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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-02-02
ROCKVILLE, Md FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY O. 1866

bran new discovery. 1t seemed to strike
'em all Of a sudden like an Xpost fakte
law, and they wanted to go into a
general hangin' bisness, and keep it up
as long as they could find rope and
timber
Now. the ideaAaf, several millions Of
American freemen being guilty of trea-
son at once. The idea Of applyin' trea-
son to the Old Dominion, the muther of
States, and ofWashington and Jefferson,
and Madison and Marshall, and Patrick
Henry and all the Lees, and who gave
away all the territory in the Northwest
for nuthin' Is she to be scandalized by
these new light christians, who are com
pounded from all the skum Of all Gre
alton. and think that Paul and Peter
ard Revelations have been for 200 years
maxim special arrangements for receiv-
ing their sancti6ed souls in Paradise !?
Treason, the dickens Where's your
dictionary? Where's Dan'l Webster?
Where's the history of the Amerikin re-
volution?
No it amt Treason nor reeson-butit it's
eevilish, Internal, inhuman hate. What
do they keep Mr.. Davis in Jail for? |
hear sum say that it Amt Mr. Johnson's
voluntary doings, but the tremengius
pressure of surrounding circumstances.
Durn the circumstances. Amt Mr..
Davis great and good man? If
Andy johnson amt an infdel, would
ent he swap chances for heaven with him
and give all his earthly estate to boot
If Mr.. Davis's honor and integrity, and
patriotism and true courage were weigh
ed in a balance against Summers and
Stevens's, and all of his enimies, wouldn't
he outweigh 'em all? Won't his conduct
in Mexico and in the late war, and his
nobility of character live long and grow
bright in history, while the memory of
the hown's that are bayin' him in his
dungeon will sink into oblivion think
so-that's what say, and I'll bet on it,
and Charles O'Conner, and all the
women in the country will go my
halves
But there Amt no particular point in
all this, Mr.. Happy. It's only my
opinion, that's all. l may be tarnal
fool about everything and don't know
nothin'. I'm tryin' my best, however,
to take things jest as | find 'em, and my
principal business for the last two months
hav' been weanin' niggers to make EN-
feel free. put 'em all out to take care
of themselves, and l don't know what
Thad Stevens is fussin about, unless
he is jest mad because our boys burnt
iron works. If that's all, we can plead
the ruins of various similar establish
ments 10 these regions, and get judg
ment agin him.
But I'm about through, Mr. Happy,
with what ] ha3rto gay; only this--if
they ever was an atiiikted people that
needed friends, its US. II we've got any
friends anywhere, want EN- to show
their hands and stand by US in our
trouble | feel like reachin' out to the
five points of the compass in search of
sympathy, and ifthere's an honest states
man or brave soldier northe Of the line
who loves his fellow men. let him open
his heart and meet us on halfway ground.
We amt afeerd Of beasts or varmints-
of devils or demons Stevens or Sum
ner-hut we arc warm hearted and
forgivn' people, and friends. Ar'nt We
and don't we?
Yours, everlastingly,
BILL ARP.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-02-02

H Ths socrsrT Of Ladies is school
{ Politeness.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-03-22
FLOUR OF BONE .

W. will give "'o"cy guarantee Of tho
W purity Of this article. IL il pure Wn-
steamed, ,n,burnt bone, reduced - ,he f"ensss
oi for0. which adds 100 per Ct. Ia its value.
II is AZ q"ich and 0ctire, as acid d's'otred bone.
contains neither acid n,r water, which neces-
Sarilv adj; weight, ani reduce the quantity ef
valuable elements. We rccommerd $50 lbs.
to be usc,! in place OF 500 lbs. Supe- Phos-
phate or dissolved bone.
JOHN $. REESE & Co.
GrNEEN. AGENTS For THE SoUTH.
Il South Street. Baltimore.
March 10, lSGG-Sm.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-03-22

kEOTICE Is hereby given that the snhscTi-
q Der has obtained from the Orphans Cou rs
of 8. Mary's county IN Maryland, letters ot
on the personal estate of Gabriel
Thomas, late Of sand county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased are hereby warmed to exhibit the same
with the proper vouches thereof, &" the sub
SC ~iher on or before the 22d day IT Sept. 1866,
nthe.wrse they may be excluded by law from
al bs leht of the sad estate Given under my
ha 4 his 18th day Of March, 1866.
MARY A. THOMAS.
Administrative.
If lS;, dw
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-03-22
UNII}ER.

