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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09
nFnoL A WEASEL. I"

Mr. Charles Warner was going = short
distance in the country on foot from
Petessb Irgh' Va, saw hare In the road.
Just beyond the bridge which rrosses Lieu
tenant Run. tha' appeared to e, listening
and looking back for something that put-
tsu-dit, He stood still. and heating no
dog. was curious to see the cause its
alarm. when to his surprised he discovered
the Object it to be small brown anim ]
which he took TO be weazsl, and which
hunted the footsteps with the uIyost pre-
rision, Mr.. Warner retreated to bush
near by, where he was an attentive obser
yer Of the hunt for nearly two hours du-
ring which time he is certain he saw both
the hare aud the weazel at least forty
times They were frequently ou, Of sigh
for several minutes. but the hare. still M
wiling to lesvs the place where it wat
found. came round again and with the lit
tie enemy souetiufes close atiiss HEELS
Towatd the end OF the, remarkable chase
The hare took advantage of the thiekes
covert that theplace afforded, and made uss
Of all her cunning TO escape, but wlibou
effect; until at length, wear,ed out, by th'
perseverance, of he' pursuer, she was learl
to cry for some time. AT last the ories Al
coming from one point. Mr.. Warner wen
to the spot, where be found the hare quit
dead. aud the weasel so fast on its neck a
not to observe his approach, and he kille
it with bis cane -ExchanRs. et.,
H| II
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09
ukNEHAL tYEtLIeENcE

dull at 38@39. Consols closed at 963
cents.
1kNEHAL fNEtLIGRNcE.
The Corvette Preble left Cadiz on the 9Th
of August. l-s.'
The bark Champion arrived at Giberal-
ter with the family Of Stsmbuek, .Ameti-
can Consul. recently murdered at Jsffs.
The Presidents message TO the Qnpen
was published on the % ult. The LON
don papers criticise unfaYorably the last
paragraph.
The hombardment Of Jddah took the
French Government by surprise, and ex-
plantations were made in London 70 Peles
lser.
The daily News says that there is mors
simple dignity in the Queens Message
but great grasp Of thought in the Presi
DENTS response. with. perhaps, dash @
ambitious straining after effect. y
The News also says that it would haF
been better for the President TO have omit
ed the last paragraph.
The Times believes that the Ocean Tel
egraph will be guarantee Of perpettia
peace between thi two codurries.
| A tumor was gsiuing ground. that tb'
abdicalion OF The King OF Prussia had be
come absolutely necessary. His diseas,
is growing worse. There are some feal
that the event will hurry on political cri
sis. e.sI .l.--4sss a., ..sF -aets
| The China dispatch. announcing the
treaty Of peace: lacks positive oon6rma
lion, but it was generally credited in Ei
rope |, ,reached the French Goyernmen
through the embassy at st. Petersburg
where it arrived overland; being datet
Tien slep. June eth, more than athre
weeks later than the dates received In Eng
land s, -f.-
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09

The BOAST OF DEMocRACT.-The Dem
ocratic party claims to Re and 10 stand for
the government of this free Republic 1t
arrogates to itself the possession ofthe su-
preme power, and the performance ofeve
ry great act and every successful or com
mandatory measure, for which the history
Of the nation may be distinguished. It not
only makes This pretention with bold and
unblushing FACET goes farther, it claims
the exclusive execution Of the functions Of
the government for the luture. The Wash.
ington Union deares in imperious and
insolent terms. that 'lbere are no n cans by
which the affairs OF the Federal Union
can be conducted except through the a.
gency Of the Democratic party What
piliful assumption of vanity, what arro'
gauce of official power and .pampered am
bition is this! Is it not time the people
were takihg the direction OF public affairs
into their own hands, when the creature'
Of an accidental minority thus vaunt theil
superiority and magnify theft Importance
Let us look at this thing wisely and con
sistendy. The party in power claim the
possession Of the Government, simply be-
cause the majority of the people, which re-
pudiates their doings and laments theil
misrule, have not been able to act in unity
with view to their overthrow and sup
preston. 1t has insulted the intelli
geuce and resisted the will of a large ma
iority Of the community, and asserts prim
ativ, and hereditary claim to continue III
depreGations 1t has created discord ant
waste. wronged the people, plundered th'
Treasury and perpet,ated folly and iniqui
ty enough to have consigned an Ihperia
despotism to infamy. And il glories in it
shame; and set les itself in its panpere'
seat and defies the Judgement Of the peopl
and insults the evident will Of large ma
jority opposed TO its haugbty pretensions
This the tone Of the party that effects tn
name Of Democracy. 1t is time this samp
son was shorn off his locks- Gin. Times
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09

