davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-12

SENT To TIE STATE HoME.-Augustus Fed
rer, company F, 22d v. R. c., was sent to
the Home at Columbus, yesterday.
MOcKING BIRD MEsTRELs-0n the even
ings of the 10Th, 18th and 18th inst. Green's
Mocking Bird MinstreIs, &c, will give such
entertainments as only that troupe can
give. @
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-12
FOR SALE.

S
no SALE-Ata great bargain, Horse, shifting
Top Lnotting BuggyS Kobe and hSrnsfsi h4 m
warranted. Viii sell all for $zU1 lees than cost. APP
ply before SATURDAY. at 9 P n, at 4O& 81: ClAir
street Cleveland, Ohio yAnlzz.o
NOR sALE-Grist Mill and 10 acres Of land in
Il Stark county, sitnate on Deer oreek, one-half
mile west of the Lima Depot, en- p. q O. Railroad.
2 water wheels and a good steam engine; plenty oI
water 3 good part Of The year, aud has a good run Of
aood0rehaEd, stable. &C, will be sold reasonable.
For apply to the owner on the premises.
the above If desired. JOHN C0LrQA. ~Jan6:zS6
EARM FOR SALE-50a acres, well improved,
Il and within two miles OF the city. Would eX-
change for city property. HAkfE1 RICE. y6:2Is
TNGINE FOR Horse Portabls new
Il for sale cheap Inquire st kOBIASON'S, lSo
superiOr-st. Jan6:2ls
TOR SALE.-HOUsE AMI LEASH on Bond
Il street, corner Of Rockwell street, in fine order.
Gas and lake water. Possession given Immediately.
Also for good dwelling houses in Michigan
Book. Gas and lake water and ample yard ROM.
the same block. Possession given Immediately. VI.
MALLAOE. 90 superior St. lan1:Zl5
NOR SALR-DEsIRABhE RESIDENCE AT
4 EASrC LEFELAND.-GOOd Bnck House and
hne Lot containing one and One-half acres Of land,
situate on Euclid street. Price $4,000. The furni-
ture will also be sold if desired. Apply 10 J. h a
IN ACRES OF OIL LAND FOR SALE
OO on Little Beaver Greek. in the heart of the
Oil Field, with producing wells on the property and
on all sides Of il. This tract is now surveyed and laid
on in lots Of one 10 three acres, to suit purchasers.
Apply 10 Capt. A. IL. DOHkMAN, Smiths Ferry Z.
o., Beaver 90, Pa. ~lan3:ZsO
EOR SALE.-sADDLE HORsE.-A very fine
\ riding saddle animal; will also trOt steadily IN
harness. Tie only reason for selling is that the owner
Is leaving this part Of the country. Address, E f.,
Drawer box 332, city. The mare can be seen at J.
Loyetts stable, OhAmpain-st. dec9GZl6
E0R SALE-Partnership in Book and Map
Il Publishing House, together with two or three
valuable State Agencies for School AppaTatus-an
excellent opening for good paying business. FOR
particulars apply at No. 3 JOhnson's Block, Bank
st. decz9:ZT5
EOR SALE CHEAP-One Secondhand Bill
Il lard Table, in good order. Enquire OF YOUNG
LOVE-, MASSEY 4 Co, 50 Centre-st. dec2s:2g2
EOR SALE CHEAP-One Secondhand Boiler
IL in 6rst-rAte condition. Size, ~ feet long, AZ in
diameter, two fues. Inquire Of.
Massey 4 Co, SO Centre-st. dee2g:22
EOR SALE-0IL-A fine lot OF Petroleum Burn
Il ing Oh, at the Factory Of W. J. GUILD, on Cen
tral MaF. H- Bep16.k7
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-12

In dry goods business is generally dan. Domes-
tic cotton fabrics nre offered mt lower prices in
many instnnces- The early spring tTade isnot yet
coming in to any extent, as the west and south
west are well supplied with goods. Clothing man
ufacturers are buying light wooden and linen goods
to some extent
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-12

