davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-10-21
Oct 10, SO.
James o. Brawley,
Preble Com. Pleas.
Dntikinn Enr u nt:A:n.

VIM. Robson. ct al, Petition for plr'ition
The said defendants William Robes sou. Fran
Gina Robson, Eliza A.. Brawley. Charles A
Brawley. Silas VI. Brawley and Theodore Draw
lev are hereby notified that on the 18th day of
October, 1858, the above ma med plaintiff filed
in the Clerks office of the Conrt of Common
Plea of rebIe county, Ohio. his petition against
them, the object and prayer of which said Pc
ton is to obtain partition of the following de-
scrrbed Real Estate, situate, lying and beingin
the county of Preble and State of Ohio, and de-
SCI ibed as follows, to wit:-KnOwn ARD design
ntcd on the new town plat of the town of New
Hore. in the township OF Jackson. IN the coun-
tv aforesaid as lot number twenty-six, (26) w.
inc on the south side of main street or the turn
pike and fronting on said street or pike three
DoIes. and extending blck ten poles contain.
ing thirty square poles of land: also. one other
lot in the said town of New Hope, joining the
above described lot on the west. and also. three
poles wide fronting the pike and ten poles back
containing thirty square poles of land. And
the said defendants are further notified that
the soid petitioner will at the next term of said
Court appIy for an order that said partition NAV
he made a accordingly. j.. II. zoos.
Attest, Atty. for petitioner
CHARLES w. IAUsH. Cfk.
Oct, 81. lS5S.-6w-
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-10-21
SIXTEEN RS
IN THE
WILDS OF AFRICA.
u 1000 A GENTS WANTED
TO SELL

IT IUUU AG MI w MI u
To SELL
rr, L%ivingstone's Travels & Explorations
During a residence of 16 Years in the Wilds of
Africa,
This is a work of thrilling adventures and
halr-breadth escapes among savage beasts and
more savage men. DR.. Livingstone wa a lone
and unaidcd by any white man. travelling with
african attendants, among different tribes and
nations, all strange 10 him, and many of them
hostile, and altogether forming the most aston
ishing Book of Travels the world has ever seen
All ourAgents acknowledge it a the most sale
able book published. The most liberal COM
mission made TO Agents, in small or large
quantities. For particulars, address
j. w. Brady, Puplisher,
As NoRTH FOURTH STREET,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Copies sent by mail free, on receipt of the price,
81 Oh.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-10-21
new TIN SHOP.

THROUGH the agency of friends, the
subscriber has been enabled to open
a new TIN SHOP in this place. He
has, in the shop just opened, a good
variety of
COOKING AND PiRLOR STOVES
and will endeavor to keep on hands. at all
times, such kinds of
"HrNJ W. EZ H.2
as his customers and the public in general may
demand.
sS@ All orders fer REPAIRING promptly at
tended to, and work done in such a manner rs
to render full sati STA ction.
sy@ = His pew Shop may be found in the build
ing previously used by Mr.. TOUHY as a Tomb
stone Mandatory. near Mr.. STANNAH'S Gro
Gerry: He would solicit a liberal sher re of the
public patronage. Through which he horcs TO Sc
cure a respectable competency.
BEA Terms Cash only.
WALTER p M'CAEE.
Eaton Feb. 25, 1S58.-4t.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-10-21
JNO. r. STEPHEN.
Eaton, Oct. Z, 1858.

The facts are these Mr.. Albert sold
81 vols. of the Laws containing the Code,
costing the State 60 cents per vol. and
l think l told him at the time, there
were laws in the pile, containing the
code, &c. I know M c. w. Larsh,
our Clerk, did not know it, wien he
gave his consent to the sale, and whcth-
cr there was any thing wrong in the
sale, 1 do not pretend to decide, I only
state the facts.
B. T. LARSH, Dopt'y elk.
Eaton, Dot. s, 1853.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-10-21
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that Joseph C. Gil.
more has been duly appointed and qualified a.
the Administrator with the will annexed, o
Eli Gilmore, deceased.
j. C. GILMORE. Admir-.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-10-21

CAUTION.-The attention of the Publ sher
has been called to spurious editions of this
work. put forth as Narratives of DIR Living
stones Travels in Africa" Ours is the only
cheap American edition this great work pub
Ii shed and contains all the important matter o.
the English edition. which is sold at six dollars.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-10-21
OIL Q Y Pill
A room q, TIE SICK.

