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ps.-T.-IsO-x-DrsEs'. Plantation

BITTER5.
Thoy purify, strengthen and InvtEoTAte
They create healthy appetite.
They arc A. AAtidoto 10 change OF water Aud tIsi
They overcome ofreetS OF dissipation NTI latt
hours,
They strengthen the system Gud SnllTea q,
mind
They prevent miAbmahe and In termitt0nr fc7orh.
They purify the breath and AsiditY OF the GtuH,'
ash.
They sure Dyspepsia and COnstl ,sdon.
They cure DiaTrheA, Cholera and Cholera NorSLs
They cure Liver Complaint and ReryvuS HoN'-
kshs.
They arc the beat Bitters in the world They mako
tho weak man strong, and arc exhausted IAtureS
great rentOrOr They are sompoEsd Of the cole.
brAted CAllSAyA Bark, CAAsArillL Bark, DandelioR,
ChAmomile Flowers, Lavender FloWeIa, Winter
green, Anlhe, Clovor-budA, Orange Paol, SnaEI.
roOt, CHrAwHJ, OorAAder, GurdoSk, s.-T.--t0an-
X. az.
The following Is a sample OF the testimony lalNy
r0oeiVodi
sOLDIERI Hem sUrHHmIEHDEHr'so oryIGE,i
CmcIESATI o. Jan TO- 'G.a'
IhAVe given your Plantation BittsrS 10 huniFs
Of our noble Soldiers who stop here, nhSt % iU8s
disabled rom various oAuBes, and the eseGt Il uus'
marvellous and gratifying.
Such preparation a. bhiB Is hearN y t.ap IA.
every family, in every hoGPit,I, sm Al .,ul a
Jy9t-ly Superintendent
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-08

PATERSON, N. j., June THE Jersey Derby
mile and half dash for $4,000 was won by
"Norfolk" In a canter. "Tpperary" was sec
Ond, eagle" third, and "Kentucky" fourth.
Seven other horses ran Tlmc-2m. 4oi.
Tho mile heat race, best two In three. Capt.
Moore" beat "Mammona" and "Ben Bruce"
Tlme-1m. b0ij I'm. 63l.
The two mile heat race, best two In three.
"Fleeting' beat "AldebATAn." Tlme-5m. 4oi,
and 8m, 46I,
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POST SCRIPT.
ANDY JOHNSON, OF TENNESSEE,
NOMINATED FOR VICE PREsI-
DENT.
Especial to the National Republican,

Especial tn the National Republican,
BALTIMORE, June 8, 1854.
Governor Andrew johnson, Of Tennessee,
having the largest number of votes on the
first ballot, was declared the unanimous choice
Of the Convention for Vice President
A great ratification meeting is to be held in
Baltimore tonight.
Many Of the delegates to the convention will
leave to night for Washington, to pay their
respects to President Lincoln.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-08

Bo5ToN, june THE ship shannon, ar.
lived at Bombay April 2lst, from Liverpool,
reports "Un January 9th observed ship on
aTc at sea- IN la! udc J7.H south, longitude
90 IA east. Went within twenty wards of her,
Could BEE no traces Of her crew or boats. She
appeared to be au American ship"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-08

SERVED HIM RIGHT.-John Douglas, a sa ]
maker, was arrested last night by otticer McCol.
gan, OF the Nh war, upon the charge OF dIorderly
conduct. = party OF bOyI were engaged in \ hEht
Ou the corner Ct Third street and PennsylVAniA
avenue, which attractCd = large number OF spec
tAtOrH, who blocked up the pavement and pre-
vented the psssAge Of citizens. The policeman, !,
whose duty Il 10 to dispeTse crowds and especially
dIsnTdGriy saUgB, vent to Douglas and requested
him to lc,yr, Nh e. lie refused TO do, behaving at
the SAmr time IN very ius 'lent mEnper. He ewaI
fined ass by Julilce GibGrsOn.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