Brown Observation-Disclosures 33%; Medford 80:
2I. iarvt
D Bleaehed shirtings-New York Mills 52%; VAN
sutta 90.
Prints-oosRers 27; Pacific "a" a
D~elaines-High eOlors 81; Pacific "a; SiIieas In
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01
Commercial cyntelliqeltte.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 9+ CAMP STREET
Snlurdnu Eunninc- Gnnt % lGEE

}
CoTToN--The European adVices of the Oath
inst which were received by private parties at an
early hour this morning, and were subsequently
published in the evening papers as addressed to
the Associated Press, th ough evidently incorrect
had the effect, nevertheless, of bringing the mar
ket to standstll, and up to meridian no sales of
any Importance had transpired. Brokers we're
active, however, and would have purchased at
lower rates, but factors refused to make coRces-
sions. Later in the day. accounts of the 2Sth and
9th inst, from Liverpool, came to hand, and not
only dispelled all doubts as to the decline, but
actually showed an advance, while the latter mar
ket was represented excited, the effect of which
is fully understood by every experienced cotton
dealer. We do not give the various quotations
here, as they will be found in detail at the close
of our financial article, but it is perhaps we'll to
remark that on the 9th middling Orleans was
rated at l45d., which is equivalent to lid for mid
ding Uplands After the receipt of correct ac-
counts by the cable, a very active demand sprung
up for the staple, and in very short time 1850
bales changed hands at full previous prices, and
in some cases, at an advance of fully &c. 48 IT, on
yesterdays figures, but we make no alteration in
rates. and would therefore, repeat as follows, viz:
Low ordinary 26@28e., ordinary 29@31c., good
ordinary 33@34c., low middling 35@36c,, and
middlng 38t9-c.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01
PRESSES AND COTTON GINS.
STAR COTTON GINS
AND CONDENSERS.
EMERY BROTHERS, PATENT.

These celebrated COTTON GINS differ materially from
other Gins in many respects They simple, compact
portabe easily set up and kept in running order
highly recommended being capable of turning
and better cleaned Gnned Cotton per day. with
of power expended without injury the staple than any
other Gins yet introduced.
The CONDENSER and CLEANER attachments for these
Gins constructed with substantial Frames containing
revolving cylindrical of heavy perforated zinc
attached to open iron heads The Cotton ginned,
discharged from the Gins directly Conensers and
the revolving screens and delivered from between
compressng rollers the discharge side of the Condensers
in thick sheet bat and free from the large
and sand that would otherwise be discharged with the Cotton
into the lint room by the ordinary pocess of ginning.
For sale, with or without Condensers by
j. BRECKENRIDGE BABCOCK,
lis Poydras street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01
Cattle Market


JEFFERSON CIEE, 0Goher l, 1866.
Arrived Saturday and Sunday Texas Beeres,
$50 Calves and Yearlings, and 500 Sheep. Sold on
Texas Beeves, 250 Calves and
YearlinGs, 80 Hogs, ITO Sheep, and 4 Mich Cows
Stock on sale-137l Texas Beeves, $40 Calves ana
Hearings, l22 Hogs, 2275 Sheep, and 2s Mich
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01

