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nENTisTRl.
~ DIR. STEPHEN BAILY,
Thrss doors from fffk SfyesI 0

<Hsf "c|fs y'VUt iTtH offesL
pE. BAILY bess leave TO inform the public that he
He feels assured that experience of fifteen years.
PRACTICE with the large number Of patients, and great
fully, will enable him 10 surmount any difficulty,
scientific or otherwise, relating TO the Teeth. His
sminen ~ he profession and especIay DTs Hnrs,a men
sud and +. PaTmiy, has led him. long since, TO dis
ali Enamsls, GuttS PcroSs, indis Rubber and CSC
q gsnts for the construction of Continuous Gam
Teeth, aud that Porcelain. mounted Gold Plste.
Is the only reable substance that be worn in the
1,uth, as vas most oonolusively shown By the last
Amercon Dental Convention.
Aittoush be fatter himself from hi. Icnr resi-
known to his numerous friends and patrons. he 6e9s
leave 10 refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS:
this CITY.
DI. sIErHkN BAILr: Dest sIr,,I desire 70 prsss
my esteem Tor you personally and my confidence IN
Iou as superior dentist. he operations executed
Ios me have been hope ts,
pubic that Joar skill 80 weil deserves.
Washington, Aur. a. lsss. ao'rs J.wE. JyswE tFffRkNca.
From one of tie oldest hrms IN Baltimore. Ms..rs.
Eoggs, Cotman & Co.
. Having employ ed Dr; stephen Baly Surgeon Den
portant and lfcull piece of work, which he did to
my entire satisfaction and m view Of the aot that
College of Baltimore failed after repeated trlals 70
perform the same work satisfactorily, il gives me
sS eltimstsu 90 OF my and
Baltimore, Jan. u, ls57. HARAANN BOG6s.
Extract from note received from the late Hon. John
NJ. Clayton.
y. :. SENATE, Aug ls, lsse.
The teeth you made for mo work somirtbly moth
ins could be better. Very gratefully, vrox
To those th.t sees relsf from the msisdie. Of the
teeth, can chcerfgll7 recommend Dr. d DaIlv az q
superior DentIst; he made a set Of porcelain teoth
for one Of my family, and plugged several teeth for
tan asss and the work A' than
OF the Va. Conf of the NJ. L. Church South.
Asnl 10. 1855.
We, tho undersigned, having had occssion TO svsl
ourselves of the professional sAll OF Dr. g. Rsily,
Surgeon DENTIST of this oty or hsvlng been cognlH-
ant of hs operations our families or friends, tske
pressure expressing admiration of he artistic
skill as well as OF the uniformly satisfactory manner
In which he performs the most de ioate ard dIhcat
operations IN Dental Surgery tnd we respectfully
commend him 70 the confidence and patronage OF the
public. of which consider him eminently worthy.
THOMAS Il. WALLER, Architect l.. =. CepItQ.
fHoMAs MuLKR, NJ. D., Of Washington, b. G.
B. s. BoHRER, M. ID. OF GEORGETOWN, n, G.
rs, thEooLN. NJ. y, Of WasmEst2n, %. c.
Jos. III. BRADLEY, OF Washington, u. G.
9EoReE WALTON. Ex- -Governor Of Florida.
WALTER LKNox, Ex May or Of Washington,
HENRY BALDWIN, L. =. Patent Once,
&C. WIeHT, PrinoIpa Rittenhouse Academy.
fob 30 IT
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/ AM IN POSSESSION of some valuable certificates
In favor of the Consumption Destroyer also of its
efficacy IN relieving bronchial disease ATTENDED with
severe cough. The Syrup is pleasant and safe. and
is composed of roots and herbs procured from the
nicely enveloped in my circulars, where my place of
residence Is seen.
The extract of a flower called the Al pha Ointment
for the Piles: can, with the Syrup, be found at Mr.
e StOtts; the Syrup is at several other places on
Pennsy lvaula avenue, well as Georgetown At
Mr.: Newman's on Bridge street. In Alex -ndria {
LedbetteT's. In Baltimore, at Hauce's, lO8 Balti-
more street. diff
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Vocal and Instrumental Music.