The want tf iititiI ntf iCuaI II nGCt
he ills q nd neoeSSIts IF he slntIFf inf-
ton of humaniiy, ard tIe ~enIi:ely ice hGm
mine Iai and other Geie:eln %erticlts, VAS
severe ~ felt tail II is all p'vtiful ntfItIEc
was uShered INFO lie voTld; lirLL' WAYS IN
Walt ABLE ILLS Lave bect ne lie TcIsIHoI II
EEMErY Of ali narioES. Tier HitT | ute is 10
PREVENT as well as 10 CrRF; Tie attack tie
RADix or Ro"T Of the compla /, and ILLs ty
removing Ike hidden cause Ct risense rem
vigorate and restore the dropping energies of
he system, assisting naGuTe in bar fash OI
y:rAL and FUNCTioNARY R-EFORMATIeN
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-10-21
Fish Fish

lust received a splendid lot Of PickereI,
>, White and Macketel Fish, which we will
sell by the barrel or half barrel. Gail and
see them at The Grocery of
MITCH LII & GOULD.
NOAPAND CANDLES-A first rate article
OforSalc by
mar Is MlICEELI OULD
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-10-21

CHILLs AND FEvEI CHILLs AND
FEYERI CHILLs AND FEvER!-One of
the greatest remedies that has ever been
laid before the public, for Fever and
Ague, and which has received the high
estiecomiums from the press and the
people is DR.. J HOsTETTER's CELE-
BRATED BITTERs. Who would endure
the tortures arising from this terrible
disease, when it can be so easily cured?
Who would endure ~sleepless nights.
burning levers, and icy chills alternate
ly, when a remedy can be obtained for
a mere trife? And yet how many fam
lilies finger out a painful existence un-
der this deadly blight, and do nothing
but gulp down quinine, until it becomes
as common as their daily meals, and yet
they are not relieved. None but the
foolish and weak would hesitate to pro-
cure these valuable Bitters, and ave
themselves intense agony.
d For sale by Druggists and dealers
generally, everywhere.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-10-21
PrebIe Co. Teachers Institute.

The Preble County Teachers Institute will
hold its first quarterly meeting in Camden, OIL
next Saturday, October l6 at 10 o'clock. A. NJ.
j. n. DRAKE, Prcs't.
H.B SAYLoR. Rec. Scc'y.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-10-21

nA-A correspondent Of the Albany
Evening Journal met Ex-President
Van Buren, the other day, on his way to
to the Fair at Syracuse, looking as hale
and hearty as thirty years since.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-10-21

v:rAL and FUNCTioNARY REFoRMATIeN.
DYSPEPSIA.
Tie ere Of scourge OF ills continent yitlrS
quickly ID a course q iiir*e aniist p IL Fhls,
anl the digestive oTsaLs are reS'Cr'd I" iLt
proper tone; no mailer in what hllttcHs
shape this LYDIA OF disc ase exhibits ISel',
his searching and uGerrlnr rtn.eGy tlSPt Tses,
il from the pate mrs system.
General Debility and VIC; knCSs.
From whatever cause, 1t wNttS CT SlIRiTs'
and I'll other signs O fa dis astd liver, Phd
othel dlSurganizat!tn o! lie system, VANISH
under the tradicaiing Influence I1lIs all
powerful an:ist plic and detergent r medy.
BILIOUS DlSCRDEGIS.
The proPeIGuan'rm and righl coEdItit II of
the bile is Of momenft us importance 10 II e
health of The human frame, this ANTI Bilious
medicine eApels The hide n SEEDS IF the C nj
plaint, and renders all :he fluids aHu-src:e-
ticEs pune and fluent, cleansing and ietusl-
tating The vial furctIon* Of the tody.
SEGIALY FEMAs E&.
Should lose no time in trying 0 fw fo:os
of this rerulaiing snd rennH#iIrg remedy,
whatever MA! he their complaint, it CIR lie
aiken with safely in all pdr.otical and OiLtr
disOrganizaiiorsi S effect i oil Lut niiotu-
louS.
CNBEFCTED TEOGT.
The testimony Ct Nations is VI apintusly
borne Ia he health giving yiiluts OF his no
BILE rensedy, and Certificate ill .ve:y lvle
language beer Witness 10 II ( uNpE IAEIENI SIS
OF then INTRINSIC wGETH.
Xol1o~oy's IfAs are the best remedy
kRo'cn IA the ,cOrid for the foHo,cing
DISEASES:
bstlma Diarrhoea Indigestion
owel CONF. Drop>y Influenza
plants Debility ~Iuf amati;n
Coughs Fever and Aguc Inv ard " cak-
Colds Fem9 lie Complaints reSs
Ches' Fiesases Headaches Liver Complaints
Costlvcness Stone and Gravel Iowne<s of
Dyspepsia Secondary Symptoms Spirits
Pii5S Yenereal Aft ctiOus WORMS eraU
kinds
O. CAUTlON!-Nohe are genuine unless
the words ''IiOI LUwAY, INV YORK AND Low
Don are observable as a wATEE-MARK i'm ev-
cry leaf Of lie book of directions around eacb
box or pot; lie same may be plainly, seen hy
holding The lea; TO the light. \ handsome re-
ward Will pc given to any one rendering such
Information as may lead 20 the detection n.
any party or parties cuunterfe;Iing the niedI-
cineS or vending the same, knowing Them 10
be spurious.
sold at the manufactures of Professor
HOLLOWAY. S0Maidcn Lane. New York, and 81
strand, London, hy ali respectable nruprist.
and Dealers in Medicine Thu oughout the United
States and thc civilized world, in boxes ar o.
cents. 6215 cents. and 81 each.
- There isa considerable saving by t,k ;nn
the larger sizes.
N. B.-DirectionSfo for the guidance ocp,tience
in every disorder are affixed TO aocb boS
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-10-21
EATON MARzkETS