A Hreu R1sr.--A hole in the crown
of your hat.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09
COMMERCIAL 1NrELL1cExcE.

LIVERPOOL. Aug % Cotton-The es
timated sales to day are 10000 bales; the
markets closing firm. Flour quiet. Pro-
VISIONS steady. Wheat buoyant Corn
dull. Sugar quiet. Spirits Turpan'inr
dull at 38@39. Consols closed at 96a
cents,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09

Eg- Brigham Young is disposed TO
make a good thing out oflhe Mormon war.
Though it has cost some millions Of dollars
10 bring that respectable prOphetto a sense
ofths duty he O#es the government he
livesundef, he has the Impotence to pre-
senta hir against the War Department Of
So 900 for the use Of the "church pasture
or the army horses.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09

LANCASTER, OHIO THURSDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER o. 1853.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-11-02

Der tn IJbrett Blatte publiStrie Mrtifet tf Der
uGpnb0n Stems" bonn 16. SftOber entncmmeu.
OaS Natnnt t6reS 8rtefeS aus ct. VeterSturg
TT i'ttt annegeben - eS 1T abcr ntGt pabr-
ihetnltf, baB Der ct. @etersburser 8rtef ipdter
nattrt IT. ais rte m~etntsen e8 linb. SIS 1T faun1
n1D9lld, oaB, tpenn cine iOlGe @ntbIu4ung pirf<
ltD 11tatt9efunbeu BAT, mein Correspondent ntGt
oarum ipllleu pber bic Wtittbeilung ~ber1elben an
mid utterlaIlen baben IDQte. @8 entitebt natirs
ltb bic 6ra9e, no fOlAe SeriGte tbre Quele bas
ben unb ME tie in llmlauf 9eleBt tpDrren? Die
Nniipprt fam man 0ieQeidt tt Der GbatIa1a fin
Der, paB engltl6e Jngcnieure 1no Walhiner>1
bauer III etfriger GGmp etlttpn nit Den Ameritas
nern ~ltnnren, ais btele DGn Der ruIIlAen 9te0te>'
rung ais Jngenteure unp WaI6inenbduer en1>
plO9trt wlroen uno baB bieltr einer Der Dielfa6 en-
Serlude TT, ID fur ibre getauIhten &r rartun9en
onr@ S~erlaumOnng tbrer erfOI8rctden @e9ner
gu emit ~HGOigen.
Die Obcr1aAIihite prifuna Der lesten Ylra>
9rapben be5 Nrttfel8 Setgt bic 8eInnAng beS Ser
fatlsr5. NaAoem Ter UerfaIer ben unbetlbrtn|
genoen StCB Derlebt pat, tbut ct g1DB par1it, baB
Die Sade oertuI9t peroen miro, UNI ben %Dfentli>
hen Stano1l 3u Dermetpen, bent uIG monde bas
BET c9nlprDmtttlrte perlOne1 pom bGAIten STANCE
uno grDBten @tnaule" ausgclebt letn milrpen /;
uno Bite per onen, duf tpelhe Der Mrtifel gemiust
mar, mullen ben Verpa1t auf I) baften lalIen,
oat 1e lb zines betrigeriinen unp unebrltGen
unter lhletfeS 9egen bic rulII6e Jtegierung 1hul-
big madb;en, wel1en tene Jte9icrung leltt n'6t
gu unter luden pper 81 b~eltrafen pagt. DIE Nb<
Hht Der 6abrifanEen btele5 NGbrhen8 lit III r>
fenfnnotg uno tie 8ermutbung, paB bic Neaies
run9 l0 lelbft our Sertul6ulg eiueS 8ctrug6
9egerl 1A bergeben 'merbe, an b9eldraadt, nm
nur Den gerinslten @rcoit Su Deretcnen.
y SbOmtas SISinditS.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-11-02
SaHeD'S
Magical Pain Eyt.

