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Coroners' Inquests.

A LrrIs c,aI Run ovKa AsD KiLLxp.-Coroney wildey
Yesterday held inquest lis Columbia street the
body Of Sarah Jane Ioundry. little girl 1s and half
Years who TO her death from the effects OF in
ures received Consequence Of having been by
a horse and wagon belonging to Mr.. A. T. Stewart, and
driven By John hcCabe. lac evidence showed the oe
o verdict 10 that eject.
FAAL RESULT oy A TALL-TAomas Rogers, an irish
Iabor forty years OF age, while intoxicated late on
Friday night, fell into the area Of the premises 11
eovard stcert and striking his head fractured his
skdl lie was taken sp inseusbe, ana died few min
utes Afterwards Coroner Ccikn held an inquest the
body, and the Jury rendered verdict OF Accidental
DEATH"
IlrnE GIRt BURNED TO DHArH.--op Friday evening
Emma EcAoG, little girl and half years or age,
daughter Of Mr. Anttcuy EchoH, residing At 70 Third
street was at play the yard with hre crackers wben
ber clothes IRE, and before aid reach
her she was so terribly burned that deaih onsued.
,Sry SS.si isnde verdict Dict Of AsSaea.sl death NY w.
RAN uroS rux poes.-Py order Of tire Mayor Marshal
Morton has Issued very important notice 10 e owners
OF dogs this city the effect that AL dogs fodpd
ming large, without beng properly mazzled shall be.
dealt with according 10 law. Fifty cents Is paid for
every dog brought alive to the pound at the foot OF
claimed by the owner on the same day he s speedily
put out of The way. Now that the warm weather s
upon ue aad there considerable danger d dogs gong
mad Streets this measure e one of much moment,
and will meet the views Of all right minded citizens.
should be stopped a. once. In the same notice par
sScsiAr atsptiss called the fest that dogs win
be received frsn boyso Yet scores Of boys Of all ages
are continually sneakng areunA the srsets with ropes
hand rssdy 70 pcunse upon every unucky ear thai
comes N tbst vay, oven eeng - fnr - " ener ysrds
snd arsas captsrs 6ogs wAoh DO not vpder the
wording q Ne ordinance. Several oasee = this hind have
happened md thsre 10 ethsr vAy ~ pun1nh Ahese
rascah owners q dogs should be - ths lsokous ~
oAtoh Nd sdmniseR such haxelnssea = vm 49,
them from such leYrelAtieaa n etnrN peG fAneieu
vii, tAks varnns nd she1 wish 70 kssp thsh eansne
friends shsy wM ~ t&to sbsy NJ rsqslrsnsnn q W
Law.
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Erupttons, Freckies, srmpies, Tanp
Sunburn Flesh Worms ell skin Defcrmitiea cured "
GOURAuDs italian hedicssd Soap. - his depot. No ~
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yuvfroratsuQ and E1hilaY ting, bus
Of eating Excelsior Tonic o. Stomach BisterA
certain cure Dyspepsia Loss OF Appetite, and all co
fsints ncauIring q tonic. For sale generally.
~ UPHAM CO.. Propristors, so7 Fourth street
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A .na,,speasabfs Tsfist A~ssSfs,
40 IA tss sAss.s As s'Tvssnos, ysss ht9v q .
rlsrsnes - ~ so.m.,is hL pl.as.nt sSiaa ssSs
tue Ies rss sad puri6ss the ska. -
remedy. For 80 - arasTs' and so6 Broad wSy.
q LkVRInAuA
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~y.,s,s Patent saismandew safes, th~
s..r rroof sac Ia the world sercs 100 Maiden lana
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Is You want 20 Know, &c. Read
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE,
curious book for curious people, and good book n
every one Price 81 So To be had at all dsposs O.
tents tablss mailed free. Address
Dr. e 3 POoTR, i.l50 Broadway. n r
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Hour or sickness how