- Corrected weekly by MITCHELL & GoULD
Wholesale EIrocerSand 1 reduce Dealers.
MAIN SrRRET. EAroN ONO
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-10-21
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

Copies sent by mail free, on receipt of the price,
81 .25.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-10-21
~CNEE.ECTED TEOGF,

The testimony Ct Nations is uIanntusry
borne 10 he Eealth-givrng yilFues OF his no
BILE reE!edy, and tertiicattS i'll tve.y lvIs
language bear witness 10 ia uNrE IAEIENl SIS
of their INTRINSIC wtETL.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-10-21

Should lose no time in trying q few Goes
of this rerulaIing and umoSaiIrg remedy,
Whatever may lie their complaint, ii CiE lie
taken viii safety in all p'r.otical and OlLtr
di*orga S effect i. oil Lut n.iIuLu-
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-08-05

4 White Republican Protest.

We published yesterday and comment
el upon In terms appropriate TO the subject,
the Black Republican protest signed by
fifteen members Of the opposition In the
Senate. We characterized Il AZ disgraceIdl
TO those who signed IL; rs dcrogatory to
the character OF the Senate and M insult.
Ing to the officer second In dignity within
the State. We publish below the protest
Of lion. JAMES RiDrArn. u White Repub-
lican, who is distinguished among his politi.
cal associates In the Senate a. being gen.
tlcman in spite Of his politics. His protest
has more point aud pith In its few lines,
than would volume Of such ranting bill.
lingsgate as made up the protest Of the a..
tccn Blacks. We deny, Of course, the truth
Of the facts assumed by Mr.. RIprArn, N
the basis Of his protest yet We very vii
lingly place II before our readers as model
paper, in point Of comprchensiven,rs. brew
i'y. dignity, and courtesy. We copy from
the Senate journal, Of the 2sth;
I solemnly protest against tho action Of the
Senate In abolishng an Important rule oi tho
Senate, Ia violation OF our standing rules, and
contrary to the obligations imposed by all par
iiamentary law.
LIST. By ordering tho previous question with.
out any regular count.
2nd. In refusing TO How call Of the Senate
when called for. aud subsequently putting the
motion, small the main question be now putf'
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-08-05

Sec. 80 provides for . joint legislative
committee to examine the accounts Of treas.
urer and the securities in the Auditors Of.
fee, &c.
Sec. 80 makes false entries by Bank clerk
or officer, misdemeanors punishable with
Imprisonment at hard labor. Commission
ers, Examiners, Judges, &c. subjected TO
like penalties for making false reports.
Sec. 40 requires the Auditor TO give bonds
in the sum Of $4,000 with five surctics.
Sections Al and AZ fix the compensation
of the Auditor at one fourth of one per cent
on the amount of all notes countersigned and
registered, and one eighth of one per cent
on the amount received in liquidation Of
securities OF insolvent banks.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-08-05