WdgICdI dIH EXLractOr.
Wtehdls 1T esne &ntsef ne III Der U9atertal g~e ttttn..
mnGt %tpcroen, DObGr0 Der S@mer, 70 fh ed -eaidf M
unN mo Z ,eIe In tar'sr @ntsd ,iuna 70 raid In ;bren natae
ltG n 3aitaHO Baraf9ebra4t U1er Nun en- unb @el&wirs +
9cut0mn1ea Sepss t msrben uHb oabo 'e ae NarSsa ODER ION.
ttgM Stao'n, turadselafsn, al, barG Daats's ma3ifhs
S&merj. 8srttlesr. ~
Bel S6aittr Danbtn, 0errtntuneen unb Bra .ften -
SdAen, oenen 8tteer TN mrr uaternDr IN fnb = tn bt QRlr.
;u'8 60 aftsn Da4ep' den S6m r.. Uertt gers inntsr bic.
1tlee! S0te Dhl SdmerBen amo Qehei To Inten utGt sarn
pt od'pA ab, 6aB bee aGts Oalep. CTR ct Bet Der banb III.
9a9eres 5eIa5sn me ne -prudten 9a nptiete, auf lie ids err.
Beeenf stntu netien ntr erlaube un, fur bsten GDabrb tt is
mt1 DerantnOrtlib battle.
1eta Eau BET Vsrbrtnnunsen unt @erbrltunaen maa er
nee ! D<p fatenO fetn, bat lemals btu aaptrten en-, unfer.
snaasnesn UNI 9stlsnesn @~rssnf4af en- BON D4G. s's S4mer>
Oerfelbe III nHr adj, msnn bic Gho6tpI cir IN stoE o.ao-
NtaeS @ftalette NIT Der g enatur Spn 6. y. Gbtfene
ne . o., y 8entbHmer, unb > d alIeS. Eabrttan
bat. oN|"""
TreiS 25 Cts. fir bic Cd p6tel.
gs- Ser as&ts Wit6 ssriGuft SET 8 etb g. 5aut,
1t8, 70 tt.Salttmprefr. Sfti.S
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-11-02
DR.. Qunents abilene lSiuen

tne zines Der befen unb ertplAretafen& rsuetmtttel fur Nrou.
sic fnb mad hem Reespt zines Be 1bmtsu umb
8el9tdten @ratss prapartrt nnt aint barnIpier Naiur, ga i.
rttbe 5s 9nthe Spn refpettablSA Yeripnen befuben GA In Oar.
ben Der 6tsentbumsr. Ste mesaen ourA BITE game llntpn RON
allen aHtbdren apptbetrn perta IT anb iRb bier tn BaIttmpr
ia BADEN bet Seth. 5anee, Np. 405 8altimprsfr, unb Smes.
fer unb a., Ode BON Gbarles. unh Yrattfr.
Dtele Stltn werben eeeea &.nIentuns BON Of an MT
Naeatsn, an bic BsRsaer NIT Der ppR ~ptrlanbt,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-11-02
sTei0c6 ais 6eifniffef.