Trusses, Elastic stoc Kings, sxe.--MarsA
co Radical Cure Truss Once only M No 2Vesey sissss
Al
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In Apopisxy, ruinsss Aboat the Head.
No time muss bs lost By the use Of foolish remedies ssA
bleeding or mercury they both only put OF the svn

day 10 make II fatal Even in mAtory dssassa
bleeding ought 70 be resorsd for in nine cA
will take the Of nature TO effect tAo
snre, even when aided BY Brandreth's rJis- They
ake out the Impurities from the blood. but alas thsy
sannot put blood into the body this requrss tnA
they old boed but the old blood bo
there s al al times easier % eradicate mercury fs9
health Il to effect the restoration. Of the mas VIE
has repeatedly been bed Ana ne On ot
contend against Let therefore be wise and when ssk
disease OF tho blood Tie
blood out OF the body which bleeding does.
they esscn the quantity the same time they make Ae
quality They only take the cut parts from the
blood hsse which retained would be source Of dsesSs
The effects which derived from Brandreths Ptlo
have be felt TO be believed The seeds Of decay car y
by their and the Principle -
Ie-The Blood-streu ghened. Thus protracting vtoDs
Of body and mind . period when we have been sccue
toned falterng and the enfeeoed intelece
PRINCIPAL OFFICE F0R BRANDRETH'S PILLe
s 2yl Canal street. Brandreth House, whore they -
had In English French, Spanish German Portrsne:s -
Italian languages In any quantity from one DOE 70 -
thousand gross. Sold also at No. Union square, Nsv
York. and byia dealers Price 70 cents with full dirscssA
OBSERVE, B. BRANDRErH MUST BE ON THE
GOVERNMENT STAMP TO INSURE THE
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JOSEPH BATES, Broker, II wsH street, room No l.
A Certain Cure for Hernia Rupture.
nwHITEs, PATENT LEVER TRUSS
"wHTKs" PATENT LEVER TRgss
swHITE,s- PArHST LEVER TRUSS
"wiIiTE,s, PATENT LEVER TRUSS .
N the only truss that will this dangerous oorrnnt II
r. light the back or cord
Curss warranted. Pamphlets sent fsr stamp
GREGORY 4 CO.. s0S Broadway
Al the Season Advances,
additions ccnn ua'y made v the extensive tsck OF
summer nA oENIN's, SIS BROADWAY
The assortment grniemeus and boys Straw and soft
Hats i' unSs3psissar SM ssrYLrs' v Ks THEY ApPyAs
in Paris London, are Immediately daplhaed in .hs
and Of misses childrens and IN
fauts, Fsncy Hats shspe material and
stye OF trimming that has been sanctioned by the fashion
sbs ar sitbsr here or in during the present
sesson CENIN, SIS Broadway.
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sRvE, B. BRAsDRErH MUST BE ON THE

GOVERNMENT STAMP TO INSURE THE
GENUINE BRAHDRETH PILLs.
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An Indisps.ssb1s rsfIst A~e~ss.
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..s iss ?; sl.: s'.s.s s: :s. ;.s.
r:%sS, 's sns sfss'i.. ~ s:s.s..: :. .f-
''' without q II Issss:a.a. ias;.si:
s ' sas y ii aCss: Tso1 s.,s.; T.; :s,s l''
Bak. and BOIL. Cook and Boil, ~ o.s
sss sIo i1. fd an y. s:a %
Bsans.-vanMIs Beans, New cr.p.
prime sualiy. for sAls By TAFT = TYLER f~psrss<&&
S0u.' 's'e'~
citizen and seJournsrs, Gail and B,-
smss .se es srrsnssmsn.s "a :. aELMBoLps Fsy D
Closhing.-Duek Vests, Dustsrs, Casss-
oLARKk iIa and liz william ss-sss.
Cristsdoro's Hair Dye, .Prsssrv.tsvp
sSs TSs % DsDs ), -hSi.; :sa .s .Gs
Germs, B....... Inverted Nails. n..
:. !: ,s q: D.:. BY Dr.
cabinst.-Ths Best Brand ex ss9ars Isa-
ps.:a e. ' 49, = - .s s::dwa' nA1Shhs Fruit s
Deafness, Impaired sight,
NOISES IN THs READ.
CATARRHAL .A.oS4. AEsSSE1oas IN rHs
CHRONIC oArARRH.
'A'Ha & Sss #Sss ssss''
CURED.
GROSS EYE srRAJaHTENED IN ONE MINUTE.
And every disease q The Eye and ks, rsquripg shss
Hs s%:s:l IA P
i"en'n sTeoI
Dea fness, Catarrh, and all DSsensss 81
81 rs s'f GhSs rS A. treated y
DR.. Marshalrs Catarrh and Headache
SNUFF aasrant and srss.bs remedy for .i dissssss q
In: y; s,.s::
Dr. Hunters once IL at No. DIvisl0n
street Ne. York city he has no other oSs Es:.ssAss
spot: on n the skin ulcer: e an II nnS: The "
= % o
suation gratis Hours from A. NJ until oocock r. =.
Diamond Rings
&C.: s::. S:.:
Eruptions, Freekies s,smpIss, Tea.
eoTR%ubs ~ lslaa ssSo.s.a SOAP : ii: depot. IA =
Broadway.
Flags-Flags,
ANNIN CO.. % Fulton stree. corner Of wiIlisa.
Grover Il Bakers Celebrated Sewing
Machines for sale o. ass Broadway Twenty ssce1a
ssss 4 VA
operators sent families BY the day week.
Gouraud-s Poudre subtitle Uproots Hafy
from low f:rshs,ds Or any part Of the body III wAsas
The New York herald., 1864-06-26