North would maintain its supremacy against
any possible acquisition Of territory In tho
South The British statesmen acknowl.
edge that VIC have Sc, them the example
of development aud that o modification
Of our system Of seligoverument Is the hes,
for their new colony, win not the Amer
can settlers ask for the whole loaf when the
half Is so freely offered May We not safe.
ly predict that before many years the
boundary line of forty nine viii be oblitcra.
ted. aud that the war cry of lsil--
" 6ity-iour forty without the fight, will
be heard on the other side Of the line 7
Minnesota and Iowa, as Mr., Roebuck says.
are filling up TO the frontier, and, gold or no
gold, the rush OF immigration will soon cover
Nil the available lands between the Red river
and the mouth Of the Columbia. The pio.
nccrs in this movement will he the frotiers
men OF Nebraska, Iowa and Minnesota, with
progressive parties from Canada who will
conquer the territory, not with arms in their
hands, but with the gold rocker. the plough,
the loom and the anvil, the steamboat, the
railway and the telegraph. Commerce and
agriculture, disenthrallcd by the influences
OF free institutions, will cause the new EN-.
pire 20 spring into lie. full armed, as Min.
crva from the brain OF Jovc. Its Pacific
ports will be thronged with ships of oil ma.
tons It's rich valleys will blossom with ma.
lures choicest products, while its grand
rivers will bear TO the sea the fruits OF free
and honest labor. Great as have been tho
achievements Of our Western pioneers. they
all pale In comparison with the magnificent
work now before us in which the united en-.
ergies Of two great and free peoples will be
engaged heart and hand
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-08-05
4 Atlug,ug Itsbuke.

The Washington Union continues It's war
fare upon Senator DoraLAs, and appears 10
be IN OPEN alliance with small squad Of
federal Office holders In Illinois, anil the Re-
publicans, n reasonable attempt 10 defeat
the reelection Of the Senator, even though
n Black Republican should be elected Ia his
stead The course Of the Union does not
meet the approval Of the leading Democratic
journals Of tho South. The Louisville Dem.
oerni, in its issue Of the 2lst, administers q
well deserved rcbuke 10 the Union for liz
warfare upon Senator DouaLAs. The Dem.
oerai says:
The Washington Union Ia earnestly en-.
gagged in assailiog the speech Of Senator
Douglas at Chicago and Of course, aiding
In the election Of Lincoln. The editor, we
presume, intends 10 serve himself, his party
OF tho administration but, " he expects 10
do II by such means, he ought 10 BE- sent TO
that school 10 Philadelphia established for
wcak-mnded children. The Union, howev.
or, Is doing Douglas some services at least,
his ensures will not do half the harm his
commeDdation would do.
The Democracy Of Illinois IRE M sound
NJ any In the Union bat they have no need
Of lscoinpton No. orr. They will main.
tain their own national Democratic position,
and cannot be assisted In il by any lecomp.
ton help.
The best service. perhaps that the Union
can do Douglas il 10 dcnounce him and his
speech. Douglas may be very willing 10 be
considered hereto, where the Union Is
considered orthodox
We suggest TO the Union and ia coadju-
tors, that, ipasmuch M Douglas Is out Of
tbeir Democracy, they had rs well Yet him
slide. II Is none OF their business what he
speaks or what he does. lie does not ex.
pect their support either now or hereafter,
and their opposition will not affect him. II,
after he has fought the battle for the rights
Of the States against the AbolitioDs,s OF
Illinois. and beaten them. the editor Of the
Un,on IN still dissatisfied that Republican
was not elected, we hope be will recollect 10
say 20. In the meantime, the whole country
looks On this fight, and understands II. II
IL the national contest, and involves the
cardinal principles on which this con-
iecierscy IL founded The sympathies ofthe
statesmen In oil parts u the country will be
with Douglas, 10 spite Of the interests Of
faction.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-08-05

The following letter from the Hon. II. NJ.
RlcR. conveys the gratifying intelligence
that the President has ordered postpone
ment Of the sale Of the Hall Breed Tract /:
WASHINGTON, July -, 1858.
kiIors Pioneer and Democrat
Owing to financial embarrassments In tho
West, the President has ordered an indefinite
poatponement Of the sale Of the Half Breed
Tract. i. This will enable tho settlers 20 secure
the means u enter their lands without making
great nacrificcs. II Is the second time the sale
has been postponed, | trust no oecaAion will
occur TO make Il necessary for tho settlers 10
again ask ior farther indulgence,
Respectfully yours,
n A. RICE
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-08-05