NY w m:2. gttman,s cote osnao: 5etsen iSanem benz
SO @tpsb nnO ale anbera, aus eiHer uuorbntno bes 81, San.
Sn9Sl mems entltdnosnea &ranfbsnH tnpfoblen wsrbtn.
gMuslNIe8t@ ~praPartrt BON aDG. 3. % Imam, gbentf Ia
ed G6tsl BET
Stt4>S Seb g. Sauce, SO. 1O3 goIt,unar.a.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-11-02

DffFtet 80. 10 ~0WtbFroBe
Oteie ate ue tpItbe Slfee s~erltdert > or unb 81 s.
9e8ea Berlrf Cper 8ef6abi9Hn rpn Sever
IT iebr bsat8en Staten mad benz plane Der Weaeniettigtett uni
lnterttuBun9 uno sepdbr: Ntlitp'S sn 3tmInerleuten unter
befrteoteenSen Beatnguueen.
SranbtudsbeFser, peihe tn Der y@auttable-S ffce" Serf.
bern, habeR letne wetlcfe Verantpprttbfeit ole fur ben BE-
rag tbrer Oepci often, une bethn Nblduf Der 0ViiCen itnb ie
tun1 @mptar9e e'ner SddrbtViotue BON % prOSent bsrtbtist.
Oas guoitfnT ntrs pternhtt ebtt3t e~tn8elaben auf nStsrer
Office, 80, 10 Sputpfr. Dpr3uipreGeu, rg tim Sas prtn3ip ndG
peI9sm 1te SeleAi9aft serR&ert, tIar unb beutttA oasaele8
0tfs' Olrettpren:
6ee mas Sel1o, @bdrles 81. Carroll, gitdaeI 9Daruer
Dtltam Renneep, Muffin Stnftns, OantsI Dali,
pehfp Sher1an, Benjamin Oefprb, Rpbert ". Dpbbt
SaInes 8ra5tsr Samuel Rtrbs, Dantel GDarfelb
S~ranetS ". Cry I &6abmetRU
III Su9b q. SOneS, 5etret6r.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-11-02
9ance'S
Sariaparlue@, pe3etabilii9e cber 8lutreints

&NN
SarIapartuez, pe3etabiltiGe pber 8lutreints
8unBS<VtQen!
our NttHtBln9 bes Slute6, 8Sf etung pOn SAFE, ,ur gDie.
perpsrfeann8 Der 8ItOrten Srbnuna beS Wtagsns unb untsr.
leIoeo, Op3p PlG, S@ntmmt III i'm Eppte &c. gibt es tetne bel,
ere ~ stts 1t. 0eu9lutt9e DeriUIen noe d. bluff an Rppfs
mep, S9ptHoel, SAldfrl8fstt un5 Rltngen IN zen 9bten lei.
eem S2PTe, pe'n8eiu9t tnb, 10 lteu niemalS Dbae btefe ptQen
ieta,. tnoent Otete ben ianel sebrau6t, BITE sef6trlt9fen !gronf.
pgtten Oerbinoern.
Wfan leIe ~fUl9enOeS lObenbe 3euaniB iber bic
Setlun9 Dpa OgSpepEa.
@s mFo plermt pslnetftat, nGB mstae ,trdu felt IL Gdbrer
IN O'a9fptL lit unb ale anssJei9ten Wtebtsinen unD Sppn.
!pHla1tl@sn 2etsn1ittel o9ne grizzly ~benuste. SD felbf rHrbe
LGAenoe 1rdntbett u 'etDmmen. Od bDlte i'd ron baneeis
S1rldp1ttue~ Dtuen unb bOlte mir cine SndnteI p.rfeioen
81 metne Il 8rDBten Z faunen purbe i'd fsppb l. ala auM
acme Stdn eurG 6eH 0ebrau9 berielben curtrt unb Id Be.
tnbe nti1 tcbt wpDI unb mlnter,
6. s. 6aII,
Nt5emdries nabe Gitar.
3Ieint9un9 oe8 8lutes!
Salttmpr 6ea 20. Sulf 1853.
Us 10 70 pttrnmt bflaet1t I, ba8 tD an be ttlsn 5pmeren
II Der Sruf une TN &c stem Nrme lit, pelne on bent pers
oproeneA 3uHdnoe nnetnes y u es %berrEbItea, D1dn empfabf
mir TEA Seera1 oen Pance'S Sarid ar ele Dber Bfutretui-
SuH8Ss3 tRsn. Habbsm iG enc S6ahteI bappa aeorauHt
pare periNw1neet ole SAnterj N Ste gDtr. ia MET Der Wfi.
len mar ter 9eltno un0 Id nuR bete1aeu. BAD he bas anne.
tepufe Ent 8rmttttl bttpen, pelhes i'd lie aeb. auhte.
p1trtG Septt,
Np. rs CONWAY, srtidsn 5OparDs unb Gutawar.
Cur Warnuns!
gGtu man eteie Dtlen ge6rau9en, 10 it man duf Der 6nt
sh man ntBt a~aesfa9tt ptrbe. Dian tau, E eatpeO,r BET csns
ft@tlsen @senten Nper fOmme ielbf MD
seth 9. 9auee,
sp 1C3 8alhmpreRr.
5 S@a4teIu fur S.. S,tta.S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-18
SSilr IeiienSe,