WEBER'S
~ l. RATED COTILGON BAND
take pleasure In announcing to the pubic that E5s
they sre prepared to furnish FIRST class PAR-&fz,&
TIES and BALLS with MUSIC for the com ~
The latest and most fashionable Quadrilles,
WatEes. Polkas. SchottIshes, 6allops, Mazurkas,
and RedCwas have been rehearsed, and so the
original Lancer's Qusdrilles which are perfor med
BY tbls Band only, with great success.
orders LEFT at the music store of Mr.. Metzerott
or at Mr.. GautIer's Confectionery, also, at L.,
WebeIs residence, No. $50 Seventh street. bet cen
tIon.
29-lm LOUIS WEBER. Leader.
NJ MUSICAL CARD.
hVkR. GEORGE Nj. ARTH, leader Of Arth's
Brass and string Band, beEs leave TO snnounce W.
to his friends of Washington, 0eorsetOwn 4esA$
and AleHandIIa, that he now prepared TO cSSSx
furnlsh NJ USIC for Balls, Private Parties Parade.
SoIrees, 90. From one to any number OF Musicians
to be had at the shortest notice.
Orders can be left al the Musical Depots of Johp
r. ELLIS OF w. q. Metzerott, or at his residence
corner 9Th and streets, Navy Yard. oc 2O-Smt
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II 6 g A G f. f XPRES FICE
- So ID STREET,
AdJotning The Stat,S PRINTING Ofcs.
The subscriher. Baggage Agent for Baltimore
and Ohio and Washington Branch Railroad, has
opened an ehce, at the above place. for the accom-
mediation of the public, where orders can be left jr
the use OF Wagons TO convey Baggage or Packages
to and from Railroad Depot, Steamboats, G.. or inT
removal to any point in This City or q tieorsetown
Once open from O'Clock q. IN. Ia 10 O'Clock D rn
daily, except Sunda. to 10 O'Clock q. M. o'clock
to 10 p. m JOHN M. McCLINTUCK
Baggage Agent Baltimore and OHIO RaIirosd
N. B-Persons coming to Washington or going 10
Baltimore, not having made up their minds " here
they will stop, by giving up their checks to INV
agents on the cars, will have their baggage taken
Sharp street, and no extra charge. dIo
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A SPECIAL AR D.-To all persons Indebted to
"a to us in open accounts otherwise are respect
fully notified that their bills will be made off and
and presented by LIST January, and we design max
ing change in our business, we earnestly request
cash notes at short dates settlement by the 10Th
proximO.
We hope nview of the present financial condi-
a change IN business, will sufficiently explain the
necessity of our request for prompt payments.
Colby x SEARS,
8lMeOd 523 7th st., s doors from Pa av.
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Dentistry. &c.

nR. X. FINLEY HUNT.
~ DENTTST~
No SO Pennsyivsnia avenue. ks
VIII perfo IN al operations belonsng To hIs --4IO
profession al hIs Old established Office, as above.
q lo-tf
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FURNITURE VERY CHEAP.