Mr.. MALLORY again interrupted Mr.. Boutwell,, and was
again loudly called " order Mr. Mallory sad he woua
defend his state even N Heaven itself.
Mr.. BOUTWELL, remarked that some OF the sone OF
Kentucky we're true liberty supported the Union and
the constitution, and we're against the isst,nton q
slavery.
the floor, but yielded II 70 Mr.. Mallory.
Mr.. MALLORY sad IL III became the member from
Massachusetts Mr Boutwe+ to denounce iSe institution
OF slavery the full blaze OF the fact that, as demo
crat, he the most violent prcslavery man to be
found, ard advocated the rendering up e fugitive
sssves TO those when he now regarded as Infamous
scoundreis in The slave states. taughter.) hut the
member (Mr. Boutve had sold himself 10 The
OF slavery and he supposed for price Now however.
tue member Mr. Boawe got up and denounced slavery
one sf the direst perpetraed, and those
who slaves sinners and miscrsants lie (Mr. Nal
loryl hsd always heard renegade worse
Turks and ,his renegade worse than ten
the old abolitionIsts.
Mr. rERNAypo woop then rose 10 speak. He said that
u amounted very little what the House should do On
the subject Of The whole principle Is ant
republican and anti Amsrcap, and when force resored
TO- te fundamental praciple OF republican government,
via the assent Of the people s violated The law which
this bill proposes 10 amend 10 failure he rorested
that anti some government OF administration
shall adopt the policy OF reconstruct0n and
concession sAd rssurn the principles which the
government fosded we will 70 on Nom one expedent
70 another down hill course, to d1rupon, destrue
tou and disintegraton Until the olive branch is extend
Cd we cospos have peace and peass must be reached
.nroSrh the c,v and net ses military % p., s
dear TO restore the Union and The conetitn.
slon, and u Vas because he was In iaver
VI the bhlOn tnnt ne Wts VppueSu " - -
dsunion, and destruction. Already there
has been expended more blood and treasure than could
be aecnmusated together again for twenty-five years
aPd the fact that laws this character are reecrted 70,
show that ths people against the war. In hrs opnbn
all the states in the Union be once more gatherea
oGether wshsut the ng of another gun, or the sned
ding OF another drop OF blood Mr. Wood then proceeded
70 prove hs assertion by referring TO the unanimous IA
dress o. The members Of the Confederate Oonsress
which they said they we're willing for peace on serni
consistent With tho honor, integrity neutrality-suspicious.
the ntatee aud compatible with ths safety OF their do
nesc Insttutons He also referred 10 other Southern
anhoritics In conclusion, Mr. wood said that part
could succeed In ths Presidential election that doe
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0sfabl(td3e Granfbeit.