eQnlelo, Sr. ~ opnlp.,
Mr.. 229, Balttmprcfrabe
baten ie5 prrrGttg Elm grpfes Niiptcment eer per4s
ecniCn Nrtitd alss GUtletten Il a 4 d. H.
Wetietaf6en, 6eifen, parfu merten, Na'
ltrmeifer. 3atnbWrten, Bd6er, 9prle.
mUnais, Gt8arrenr@tuts me herBl., AieS
Epilpr Gun(ifnf tl0J1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-18

Htebc mid, tiebe mid meiu Iunser,
theuerrr 6reunp iante Gdbpf fanft unp
letIe, uno wenn lu DID fir mtf ntht in
Elm g8ctb perwanbrln tdnnl, 70 Itebe mid
ais Geinrn treuClttn unb bdnttarlten
6reunb, yc9e ben 9uiidm Ceiuer iungen
unb iNwdrmertlhen 6reunpihdft ufmeiH
armeS, 0equaItrS peB, unb ebre e5 pteber
ldnft lmo glUdlih itin. Gb, bic 6reynbs
ihdft IT b05 tctliAie mb reinNt GjeItent
Der @pttcr, c5 III bic 0eliuterte, 9eIhledts
lclr vtete trr SCclcn Gap MID berlelten
theilbdfiig pCrbeu, mein @platt5 unb
bletbr mir trrl in Virbe unb 5rGurbftaft,
ME trb Gtr trcll blrtten nil metn Geteu
lang
SD nil Cir trcu tltj6cn, 10 tang tt
lebe, trGu bis ilbfr has 6rab ttudus, FLU.
iterte EuptnUs 10 leiit r06 uUr Gdtpf5
Sbren eS ocrnebmeu tpnnteu.
giuL unb midi prr9eBt Sbr gang, 3br
ifwdrmeriittcn GCrItu, riti 9olepb mil
trtrrem ydhen. Stutert lmO Iduclt pa,
mte elm jlngfS gtepaar am QenbGmaiu, Ii.
bcbentt gar ntdt, ta6 i'd ri0cntljh ber
6pRCprtcrr bin, wri6er biiic Gulre Gee
lcnrbc rtnaeicNnct rat. 0abt un8 Jet Elm
mcnig Sernlnfti9 iryctben, pmb vpr aaeu
Ctn0en GdhpL Cnlffcirc Iu ,Bt iitCr biz
3utUntt unlerrs 0relnpr5. Srl e., Blalt
mir, ietne SUpjen Oufa,teu unp eiu
ShmipielCr merbcn, nctft ih Cir jcbp6
bcnterEen muf hap tf ctn fcbr fauler Stus
bent mar, unp eg Elm lcbr TIetFi9ry III, bag
bic Serrn bey gDtTcNitdit midi fur Gin
9dni nibtsnuptge8 Subjelt III pUucto
Gjrtcbriamtett, ertlGrtCn, wdbrsnb lie ben
Guptml8 pd ais etR MunDer ron 1rNn,rig
uno 6iet6 prctiru. Srfl er 6d8 9s1c5 Bin
rarfru Un0 Dir natfpl5tn
Erriftns iplat)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-18
lD, gllt tGain' s&Sobup pampf- MdbIe
far
ae0rclte, ariQnte nnO 0eidlniBte Sim8ar0eit