GROCERIES. WINES. ETC.
l. a. H. MELLEE 81 CO.
Manufacturer of STEAM REFINED CANDIES, importer
of WINES, BRANDY. PRESERVED FRUITS, CIGARS
and all descriptions of FIREWORKS,
-AED-
Agent for the Los Angeles, CAL, Wines.
80 and 52 New Levee street, CORNER of Matches
NO. "a SRAvIER STREET.
We have constantly on hand 6ne assortment Of
~ BRANDIEs,
LIQUORS. 53oaprAna
And Fancy Groceries,
Which We offer for sale at lowest market market rates g,,
T AZ ts BEACMURDO,
IMPORTERS.
Wholesale and Retail
DEALERS M
Fine Wines Liquors, Etc,
No. Ii UNION STREET.
F EDIG d DAMMR0M.
70. LEDIa, H. DAMMRoNl
Wholesale Grocers and Dealers In General
Provisions, Cigars, Tnbncsos
WINES LIQUORS, ETC,
No. 81 PoYDRAs STREET, NEAR NEW LEvEH,
NDwAKD OONERE,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
AND DEALER
WESTERN PRODUCE FOREIGN and DOMESTIC WINEF
LIQUORS, ETC. ETO.
CoRERR OoNNoK AND FRONT STREETS. NEW oREE4Es, IA
FOROMETMER BROTHERgs
wHo1EsALE GRoCERs
AND
Dealers In Foreign and Domestic Llquors
Agent for Pine Apple Whisky
81 ToHoUPIToULAs STREET, NEW ORLEANS
r a. B1AFFER 81 co..
SUCCESSORS TO wM Massey
Agents for Massey Collins & Co.'s
PHILADELPHIA ALE AND PORTER.
Ale, Porter and Cider,
By the CasE, Barrel or Bottle
BoTTLING HOUSE 26 AND % BIENvILLE STREET
Wholesale Depot, Sc New Levee street,
New Orleans, La.
| a3~ Shipping orders promptly attended to,
DENTISTRY.
SOUTHERN DENTAL DEPOT
BENZ. F. HOPPER
a St. Charles street, Corner Union, New
4rleanBs
full supply of DENTAL MATERIALS of all kinds, COZ
sisting in part of
Instruments; Operating Chairs and spfttoons;
Eeeth; God and Tin Foil Gold, Silver and Patlna Plate
Flies; Vulcanzers Rubber; Latheg;
Brush Cotton and Corundur1 Wheels;
Arkansas Stones ETC., etc. etc
Orders by mail promptly exec1ted
Address,. ahnua Lock Box No 72G
STATIONERY, PAPER, ETC.
STEVENS ls sEYMOUE,
G B. STEVENS. W. E. sEYEouRl
-DRALERs M
Paper. BtAtlonery, and Fancy Good
Nos. SO and % Oommen street, opposite the City Hots
HRw oRLBAHE
n o. PAEAEER q co..
GEE. O. PALMER JOSEPH WILDy
Wholesale Dealersiz
Paper. Envelopes and Rags,
No 1rs 1rnria. -. Il r.,..
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01
gw oEs1as gGg @Eesesa zWanlag aoEnln 1stabss ta6s
CoMMIssTON--FoRWARDTNe4