syTE are prepared to furnish lumber to
order. delivered At Poor Jack Landing,
On tn" Potomac, At the following prices =
" lite OAK. SO per m.
Pine Red OAK, and Poplar. 25 g
ChcSnut Of lengths from 10 to Is ft25 !" .
GtcSnut is the most lnstin. timber and most
suitable for fencing and whlrtS.
Address, ''MontrosS We>tmoreland CO., Va.
+ l.. WHARTON & co.
March s, lS66-:}m.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-03-22


ENHE Undersigned, having formed coport
Il nershIp for the purpose of establishing
Real Estate Agency, hereby notify the puLlic.
that they will give specIal attention 10 the pur
chase and sale of Real Estate IN ST. Mary's
and the adjoining counties. They have now
butte number of valuable farms for sale III
this county. and parties who may desire to in
yes in St. Mary's County lands will find -
greatly 10 their advantage To make application
to them. These farms eliglbly located, f,
contain from 100 to 1000 acres, each, and can
be bought al prices ranging from $4,000 To $50
GOO Parties wi>hiry To purchase will in no
case he asked more than the lowest figure foI
which the owner will sell.
Satisfactory evidence Of title will be furnish
ed in all cases.
All orders from abroad will be promptly a
tended to.
References given, when required
JAS. I. RLAKISTOkE,
JAS. S. DOWNS.
Attorneys a. Law,
Leonard Town,
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-03-22

NOTICE is hereby given. that at the
Ia expiration Of thirty days from this
date, ths undersigned intend TO arp'y to
,he County Commissioners of ssiht Ma
~. County lory permission to make
change iu the PUBLIC ROAD l'adlng
from Lccuaritown to tAc hreat Mills a.
f,l}o.s: 70 close that 'r''on of ;h@ pub
,ic road. row leae.ing from the main road
running from Leonarltown to tie Great
Mills through the premises of Thomas B.
Price, aud 4cayins the Clif,oa Factory TO
the left, md to ado,t in its stead, as
nnhlic road, the road now rnnr1'us direct
j. through tic village of,Ae Clifton Fac
tory and thence to th, hrrnt 4ili.s-
WN VI HILTON,
JOHN f. TURNER,
II B HAM HhTF,
JOSHUA WATTS
aud others.
March H., e66-t tw.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-03-22
EO II. G.. VI An JOS TR MEOSLE lUA
Maryland
Land
Agency.

WE SELL AND PURCHASE on CON-
w mission, REAL ESTATE otcvcry de-
scrption III the City Of Baltimore. the Conn-
ties of Maryland and other HatcF-BOR-
ROW AND LOAN MONEY ON MORT
GAGk.-and attend TO COLLECTIONS OF
all kinds promptly.
OUR OFFICE is centrally and convent
emily located. with all the appliances Tor a
thorough and energetic dispatch Of business;
and we propose to use all proper aud avn'la-
bic means to. present to the purchasing pub
lie and capitals. such property as may be N
onr innds for sale
IF you want to SELL A FARM, HOUSE,
| OR GROND RENT, inform US Of the fact.
and put it on our Books.
! IL YOU want to PURCHASE REAL E.S-
! TATE Of any kind, or INNESTin GROUND
| RENTS or MORl'GAGES examine our
! Books before you do SO.
| Persons having business in our line. arc re-
pectfully solicited to give us n call, or COM
! nunicatc with us by letter Cr otherwise.
CAKMAN & BoSLEY.
No. CAREoIL HALL. (up stars.l
S. f. Corner Bait. and CnlI ert streets
BALTIMORE, Nd.
! Marsh Goth. 1SG5-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-03-22
NOTICE. TO CREDITORS,

n rriCE is hereby given that the aubscri /.
~ ber has obtained from the Orphans
CoL.t of ST. Mary's county, IN Maryland, let.
,ers ot administration, on the personal estate Of
Joseph Hayden, late of sand county, dc.
ceased All persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned to eNhibl, tha
same with the proper vouches thereof, To IN
subscriber nr before the 18th day Of Sept.
Is6G, otherwlo' they may be excluded by law
from all hene6 - the sand estate Given un-
der my hand his 9Th day of March. lists.
jas TN RALEY,
Administrator.
March 9Th. lS66-4w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-03-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