A WOMAN AssAULTED.-John Bean, SOL
diCr, belonging to the I'd Maryland cavalry, was
arrested this mOFniug about 10 O'CLOCK, by~pmcer
Ashton, Of the seventh ward, upon the charge Of
committing an assault and battery upon coloTed
woman Smed Mary GreAson. She lives on X
street, between FourRnd-S-half and sixth, Island,
and was going 10 a pump for some water when she
WAS AceoSted by the soldier, whom she cursed
when he struck her on the head with brIck-bAt.
He WAS taGen b.fore Justloc Biswcll, who COM
mlttcd him to Jail for court.
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Aatioual Republican.
W WASHINGTON. ID. &
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5, 1864

bDNtSDA1 1H'iIiii;iiiiiii;'i!;i'JUN ., loO7.
~ Sib'eri6eTs failing 10 rsosiVs he R'PH'li'an
regularly 'oil pIsass notifv thb office.
o. Ths oBlcs ofth National Rsp'0Iicdn Z at
5ll Ninh street, between PsnrsylSaHia dV01'1' aud
D stree.
~ Thfi paper "a ao'' riIrniiANd BY carriers to
SubscrIbcr, N Is eitv a'd Georgetown al hirtv
SSlfs per month.
EB- W,eal tie attention o. business n1sa to the
classification Of our Advertisements. We 1te'd
'sks9, bussns1 0ys TO b.is matter for un be'sat
u nv patrons.
~ 7hs rai!rodd Advertisements on otS JirSi
page Grs tnSertod BY authority oJtho railroad COM
l0niss SeVerduv named, are Officially corrected
phsn changes are made, hsnes ed', b relied upon
% eoyTect.
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PHILADELPHIA, JuLe S--lhe treasurer Of
Pacific Christian Commission telegraphs that
CalliOrnia's irst contribution 10 the soldiers,
through the Christian Commission, has been
sent forward in a draft for ten thousand dol
lars in gold
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Special to tho National Republican,

Special to the National Republican,
BALTIMORE, June 8.
Mr.. Lincoln was nominated at half-past Q
o'clock, all the States and Territories going
for him except Missouri.
Her delegation voted first for Grant, and then
moved that the nomination be made unani-
nous. S.P. H.
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EITHEMp LGAR.-Mary DALEY was ar
rested this morning about O'Clock, by PstrolmAn
Carroher, Oi the Tenth Precinct, upon the charge
Mrs. Hanuah Reagan, who lives on the lSlAnd.
she was t.ken 1C fore Justice Boswell, who nned
her So for employ inG Cpithets too vulgar to be
nubli shtl.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-08

Twenty thousand dollars worth of tcn-forty
bonds were stolen in New York on Saturday.
Two thousand dollars reward Is offered for
their recovery
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Lawrence NJ. IIsitt KiIIed at Coal IIarbor.
Richmond papers announce the death OF the
famous Lawrence N. Koltt at Coal Harbor, In
the fight with Wilson's cavalry.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-08

1t was very generally expected that Presi-
dent Lincoln would be re.nominated "by ac-
camatlon." 1t appears from our kilograms
from Baltimore that Ac has done It.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-08

A diGpatch sent out by the steamship Da-
mascus, and duplicated per the China, notes
the reduction of the rate OF discount by tue
Bank Of England from eight to seven per cent,
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The Worcester Spy says there is reason to
suppose that Rev. Mr.. souther, Chaplain of the
hassSchusettS 57th, was killed the 9th Of May,
in the first battle OF the Wilderness.
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THE CONVENTION.
special Dispatch to National Republican,
BALTIMORE, June SIT is said the admitted
delegation from Missouri will vote for Lincoln.
Butler is strongly talked Of for Vice Presi-
dent.
Leonard Sweet will respond to the nomina
tlon Of Mr.. Lincoln, In behalf Of the Illinois
delegation.
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Especial Correspondence of the Phila. Inquirer
Operations OF GusrrillGE on the JameI
River.

FORTRESS MONROE, June 8, 1s64.-The rebel
RuerTillas have again been at work on the south
side of the james river.
In my last dispatch mentioned the fact that
th ese Ruerrllas had run batteries down to the
riy - shore at Hog Island, about twenty miles
from Fortress Monroe, and fired several shots
htO transport that was going up. This hap.
pen ed on Friday afternoon.
The experiment was repeated last evening,
for as the steamer Herr was passing that pOin,
concealed battery placed on tie edge Of the
woods opened fire and sent two shells into the
vessel. Fortunately no material damage was
done and no one was hurt.
Gen. Butler will undoubtedly put a stop 10
this sort Of fun as soon as the facts are pre-
senIed TO him. A detachment Of cavalry sent
from Norfolk at the proper time would most
likely be able TO bag the rebels engaged In this
species of amusement.
These batteries are run by them down to the
waters edge, on the approach of a steamer, a
few shot nred, sHd back they run out OF sight.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-08