gBenn Der irreseletete untGuee Sansns ausntet ba5
&eim bter mersbatten Srantbsit IN i ausenrm-
men BAT seIbiebt "a b4ug taB Elm uetttses Samse-
fabl peer bic Tur6t ppr @ntbedun3 tbn abfredt id
ene su cnben, aui pee III SplJe tbrr 6r5tsbuna unb
ep ftabilit6t aaen fein @ertraen iesen t0nn unS
artet 10 lanse sse Gpmstpns ce8 dredIiten ebsls
pie 9. etn nit @ei6w entSuntete Sals, sae bDe
Naie G@mer I'm aopfe unS IN ben GIcern, Abnalme res
geftt8 Goubbet Ausp DIE Der Saut, Rnpen ben 8r-
ner nb Arnen Ttaen i'm eeitte unb ben Grtr.mitd-
ten m 3esen, no tann tieie sbsl nit elmer retlt&en
SGneuefe oor 6 idretten, Bis sulest Der 0onen unb
bic NGeufncen einfa4 ba8 Sper brr firdta Erat
tr eiu 9eaenitanb res geteS :rb uub ter Sob etnen
laredfen 9cieen tabur Elm Gnbe mat ba5 CT ttn na9
sc lit ene rautge Sfdiatc, tag Gauenee biefer rstt-
barren &ranfteu gum Opr iaer tn Splse ber lluse i'd
ltdte unpiienset prabler iree hur Mnreueuns ieaes
toeen 0iites seS DeturS bic Gonutien eerniden NRh
nsn @Of hes Yetens IN Elm elehes Gaen nsrralloeln
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Wstaes bes frnis6en GOueSumS ber gDuntarje in Rom
bpn eraburter zines Ser cren neejinbsn @oaesen Der
ger Staaten ben sr6Ftn bell eineS 2ebens in ben
Sspitaern 2pHern garis ptlabelpbia uro eneeren
Gtdttsn ,uoebrat bat einee Ger nunbertaten eIGneen
opueneet rpn ne Ell bic @ebidte Ger ebi;n mctb. I'm
sd9 2etseRbe bic S9cniauen 9ferebat uno arbersn
Rranftetten Iitten irIte T. 9. AUDI bic Bel plbsben &C.
rdan su iebr erreden bic su D err6tben bel sersnseR
RIetniefeiten IT, f. ~. mureen au9enblfltd sebetlt.
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8eiollDsrB III bedh!en f!

Or Setnfpn betet alien 2enen itine SGlie an treIde M
burd ple eebene unb naurlihe, @et unb R5rYer ser
fpreee r hte Ar6e bic @eienIhae unb bic Gee unfdba
madenbe 9afer 9eidWdbt tabsa
3ier s nse GER trdurtsen unb betlasensWertben SOL
gen fet ruben @eforhnbsen fe8 safsrs; Sfw DE i'm Rt-
ft8 @er,M Der m felfrdft erflDpfen ne b6ie llnruhe
@asenifmd6e nnRrbnnns Ger @ereouunss a1se.
retae @nttratar9 Spmspme Der Sdptneiu5t.
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Oraoutibe Ge6wdde

trb unber;Is seSettt uns be ose Sraft ieber terse
felt Deies urdtar 9etten elss bas 9fben eenb unb
bic Gte unb yadtpmmtnait unmssIib mebt, tf,cft has
9rrs 9erer he itrsn qeoeni8aten unbsOanen frObnen
Suree 2eue nb s letdt s funsen eenest neil
tie teren Ssleen nid stnaa fennen .obslei lie aud tur
Strtturen geberflassn I'm Sarn Steia unS ansere lr>
laden eneten lam, 10 TT e bod etfenteels ene Srlss
fes Nttstranes Der eeelen Oreane aSer dber ~ta Is
Idusnen taB e &ra ser @r;eusa eEer ben DeneH serl
wrA bic @ bstmlifen saRer1 ersebea ais bon DeHea
Ste ta peite fnb.
So Offtcc: No. 7 SiiS,6rebertdfr.,
Feben GbIren BON 8aItiupreItr., 5lflt9e Sette,
Die Stufen binarf,
g9an merle id5 Ramen uns Sausnummer, bnit unpten-
fs unS triserie Nama6er, Surbtrbene unb 9epienlre
Quafalter, S9ubnder, Gtieellpi6er, SraBenreirieer
nne 9anpenpusr IL. N. eh rc9elm6bee @er3te
unb lduern ansesesen Dr. rtnfDns Su In Der Nabe
I9. ale Bytefe mulien einen gpf-Stamp entbaltcn.
Gins 0rtp,,g N 2 Goqen ,a6s(ibert.
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(SitO Collectors &Sf1ice.
@pmmifIdre fir oefnuno .. @traeeu.