n Office is hereby gwen thauhe subscribers
= have ohtaIned from the Orphans Court Of
SAINT Mary'S county, IN Maryland, letters OF
administration on the personal estate of Jon
tt Yates. late OF SAID county, deceased.-
All persons having claims against the said de.
telSed, are hereby warned To exhibit the same
with the proper vourhes thereof, To the subScri-
ber on or before the l3:h day Of Sept 1866,
otherN ise they may he excluded bv law from al
benefit Of the said estate. Given under our
bands this 18th day Of March. 1866.
ANN s YATES,
JOS Ford.
Admin .efa<<s.
Morch s, 17GG-iw.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-03-22

supply pure and fresh article of Bone
Dust in any quantity at the lowest mar
kct price
We guarantee this Bone Dust to he the
best Manufactured Ii IS ma''c NJ Bo"es
Hsd hare mt bsca toiin{ OF cadcined.
"" presume it is hardly necessary to
remark that most ot the Bone Dn>t offered
the Farmer is made of Rones that have
been h,tle1 or E,tlc'D,1 hy which "a large
portion ot their teftij;zing constituents arc
j >troy.d
Bone Dust Of this kind is Of a very cry.
bleachcd ma u-c and finely ground
Bones that have not been b"ifed or c'd-
ct,tcd capnot have that appearance.
The glutoaous matter OF unburnt OF un-
boiled Bones is apparent in the Bone Dust
manufactured Of them.
Farmers should look to this before pur
chasing.
We otFer he above Fertilizers at lowest
| market rates
BY establishing our House in Alexan-
dria, Va, the natural market Of the lower
counties of Maryland and the Eastern
Shore of Virginia, we are prepared to Of
fer advantages important to The convent
cncc the Farmers Of those sections, as
they vii be able 70 purchase their 81 p
plies from more accessible points at as
low il not lower prices than they can be
purcsa Scd elsewhere.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-03-22

Also, a fine nssortment of Ladies DrSs
Goods They invite particular attcsdon To
their very large assortment Of Ready Mads
Clothing. which they offer very low.
Also, BOOTS. SHOES, HATS ard OArS.
They sell the bcs't Brognns from $3.50 =,
81, rs Mems Boots from 4 to 81, and, CIR
cr articles at equally low rates.
Come ant examine In order 10 be o,ny1O-
C,d.
JAMISON & COUGH,
Chapt!on
Md
Nov. ID, 18G5-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-03-22
Great Bargains at Chaptico !!
March 9Th. lS66-4w.

~III. undersigned would respectfully inform
4 the citizens of st Mary's County that
they have Just received a very lAgc and we'll
selected stock of FALL & WINTER
GOODS. embracing every thing usually kept
in q first class Store
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-03-22
soluable 1)atihf dndno.
Dnn LRS. SOLUBLE PACIFIC Gu
>AA ANA ..,rt A.: a liz ...,..c6

II
>OV ANO contains 20 lbs arwsI mof-
Ter Welding + fo HIS nmpfowa
Also So tr9o lhs. enrthy b,ae Phosphate
# lone 50 ll~. OF wAi,h are sctuh@. phosphate.
l. combines al The advantages vi the best
hro"ds ~ SurcI Thospbars. with .hose Of re-
ruvlan t,rsnc
. i't rf7rs',a Of IFS greater coscenfrdfrsn. We
rccnmnen.I n per Ct les hs weight IN he
u~,rl per Fcrc. than Of any fertilizer costing
tho same per ION and nn more per acre shan
nj those selling At 20 per CT. more Per tom
Hence is econ my.
This -lmnr weighs Go He. rer bashei. hence
IN applying i, fs-rrers m,ss tr governxl by
weight ani iar, by bulk fx is Is much light
q than the Su,eE Pm sPhataA- EsSy sarpe
d-iy ltsT.rte<I
JOHN S. EEFSE s co.
GENN,AL AGKsT> FOR rus SoUrH.
Il South Street Ba!tmws
March la lSG6-Sm,
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-03-22

