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fem In Der Mtciuung, oaB ss Elm uns
febltareS Mtttet iei aIIsn 2eipen Elm
9teI ju lebru.
Inter OteIen umltdnben tonnts SUn
einem frafre9tIiden Gerfabren teius
9troe niebr ietn, uno nur psnise Dsrs
Icnen erIansteu 6enntntb BON ben
gerbre6en tpsItte bteler Wlanu Der.
iibt bate. gIber peRO sr6Ber mar bic
BAIL DerjeniBen, wsIte lsinru epms
merStelen Gal eriubrsu uuO paruRtsr
gu Ieipen Battsn.
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'toGIng ber Wlpnats 8stntsun9 unb
dfIeft foftGltden Wlutterletben


Die Mannbstt unb Susenbtraft erlanet
titdn hurb Or. g S@utttattn's Gee
benseTenS pber seraftsgttrtr, fopte . +.
sour man Ms &dbttal. .SDt1en OSer ptSs
ltIben Wteberberifetler.
Oteie tpunbtrcolen NlitteI felen bic Wannbstt auf
eel ber perpaiteien 6onitthton ipiebsr ber, nlB9e
bic 3errattuue topn GuSi6pettungens RItma. @iu-
flRHsn pber ndtarliden llrla6ta berrl9rtu. ett
sllriren bon @rlluo auSi
SantenFub pber SdntenIhwd1e, 9ts
@leGtltne @6pGGe unb Gbeftanbsbtns
berntHe TIM Sllgemetnen; 9erp6ftGt,
@ussebrpns, S1alu6t, Strdmpfe, setfttge
unb tDrperltGe rnfGbtgtett etne GCl8e
bon Selbff9pG6ung 1c.
Die 5ur Seluu5 BET oeraltetitsn Sane ertcr6srItde
Sett IL aDc@sn. Ole lRttel ma fer nab ben 8e-
huldten Inptllnnaen stbrautt lpsroen; elm debls
itag tf nntnpslid. Oiele bas 2ebsn gletdiam opn
Rerem trleu6enben gittteI lplien non gluel bic I'M
8e9rtfte iteber, Ju betratbe ~ 8tbraIdbt wsreeu,
ba tbre g8irtun8sn tbeu IinS. Die m T..
Itntf@en Soutnale finseR in iRnsu Die
9rbBten k eenadten Gntssduneen. Der Grfclg II
ii ieoem eiuielnen Salif 10 eeiub, tuie bas 9Bben
BEG 9uratS barb aeaFer. s an8Gtne! stf
Du isnen
Self unb tsSrper serftSrenbsn, aus sebet.
men 8enpbnbetterl Glammenben Srants
betten untertporfens Or. SGumann's
eraft>GHenI unb 8dbtfalp pSptGlen betlen bic
T6amrtRen Edre,
plGrenb ie barmlos unS obne aIe 5erit5ren6e IpIs
cen lutrlen uu6 es Oir6 earaniirt pab e uidi iebls
i6laSen.
@5ie tpeyben Spn Or. 5&umann, Hr.30,
Rprtsfr., / .edus Son 2ertn9tOnitr., ,ubes
reitet iln6 DerfGuft.
J9r Ste9en, ritddpt etnet 8erfdG boz
NIT Ste tDerben QUO Sans 8esDtb 6st
lung brtngen.
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Dr. Synan Oclamarrc'8

&OLs MyA8n
msltbersiihate Z Y ,,fpesififebe Nillsn",
nat elmer Bcridrift beS Or. Suan Delamarre Obers
Wig am ~ppipitaf bu Netp" pber n9arispifert1
gu PARIS.
Diefe uni9asbare @ebisin 10 fein SIenepert; Iit
etlt SanenflnB eber Sanltll9wddle uriebIbar GIt
8e5bartett Der GeidlsHts. 8Beraeu8e u. 5arnfpege.
unfreitpiaigen pher nadtlidltn Samen Graiie ppber
ae AUD rbten uiib pie bsoeuteno iie aud feu mSlen
iperben raid btietst nno ben Crsansn sit nsner &C.
ftinber 8tdtgtet bertclien.