CoMMIssIoN-FoRwARDINe.
ID. DowD,
CON MISSION MERCHANT,
No. 11O Poydras street,
FEw oRLgAss.
LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES made on oonsisnm ents Of
Cotton and othsr Produce to my friends,
sPoFFORD, TILESION L CO., New York;
9. GR1MsHAw q so. Liverpool.
w L, ROBINSON,
PURCHASING BROKER FOB
Sugar aad MeIassea, on Levee, PIanta tlon
and I'm Store
oiee-coENER cARoNDELET AND eRAy1ER.
DERKINs. sWEXsoN d CO.
CwM NJ. PERKINS, New Orleans, s. NJ swEYsoN. n. y.
late Austin Tex, D. L. KERNION. New orleans,)-
General Commission Merchants,
No. 48 Carohdelet street. corner Of Union street,
New Orleans,
INDEPENDENT THROUGH LINE
AGENCY
MITCHELL, RUTLAND CO. qate JAoUEss, NIT.
cHELL co., BENZ. E. MITCHELL. of New
Orleans, JOS. P RUTLAND, Mobile,
Forwarding and CommHssIon Merchants,
SHIP AND INDEPENDENT STEAMBOAT
AGENTS.
No. "a Commerce street and 32 Front street
------- MOBILE. ALA.
H w. BUoKMAsrEB g co..
GENERAL COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MER-
CHANTS,
30 and ss New Levee street.
r W. ADAMS.
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
2e Allies d'orIeans, bordeaux, France.
EErrREscEs-Hon. G. NJ Conrad, ,yPayne, Huntington &
y Bd6s II As oara @ esgon Js9sssa Ga6 5
Q. Nixon.
MARTENEz d PALAoTo-
FCo, r1zAREo xARr1NEz-ANTox1o PA1Ao1o.,
CommisaiOn Merchants.
1873 eRAvIER STREET
NEv oE1aLss
DILLTNGHAM A DEBLoxs-
&c. DILL1NGHAM-JoHN DEBLe1R.
Successors to Weed, Writers Il Co.,
Commission Merchants and Wholesale Grocer
Nos. 7, Q, Il and i8 TchoupitOulas Street,
NEW oa1EAss
Il L. ROUNs d. BR0.,
tG. L. KoUKs, BEN. B. KoUNsJ
'E1n oer oon.Aiaaion aherehansS'
A..--'1N-1-. o--oot1i'9'
FANCY GROCERIES, BOAT AND EAR sToEKs
No. 80 Common straet. New Orleans.
Collections Consignments to se and Orders s Purchase
IRON % the Leyee, solicited.
G2oda ''.,'''H A-'',i = -''''''IHH 'AU A't"As ns
rrr-r..,7,.;-
w
w. T. "hlrEAAF' Il Q. WE1TE&AN. z. ". WHITE
AANh
CommiESRon' Receiving and Forwarding
MeFchanta'
WhOlesalesnd Retaa Dsalersin
ShooEklEs. WESTERN PRODUCE, LINE oENEN1
| NA4Ls' Etc.
! hayou BsraB Eas
sOicIt renewal If fosr a. s' 0'' A'no'
A STEWART q, CCE.--
| TAs
tASOhE-w sHE"Ahf' j. a. AREhAD
| v,,m,,,, = --DealeFs @ In
| eoAA 0to1hS AMI PLANTATION suPPLhEs'
CoPFoBEEH EEn ousEoE HoUsRJ
kSor, F1-I.n .
si0 attention paid to tho Sale and Storage Of an kinds
prompt returns Also Agents for the Rad Ryor FDrea0
S81TH O. CARRs
u. PIECKNFy sMTTH rorou ,r,.h . Yor,,J ,r =. N,
Nadison 1aristI gstl1- - - va ~
Comm,as,on nra-cbar+. ons
Agents,
30 CANT STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
TonEzs11 - @e go z,s.s@ - sSss=s@=s=.s-
GATE oahEsBv nAoAUnAzs
OmnIIHalon AAerehane'
No0' w. y AN1 NJ n tonoorhEouhAs aa,a sEsEKR'
/ MOELvAINE BROTHERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Cash .dr.no., r,..a - ees' &sS" A~E&'
Ta-I,-,I, :, '1o .-Ovo mouse 'S
The New York herald., 1866-05-02

The Of the Bank Of France for the week ending
April 10 shows the following changes compared witty
the previous accountIncrease, cash, 100 Ooof COM
mercal bills I3 geo, ,0oof; advances 200 ooof; notes,
500 o0of treasury bills, 2oooooof current accounts
5000, ,oo0E
The London bullion market on the lslh was nat es
pecially for silver which there lttlo or de-
mand for the East The official returns of the Imports
and exports of bullion and specie for the week ending
April IS show that there imported into the United
Kingdom gold valued at 2s0o,65i aui silver xss 44s
together G400 Ile There exported gold valued at
420o 5s3 and silver stl4s together f4s5, ,7a The
exports, therefore, exceeded the imports by ss5 el2
The following were the current quotations for gold and
silver coin Of diGeren, nationalites accsging 10 the
The New York herald., 1866-05-02
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TuksDAr Nay I'd r. n
A.uEa Receipts 80 pkgs The market wss nrm, but
quiet Buyers we're plenty, but there was but little
stock with which 10 supply their requirements we
quote pot 80 'sa 70 81, wsh small sales. and pearl
S12 so q eia
BRKApsrrDs Receipts s,ll7 bbIs -four, l. ls' DO
and 2o2 bags corn meal 800 bdsbes wheat 2Ao do corr
1850 do malt, and cas- do. barley. Tho demand Tor
state and western aour limited, and prices declined
&C. ioc per bbl The sales were about 1900 co's the
ANNEXED revised quotations. Southern hour was shade
in buyers favor, with continued light inquiry The
sales wers 80 bbls. Canada hour vas nomnahy oc'
sv mi lower closing heavy q the decline, With sales
q 50 bbla rye aovS wss 9sils bus upcPanssa Sesn
The New York herald., 1866-05-02
..4l v.s dun end hs-y, Win sales Of SOD bss SAAss