n tNc CiTcNlt Count Tor 81 Mary's County
sJttnl1fas a Court Of Equity.
No. 3 \. Equity.
EsY virtue of authority vested in me, rs
ES Clerk of tie Circuit Court tor st Ma
r>'> County. by tie "Co,!c of Public General
j..Ns' uttU> State vi he,chv ordcrc4 that the
Report al .ismcs' :. Downs. Trustee in
,us case he raCilicda0d confirmed. unless cause
- the ca~trnA be shown ON or before the
udfN N.nlav ot .Iuue next; provided.
4 copy ot tins order bc inserted iu the Saint
NArv's GD3<ttc, once A week i"r three sue
co~~1yc week, prior to the third Monday OF
NaV urNt
The report statc> ti,at tn. land sold for $40
JNO. A.CANAIIER, Cl'k.
True tnpv-Ny>t
mo. \. CAVALIER. Clk.
l'ch. 81. lsG6-Sw
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-03-22

July Goth ,ls@-9.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-03-22

March H., lN66- iw.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-12
nNlllnlfr 81.

ca5 9allen asss Ginees, nur bas un.
f6uIpigs Sdu4jsu feiner 6rsurr war
nod imStanee, tbm eiu2dheIn obju.
IOdeu. Gr Itaftc unp arttitctr, I'm
stn.m Spbne Elm fhere5 Grbt9etI ju
binterlaGtn; er betdmpit. mauntjh,
ME Gliit es 0eOiinlht, BEN wiIben,
oft an g9abniinn grsnlenoeu SNmerj
IN ieiner Sruf, bis eerieIbe filler wur-
DC uno wsni9sr na9enp. &bsr oas Sc.
ben mar ibm fprtan uur Elm punttsr
Graum, psnn mas s5 ibm lpunig uub
ihBn 9sma6t, bic 4iste, pnS Gin,iat,
Was auf Grpsn wa6rbaft tegliiden
taun, MAR tbm ia gtRorbtn.
D'raubsn i'm Yarfr, 100 um einen
9rilnsn VlaB Gannen uHo Jihten
raul6sr, erbeben f6 jwei l6iigcl, ptht
vcn gpbsu iiterranft. Sier fanp aud
Der StreinIamte suoti6 5riebrn, wenn
SsrjwttR Rung tbn faFeu wollte .....
pier rubte aud er, ben bic Greurcn
pes Gtbrns auf unrehte pIaoe gr'
ftibrt bier rubte aud ietne Gphter
Die 70 I6wer al ben 5OI9en itinrr
S6uIo 9eIttten.
lleber beiOs @rater m6l6te ,Tb tes
6tmmeIS bIaue 1uppel, iiter beieru
@rdbrrn ihwette prrl6bmuo Der On.
gel res 5riebens.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-12

3wst itlimme 1&ae pOn SdmOubOiesr
bur6 0r. StridIauo's p6mOr'

6r. GIas aus Saaespae, gDisruriiu, tb,tlt jun
Reitcn aIler nit ben 6amprrboieen Bebdlteten NIT,
aelitttn uuo fem 8ruoer aus 9lei6tm Grunoe ben
Sac llebst f6rRb 9eIdbmt hattie, als unbetlbar aus
stnl Wiltdrbtenfe ptrapi4iSbtt puret. 6ebe b6hh
trauriasn BGae purbsn bur& etne SIaidG ben Dr.
Stridlsno'B 6dmprltpiten Dlittt eebottn. Ets
eRtpIebluus oeisl 5srteu (Otpit Die auberpetn td9-
lid lei Or. Stridlaub ein9sben6en 3suGntiie Outsu
DRtientsn ibertsustn. bab Die idpttrisisn Ciueez
fltbten Bole bUr6 Dr. Strit(an6b SamorrbOiotu-
Uprratbig; in baltimore 5etb g, Sauce
Wr. 20S, 2peIt Baittmcrsir.; In D Dafbi 9ten
J fepb 90 VI atrnA 8ruber.
9ro6strtauisr: VI. 8p0eler & 80. unb
GbDm on y d, Baltimore Ulo.
On % fbtngtpu bel q bs. 9briittaut
b. S71 IA, arsuue (SuIl6lO
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Gebeime aranfbeiten.
@runSlt6e sur aarantirt t
Or. Solspb Sabian.