Wtan teie fcisenbes 3eusniB an9efsbensr fran,Bfs
fter @srstei
E@aptr baben bic bon Gasanetefe & Dupont Rr. 214,
Que 2cribarb, naG bent &esepte eeS Or. Suan DeIas
ss @ s Ia ss Ssm m EtTr sta, g s.
8efpanot nnb gIauten, 6aB fene aubsre Dleobin 10
cut 9setsntt ut, ale psriCnet. Die an nufreptaen
Grsliien cber fcnftlser S6pade Der @eidIehts=Or-
eane- iei es in 5oI9s itrer lsenren eebeuSTeiie,
Husf9petfuusen oeer Wdsbr6ud1e g Ieiten. gu iurts
Ten. Y z; gsanreparte, Dr. Ileb.
% y. D. Duiarbtn,
IL Sean eseeu9rS Or. Neb."
9aris, ben g. Wiai 1868.
WlaH bite tidj uDr ytadlQbntiiugettl
Sts hbten ptlsn psreen bon auen bouptia9ltGen
Dpgliiien In allen Q2eltibeilsu pertauH. pteis 81
pc SdadisI cher 0 Sta@ielu fir IS.
gaIaneiere y DUPONT aIsinise gtaeutblmsr,
tas s Rr. 2l4, Jlus qomtag6 paTts,
Oct @menhnu9 bon 81 an ir9enb enen btr bepcll.
n'aat'eten aetnten erbalt nlan NIT ameebenbfr Ycf
tine fef periie8eIie Stahtel. 9 Sdatbteln fur So,
iUnsintee gensraI- Gasnttn far gmertfai
S0tNT eys MdplSe - GDtttp.s
Sit. ~, gcrtlanbfr Rep. go,i.
RBs--sluf Nerlan8e pethen tranibfite beniftbt,
rande II. engliids BroimlIen init pplltn gebrand8.
Wnretiureen unier ireenb elmer Asreiie periddt.
Sn gaIttmcre u. Daibtn8tpn bsi ale
arpibefern gu haben.
Nssnten fiji BaItimcre unb Ratbbarf@af II Il
S.7GHpmpfon Slod C1l2-s)
B@ Wnnbgrbare tmn9e Dame.
Die uiaguetifd,e Dcstorin, 8 ri. Gennefles, enf
has Bunoetilnp eenannt, tit nab Gineinnati siiriid.
esfebtt u Fat Ia 3. Str., Sr. 422 nabs Uaoaabitr.
tfle 9lintt srrdptst, mo- man e iter ae auf eeben
u. gtianbbett bstaeli4e grasea nm aatb fasen
fam Sie etbt austuut hter uerIorenes ober setob.
I.ns6 gistnt5um; ibentitlirt bic betreenbt ps1ion
ccer psrionen NIT cItsr Beitinimbc, 6ab iaum etn
3wsiisI an bsren Sdlle ilbrts blettt; geraIb anf
gsrIansen u befsabt!oisn Sutanb; bsstbt H9 im
eifie aa& eotm Gbetlc bsr welt uno iriirt atpsitnbs
har@ ie itrs faee u. itrtn Gufenbaltscrt ben mad,
usiite SeiIuns IN allen Sansu, eercn 6ur ie aper.
obns einen Errpfen 8Inf In bis "a etunbsu een
IN 8 Bic Sassn pisbr seben nrc allf icniiseu
ais ba iinb 2ebetIften. dusSsbruna xrdmpfe Seri.