II W. I'M Sh1hEs
The public are respectfully informed that the first
large Furniture Warehouse. are S3Sssasz5stsssfe
fHfIS ffRNIsaiSS NHIssffSiGn e9obs1.Sdh 81 69GSd a.
Sofls, Bureaus. Tables, Chairs
MG.ss ests t1uIsef Bss: Wsshsssnss
CarPets. Looking Glasses, China,
Glass, and Crockery Ware. de.
Forming very Immense and Sarled stock, all of
wheh we uarantee to sell at suoh prices cannot
taii TO please. Houses furnished throughout, either
Call and examine our stock before you make your
Remember the name and Race ooo.
No. $50 Seventh street, ID door from
slim X. b. Halls Dry Goods Store.
IT ROB. 4. SCHWARTZ,
L. No. $50 f street. corne- OF 18th street,
RAW sTEKEfbA APP PcKrb FIFTH pstiEk6 spEt6
mn =" en- Shell. 69sTfRs.r sri'hp' AMI
H The fl finest Oysters the market affords are put
FINE EDITIONS; IN hne bindings. of Byron
Bryant. Halleck, Longfellow. Tenny son, C"wper,
Thomson, Young, Akenside, Rogers. Gay, HI ema ms
Hood. Shelley. S"uthey, Gray. WordswOrth. Keats,
Moore SCOTT, Hewitt, Spenser, DRYDEN. Goldsmith,
store of the undersigned, mostly impoItes by 6tm-
sell direct from London SONS Of them with beauti-
da FRANCK TAYLOR.
NoTICE.-We respectfully notify all p rsons
/ having open accounts on our books that tasir
bills have been indscrimIna tey made of for issue
up 10 THIS date and are ready for delivery. Those
prefeIrng not to have them in will find theira &C
counts ready at our desk.
In view of the troubles still existing the country
IN relation 10 monetary affairs. we beg that all
Will speedily oomp,y with the wish indicate by
d2lsw CLAGETT DOOsON.
GARD PLATE ENG GRAvING. AND PRINT
cxkps cESbsISs sSs.Tss AND
CARD PLATES printed in the best manner and
AND INVITATION CARDS, PLAIN
sna sra.s snamsed surface. furnshed at the l%west
No. 5a Pa. ave.. bet. iith and 18th sts
EROM PARIS.-Fine editions, in fne bnaInss
I 0t Rscine, La Fontaine, Sevlgnl, Ducls. Rshe-
Ter, RotT3g, BalzsG; MarnIer, Voit-ire: Cape6gue,
nellie. Scribe, Regnard, Gulzot, FroIssart. Mon
stfelet, Bgchon, Moliere. Roch, Barthiemy, and
da N''N + 'sH'n 'uFi FRxNGp% SapS'ifa iTfaaS9LoR.
IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
oRENSfHEN o.i,as,6 sns assist them, by the Paris
n',GlaR has sfRed ii from GsIops Win Ths his
own. as well as the iIlanuf faeture of a good many
ss ss! S5HySdh shsP arc Il. and
RszihkS RRRakf E2fEi fna Posfs f
which are warranted to improve sny EYE afecred
SfssnSii or tending to " also
Persons who are compelled to glasses or those
wonderful
DOUBLE-POLISHED VENEZUELAN
CRYSTAL. ROCK
have received the highest Tecomme pdat ions at the
Worlds Far, at Paris, through their producing a
clearness and easlness of VISION heretofore unk
in any other Improvements.
Also. all styles of OPERA. SPY. and MAGNI-
FLYING GLASSES. Compasses. and Microscopes
are for sale at his store of Erhh street and
Pennsy wanna avenue, or Eighth street No. 4s, be-
tween street and Pa. avenue
III = Dc NOf axe fhs m Sfr
Prices very reasonable, the same az at his estab-
ushment In Europe n9-tf
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

The subscriber respectfully informs his friends
and the public generally that he has remoy -S6r
ed his BOOT ANDSHOE ESTABLISH. HMl
NEWT to No. 3S PennsylvanIa avenue, z"
south side. and zine doors east of his former
place of business, where may be found a very gene
Iai and select assortment of BOOTS, SHOES,
dren, of his own manufacture; which will, in quality
OF material AID workmanship. compare favordb y
with those of the best establ shments.
All goods made by bought of the subscriber
may be relied upon being. in all cases, exactly as
represented to which he would most respect Oily
call the attention of those want of good articles
The subscrlber takes this opportunity Of return
ing his sincere thanks to his friends and the public
in general for The very liberal patronage gwen On
for the past FIVE years; and promise, in return for
the same and for that which may hereafter bs iven
him. renewed efforts to give that satisfaction which
ID much desired I'm our business.
]. X. MORGAN, SS Pa avenue,
SeOmf south side. bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
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WOLFR's ScHEIDAM AROMATIC ScHSaPPs.-The
proprietor particularly recommends the above
schnaPps to persons travelling about to settle IN
the South or West on account of It's Medicinal pro
perfIs IN correcting the dsas and often dan
seross effects produced 10y ~ change of water-a
visitation to which all travellers South and West
are particularly liable. Strangers should be careful
In purchasing the Schnapps, as the whole country
Is flooded with countsrfeIts and limitations. The
genuine has the proprietor's name on the bottle,
cork and label For sale by all Druggists and Gro
GERS. VDOLPHo WOLpR
I2-3m Depot Is Beaver 81 rect. New York.
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crop THAT RATTLING.