~ ~JpIsfN O"ptNh$
Office: 9fr. 228, Vtne.Strabe,
TbiIaecIpbia.
Or. Tnbian 9arantlrt In ielgen6en Rranibeiten
cine ihnele unb srnntl6e Eur Die Wesi;in wirb
sen MIR flbit tubstsitst unb 1T surdans trd bon
6uedhber.
@sbeime slrasftriten
beibstlf @sdIebls, 70 itredlih In ibren Soleen.
nenn osrna6diii0i unb ptnn ud,t bon entM eriabis.
nen Niste bsbarbelt.
Selbltbefefuns (Onante).
tsrsn tranrlst Sclsen RG tnnbaeten IN Mtbmuie.
lidtn i3sugnnestraF. febtnsabtretnb nno enblih
gusttbrur6. SuRse 2enie. bic h6 bcatu tenubt
Ine. icllten iid osrtranensSou an mid rsnotn. SO
babe fauieoe iolter unslidItdten 3u ibrer Fabuen
fraiiigen @eiurbbett Surldaebra6t ote bon anbtreu
laid bstar belt cher ais unhalbar anaeeebtn poieen
fnb.
Srauen.araufbetten.
Bsihet 5luH, tdufs bic uriaGe austneinsr
Gmpd9t, iinreselmdfisfeit unb unfruebtbars
feits
llnregelm lmG bt9fett
IN Der monotiidben gisinlanna cser gdn,iidbss
Iusbf. iben esIieit,n eIsidoel ppn p,lher llilate
prb IN fpeuieen Ragen bon mir beIotlteut cbHt nss
t5eilise bclsen fur Die @einnbbeit.
S.ti msner iiini.sbnidbrsen prars In tiessr Sidst
babe Id mid baupiiadl6 NIT bet eetanfiun9 oblest
9tanbstsn beltditet une battn Ole sanaenelien ae'
fuliate er5telt.
Muswdrhse pattenten
itnnen bon mit tebanb,l, ptrosR, ~snn lie mir breS
,Suiiaae trifd- msiihe,ien.
fibeIt. (5an5.1S)
DR.. Jos. FABIAN,
Nr. 228. Vine ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
(Sanl31S)
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DeS allnaltnaA 1renm0 !

(Ebe gonna Dien's Brteub.)
HRtsr @aranttr tsr Seiluns sc beimsr 1ranf.
bstten. Del aleE apolbe'era gu babtn. Ytau
oerIan9e hes SungIiRst ifrtunb nQbe gouu8 Rer'a
Titnb)' Dlit ieeer SaGtbtel srbalt uian cine Sro.
Ebdn ibtr bic Spmptsme uuo Bsbanblung ssbtimel
kranfbetteu, c6er man taun cie S6uit bt3itben,
frsnumau an 'geuns TeHs 6rieuA", Sor 90. Gin
lnrati i'd si6t uRp benz 9rtsfe etnt Sen s-p ito
mertr beiIss 3n 30 NOR IN baben bel
.. y Sduee,
{ atfiI 10 RisO ar 2CS paItimpeIIr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-12

An5e- 9e.
Bel ben tintw,stdrstsn Fnb BshtI Ia bsitstissn
Ginisn unb Suumsu auf bic %. Stb. &C b
8 ~ nc tM Srauttutt o. W. tets N babes.
Qtirmau q 0pmS.,
(2s-l RI. 81, oht.6earIsSer.
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y. ID q C er'S
noIiSh g Germau 1uffttuf.

WH6ltfH 0ttMWU JW!tttut.
Tai,bsntu RrsikR befanRt ais bur6su8 aeei9net,
Rinoer turd sulsH unierribt II. 8ehiHbe Gr,tetuna
m nhyltdsn Glisbern btr msnldliheu Gtlsaihaii
ieransubilbtn. tiitet aufs Reus, pas btrjsbtn biz
= Iuttr Zen sepsbRIidN ethrfs1tru prb uHter-
riot i'm 3eidsuen uHb allen pstbliteu 0anhertettsn
tritstIt-wtt bsr Sule II ju 9iedey sttt cts WuHt.
Snliiut serbunbtn uHe ptrb anf Ptans iopis aHf
ali,w mbaIttbsa olas- u. Shsidb. Snit untnseH pss
lwe btjcnbers basu ansefsatea estrern unttrrtdt
lssebsu. Rinsu bsitsris Vef6itdh wssotn ID Rsf
u. essis eeHsmu,su
Rib~e xnstanft esibett Der grirstpai Der sHRalt
30. @ aGtr,
fSeptl11S) Nj. I74u. 1TS. 6anbur aksast
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8Areib. n. freitanb. 3et&nen'
6Auie.
Hrnf. Up 0iaier