SU''''1ttTTFELNI I1t% ~ II ltRlFU % StANF5N14+
Balttmpre 29. gR6rs 1864.
Die GrmntiHdre fir Oeffnirs Spn Strdssn ssten termt
3adri6t tas iie Nputa9 ben 3. Wlai ). S.. 10 ltGr
Srrmttas u ibrer Office in gfts pau 6 Seramneln psr
ben nm BITE itnen Seranstr NmtspFit @utbOrttdt
aueSulben BetrefS Shlesune etpes Sbeles Srn Mlte-
marer ;pi6en Canton &cenue ub glice Nnn 6trass in
Sefcsung elmer Daepr une Staorab eraGenen Srt.
nanj, bdtirt l6. Nars 1864 ,a
Spfepb Stmms, ~5I
George %. @prhpn, @pmmEdr.
Im Srrie8
(S1Wr31mlp4W) t- e.-.-. GIerf
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kehenten o Elm sennber @e unb Gin 9eunStr &0rber Sic
netbpenciSfen @rfcreern1e sur etelihtn @lGdleStet
ne Sa plne fee mo ee 9etc tes 2ebonS sur traurtaen
gtlserlatt 0e @n"itdlten he's gsb nSoerfnfern d le
LID nns bic eee p;rc er0rien Gersmciun0 une me-
lan6pIticn Serdh tun8en ZAP un5 eie Sreutcn mel0e
Mebere eeuie6Fn permeGert iHs.
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e et ttr 9}rtEe.

Die rele &auente ptlte mGtenb ser lebten cben;ebn
Sabre IN oieer Nndt trir pu une bic Menae pid-
TIGER wunbhrateh SFtrd ipnen mte Or. Sptnfc1 nuf.
ubre He henen Die tus Rappprtcurs unb ptee anbere
Wlaen .nterrtet rurb9 une eneld IN Geso ouf etnen
ehoraer os GbreumanG in 8cpg oHf Gbaratter unb Sc.
letfuns.
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DR.. J0hnston,
Der etnsigs Nr3t, peIdsr an3eigt.
more 2DasSDfpttaL
BUR l1nterbyi,duns Der QuadiaI6sret etablirt.

Der stn3t8e plab In ber g8elt, tpO it4ere
Mnelle unb 11itnnltGe Rmren IN
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9eift8.

Die rsdbden s8irfuneen he8 9aters nb Itbr sa fars
ten. 8eru bes @ebd@tnits, &erwirrunS ser SSee, Sc
trldbeit Der @eifesae, b6e Mtnunsen Nsnetsuns 20,
ser 9eleaifaft, udt rad @namfte, MtstrGntu 9eser
lIt elst Suthtlomfett il. rs. no etnse Der dtntmer
Tplse.
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InNee 8 utt,

BITE @ bur@ betmde 2aftr ee9w1@t baben te Te 70 oft
BON bren Genten peer IN Der Sue Ieruen Sol
gen ite oana64 ipGreu elbt I'm SGaie burd pplutie
nen bic, menn unsebettt, bic Gte unmosli MAIDEN unb
Sorper uae @et aerfbren onter ipprt ie n5tta,n t
te ban Spl6e @errnen tnicu teprr lie ttneten IN tie
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bic Danten tpsbten nit tbren Tus

&rie9sr bic Damer pebten nit ibren EIs
6ern - ca8 Gclt Idpenfte bic W2issn =
tauienb Stitnnlen riefen i6r: a dios! a
dios
Der Mibibipnlan er8riff baS Steuer.-
GtnSeiebt Wtanner = ems - 3pet 1tpBt
alb a. 3
Oas Boot bewe9te fdb bon Der Bride -
Die ied8 Jtuoer tou9ten in's Meer t
Sn 6etbe ftanoen bic &rieger Der Qes
9icn-cie SABINE NIT ben Ntamen Der Stat.
ten i9rer Ste9e ifrfte fid ialutjrenO BIG gum
8posn. ''.'-.,s s'.s'l a..@ |s1. -.
Evivva GaribaIdi!
Der neue N9 d Der 9tepclution, ben ibr
SbpheuS bplte bon Der onbern SemilpbGre,
3hrDne gu itiirsen unb S3et6e 3u anoern,
itano auf Ger gonf be8 Boots : Ieine 6 nte
nm no8 8beuarite 8eIdlun9en, pas er init
bradte aus Der Tremoe CUR beimil6en @r.
be = Die Nedte i4wans ben befteperten
5at:
9ebt ipObl, graOer! A rivederc i
n Italia lib berata!
Il8 ba8 Boot an Der 3weiten Bride pprii
berlarB, i4auberte plGtli6 bic tpeinenOe
Trau 5ulammen uIo tbre 6ano ipie8 3itternb
na9 Der brdnsenoen Men0e:
Oort! - bort
Die 6auit bes gBalO9dnser8 baIlte ftb UNI
ben 0auf einer 8a4ie-iein lpnf 10 rubi iSts
Nu0e lprnhts Teusr. s.l11s.
lprt unter Der Wtenge ba8 2prgnpn om
Nu9t, ireunoli4 nifeuo uub rpinteno, ftanp
moblbebalten Captain Yeaco D. Der Wene
iGenld9er. -
Oas mar bos leeteOmen pom tlutSebung
ten Sccen Der 9fepublit am ga 9lata!
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eeDeimem 1ranf0citen