SIR. 46, SelIibdpirabe, Baltimore.
@m gendnutsn plage bin i4 In ten Stane 8eIfbt ale
Nrien Ter pben erwabNten
Grrt-, Gd0es unb Gins @rbetten
aus,ufutren. S6reiner, 3immerleue, 8utf6en.
Sabritanten YanUmater uub glneere, wslhe berari9e
Mrbci n6tbB babrn perten wphltbuh, bel mir vprJu'
prebeu, Ia Id I'm Stanbe bin, baiBer dubertanfen ais
iete aRtrre Wtuble tm StNae.
Sd babe iort,pdbrene pprrdtbi9:
Sptntepclten, gettpfcIten, Ircppeneeldnter
ganntiters l9anb(brduBen, Santu', Sbwetf'
enfldr uno per. Y0nt 6rauben, SnBe Irteiten
,tere SGuCn, QpaDentcidicln, wfrten i6Gn unb
Raben II. Spct' 0c0els lLSVuseln, (hnea bepr8t.
benalcr(3rGbeu, lra9er jeter Writ
ItG6teine g}eriterunBsn,
Sfntbol
So FADE etcrset bic bette 9luSiuabl gut eetrodrttsn
StO1es tu &rtpPen' @elGnbern perratDt5, mic
A. .. Waba6pnt', y NuBbdums, mir i'd, 9apPel'
unt e then Srctter dQer GrUFen
Nac Nrtet wirb innerGalb rrr StaStBrrn5sn fctfn-
frGt dtNetiert. ENprI4bWthD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-18

Reps6dDen, gpnn, ~ Uid 1855.
Sr. SOB Newell, ben tieie Gmpfrblulfb bctrtfft
IN hem lntCrcitnrrn felt 9atren pcriOnIib tcIannt
VCliah babe tb nlib nit ibm uber bic prrtreflt6e
pSttertfitS pdmpe" gum 9rennen enSurblihcr 8uIN0'
tcCn fur tCren GrfntB CT Gin Patent erldn0e untera
talten Gr teiBt meine getrudtcu mb publ llrien Mn
fhten uter ttee @rfnbma beren NtbttgIett eur6 @r'
fdbrn9 htnlGn9lb benieen purbe. Sntcm td auf beie
DCllmcntc btnweIc fuae t6 nod tnSu tnB mad met
mem SafurtalFn Sr. 9lereu ipwpll bn(ibtltd RtneS
GbdrdtCrs ais nlth ieiner Uebttltdett ais Nunper-
fdntiger. hes ibm gelhentten 3utrGucns purei8 H.
SD betrdhtf ietne nSt6erttitS gdmpe" ais cine lebr
wt6ttae @rfneun9, pel6e wCnn lie nW9emetne Nnpeh'
blng iu6et beim Bremen leibt entJunbltber Blul8'
feen pele llnllIdlthe prr unJettt0rm cte une nod
nett mebr vpr S6mer,eM Branbi6dtcn un6 Werlltmni'
luu9Cn bCwabreu ptrt tenn II ir8enannten brenns
barcn Sluf1gteiRn lIrb hem @rplpbtrcn nnterr
mprien m6sen e nun gan, drblpS cher 8edrbt etn uno
pcltC man has G8enteil bstdupter 70 wnrte man ta5
pubitum nur Bmter9eten.
Dies In metne frrintQige gInNtt unb Gmpfrtlng elmer
Sadie bel relter i'd etr periCnidf6 Sncree babe unb
mr6e Id nur i'm Suterse teS publiIlms ulo CUR Nedt'
fcrtt9mg Der AnIprldf enes peretenltpDueh Vtlnnes
bternttt ab9eb. y. Sttll an leh'
Gen NOein,9trtauf biekr ,5i6erbeits eampe" bat I'm
GnsrC8 lcpobl, wte I'M Detail
vi fret s.. Netp
SIR. 3}7, 8ditmprefr, gdlttmcre.
N9. 9eegtfItsn bat oerlelbr brennbares 5utbum Bon
pOriualber 2udlltIt YanipeRihtrme, Gbnter &c. jum
gertauf. gpteterpeIauern ptre Brcber Wdbat be-
piQat (Wr, s6yRteO
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Y,SI(ltpnllntue ytad)rid)t.