srtbeIt Ssledfarstbenben jeten aitsrs Hnb &C.
f6ls6is in 10 emuetn ocutsnei9en unistri9t tnl
Sbneuit6nIdreiben. auf ausfhtptides Dtriaugu
Nib bsr hnteui&t btn 66alsrn aut i'm pauie ser'
Die selHnsnltuIe III eiuseiteilt In etue ispatais
Damea- unb 6errfn-abtbeilung.
Grsre teRebt ausl9liesli1 rnur lar Dau,sn- TN
Sid u. Htumeultt Omen. beioneeIes
@spidbt pirb auf bas Sttdtet6nen Q stlegf. Sn
qeelsrer wtrbsu iammtlide Nddsr ets 3eitpens bis
iuf DO hantisiten aasfabrans aaisrritist.
aumeleun0en perbtn 5tpt'ben . ". upr ptaomu
taas Satpen.tfe pcn &parlef. II. Bapeteltt. pen
teusprpisfor ieibit enietse asensmmsn tdnsB1S)
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SD&pepIic aDa6 Se6trmonu Iagt, mub tpabT
Isiu. S8ir babeu BON 2suten pel&eu OF. 9 trt d.
lambs touii6e tel prbIgetbau, 10 bdll.
is baIitbe losSn bbren, bal mir i6lesIt6 uns gems
tbiet itben, bem pubIttum mitlutbslen, eaB mir in
hi Chat rpm ieotsmalt9tn SteraI6t heielbsn Set'
lung erwarttn. drum fprbem mir &ae, bic nit Ye
bGuuu8sbef1wer6eu Oeer Wtrpeni6wste selaetn tn6.
All, tr Apotpefs ~ ssbtn un6 slnt Wlalte bon Or,
StTdisne'S Sonirpm Au 9oleu: Ge1elee 1T bel
70 - a btn8ton bel Jpiepb s4. FatrH .
6rueer gu babfn
q8IpEherFauier, VI WpoeIer A G O. iInh
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QStdatia fur &eicenbe!ll
profefIor Qputs QB unbram's 8
tpeltberibmte
SlutreiutaunNSs unb MbfubS