Wheat again 2c.a &c. lower under . limited ~
mand The sales only reached a. 900 bushel mainly ~
81 80 for old No Milwaukee, 81 70 for Milwaukee club
for also limited and the only sales we heard u
were 1000 bushels which were mostly made - de-
decline OF 1c. per bushel We quote pps0und a. Sic
delivered Oats were lower and dull at the decline We
quote new Western at &c. 4sc old do 67c. 69c.1
5sc Rye quiet and heavy, with Of s. GOO bush
els Western at 7sc Malt and barley dull and nofn-
inal, with more sellers than buyers
,COIToE-PrIces continued more or less nominal Tho
European advices impaired temporary hrmness, bus
buyers continued to hold of for lower rates There were
no shippers operating to-day few needy spinners
about the only buye The prces obtained showed
improvement upon yesterdays rates. owing ip part
to the more favorable news from Europe. The saes
were confined TO about 900 bales There were plenty
buyers Of mddng at &c. but none was offered al that
Waln
The New York herald., 1866-05-02
Good Conduct OF the Freedmen I'm South
Carolina-Fair Prospects OF the Crops.
OUR CHARLESTON coRREsPoSpENcE.

OHAHLkSfUN, aPH ~ HoO0'
General Scott, Commissioner of the Frcedmens Blu
reau gives glowing Of the good conduct OF the
freedmen the Sea Island plantations and other places
lately visited He says the crop will be nearly
not quite equal To those Of tho best seons in times OF
peace. At time II feared tho freedmen would
unreliable In the grass season. when their services
would bo most needed. That danger is past The freed
fully sensible OF the Importance of faithful labor
half Of the crop great want is felt for the means
OF subsistence until the crop Is gathered Enerprng
capitalists who could supply the planters and freedmen
credit TIL that time would, without doubt, find II
very profitable investment
The New York herald., 1866-05-02

Tho balance in the hands Of the United States Assist
Treasurer at Boston, the close Of business on
April 2s s14 900 oe4 increase Of $3.50, s51, as
compared with The previous week.
Tho total value Of imports at Boston for the week end
ing April q s77oss5, against $4Ssa $40 during the
corresponding week in 1865 The total vaIue Of exports
from Boston for the week ending April q, including
specie $As5 oos against $le2 s2s for the CORE
spending week in 1895.
The Boston Traveller Of last evening says:-
The supply Of money at all the usual sources 10 in
excess Of tho demand FOR its use and large
balances OF loose funds ming idle In the deposit
tories which cannot readily hnd employment as there
are more lenders than borrowers
The returns Of the Bank Of Engand were as follows
The New York herald., 1866-05-02

offenders N the same category with offending whites
and claims the same Jurisdiction ever both. Carrying
out his instructions TO the Grand jury the latter are to
present freedmen the they would any other per-
sons. He totally ignores the military tribunal known
as tho Freedmen's Court 10 negroes arragned for
crime ne promises the same mode Of trial as 10 any
other offender and the same protection Of the
law in all their civil and personal rghtA He bass his
right to pursue tho indicated upon the
enactments touching this CLASS Of citizens passed BY the
State Legislature last winter How the Freedmen's Blu
reau viii relish the programme marked out BY Judge
Christian remains 70 be seen The sentiment of the
people here adverse 10 the Freedmeus Bureau was
pretty clearly and pointedy shown tho occasion Of
the late visit OF Generals Steedman and Fullerton II
claimed then that the best friends Of the negroes
their old masters, aud that the latter would prove
faithful In looking out for their interests than
outsiders ever had would Judge Christians attitude
the administrator OF justice Is designed as he very
plainly sets forth In his charge TO prove the truth Of this
assertion not alone the North but TO the world He
is new man on tho bench but his past brilliant record
lawyer and solid judgment and requirements give
abundant promise Of admirable fitness for the place. He
is native OF Niddesex county, and at intervals IN
past has represented his county in the State Less
Iatur6.
The New York herald., 1866-05-02