Tux ELECTIONS. elections for mem
bers ofthe Thirty sixth Congress commence
10 August next, and an interest IL impaired
20 them from the fact that, il, at The next
Presidential election, the people should fail
10 elect, the House Of Representative TO he
chosen will have 10 make the choice. 10
Missouri, the election will be held On the
first Monday in August. On the first Thurs.
day 10 August, North Carolina will elect u
Governor and members Of the State Legis-
latnre, which latter elect United States
Senator in place d Mr.. Broos. The capdi-
dates for the post Of Governor are the Hon.
Duxclx X. McRAy and Judge EiLis, both
Democrats. Alabama, Texas, Arkansas,
ard Tennessee, hold elections in August, but
do not this year choose either State officers
or members Of the Der, Congress.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-08-05

RAsgrs CAREgR BsouaIr TO AN End
Mr. Rarey's career has Unexpectedly been
stopped. lie had cleared some Gl5,000 10
f20'OO0, by his borsetaming secret, when
suddenly Routledge. the cheap publisher,
got bold Of . pamphlet publisbcd BY the
horsetsmcf 10 America. and printed il. Il
contains 10 small compass Ill the art Of
horse tanning and the subscribess who had
bound themselves not 10 divulge the secret
under Q penalty Of $500. became furious,
and Mr.. karey had 10 rssease tbea from
them from their pledge. In . letter IN Tie
7,ma.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-08-05
or foe. As presiding officer, he is patient

Or foe. Asa presiding officer, he is patient
and courteous cautious in his action, but
when satisfied rs to his course decided in
carrying il out.
The day is not far distant when the Sen
ators who father the libel now standing on
the journal Of the Senate, against tho repu.
ta''on OF one Of Minnesotas Oldest and best
citizens will regard their III advised and
partizan condemnation with humiliation
and shame.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-08-05

PoET ABxRcsOsBrE.-We learn that .
hunter Of men and teams are leaving this
and Other points, who are 70 be employed
in the construction Of the new fort % The
Red River d the North.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-08-05

Ar the Democratic Convention Of the
fifth Congressional Dntric, u Illinois, held
las, wcek, Hon. IsAAc n MoKkn wN re-
nominated. twenty-five Dcomptoo deIe-
gate, bolted and called another Convention.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-05-24
QNiilfplnnIcnc Ni0dlridlt.