esma6t weteu sGs Sa tts 3eusunssuntdtiseit. G&r6e
in benz afen unb ben glSern GntS1n6n0en Ser 9tsrtn
eenI&wate, g1aisfeit, giiebersebasenbei gerfanses
dwdde 3er5tlppfen St4i&terntett, 3tern 4usenag5ds
S9wintel, Gpp6mers Gnt;lnbuns hes Salies ter gtat
Der 9unge teS Nasens, hr Guoep4iee wne aler jsner
1etet, bic opn arun setten GemObnteten Der SnserS
pelde ttren 0pfsrn settrler nb ais Der Strenea e.
fang BEN Gefdtrten bes lpeS fcrrbren nne wenn At9t
eitts setelt perbfn tire aldn;estn SOurr8en rernt-
ten, Gdde Ger GpnfttWtson pereprtrineen bic Csc un-
mSaItb MAIDEN unb autb ben Sbrper unb Stnn serfSrer
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gleN.

IS 0tb elcIe anpi entt unS ussbeutenSe SuddIalber
pele N@ ais AerSteaNlesbn unb Or. ctnitpn's Gnfn.
et9unsn eopl1en @utltder Stieiemicier 9pnpenpuser
Seben dnatt eer eblen &en6aft Ger aletsin te nie-
S9,isn Sfrn fopmeen id st eselinabts sebiGsete
Ft tIutrSn sem itusr'ebrenen unb nbt5 2rGeS Gbnen
DER aEste IN TIRE 9dnte fcen ssrtns dben no ruini-
Ten St Sphnttpn bait bsb6alb fir npttuenete Sn
mabnen teirneers 1tr 5pl6e eb init ttne Tufe unbe-
In einer Sfee lenen.
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8egheEratkete Werlonen.

pier epdr melde m gu Serbeiratben teabF8tisen unS @
pbeiIGer S6mde zines anteren Stubernthts betra6
nO, DIten uneersa8lt9 Or. Sebnfrn gu Sfafe iteten
Nue 6nternile seeem bic Ghe pbpide poer eetse Ger
rltsng 9eisbarfst Ser gte ben 3ern unS Sdwdde
fSpfuns Der hrs6ltbiten Nrt pereen idneu furirt.
Derientse meler Hs ber Behanblune unS Eurpree rrn
Dr. pEnitpn unterjteb tann tb ais etnsm GbrenHdne,
pbne urt M ancertrauen uns xper4lt4 auf feline 6rit-
Itd1e Gebfltchfett perlaen.
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BeR0nntIlla6ungen.
3nr N1aebritbt an StcucrSablcr.

OHr JLnDrtcDf dn Sfcucr5dDIer4
Gits-golectprs Office,
Baltimore ben 25. W1rS 1864.(
Die Numertdntet auer @i9entbums sbefber an @umber-
lamb un6 @ilmprr pele fur Oeffntns BON &umberlanO-
fraFe aeBt nb Wtrb Sarau eelenft eas bic beref
fsnbsn Earen nit eem a. Guant S btanblt
me Sen, IS meine uaerl6ste pFt6t it, belben sum ger~
taufe Su anUneirex, fsre M .:
2lmsmftms so. Nricc,
(760er; ;1mlp4n) Gttp.g gpnectpr.
GttD Collectors Sffice.
Baltimore, Is Npril 1864.
Die @ufmertinstfeit @isentbums BeFsrn an becen
Setten Srn Sraieas Baltimore 8apetefr Orange NGep
peadnt. BATH, Centre unb Wcnumentar.. Elm Square
Sh@ an6 wsfltG Sr1busfr. afeBt fur Sefnuns BON
Spntta9itr rrs barauf selentt bab men tts ae rents
ntd AT peer tem II Sept. g. besablt merben eS
attne nn rlese pfdttf tbr gtsenttum gum @ertau su
annpneren. tr5r tHsrf -.al ~.
gluamffus NJ 9Srice,
(15drr4r1mlwI @+-tH Gitp Collector.
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gin ifrfmee.