MEL, gerluit bes geVdts i. e5e6SIs une an6srf
Rrantbelten. msfdsn Der Nenfh unfenpprieu IT. VIE
Brttis fahsn prpntpts 9eantucrtuus uno arlsnesn
psiesa auf Bulan8eu per grpreb ptj2idt. grieft
abreifire man, Ber 2f72, Cincinnati p s. Sbe
graris Bat tn ser IessnSsi susenoun.n. bab t ii
mthsn. uul aus5utenaulsl. (gpl0 lxtt tu NJ
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Spsi ftliiume B6de BON SamUrrtpiber
burd Or. Stridlonb'S 6du1prs

ST.. @lab aus Sanssrirle, s9isccniln, tbeiIt ann,
Seiteu arer nit ben 5dmOrrboibeu gebafteten NIT
geIttisn un6 iein Sruber aus alei6em @rur6e, ben
bas llebel fbrmt aeiabmt bate, ale unbesltor ou9
benz Tltitar6teuite 6sro6i9ebct uurbt. glece BBdIt
It aurteen sdne murben burtb etne Blaid3e BON Or.
GmpIetIung 6ieiet 5erren fefpie Ste aitEerben tia
lid bet Or. Strittanb eirsebenceu 3eueniile Iolie,
gatteuten tberseu9en, bab bic id,plerisfer ritsez
fieldbten 6a(e burd Or. Stridlanb'S 5dmpfrbpiesn-
Ststelgtteilt prrben. ltberaa Halten Npptbtter es
eorratbig; In . timere &etb g. Saues
slr. 20S, KDet-9aItintoreir.; In gDafhtnatDn II
s ofepb ~. " airn& 9ruber.
@tpeoertdhier, VI. Bo9eIer II 60. unb
Ghpmi ION Il 81 q, Baltimore. Dlb
Sn s3ai ibtngton BEL q 6B.Gbri ittant
Vie S71, pa. AoenIie. (Sult6, IS1
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Rsrtlen nnn MnaetlaIdfer.
@Der'6
y NetnidtnoS 8 GtfIen

EH ER Hno has ppnfpmmenite AbhibrS
bpt9ebratt poroeu TT.
Sbre Bltsungen babeH Der GDet Stuusiam aejei8t
UNI ME bel e ben crbniyeu, I'm QSebraude bettnes
iben Mebuinen ooranitebtn, Wtan tam re itter H.
nit gDpblgtfauen nebnlen, aber ibre petlfrah ~
ldtig, abre tef5rtiitnben S5eninaittn teDen ees
RBrrefs aebensf1botet an, entiernsn bic 8erhcpfu'
gen Der Srgane, rtlnt9en cas Blut u. petiteu1en
ilupoblietn. Se It9en bic trantbaiien Saiie, ptds
Ulibmutb erseu9eu II. be9tn, btnaus, rftten TRACE
poer In lluorenung eer1tbene Or9ane gu natiite5en
Hunttionsn auf nne fitBcn benz 8anjen Spiitme aes
iunbe elaitiibe Spaantrall er'. Sts turtrtn MOT
bios bie a0tagi@eu 8si@perbeu etnes Seeelt onbtrn
aud atfibrltde II. bu inI9ttnbe arantbetsn. Benn
fe einerIss gar gerpattet sDirfungen dnbern, itHb
fe ,ur elben 3sit in rerrneerien gaben gencnlneu.
baS fd,rIie II. bette abilbrnttel fit SiuosT. Shr
oerBudsrier uebet5ue 9lbt lbnsh enen aneenebnier
@eInmad; ibre uur aus Gem YHonjenreihe gtnpn,me.
men Snarsbienseu maden lie eontcnimsn balm- II.
Aeiabrlps. tliglaubltde Ruren baben lie poabradjt
ropon boHitebenbe yeriDnlihtelten SengniB asben
irbab aler 0eroaht oer unpabrbet ben born herein
fern bltbt. Uiee betporraBenbe @tiftIt,e u. Netite
baben ibre 3amen 6asu eersssebeu, benz pabh'nm Die
Berl9bdtit unIetet 0ellntel su beBeugen, tudbreno
anbeie uns bic 9etiihsruns tbIer nebsrisgnng, eab
unisre prdparote unatpfuT tur einoerun9 Der 9toen
unferer Ieibeneen aerla8ten Wtltmenwen bettraoen,
baber Sutcnrnien laiier.
aue Apotbefer Iisfsrn unifrr amert'aniiden Intas
mad, unerttselolif; BARN iino gebruubsaapeifln9en
nnb SetIJeasntiis leer toi5enee Isibwsteen ent'
balten,
@eriicpfuns. aebsrtdtsu, Sfbsumattsmus, 6aut.