from the port Of New YEk 10 foreign ports, for the
week ending Nay Z, was tI7iaesa
The business ut che Sub Treasury today w0 - fob
The New York herald., 1866-05-02

American securities were quoted o. follows at the
close Of business on April 49,
United ststos $40 yrs, 1882 FER cent. seA 7oi4
Virginia State 3ois bi5s
Atlantic and Great Western, Pennsylvania
lst mort, 1671......... ............... ~ ~
DO. con mortgage bonds 1890. "a 0dx
Erie shares 500 fall paid) ep. c......... 53ka 81
Illinois Cent, 800 shares tall psid 10 p. SO so,s
Panama Railroad, I'd mort, Ie'2 q y c.. 100 l02
The New York herald., 1866-05-02
Sudge Christian ON Fresamsn and
Freedmsn's courts-NeGrs O9enslers
Placed On the same Fsetlng with
ocH RfcHwoSp conRnsrovpzxcf.

sr caAsIu Hcrnr, Eicsnoxp, April %, 1919
Judge cbristsn, who was elected By The Legislature
a i,s lest term presds ever the Circuit cour, q Hen.
rico county rhich entered ss ssson Yesterday end
the nn ,hst he's been held BY shs court since hs s>e
w'he war; deasss his pcss'es sshsivs 70 nesdu.s vis
bsnssakst's fsfss Ssj psssessy. ~ ,iaso psCV
The New York herald., 1866-05-02

The following statement shows ths condition OF th
Philadelphia banks yesterday as compared with tho Pre-
vious Monday
The New York herald., 1866-05-02


cxssnded proper rsStecion 70 the rasonors and
had authorized his maueatmtnt py the g,,srd; that
charge two not sustained but that the trails befon
Mr. Fzs courts seem often 10 have been conduc'cd ~
ndcaen haste that IN case throe Mr. fx cxcncrfled
fom all blame; that In casa four manifest ne2ccr and
ins,ien ION had becn exhibited but whceher frsm scc
dent or seei n did not appear that In cate hvc the
cbaVe wss proved, but in extsnustion II was shown
that the guards acted without orders; charge six
not sustained charge seven mol fully sustained
bsa enough proved 70. mSko afr. Itzs conduct
rsprehcpsble The court therefore recommend his
0smsssL but appended an opinion that these charges
sere not made Against him by Mr. ladder with any
desire ~ benefit tie freedmen, but from mee rofsoasl
spite ihi. finding has not yet been confirmed Z
WsrGys ACTUALLY SUSTAINED,
The evidence NJ II actually stands upon the obo'nl
record not only 70 sustain all The charges but
inroduces elements Of horror II was proved that
Fitz had taken men who had never had the smallpox
out Of thu prison whers they were confined for
nsn-psymsnt OF anes aud other offences against the
Trent settlement code, and had marched them under
etisrd and compelled them 70 bury people VINO
had died Of the smallpox That he had also
refused TO give ecfns 10 people who had died Of the dis
captain Ssay Superintendent Of ths Bureau af New.
berr, sna fftx's superior oflcer. was exsmned, and
stated tbs, he bad authorized the innicfcn- Of lines
Fits hooks gave no cluc 70 the ID question: the
records were sad 10 have been lost
Generals Seeiman and Fullerton ycstetday vsted
the settlement, and In converssi op With the poor crea-
twes there ELECTED sisements quite ~ revolving those
established on the sriaL
The New York herald., 1866-05-02