am now prepared to put on " Chapmsn's Elastic
Anti HattlIng shah Fastener a sure> 15R 81
remedy Tor the raitling of the shalt-cips &HtSS
OF Carriages and Wagons. which can be8kSzS
put On AZ a small expense.
Gail ard examine at INV Factory. where I have
certificates from the leading CoschnIakers in the
country. ANDREW j. JOYCE.
loft corner ~ A ard = Sfs
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I AIDES FURS! LADIES' FURSm
The following is a list Of prices of FURS CON
signed NE cOmmIss on from Fur COMPANY IN
New York. to he sold at New York wholesale
prices:
Sets Rock Marten Vioterines and half Capes
from .$5ue to l000
Sets French Sable half and three quarter
Capes. .........-..-..........7 7.01 to u 20
SetS do, Mantlllas and ClOaks. l6 o. to $3.50
SETS Fitch ctOrInes and Half Capes 1000 to 9IH
Sets Stone Mafen vlctornes .i7.U0 to 2lGO
Sets Mink Sable NictOrines and Half .-'
Capes. ...........~...... 1910 to Is 90
Sets Mink Sable Three fourth and Full
Capes; ~;.::.-....... =. $3.50 to $500
CIoaks ......... 25 On to enoo
sets Hu ison Bay sable Half CRpes. $500 to R5OO
Sets do do do Three fourth. lo0.nO
Misses siberian Square Capes. ........ 75n to $50
Misses Imitation ErmlDe Capes. ........ 81 to 800
Gentemens' Fur Collars and Gloves. . 250 to 500
Hudson BAY Sable. Mi ink, Fitch French
Sable, and other MuHs, at prices f,om SO0 to $500
b. Fl. STINEMETZ,
Us Pa avenue, near 18th street,
d8 next door to Madame Dearue,
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NOTlCE.-TO my many punctuaI customers I
J. return my sincere thanks. and ask Continuance
OF their favors To those indebted to me | would
say, having always with pleasure ex xecuted yOur
orders punctually and faithfully, i'm return pect
fully ask prompt settlement of your accounts
After this date, when orders are executed (unless
" JOHN MARKRIrER,
ian l-6tS No. 484 7th st., next to Lammond's
NEW MUSIC received semi weekly; Music or.
dered from and sent to any part Of the country
Music Bound. &c &o., at our Piano WarerOoms,
sos Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10Th streets.
80 JOHN r. ELLIS.
A PERFECT BEE HIVE is sMcLAUGHLIN,S
~ store this week. No. % Pa. avenue, between
9th and 9Th streets. d2I
FASHIONABLE PERFUMERIES, from thu
best Ao1sss, at GIBBS'S, near the corner Of
18th street, Pa. ave, nl0-3m
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TINO THE PUBLIC.
L Parties or persons having advertised for sale
an "UNENPlOSIVE GAS" wlch is no
thing but the well known "Etheral OH" therefore
deem II necessary to caution consumers for their
safety, that the only genuine article is known as
"Reintzel's non Explosive Burning Fluid" and is
prepared and sold y r. STUFF. at his Depot, cor
uer of II TN and streets, he being the sole possess
or ol the right for selling the in the District of
Columbia.
oc 2l-eO3m FIR. STUTZ
NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
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sS6GNIoNs,
TOE NAILS.
Without Cutting or Causing tho Slightest
Pdtn-by
DR.'S CHLOS SER
surgeon Chlropodst to the principal Sovereigns in
Europe, takes thus OppoItunity of spprIsIDg the
vlrons that HE WILL STAY HERE ONLY TEw DAYS.
and may be consulted IN every department Of Peus
I'll Of WHICH, snd
long standing or bad. he guarantees 10 efectualIy
the slightest pam or Inconvenience, either during
their removal or afterwards
n. b. Oihce-224 Fsfrtet. betUeen I4tk and l5th
srests, near the Treasury Department. Ofhce
hours from 10 a. m till D. m. and till O'Clock
vii! visit ladies at their own residence by giving
fow hours notice.
II The following testimonials are similar to the
thousands in the Doctors possession:
Mr. seSo,,sT r. N, sss xss Of Srsss
with great skill and without The least palm Cert
ned by II. Majesty 8 command. BN. FOLLER.
From II. Imp. Hishn,ss, the Prince Jerome No
Mr.. schIoss.rs ma estrait des oors sroe beaucoup
JEROME NAPOLEON.
From William Rice. Proprietor Of The P.nrsyl-
Mr.. Schlosser has extracted two corns from INV
feet which were extremely painful for many years.
remarkabie, and eheerfulIy recommend him to ali
who are troubled with corns as the only person /
have ever known to perform he operation sclentif-
cay and without pain. WIN. RICE
Philade phia, Sept. %, 1857.
From Pierre Bnntr, ESQ.
DR.. SchOsser has extrscted number of corns
from my feet with great skill Ard EIth9Ts PAIN
Philadelphia, Nov. 8, 1857.
From Dr.. s. NJ. Landis. Physician 10 the Cfty
Wafer CSIs Isstitpte at Phiiadeiphia.
DIR. ScbOsser has extracted without pain or ore
ness, eight very painful eorns VI few minutes. I
would advise friends and the public generally to
&c to Mr. SchosseI snd have themselves relieved
of these toe tormentors.
g. NJ. Lands, NJ. ID.
Thousands Of testimonials from the United Ststcs
end also from Royalty, NobIty. and medical men
from Europe can he seen at the Doctors Ofice 22i
F street, bsfrsen 14th and l5th streets, near the
Treasury apartment.
ONLY FEW DAYS IN WAsHlyGroN.
d2-Im
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Special Notices.

