
MT wheaev hegs leave announce that Ia conseeutncs
OF" great popularity the
VIII be repeated on
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
During the fall and season che soss Of prfces W
e Aumsion 70 cents; secured seats IN Parqust anS
SNauet circle, VI. Family Circis, 80 cents
sEATs SECURE Six DAYS IN ADVANCE
NEW B0wERY THEATRE
IN Sole Proprietor i. ..........Nr ) w LnSAsA
sATUkpAY EyEsING sept.,nbsr s. 1854
AAhhOTH ALTERATIONS FOUR GREAT PIHCD1
THE RFPRoBATH SON,
hAkDSOMt JACK TBR HIGHwAYhAF
THE BEAR HuNTEkS.
LOVE AND MURDER
The New York herald., 1864-09-03

DARRroN LAWN FOR sALE.-THIs MAGNfFICENT
Country Residence together with 40 or choice
land offered the public The house Is new large,
and Of beautiful architecture built In the most snbstan al
manner without regard to expense: II contains a the
modern improvements and Is IN every respect complete
dence any gentleman The grounds well shaded
and convenient good 5oatng and ashng Photographs
and further particulars be obtained by addressing
Charles, box sS, Albany.
The New York herald., 1864-09-03

TToR sALE-A FARM OF 30 ACRES, BEAuTIFULLY
II erred and wooded with new modern built ooag
thereon, situated Pelham westc ester county abou
Calf mite eSt Of the re hauvie stat on The New ia
ESQ on The premises to A. FIN N0LAY 81 Pine St,
The New York herald., 1864-09-03

BROADWAY THEATRE,
- Corner Broad way and Broome street.
EXTRA ADVERTi9EMkNT
The far. famed Comedian,
MIR. JOHN e. OWENS.
whose brilliant distinction as
among greatest comic artists has rscetyvd from ~
critical press OF this CITY and
FROM THRONGED AUDfENCEU
CORDIAL ENDORSEMENT
will produee
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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-06-25
WHOLE No. 343.
The PeonIe,a choicn.

From an address delivered by the Hon.
E. G. Larned, at the Republican Ratification
meeting at Chicago, We extract the follow
ing eloquent passage:
One or two things strike me with pecu-
liar force IN reference to this Baltimore Con-
yentfon, and both of them are full of inter-
est. One IS that the demonstration shows
that the people are higher than the politi-
clans that when the people have the will,
the politicians are but a cobweb' IN thsif
way. and thky brush them out of existence.
It has been said by the copperheads and by
the soreheads that the politicians nominated
Abraham Lincoln. Well, the politicians
did all they could to prevent his nomination.
We have had Pomeroy Is letter, and We have
had Fremont Convention, and we have
had Gen. Cochrane nominated, and we had
all sorts of things to prevent the nomination
OF LiRcoln but somehow those gentle
man could not so much as get hearing,
and all over the country, without any effort,
without any machinery, without an attempt
to do anything, the people themselves, in
every form in which they could express
their within Legislative assemblies, ia the
meetings of Conventions, Ia Supervisors
/ Boards, in every form aud shape in which
! the people of the country could get togetk-
er, they said, with a unanimity which is
unparalleled in the history of this nation
perhaps in the history of the world-they
said, Abraham Lincoln Abraham Lin
coin -
They said it down on the shores of Cali
foTnia, by the Pacific: away up in Maine,
bv the shores of the Atlantic; over in Or.
egon; down in Colorado and Denver, they
said, "a braham Lincoln % and why did
they say it? Why, with the instructive
common sense that belongs to the American
people, perhaps above any other nation in
the world, they said, in the first placs, that
it was madness to change leaders in the face
Of the enemy, while great and terrible
struggle was going on. They knew what
Lincoln was, and what his policy was, and
they knew that We were in the midst of q
life and death struggle for this great coun.
, try. They knew they could trust him
they had trusted him for four years, and be
had not cheated them nor deceived them
and men and women and children-an the
people said, mo change in the face of the
enemy" They said they felt that Lincoln
> was the exponent and representative mar
of this tremendous crisis that he express
ed in his name, in his life, in his career, al
the great ideas for which the American PEG
rebels In Richmond, and the rebels who abe
, and aid them in Chicago and elsewhere ii
i the loyal States, that the rebels everywhere
Q had but one voice and one wish, and tha
was, Anybody before Abraham Lincoln :
and the American people replied, HNobod,
e but Abraham Lincoln!"
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IHDIAN DEPREDATIoNs on THE DENVER
RoAD.-Mr J. F. Brown of this city receiv-
ed dispatch on Monday evening, from his
brother, informing him that his train of
mule teams was captured and carried of by
a band of Indians. at Cole creek, fourteen
miles this side Of Denver city. The Indians
drove of the mules, leaving the wagons
unframed. A large force of troops bad
been ordered out with the view of pursuing
the Indians and chastising them. Atchison
Free Press 80
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-06-25
THE UNION NOMINATIONS.

- Special dispatch to the New York Tribune.
WAsHINGToN, june 9th. 1854.
To-day the Committee appointedb the
National Union Convention TO inform Pres
ident Lincoln OF his nomination reached the
White House, when they were invited into
the East Room.
Gov. Denison, President of the Conven-
ton, and Chairman of said Committee, then
addressed the President as follows;
T. GOV. DENIsoN's REMARKS.
Mn. PRESIDENT: The National Union
Convention, which closed its sittiGgs at
Baltimore yesterday, appointed Commit
tee, consisting of one from each State, with
myself as Chairman. to inform you of your
unanimous nomination by that Convention
1 for election to the Office of President of the
/ United States. That Committee, have
/ the honor of now informing you, is present
On its behalf have also the honor of pre-
senting you with copy of the resolutions
or platform adopted by the Convention, q
expressive of its sense, and of the sense o.
the loyal people of the country, which j
represents, OF the principles and policy tina
should characterize the administration 0
the Government in the present condition o
tie couatry. I need not say to you, sir
that Convention, in thus unanimously nom
mating you fer reelection. but gave utter
ance 70 the almost universal voice Of tn
loyal people Of the coantrY. To doubt 0
your trium plant election. would be liil
short Of abap 'oning the hoPe Of Goal sur
, preston Of lie rebellion and the restoraio
of tbs Iavee.sEnentoyer the insurgent States
-7vsntion nor those represent
A.elRar Hfz ~rs.
cd by hat BODY. entertained any douot q
10 the final result. under your aJministrs
ion sustained by shat loyal people, aud
our noble Army aud gallant Navy. Meth