QStmftg fur Getbenbe!!l
Drofel or Qouts 8 gB unbra m 8
tpeltberIbmte
Slntreiut9uneSs mnb 6bfubS
rMnaSs Serauter
tno nnfrea9 be betn bic iest b.tanntsn Wittet mn
bic petlorene Geunbb,it p'eberbsrju Issesn. orois
ptnn Stttig gcnommsn, Hraxtbettn 5n pert tHtsn Die
Ielben iino ttt iiber tlA
8ierteliabrbunbert tbrer 6etlfraft ipegen
In Deuti6lanb rabmlidf bstannt Ii. Stad,tet uub
baben R aud bier felt ben tesisn ore Sabrsn etren
ici6tn Nut erIrorbsn unb esnen fltt bticreers sur
6eiluu9 b6swilieer unp bartnadieer
Rranttetten,
unb ipute Rsmano bic Ssffn!mB. 8ebetit gu ipersen
aufseben, pbue sppr bielt beilianen Grautr su per
iuGtn. Die Rrduier werben bon mir
btrett bon DeutiGlanb
tmpsriirt II. empieble id oieelben brinsenb meinsu
pertben 9anbsIeuten snm eeneeten &tbranhe. ba Id
felt uberSsust bn oab elm ,Steer ptr enrial oarpn
nn,mi, mt Der Birtnrs ssrib iurieben u. me nsbr
pbn, eitiIten iein pb. S,oe 5anilie onle aets oa.
pcu i'm SauLe tabtn; benn AUD bel kinttrd tf biz
pcbltbihse 8iriuus bieier Srsultr 9abrbaft nber'
raiteno.
Dit ardntsr fnS gu batfn Ia
XtQeu oser Bul1ern,
is nab @unj1. uno babtn F1 BEL fol5en6tu Srant-
betten ais befonbers betllam trptsfsH, ais,
NaDentrompf !pautorrboioeH.
Garmbsf6perotn, Driien
geihwuIlt. BsritppfuHa,
9tdt Nbeumot,Smu6,
gnsbrnfieiett, NusSsbrius.
6uifen, Hprt- II. Sabnlptb,
aitbsf@aSsr Dtuncirerr.
BIdune, Susentranfbeit,
Shnupitn BeriHltimung,
Rerpeni1wa6e,
eunseneHb unbuug Waiern,
Strcpbeln, Bonopnm,
tlntsrleibsbeitptrbeH
GaSeriu6t
Grippe, Eolit,
retbe Rnbr, Rrase
6asflub. Syphilis,
salte f,ebsr. paHiausitlase
itnb alien 1fantbeiisn,
mslds aus oerbcrbeuem 1lut tntivrtaOsn.
5trner snpisbe tt Nssensersuter- Giirtr gesen
17assnframpf. Gur@fah, istbe aubt B,uhletess,
SuAen. Swaliuss u. I. 70. eril.ptibe Srrrfen su'
san,Iidey Ssilans ber 5aafn&t @iHtpupr, 3asn
atnttui, Sanspmnl- pllcer. RuNowah,r jar ausr
Hide 9erssnnaenr rbeumatiIde Ginttur, Arduieribe;
u. eboItraSeiIir, iswie Or. Dbits's rpslitsrabmks
ausenfpaiix. Saline DteAeI,
HteraHbrio. "a,
es~wd- -sssnt iar aari smsrtto.
S~ sufttH,sts su tobvr III aa~ apciht.en. ,Sante
q. -grsais. 81 Srstn u l. ssas sltr 8 o.
" ~ nais;rsssn ID az. asrthtant Dr,.
9. Sglysal< !. ..ssrr syosssisF. sEzetlsrl
AesOpOr Gipcfcr,
GsmtfA.st Msnsif aat GcnD.senesr.
~. a. St BAIL. Rass Gsrstosafrate i.
ase ashtfsRs bee bsttriseK sirna eIodst
itoFeS itgt lAtsbsr SIsd<I eaf sti6st ast sasssss
Rsoyasse sss skt<s hlsse tsr anp taiphetlt k9 bep
suhtNrn Gu afss n 'e.n Sec imisocssei N-sfNse.
&pbli6te8 @elos
fetr lau'en fpttpabreub
SR b-Sarpltna.,
R1rb. b.GarcItua.
@eprgta.
MIabamas,
fsnneifeS
nne Biretnta-
Gaufuotea
o. pbiiipp 9oDerk kss,
9de psn Baltimore. u. batrlenfr.,
-saaa -aaa6n9 NJ hfn = r. y jRItttut,s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-12
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00men lpeIcbe ffr 6ieniie e'ue6 luteu Hrstea bes
blrisu, ioutn lid tets an Or, Sdjumdnu, Nr.
30 Rertb., nabr 2ernBOnhy., penbeu az. d
ann Ia oer einsi9e ara in ottitm eanbe, aui ben
man i lei btr 5eilnn8 datr SranenfranfDesea osr-
Iaiien fann, ale ea fn6l
5tCdrng Der morafidbsu Reuirina,
@jebdrmuitcrs s8orial II. geri6p6rrng,
0iudeu. un6 Stittnibmerierl
AlienergedlaSeRbtit,
tpeiSer NIu6 &ppttttlGfbSs,t, 8srp6itSt Royftptb
unb ale ben Danvn cisent 8ci6psrosn.
je6e &ame ctc ei.en 9ef1idten Bpttcr tpIaIdt
Ioute bel Or. Q d. lSaHn sorfprttsn.
Pan oeraeiIt nid,t bic &ummtr 80. Rprtb.. eta
SauS pen SeriRgtonfr., Baltimore Deh. arSeneitn
peroeu uatb aGsn ear6eBasasnben oerfartt.