To THE CITIZENS OF WAsHINsroN.-Wolfs's
Sehs'dam Aromatic Schaapps.--The proprietor
bess leave to call the attention OF strangers and the
citizens of Washington to a very superior srtice of
Holland Gin. which he introduced to the American
pubic under the name of Wclfe's Scheidam Aro-
matte Schnapps.
This Gin Is manufactured by the proprietor excIu-
sivey at hIs DlstIery in SchIedam, HOl and. IL Is
made rom the best Barley that can be procured in
not by the common harsh berry, but by the mr 81
choce botanical variety OF the Aromatic Italian Ju
niper berry whOse more various extract 10 dstii-
ed ana recthed with Its plrtuous solvent and thus
yoTs and aroma altogether transcendlng in Its Cor
dial and Medicinal properties any alcoholic beverage
heretofore known.
The proprietor has submitted 1t to nearly the
has received answers from about four thousand
Physicians and Chemists who endorse il over their
signatures as most desirabls addition to the Ma
terra MedIca.
Persons who purchase should be careful to get the
genuine article aa the whole country flooded with
counterfeIts and limitations.
Put up In quar- and pint bottles, in cases of one
dozen each, and for sale all tho spectacle Drug
UDOLPHO WoLPH.
sole Importer and Manufacturer.
Depot, No. y Beaver street, New York.
woLFE's ScHrEDAM AROMATIC ScHSApp.. ia
prescribed with great success by the Medical Fae-
uliy IN Gravel, Gout, Chronic Rheumatism, Drop
sy, Dyspepsia, Sluggish Circulation of the BIood
inadequate Assimilation of Food, and exhausted
IN tke world -.... . -
Put up quart and pint bottles and for sale by all
the DTuEgltts and GrOcers IN Washington.
UDOLrIIo WOLFE,
Sole Importer and Manutectur
Nos. 18. 20, and p Beaver street, New j SUrk.
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DOWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL, AZ GIRRs,n
~ Hair Store, near lSth street, nj i0-Sn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-05-17
(Iunnrr III.