HARD UP FoU MoEEY.-This afternoon, a
soldier named CHARLES Watkins, Of the LIST MARY
land cavalry, was Grrested ny RoundHmAn Kelly
Of the Seventh pr1Slnst, upon the charge OF selling
halter belongiu WAS turned
over to the militia
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NAVY YARD.-The steamer Leslie left the
Yard yesterday, having on board q lot OF seAmsn
for the Potomac hotillA.
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G- Peoples sToIeRraph.-NswF First CiAs
LINES, direct to NEW YORK, BOSTON, nnd ali
important points. Washington ohiecsi REPCB
LICAN BUILDING, siI Ninth street, twest side,
and corner Psnnsylvanla avenue and sixth street,
under National Hotel. -
CHARLES D. MOVES
Eohia Mnnaanr Wnnhlnntnn ninfrlnA
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u-Festivsl and Fair at Island Hall =
The Ladies' OF the seventh street Preabyteriap
Church will hold their Festival at the above Hall,
commencing MONDAY, MAY 90. The best Band
Of Music In this city has been engaged for the 90
casion. Tho Piano is kindly furnished by Mr..
John Y. Ellis. Admission 10 oouts. Season tick
cts, one person, % cents. Family tickets, aeason,
Sl.Oo. my21.2w'
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~ Diseases or tho Nervous, seminal,
Urinary and Sexual systems-new aud reliable
treatment-in Reports OF the HOWARD AssOCIA-
TION-Sent by mail In sealed letter envelopes,
free Of charge. Address, DIR. J. sKtLLIN HOuGH.
TON, Howard Association, No. South ninth
street, Philadelphis, Pa. n2S-iy
10 The Illinois Union Club meo's every
WEDNESDAY EVENING, at the Club Rooms, 4ss
Ninth street, near nnsylvania avenue. II is eS-
pected that all nltnoisana resident in Washington
will attend. Important business must be trans
acted, and distinguished gontlemeu will address
the meetings Illinoisans temporarily yisi'irg the
city are invited 10 be present.
M. D. BROWN, President
]. A hcKEAE, Secretary. mysI.st'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


~ Steamer Empire has arrived. Com
signees will please attend to the reception oftheir
goods At once. - =, ...,
Jee-at MORGAN q RHlNEHhRT,
r5E Festiy al o. ths Capitol HLl Presby-
terian Church at ODD FELLOWS HALL, seventh
street. Opening June lst, closing June lob with
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT. Admitlion,
10 eentsj season tickets 80 eents tickets for Con-
cert, 90 cents. je2-et'
Ef- H. ,. wilkins, Esq, has been sp-
pointed Agent Of the Great Pennsylvania Route,
vice y, o. Morton, to take effect the 29th inst.
Mr. wilkins has been conn eeted with the once, 81
the corner Of Sixth street and PennaylVAniA ave
nue., during the past two yoArs, and 10 thoroughly
oonverSant with the business OF the route 10 al
Its departments. All applications for Information,
tickets, Sc, must be addressed TO T. J. WILEtEb,
Agent Great PonnsylvAnia Route, sixth street ami
PennGylvRniA avenue. ED. 3. YOUNG,
General Passenger Agent, Great PonnA. RouIe
m2e-du
81 The ConfsWions and EKperisUos &c,
An IrvALID, Published for the benefit, and ha
warning and A oAUTIoH TO rouEo Mrp who sylfc,
trom Nervous pobility, Premsture Decay NJ ''Al.
hood, etc., supplying AZ the same time TIVE Sps -
or SELF cURs, BY one who has cured himscl Ni-
ter being put to great expenso and injury VI - 20
medical humbug and quaskery.
BY enclosing . postpaid addreaHcl '"t',re
unGlo copies may be had Of the author
NATHANIEL NbYFktk,I
alv qa-Iy ns.lfoFd KlnSs ouz7y.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
new York stock LIst.

BY the Peoples Telegraph Lines,
OficcE-6ll NiGth street and corner PennEylvspiA
avenue and Sixth street.
WTDETsDAy. JUNE B-FIHsT BOARD,
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g(us Wrifuirninien.