Gt Spenfen TT Der einlee teselmdBs eebiIbete arjt
Tser bic psluns eUn 6ewien 8ranfbtien aaseet Geine
yttel unS gebaRsluns nb auen aneercn sGn;Iid iube
tannt sr n hraaeebtlhst oDn eem 2ebe Oel&es e In
ees anbrn4te. ndmtd: gnslanb 8rantrei9 unb tn rem
Srdles opS Ebtabelpbtd H. 70. b BAT cine 5ebetn-
ters Vrarts, dls ale aaeereA Nerite Der 9Belt.
Der, welGer @ eer pfeee hes Dr. spbnfpn 6ubeian etb
tann M eertranea aU eine @Bre aIs Wan unb etne @t.
i&dltdfettdIs NrSt.
N3- Office: No. 9 Ib. Sretertd Rr6Be, Itnfet
5anb pDn SatstmOrsRrs neben Der ,grbsittrbaIe."
GantGrdnt6ttfe6 sptEbsn f&nsG 8stelt.
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/, Or. 81. Re6ler,
Mr;t, Wunbarit unb @eburtsbel

2lr5f, gBnn0ar5t ln0 I9ebnrGspeITet.
Or. 3esler ~eler n0te 10 Sabre In WobiIe unb 6drt
oltipre nieberaeioe unb ttetet feine 6slt6en Dene
einen beutien tblreern an. Die Serren GtdS SptlteY
&C., Dr. Sal. DeutiG unb MdDr SInmentere nerhen ntt
eranaer W6beres ter nen Gtnrafter nb ietne T6tias
feiten ntittetfen. D6nnns unb Offices % SrbcbRr.,
eeaenIber W1drr Blnmenber8'S Office. ID ttfe
Spre6auuben BON BITS 8 gprttttaes, bts 4 Na%s
,niffrae nab bis MbtnDs Eefpnbexe GrmfuIfofio,t
fir dtdssntrGnfe @tttwr& unb ernMnbfnh SSS aE& 3
libr. .-S (6PtIs)
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llerrenf! 0Del, .

SzPS@f@~SS seSe|' ~ SsS
easa #rortErags 8sp. SOS unb S5sH.
sgleueu 9eebrteu 8reuroeit unb eem BubIifum ulaGe
Is 5iernt bte an5eige bas i bns i9pu felt 5a6reu an
eIem 4aSe etabrte @eiGSft iberncmmen babe uub Sc,
EGubi8 siu reiG6atisea Eager dSuen iOIS searbe
seten 9erreutJeSern ueleer Gecrn 5uben 6aisfen re
fen pocrGbie balteu nb au ioIe auf 8eeGuus aufers
tiger perbe @tefe fir Btterr5de Hub Soiensenae in
aLeu Scsten apS sR aIIsr Brssu = Berner cine aus.
uafl 6essni4irme t6de ,c., ippie ale in bieIes Sa
eui6tegeuSs artiteI. E I rgre
~ als 8eaeaunseu spsrben prompt, tiIis unb
fitrsefer 5ria ansefsrtist toerbsn.
es q mosSs~
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Sunge W1Gnner,

bepn6trs elGc hte Gsftr nes etbemen 2aers stprSen
fnb, ha8 GIrIi 10 sttlc &auienee tn M u tribes @rat
reiSt wclde tut6 t9re erbatenen 3alen nb entrfeen
@erfanbSfrafte nit benz Drursr Ser 8eresdmt ben Sc
begrt uuo fe Setter beauberree S6ne entlpdt habeR
mIrfen m6gen iicb nit ppgem 0frtrauen nabet.
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Sir 8afer, Samilien nno 2lnoere.
600 SSrrIs 9nper nno GTtrasWfeb1
- e. ub IS 50 ,u sertaufen bs.btsen 0uaatttdten be
D" ." "AV 80 . g. 9. M BerrN & @r
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