bdber, unp pUle Gauirdgcnuno olele Nets
ter idurcu 2tlc ibr :jirl an rerlflben Stelle,
lir tiGtn Nac an bti oiclem NrpBen itc'
nCu y5dulc, bd9 lcit rtntgrr 3ctt Der Witt
elprntt allcr prrnrhmn cleaanlen umo
bpnIti0cn Gdydlicre oCr prrubiihen 6aupts
lldbt mar 9lud bcute mar eS ipleper bic
Gtjtc Der Nutcu GitleQihait pclbe btciem
,6urlie Suciltc, 6iirltcn unp Girairn, Wtnt-
fer ullb &dMmcrtcrren idfen III ben yer
0ptrcrn Nutldrn, pcIhe ppr brnt 6aue
dnbjrlrn, Wo unlCr peu Rrttern erlannte
man Ip0dr tjniae tpnialide Nrtnien uno
ben hlnOcn 6eSrg pNn 9Gurtemberg.
9Gcr Wrbntc oCnn IN prlrm i5due? .}u
mem ettcn allr 6irlr pomcbmen Serren, II.
warum lamcn iic 2lac nit lo ernllen be-
ocnttidcn Wirneu, pie wrnn man 5u et.
ncm YrNrdbntB gcbt uno IN irine 3U8t
Weni00cN5 bic 8rdutr lelt, mtlhe mdu
njNt I'M Sltrjen lublI? -- QHdr rs ir9cno
cine rrlrantte iirllthr 9riou oper etn
Widm ppn brber 2Iu#cidrmna, pelter od
mptutrl Gin Wdnu jrpendQs muBtr e5
iru, pcn Is pmen uur NPdnner, wrIbc
bd III gG03cn UNI Su 9Irrce tdmen mo IN
elrtS GdltS elntNit1. NPet pfln9t ptHH
Elm Wdnn Ccm dpcrn Ylumen? Sf e5
rrm zitte, pdB man ~ ctncm tranten
Trempc nit buirnprn Hrirutpuquet6 II.
NeildCu mp Gr0n2ru Arbt une in fiber
nN @irprn tGm rttenr GlpWl6te por.
bruNt?
gicin, in bicirm 6aulc wrhut lrtn Gtrit
mp tcin tdAtSmdWn, III ricltm $2mle
wrbnt tlHrrNIupt lru Mnnn lrncrrn cine
Srdl.
Id5 SbNNcriCbt MN NtnnlpIpanttn bat
has llhcr Ach. yug dUSarlprchenc lccc5i
urlbril HClltiQt
Sln sSrlcaH 5pcgiitctc lit nit
9rlrnit her g &aprc Iltc rcutidc Barber
Njcp 9tCiNlul,
tScrtrfm0 icllt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-05-17
Tamilienbldtter

8eretntaten Stddten.
Cine tauiirrts g8rden6rtit fur anisrtaluHS De'sp'
runa bduslides unb 6fientlibss esben.
Giaentbimer unb Rsbafteur: Sctter Carl gStitbee
OSeidais Qcal. SIR. 80 Nprb. g9iaiamitry Nsw'yprf
@sentin Sultimpre:
6r. SO. SC, Shnttbt, N.'@apltr., Nr. 65.
Die .Jamienbldtter" fperten ben Mbpnnenten fur ben
aud in Ier gprf ~ sablentea Yrets pom &tS, tres
Dcde fret in's Saus eslieterf' (efS'iei@V'~)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-05-17
cJm 3ol z2Baarenbauie!