New Greet, ga, Is. San. Sin Capt.
D}eluni, 2Qi. Gen. 2(Oi. pm @eltprginien.
6pINat @alter pm Comp s, 2. NGb 3egt., nell
der am 3, oS, nit Dem Srain swil6en MuOre>
field nno 9llle9banp Sunttion g~efansen wuroe,
entpii6te benz 6eino am 5. BEL 8roOts Sap
unp bat lt6 bel mir gemelpet. ST iaste aus,
Dap III Dem @eiedt pom 3. 10 6eince 9et6otet
unO 20 %peripunoet puroen uno DAP ii6 3 9te9er
GAP. GOmpagnien, mel6e nit Garabinern be-
maIfnet paren, bel Dem SeinO beianpe1. Sieelz
ben batten an Dem Sample She'll genpmmer,
maren aber in Geierpe gebalten wOrOen.
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Wo(6ington, Q. C.

/ Su Der AequttD Court miro qez
9enndrtig Elm &ldgefall ~perbanpelt, wel6er Die
Niuugelbaitigteit OeS GeieBes fin 5ette(lung
Der &e6te Der Wtietber uno @ermietber I'M 9iz
itrift Columbia in bas SreIlite 2i6t felt.
G8 foil cine 8etitipn cirtulirer, weIde ben
GOngreB sur Grla1uug beNerer Gelebe in oieIer
8ejiebung bepegen foil. ls
+ &inofleii6 geitpblen. = llnge.
fibr cine No6e Surild wuroe 0ttp @attrFs
S6la6tbau8 I'M einen @ierte[ S6ien, 425
@fIno i6mer, beltpblen. 9d Die Giebe burd
elm 5erbrOdeneS 6eniter ent6Inpft waren, bat
len ie ii6 Die 6lBe blutig gerilien, Die Spur
fabrte SUR @ntOedung Der 9iebe, zines gepi7en
W, 6%umiltpn uno t6umpbrep Softer, wel6e per-
baftet wurben.
Sin 6tltng perbaftet. - Siaat
2eibmanr, wel6er ii6 fir einen Sli6tling BON
0ilmingtpn alSgibt, Dllroe perbaftet llno mad
benz alten Capitol geididt. 0tan fano 500
in @plp, $500 in 9apiergelb unb sipei gplbene
ubren bel ibm. Gr er3dblte, oaB CT wdbreno
ieiner 9eiie pm einem &ebellenpIfi3ier an9ebaGz
ten pOrOen lei, Der ibn ober lpieoer bite lalfen
lahen, na6pem ibm Qeibnlann cine gplbene ubr
nit 3ette gei6enft bdtte. i
6enrp 6. Setter, Comp 6 118. 81
y 9te9t, melder I'M 6ebrudr Is. S. ppn leinem
9te9imente Oeiertirt mar, lit pom &riegSaeri6t
sum SoOe Ourd 8ulper unb 8lei perlrtbei[t
ppr0en. -.'f1@'.gS pug. 4
Midi FIR 3eitu m9 5 unsem S
3 Gpote uno s 6 6abneitof, $50, baben fin
pbi9en 3Wef Die Summe Don $25OO b%epiIiqt.
User 6Ollen. S S 0tcGare, ein
S6nllebrer nabe @urrentpn, @a., wpbn6aft,
lam pergangenen Samitag in 8e9leitang ieiner
beipen S0bne BON 8 unO II Sabren bierber.
@r beiu6te mebrere 6fentli6e 9ldte uno ging
5ulett in OaS D8ant 9teltaurant", pon melber
3eit an er permiBt miro, Seine S6bn6ell laIz
len ii6 futm tr6iten unO baben einltipeilen cine
6etn1atb I'M yNnerican t6puie" gefunDer.
I Gin @enuStempeIbur6 Sere /
ser tort. = Sa5 berii6tigte 6als Der
0r5 Sbap in 20. Str. brannte in Der 9Iadt
BON Samitrg gum Spnntag al, 9alielbe mar
tets ein S6anOfled Der eriten gGaro unb iein
8erluit wirO Wenig beoulert.
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BgP 9ds Gpncprbiaz,S bedter 1T
bette glbenb, nie altS Der Q~lt;eiae erli6t[i6.
aa6 fit Nidtmitglieber seOfnet, pprarf mir bas
tbeuterliebenbe 8ltblitlm belonOer8 ~ulfnerfiant
MAIDEN. '~
n- gOocr S Safer's eeise, 8aumrpue ub Tubtu
tnO ~. esaea %rtttel i'm Mtarsts' !3a taben Nc. lSl Balti>
mpFe' Ha9e S'5plrr. Canl9 -1Ut)
etabtratb.
Gr1ter 3meig. Str. George &epier
POM @Ornlte beS Seueroep. brir9t cine &elDllz
ton ein fit Bernard Gperin9, einen SSrantanbal
III ytp. 50 rnb 95 @olieltr. ansubrinqen; chem
10 pprt Mrn: 9apneS pegen @rri9tng zines
6ra1nettalleS ltno GarriagebauleS an Glbpw
Zane, rabe 6rentUntitr. Ginitpeilen Sllriidae=
le9t. .s.81
Gtte Communication bonn Mappr in 8etreff
Der YIttsbltrg rno Gpnnellspille Giienbabn, TO-
ple cine ner9lei6en ppn Oberltlieut. ~eSSeffries
tpegett Der IuSbebung uno Der Spunties tpurz
ben an Die betr. Gonlite's pertpielen.
Wtr. 5prner bringteine' &eiplutipn elm tueaen
Der 4 MabGpldbe in ieber @dro, bd Die Soften
fir Die @ablen Sl bod leien. ginittpei(en stz
rild9ele9t. = Otr. 9utebart bringt cine Nelpll=
tlon Gin, bel Der Gelebgebung babin su pirten,
Dap Die Stapt bic 9efugniB erbalte, Die 9pliseiz
cpmmiildre, ben Marl6aQ II. /. 10. sl ernenneu
nno lbren Gebalt su beltimmen. 3urld9eleat.
9erielbe erin,ert an Die OroinanI Die 8esabluno
bon 8ounttes on Sploaten betr. 8alfrt. :
6ierauf pertagt.
Sm 5wetten 3weig fam ni6tS bon
Seoeutlng bot.
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0eri9ts : UerbanOlnnget.