TIC fecrHt Improvement OF OUT secufes 10 the Lbh'
dsu market Is shown by the following table Of prices
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-04-03
Sr. y. 81. Nagssa,
80 2eBtbin WunbarSt in Der
0ereinisten Staa.
fct, 81 rf1t cc :.
Msr, 27, 1866.

rpoate ben Sinpebner ron dasntaun uRe ttt ltm9t'
ssnb anjti9en, cab er Die prastiee pon SRsftpn,
IN aHsntaun. uno 3par an Der 7Nn Stroes, untsr'
hnlh her lhnriica. bstnabe 9s9enabsr Gem Wa' met;
poi pes prn. Itla1mau Sw,.;;cper ncb imh'er i5Iis
ftst.-Gr bot bic @brt ssbabt. su lem nj ri c NJ
Den 9erps. in ben Srefsn 81 Srrnsridstur9,
3banteucrpiue. Stanflins: Srcsfns, u. no. 3u 9Ss
tSrsn. une ca &C psritieesus scspitsltr un;sr lti
ner aufdht bans, 70 bat CT fdb arcfc &rtabrrn9 in
otr @unrarjsueisaunbe une rem Den &etanflun;
80 ancsrer aranttsiten dbsfbaupi 5usticsen. Der
Oottor bat rs9dmdeis Sratuirt in ttm ,.Se fife Z;
Ton Webteat 6 slteei nj" peu pbilaosls
pbia. unb bot sReoisin pratiiirt wdbrsrp rCn LEGS
ten ID Sabren. Do CT siel Grfabrun9 Ssbstt in
esr ssbantlun9 pen dusen. 70 srtittet CT fd, tss
fcnttrs Die @unh Scldbsr rpsldhe or buftn nihistn
Sr9ansn srfranft ino-inesn, Ct sislsn cas- gsfdt
ro'sssr bsrsetslIt bot bic fdr Sabren iub gene:
lea fnt. Gr ipolIte audi bic aufmsrtfamfsii ssris:
oisen srbittsu, bic on 6 Gbrsnif6en 8ranf:
fbtitsu lsiosn, ala rpie BafTsrfuht CIR pelds sr
eia beinabs unfsbltatts Wittd taD, Rranfbsitsn
Der Nisrtn, Rbeumotifm. Neurolaia, ghrcniGhe
PuHen. Diarbrt uno 8ubr, (rpslbt tr pcraibt in
rusnissr ats Der balbsn 3sit, ols bur bic asmctn:
lidtn WQttttl surrsn gu t0nnsn. hcr reenbsn Shin.
@eitre. eosr @ersrSbsruns nes haIfs. piss, SRa.
rasmus sosr 1us3sbrune in 8ireeru, fransts acpf;
rpeb. Iapewurm. SRatonholto. Strcfuta. cccr6inos
uetd. Gpelepfa, cree fallenee 8ranfbsit, Yatrih,
pois, 2stttr 8rantbtihn ttutn Die Damen untcr.
psrfsn Hns-fc mis arantbsiteu. Der estsr, esr
euu9e unb bes Ssr,ens.
5assm CT aubir sRses5a fir Sahrsn prati,irt
bat. fs iff tsr Or. i'm Stanbt uno no / Tito on
ptrfsntn ~ ptrmeifen, msIde furd ibn rem ten
msiftsn ansefdbrt.n aronbsitsn esbcii mcrbsn inb.
HIe hriprdds psn Der Staet etsr Dem eanes,
srbalten tsi Ios sesr Nadht prsmpte 1ufnsrtlam
feit.
Gassi,nsn tsforst sr fsltf on ole patienisn. ri,
er audi fsl5f ,uttrstst unb CT sstrar DIT feline ale
Die anerteftn.
Todwsi sifunssn:-Sein frhbere 0a:
ticnten.
autntaan. Sspt. 26. 1865. ..- ralS