@aiIerubt, Spobreuneu 8opftpeb IN 5elge bon
ible6tsm wlaserL utbeleii, 8erbauuh3 3sbeihwsr6f,
2rdsbtit bsr gnsep,ibe unb botaus enfftsbenos
S6meTisn. 9pinbiuhi. Appeittlofsttit, ale usbei,
tpehe cine ausIserenbe auuti erforbtrn. Die gilen
beil,n aubereen burd Nenfgung bte Blnies uro Ans
iealug bee Spiems piele uspet, anf bic fe benz gnS
d,sns nadt gar teti,en 6inhub .baber. ale ba inb :
Gau6bsit. tbepeies gIblnben. RfroeHidmerj une
ntrpBe Grreabarfett llnotbnuussn In ber eeber unb
btn Wtsreu ejidt II. lcQe abulide 1eibeit bic aus
eiuem berabgttommentu &Srpertuitanpe pber Wsrtos
piuns ielner ,SuntticHsn bsrriibrtn
Qabt @ud nidt bon grunoaRtolen 0dnbtern init
dnoeru sgrssneen, an benen lie ntebr ptpfit maden
feline anbern Dis sftantcn btaudtn IL bslt-porbans
tene Siitie iiEb lie icatsu ctGe etbatsn.
Suberetet bon I. y. aver & @omp.t 2piren,
Dlad.. anb Su babsH bel 10. 8. 9rcwn 8rueer In
Baltimore, ioptt bel altn aprtbstern nnb at3ene-
1ertduiern agler Orten. (Sanl 1S)
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Gin iidsres Setlmtttsi aeesn Bic fCbitmmlen Sane
BON aluter pber drcnildr (entiiHeIier pesraltsfr)
Dtarr9Be unS Jtu5r iit
ar. 5trtdlanb's Tsiiduns gsgea bic 3
Gbolero.
EauIenSe baben turtb bieGelbe Seiluns sefrnotu.
Dle Rs1trrans rusiitst e In ben MIarIpifilsrn an.
Sic bat 9iele unisrer Scloaten elrtrt nadtem ale
anoeren WlttteI Nidtts aebslfeu In Der That baben
mir 9enus 8eutls bon Der Btytiamtstt oiees pertz
poIlsn prlparates ans Juianusnj oufIaueen-
ben enrteeiiben lub ntrSetreibenben SngrebienSsu
Tim einem Seceu uieter eeer rnt6sn Sil ttnnen fd,
cine laide aiispihaen iino tet5 hanlt perlften ,l
ietn. DIE as6enbsn ielb ipaten 6aS 9tittel brett
eebrauden. &c Ut bei allen Apptbetern 3u batsn IN
Y atttm0r Bel Setb Q. 5ance, Rr. los,
AsA- 8dltimorefr.; IN Daib iuetou BEL s
cps @. Ratrn &Bru6er.
Grps0tttduter U. @pgsIer & 60. unb
2homf fon & BIod, Baltimore, 92b'
IN 28 IS tueton bel 9bS. GbrtHtau
Ns1 3fl, pa, cenue (Suli819)
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Str B6Ele anb g0n3erte 80 Oers
flfietIlPVV.
@ffatta fiir Ranretn /

Damen meIbe btr Dienlte elnes autcn ar5tss bts
earien fDuttn Idl i'ets en- Df. Sthnmafn, glr.