Criminal Court. = Sarab 6 Sobn=
ion (farbis) wegen 9iebltabls BON einem Baar
S6uben i'm @ertbe BON S., Gigentbum BON 6
Wturpbp; i6uloig.
@iQiam 9. Solpea tpegen llnteri&la9un9
BON 81, 9apio g Sbaip gebDrig. plaioirte
vN~idti6uloig".
Die Sdle BON goiparo &eelan ipegen Spetz
i6lass unO BON Caroline 2amoin fcmraen beute
sar Bodybuilding.
Superipr Court. = 9erte tp,rlrtt Die
Site nuu $40. 325 bis 1876 sum @erleien.
CURT o. 60 m on 8leaS. i,
S. 9wi9bt 9esen Mm. 3eepes: nrtbeil rrl9e=
itpBen. M 9 81 Mapp sesen S D Waroel:
llrtbeil umseitOBen. = 6eute fOmmen Die 6dlle
ppn $50. 124 bis 151 CUR @erbanbIung.
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Gus GenugIiee.
Gin @cbeneus General aefunaeu.

@afbingtOn, 19. San. Die fplgenpelt
9epei6en iinO i'm 9auptquartier eingetrOifen:
9taibptlle, II. San.
Gin Sen, =0tajpr Sailed &c.
Sim IL. b8 ma6te Sen. &ance einen Streifz
Sug na6 Serrppille unO fling eilen Srain bon
% @agen. ST wuroe ipglei6 BON Gen. 9aIz
mer perfpIgt, welder ibm Die @aget pieOer
abndbnt unO cine NIT 9trSneien beldbene gtmba5
l1nj $50 SattelpferOe un0 100 Geipebre er@
beutete. Sen. &ance uno iein Sen. Snlpettpr
befnoen iih unter ben Gefangenen.
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Ocutfhe 3citfhriften Fir 1891.

8sint llnter;st9neten linb ~Dprratbts un6 werben prompt
unb restlta6ts, nab Antnnft Der beuti6rn Sttdmer, ih'S
Die 0artenlambe. Saufrirtes Samilienblatt 50 glrp
~ 1E per Sabr ia@j $500
neber Sanc un6 Mecer. MaSemeiue ~iaufrirte .3ettuna;
5eraus8. BON Sadldnter. So pr Sabr 600
Die inmfrirtc Melt. Sl1fter aus Watur unb 0eben.
gDient4aft unb Runf. IL Sefte 25 @tf.
Der Sasar. Serltner ~tluRrirte Danenjettuns. As gtrp.
pr Sdbr 1880
Mn8emeimew NJ itcrSeitnhg "a so per Satr 800
f7Tor1ml OF an m,It a. III
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0erfangt unO ge(ud6t.