Bic been unb bintlen BON peridteeenen SCrten unp
Qpeinberaen, In balben psrtel une a6teI gtpen Gin
9beil ven ben apntCn DCda pom Sdife pOevpnlbire"
Bobleu's gDeeip Sin pcn brppeltem uns etn'
fadem SlapOr, irstsn srtaltfn nit bsm Sbife oulfl'
dppi" ppn Rctterbdm
Seot6 gDbtsfs @amiep's Ssldnb urS Sas
Sterart II. Co.'S paislsp Samaiea 8umn.
GbenIp I'm 9asen porrdtbis yerfbtetene Grdte bon
Sranb9, Gin, Sertt Sureunb-, pert,
Wabetra. unb Sberrps, Gbampaener. unp
GIareta DetHeH bon pelen rulmlidif beidrntsIt
Branten. ,OIbRpe. 1t. Bourbon. 10 bistsp 8
BON berutmten Deftlateuren.
aum Wertauf bet Gtp's Gtpmpfpn,
Smperteur unb Commit ffipuair,
(2SGS) 9lr, 81 SpItbfraet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-05-17
Frwie S. GteirCr,
prpiGiiCr ttr GtCmtc I'M 9Rarplmrcr GcIIc9lun


Rcw 6aptH, Gcnh, -. Iidi 1855.
Gr. SCb. RCWttl ten blGi1 @mptftlu19 tfhnt
III ttn llulertlhntttn ttt iatren terIonl6 teionnt
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iilcu fur tercn @rtubl6 en YatGnt eriNnllc utter
lGcn. @r teiiBt meinc nebrldtrn ne pnbltittttn VIM
ddtn ubcr tcic Grlneuna. teren 96tiBfeit burtb @r
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ncm 9aiiirtolten Sr. NcreG, frpclt tinfhn6 kIne0
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nduti9cr he's inn 0citenIten iutraufNS wure5 1T.
ih tGlrdhtc ietne nSihFrbttt5 pampc' als cine Isbr
pibttle Grdnblng weide, Wem iie all9emetne Snmen
bung futet tc'm 8remen Ictht enlitneltder NlGlUB
ietten, piCle lln9ldlthe pCr mScliAem Irte uo nod
weit mctr pcr SdmcrSeh 8ranbibltn uno Vertllmnt
unlCu beipatrCn mirb, tenn alte iC9enannen brenn'
barren 6luliatettn ine ttm 9rPlcbtrrn mIer'
ppren mE9cn e MN gang fartlr5 cher Bridrbt Ietn no
pcatt man eoS @tQcnttcl betlupen iU plrte man has
pubiitum nur bnter9eten.
Tics IN mene freImiut1e Nnlbt unb GnpiellmG elmer
Gnbe bGt wIhCr i'd len perDnlbes jniGreie babe uno
wclGe h muir I'm intcrcle beS gubltthn5 lb inr Neht
ler0un0 ter NEIprittt etncS urbcntpclen WNnnc0
biermt ab8cbe. Y. Sttll man, ltn
Gen Narin gcrtaui ticler ,Gi&ertitS 2ampr bat I'm
@nSruS upcbI ME i'm &rt0l
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Oichl! SJlelil I!

8u rrmo6istcn gretkr Jdmiliens, Grtra- unt Supcr'
eln Wcbl tGr bcen Yrdnte bfrntcrs r peR 6amtI'en.
sebrau6 ansseplbl unb nab Der Yrcte 9nranlir cher
duf mlre Rpilen turIdbenpmnen su pGrlIuen BET
W. 6. II. 10. w. Drown,
Ode ron Pratt unb GcntCrtlirabf
rabe tGr g'riide
03- @Ge gDuaru wsrten trilsnfre I abGeiIsiert,
(DeIl l2MRle)
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3ipctfttjactt,

In erpGrr fi6cr QBaare @rbien 2tufen, Gn8r
GScrnc tcutIhe 6dmillen, otte frtkbe bCllGnt
Sartn0c, Garbrlten, 9imburger' z 6wrt
Jer. mb 1rauter fe an QBirterpefauer btl.
ipli tCt ~ Y hHetber& Gpmp,
l2SlM Wr. .G. GSilh Npiparb., nAN NIALlllrlhc
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