%stsSssl lin ss aud s seem m68ltd Su mahen, iros
ber Gtlehten 3eten, gutc 9Denc unb pluprs Su gene
ZEN, tate Id netne 9reis auf ale &rtttel, bic men
pCtIaiprtres Eager IN rciber Nspatl bait 10 neprtg
ps nur mG9lt6 bernntfr9cett unb guar 'ue tSl8t;
9ptbe QEetne:
Ct @aepbe Si o. Cts. per Blaitr 81, per Dutenbi
St Sultcn 81 Cts. TO-, S1,OO DO.
gbatsauNlaraaur 50 Gt6. TO-. $500 tc,
9Geibe @etne;
Gauternes Az 25 Cts. per 8lalbe S275 per Dusenb;
6aut 8ariae J Gts. b., SlOO boz
Nbein gBetne:
goa&eatrtmsr 81 Cts, PER 5lafas, 400 per gassnS;
3o8Ntinsr. 80 80 Ss Sts' ssS' SSso0 Sssoo00 sO'
5obannistsrser .$lOO tcy $1,000 bp.
Spaniide unb pcrtlsteliibe @etne:
Cert g9ein bic GallCre su 75 9t5, Dollar t. 2, D.
,nb 5 letr alte unb fetnc pprl gDeine In 8laf&en
imgcrtrt teiontsrs fir @rarie eeet9gn1et al''
Ell. SpannD be yes9ueira J Dca. per 6Iafhe
Wldldea 5u u II. Dpl, y. Sat, 50 Cts. per 5la6t.
YPuseat. Fcres. unb WIatrtra gpens su Dsrfb Yrsi.
fem tepnpers ehr altfn un6 stIsn Wfaeftta bi anb
l. 8pa. per 8laldr.
Gbdmpasner su unt u 0Oa. tie 6laibs opsr 10, l2
urb 10 Splars eds Cupeno
granIGflae 9ranntwsine tGcgnacs m J. H. 20 a,
s, 6, 3 unp 10 Goldrs bic @allOne. SOaanb. 99ah'
bother S6naps (Gtn) 3u 70 ets, J. ~ une = Uru'
tie GallrNe glkr rsiHsr Nlcg8en. (Slb Mpe) unb
GSerleus Sbnaps Bu GO II. Is Gts ulb !, IL u unb
DpQ tie G,aapne, SamaIea Stun gu !, gu q 0Oaars
bic Salpne, bet V. \. ulman,
Nr. 5, Nrrb CSdvfraBe,
spifben 9alttmrre' u. 8auftefr
f- gDn mir slbf crsfaltib sutertitrt unb fret BON
aasn ihat6sn SnsreetenJsn pTsrirs lb ipleenes
Mrtfel:
8ranntpsin (8rantp) -. ~ 40 ets, per @luonf,
gpadtrleer Sdnaps (tSin) 81 az ets DO.
aCrn,S6uap5 (9DbislsD .jn 40 ets. te.
Bottom 8tum .............ju ju qO ets %.
0iimnef .,...,..........Bu Bu 40 Gts. 10.
90 Berliner ...........ju 5O etS, bc
9p bp. 9rppGl QmpcrtrD bu 80 @ts. DO.
ardutsrsY,tter ......,...ju 90 cts. %.
80. tp. teuti6e5 Az 70 9ts. 10.
%. bo. bcaanb. .sa ! Sou. tO.
Wsin Bitter ............Bu ! 9pl. te.
Shipetser Dtaeena Bitter. ju II Gpa. te.
Qtaueure (Gprtials) ais; autsktte, Mpie. 3D.
nile Bitter Uanteln, gfsfermunie, Warasdinp, pcu-
tpnnisne aiste unb nod anters metr. bel
y. s. lllman
Smpprteur u. DeftIldttur
gr. s, glprt Gapfraee.
1924 tmtTdbsu Baltimore. nnb Tdbftfenr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-18
)l(e0jjjnilc6C Nn5et0en.