Nprlnnnt. so CUTE Rappcnmd6er, nar quite, tSnuen
OCIiuItHI" fdn6ise Mrbett baten. Cute WreiIe wer.
zen btsablt BEL Spiepb gerntarb, POS 80. prattar. (mibf)
Npi,tHf . @tn braves ,btuti6es Md06en, weIbeS ma
VtiutDI i9eb unb blSsln tann fir cine prisat.N 50.
nnb Stsbfr. (WiDT1
Wo,Iouo4. 8naben unb Wdbden Upn 1918 So6rtn
0tttuIyl in ter 5abafSfatrit BON
c u. 80. @dtI & Mr,
(WhS) Np. % 8arrefraBe.
Ni,,hf . 100 quite S6neieer an feline GuA. unn.@d.
VIIIWI Gmir0rbeit bel QDieienfeli & Comp. Np.27O
Wet SaltimUretr, nabe Sanpoer. (5jan3gD)
Nrrlnnnt . %esrsrs quite S&Iriier fnben Sautrn6e
Mu9uf 8dgue -,
tSan9 10y Wp. 30 6anpoernrdr
O&r,(otfof. Sin Sun0e gum Iabad-S %frippen. Der
Otlt""91 . bic Mrbett Serfett. gu melben 235 on
grattnr. (M.1
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Ncriammlilno bcS Sier=
braucr=9Screin8. 81

Sdmmhide 8raaer 9aItinprt's unS ~llmsesen6 iint BIER
NIT srinbt, Ubteser W~eriammlun9 Oienitas ben 10. B., &benbS
s nbr, III benz 2rfal beS 5rn. 3. Qpps, Nprb Greeeriffraee
beituprnen. punftides @rfdetnen eints jeben SrauerS
wirb ertartet. Sm Mufta9e I'LL
(9pbDl GNn, GtiAEpI GeFr I'D
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i3tet liebeS Rint, sitb BIN ! bid fcttert @ptt
81 rub BON btefer Welt. g0ie i9mer;.t rns
0etn,a1, - trlter, 9pe! bod ME es @ptt sefdlt,
81 npuen mir ni6t t~rOftlos tIaset ~e
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Niinf N,erfouen perbrannt.

Buffalo, 10. San. Sine Dor ben Sboren
Der 6tabt geIegene 6bautp brannte lette 9ta6t
ab, unD flint 9eriOnen faapen Oarin ben Slant
mentob.
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Neue AnSeigen.

Dcutfhe Oefelfbaft . MarDfanD.
Die Sabrtsber~f dnntnluns an6 gDdbl Ter Seauntet bieler
@eieat6aft ptrb teute lWiitttwp6) abenb unit Z lltr int
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btercarS t~tnetlabtn, ~terieIbeu bsi;utpptnrr.
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Mdh Mptternnm.

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9(lice 9lmn Sau0crcin $40. q.

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3M 0erfa1tfcn.

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9lm 0emMie0Grtner.

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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-04-06

Il.
ADVICE TO WIvEs.-A wife must
learn how to form her husbands hap
piness, in what direction the secret OF
his comfort lies; she must not cherish
his weaknesses by working upon them;
she must not rashly run counter to his
preiudices. Hcr motto must be, nov
or TO irritate. She must study mover
to draw largely upon the small stock
of patience in mans nature, nor to
increase his obstinacy by striving to
drive him; never, if possible, to have
scenes. / doubt much if a real quar-
rel, even if made up, does not loosen
the bond between man and wife, and
sometimes, unless tho affection, Of
both be very sincere, lastingly.et II
irritation should occur, o woman must
expect TO hear from most men a
strength and vchemencc of language
far more than the OCCASION requires.
Mild as well rs stern men arc prone
to this cxaggeration Of Language Let
not woman ever DO, tempted to say
anything sarcastic or violent in retail
ntion. The bitterest repentance must
needs follow, such ON indulgence, If
she does, Men frequently forget
themselves what they have. said, but
never what has boon uttered hy their
wives, They are grateful too, for
forbearance in such cases, for, Wlilo
asserting most loudly that they aro