rszisAy lin es aud s chem mG6tt& mh6rn trO OB
tCr ihlchtln 3cttC 0uie QBCine nno ElUorS S lentc
fen, hate tb mctne preiie au Nlle Nrttifl te metn
UObaOrtirtcs Eager IN reiber AusmdbI BAIT 70 nteer6
mic mir mp8ICb tcruntGr9Clgi linS iwar pIe tol5i
9iotbe 9Getne:
Ct GacpDc bu % Gts, per 8afte, S2 per 3uscnt;
SbatS""Saraaat Ia S@IS ii 50 SsS StS t TO-, $5Oo h.
QGebr 9Erine;
Sautrrnes AZ 90 Gt5. peralaile, S2,75 per Dutenb
Gaut MrIdt .37 Gis. tp, $500 tpp
Hben 9Sctne:
g0adsntrimer 81 GtS per Slui6e, 800 prr DuSsnt;
Np6tsn,tr. so GtS. tO, 5000 bO.
Jrn 0edant 10 Cts. b. 5000 tp.
Scbannisberger .Sl0O Boz $1,000 10.
@pdnilde unp pprtu1telilte Weine:
pprt 24cin bic Gjaurnr su 10 Gt6, SrAnr u, 2, J.
unb 5 lrbr alie lut ltme YOrt gDetne IN 6Iaiten
tmpcriirt bicuterS ii,r, 9ranie aeetanrt ais;
VinbCs lfparotpS yu &cllar per Slal6c,
Ct SrannO he Ycelueira y Gpa. per 8Iafds,
Wialdba 81 II. = ICu y. Salt 80 GtS. per 6laibr
Wuscat ferrs mt Widterd 2ecinc iu Derlb. grCis
fCn tecntcrS iebr olrn pno tttnen WaSflTa ~ unb
l.! Gcd prr slallte.
Gbdnlpagner 81 uno u GCu tic 6ahbe, CtCr 10, II
unt l5 Cellars taS IuBcnb.
3ransGdi4e 9rannImeine (Gesnaes) 5u !, H. Q B. a.
g. g. unp 10 Spuars bic Gallcnc. Sclllnb. gDab
better GbnayS ((Sin) Su 70 Gts, !, u, y ub SrU.
bic Cjdlcnf. glier rrincr 0lcA0cn (Olb Mpe) unt
Ncrlen GtbnapS al co It. 7j Gts. mt !, H. u unb
Dot tir GdNOnr. 3amaica 9tmm Su J. - DUnars
tic Galrnr, brt v. !; Nim0n,
Rr, s. Morn @dpirNEc,
iw ltrn Baltimore II. 6dpcttClfr
tb3- gcn mir fdtf icr8i1tiS Suttcitci uno irct pcn
alien fbGoItten 9nOTelIen5en pn9Tirf i3 ioGente
@rtifci:
grannlpCin (grantp) -. iu 40 GtS Yer 0hQrrc.
Qpa6bcltcr S6ndps (Gin) an 10 Gts. 10.
acrn SdndpS (9SbisIfp). .ju 40 Gts. tp,
gcitcn Stun ........,....bu 40 et5 10.
almmcl ................Ju 10 ets. TO.
81. Yerltner ............5u 80 6t5. 10.
30. to. DCppels QmpcrtirD iu 70 GtS. 10.
Rrduters Ritter ..........Bu 40 Gts. to.
3u. to. tfutiheS. Bu 70 6tS to.
%. 10. bpndnb. .5u ! 3CU, 10.
gpein Bitter ............Bu Scu. 10.
G6wei,er Wdaen Bitter. ..u u Sell. 10,
Ptqueure. tGcrbIals) ala: Nnisltte @Cic, Ga'
Mite BiiiCr Uidntsln, BffifrmilnSe WayaSbinc, Sel'
IpmmCnr 9irbr unb nod aneere mebr bei
y. +. lllnldiL
Smporteur II. Deftlldttur,
Rr. s, Rprt- @abfrabe,
(Ss) iwtf4en 8Stmprf' Rnb 6aysttffr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-05-24

Gu0tdnb. - &n Ancdmprane, IN
9rlanp, 1T Gin llG SABRE alter WfdmL
5dmc5 iplan, 0clrrbcn. Gr mar I'M
Sabre l712 Ncbrrcu Gr bditr litb prn
frltrr Sju0cno an ctr NrpFtW MdbiNuma
unp Ginldthbcit NlltNCn unp Matte ptc h'r
mpbuhcit Ncbdbt, icbCn MrrNcl ltilrt &rW
in Idltrm gEdllcr 1N b0pm. @te 5u lttnm
GnCr mar lCin NircJbmtB TART lnp trcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-05-24
Wtcbl! Wicbl I!

gu frmd6teen prctirn Iamilien-, Grtra inb Srlprr,
fcn Wcbi bcr briCn NrloC btpntcr0 fur tCn 6amIicn.
Sbrdutb ouoarpatll unb nab her Yrpte 5arGnrt chr
dul utcrC Npten urudBrupmnGn Su SCrlaulfn bel
~ 9. II. ". v, NrDwn,
9dc ron pratt une Gpntrrtirafe,
natr Der Brltf.
G7- gae Daarsn werten tUitenfret at0rIeirrt.
T5r, llJVtr)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-05-24
BipctItb0en,

In 9rORrr iGfcr gDadrc, Grblen, Qtnien, Ga8G
GICrlr rrutlbe e Gamtllen, dblc irifbc briianb
9artn0e, Garbrltrn, Fimbur8rr, Q S6wct.
Jcrs uno Mrautcr 0a ie at 2ptCtcrvrrtauitr bill
ligh lei Ot. @ 6uctbcr Sompy
C'~iO Tr 4G Gub Nrvdrb, ratC 9r0ttitrofr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-05-24
9lbiilbrnu05 9iillrn

0nb nit trr 0roGl;u Nic-
ldlidltlittt, w,l,hC mrti'
iiutihc Stunt IN tlrhm
iCttaIttr bclipl ulbutlIct
lmb tbrc 9piTlun-