6oijtute Wlitirl pVrs
ten Dem pUtliium ale biz
btlCn uub pputrmmgr
fen duptbctsu irel6t tir
gpt1enibait urt WlebtIta
hfrrnIhrlnnln ldnn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-18
Mbcr's
g(biiibrauaS -Billtn

Fre nit her gribtsu &s-
iiidlttIcit pelhe msbt-
ltNiI,be 1uHa In tleitm
3titalttr btFSt .ubersltst
irnrkPu iub Tire lDirfun .
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ArOCeriGn mO CiQuOrS.
biIabclpbia NaIe Nle.

TTTT Su SCl9e trs enrrnter Mali. unb Srpfen'
II VI greiies pirb tunftt8htu has 6OB prn yNrbtrt
\ SMITHS gale Vile" fur UalfauSbePsr $500,
Il n unb has tdlbe Snb pcn lG @dlCnsR fur privdt'
N IN 6amilen $3.50 trfcn, aunben welhe bemerF
- ties Vile gebrduhen, mG8en bertdert etn bag
tdielts, wlej r6 aud tmmer Der Yre5 hes Materials
fGht einen rliberen Buen 9t dufrCdt erbaten miro.
@ne tlrine @rtStur9 he's gretfS bet elmer 70 arcfen
Gpnlumptpn 1T beier ais ben grttri 80 rCbuitrn uno
tu perilll6en um itn hem preie entprehrNb u ma6eH
Der pres ees tecn Qls's uu6 Yrprn Gtpnt fur Yrtpa
Gdmtlien In gtntfaiben tt 70 Cts. per Dugere HrH
bCn 9rGpn SGut upb Scrth &le inb NnaltB yrrrath9.
Der teite Gilide gitcr In cpBbS uno Bdiben tpet %
Cts per Gallpne Seeer ArtiTet pclher ben @bnebner
niGt Scatpnlmeu beiritri8t ptrO suruf2enpnmen lno
6as Gjel6 WruferloltCt Die QDldren rereeu udb allen
1tGlen ber Slbt Cieufrci 1elefsrt. SellunBen bur6
bic Ypf Office eenlddDt ,rerttn pitrttltb tcicrgt.
{l3- 20 nj. cW9bldl, Ode her GreteritraBe unb
Gaifcrn aUenue, IN her alenae g9cnt UCn ". Smib's
Urubsr Smith unb stdIr') Dale Nlc. t9orlD
aedte II. Oillige &Dcilt= II. traniOliIdr sSriue.
Sgtarntsbcr6er
A8er SetbeSbempr,
Q9ddenbemer
@eikntetmer
glteren0etner &c. nc.
ct. @aCpbe Ntttor,
Gtattau War8aur
Ct SulIsn &c. e
Gbrrc stue 8rUFe auspati tmpUrttrtcr unO btrNBsr
Qtaueure. 8reb be ger4b,
(29lQ Nr. 7s pemislparta Nrsrur.