20, RCrtb., uabs 9rringDnar., ireHbeu. SIR. G d II,
monn 10 Der eihsige art in bltism eanSe, aui hen
man i BEL eer 6eillns alsr srausRtraut6eitsR rer-
Iafen teaa, ale ba Fubi
s5todun9 ber monatiihsn Retntgund,
gebdrnutter- -@orfa1 II. 8eri6W6rliaa,
StIden uub Seieni6merlen,
fiieberaeidiaeeEbeii,
EetSer SIub Tppttitloaseit, RtrrBftdt, gobIrsb
un6 ale ban Damn eiaent 8si6rperben,
Seee Dame, bic eiaen seIbIGieu Doctor mlnIdbt
tolte bet Or. 9 d II lritaun Sorpredttrt.
2'an cer9eIIs nitbt bic Bummer SO. Rprtbs, siti
SanS bbt eeringionar., Baltimore Dtb. grseneien
tpeIoen naM aufn eanheaafaenhen nerlanhI.
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eJtC oylngltuee,
pte Sbr barp 5rDbaen 9e6ettttr @tS
fpDbnbetteYf


9tr SGngltuee,
pte Sbr bar9 5rpbtten 9e6etttttr 8tS
tDo6nbette1
G6 ienes eeihtbbtenbe aematboeFberbente, leibpsrs
nttsn6e aafer tu8eIo8sn babi, has uufere Srrtn-
BAUER filat unh nneren 9pipitaleru 5gblteie Cons
ttnseate Iiefsrt - eretit ptue Inf6ub Su . t.
Q S6umaun's StbeuS GfIeRI .uub
0t 0tabitaIsPiIItE.
0isit oetbsra9nien 9iittet ssefn ale aus Sugenb'
fintea eRiiprlHeeahen llebei baben 6ufer giinitta
eeplrft urb Gauftnoe bsm 9eben, ibneu bic @eiino.
belt Webtreessbsu. 9cutiuoise 3eiIuas iutrb ga
ranttrt, ipenH feline Sttt perlcren, unt be Wtittg
Iofcrt or9ewantt wrrbsn. Sin 9sriu6 ptro ben
Patienten Oapon dberssuseu Sober ipllte eb, er an
perbsn. sepbtftH. Slid unO 3uirieNeabtt 1araas
Office Rr. 80,
Rort9ftr., ] ,Saus
Don eertngtDnars
Sebe btit utb laB' DtB ppn
Or. S@urnaun,
Nr. 80, 1prt9(tr.
! SauS Son QerinatpnftH.,
furirenl Ct bat bte bts ieSt befdnnten,
grb6ten &nren gem6@t ais Der Gntoeder
ber eiu,istn unitblbartn Sellmittel esesn eebeime
Arantbetsn, Die 8tbancltns, ipeltlt sr e,nIbldet
sat bic etltgnne ser Sasee,l9netfsa aerse oOn
@rfcla bat iiber allen 3peiel feltseiieut, bab cine
bauernbe SeiIimg Der i6linnifsn ,Sane bon
eingebhraerier eultleuee, GonpubBt, GtrIltureu
(parnrBbrer 9erengun9l Oergrbseritug ter
DGritebersDrle, uebeln, meldDe elmer seroidea
seb1imsn @e'ppbn5eit tire griitens
otrtanieL II. 10. II. 10.
bis aur mer1itt6gn Stipfhett erlai3t perben fduH
lotnn ber patitnt ii6 an @erbte penoet. oui osrsn
sesen, @eiHtu Il Gragrling nan aD peTldileu taitit,
5eit Or. . dbumaan tn unIcrsr 9litte Rt als
Deitihtlt,tr Mehsr9eaien bat tlno ote pteleu B1e,
welGs uuter eine 5sbanoling 9etuun,en iiHo idnul-
lid - obne eInc etJge gluSuabme sebeilt ippIbei..
Ginige berslten beitnnosn ieit Iabrtt.
Seicnotye 9ufrerilarIeit iribnitt er alltn 2etoen
her @sdjltd,lss II. 0arnpt9dne pte &pnorrhbe Ga
uienfab Strittnren In ieoer 8crm arauibelten ber
Risren Saie IT, Bprlhber- -Driie, Gifrturals febeu
,peitsa, 6tlt:et graoe uno frbilde.
Or. . e5un.aun's 6eilmethcot cer gpnorrbbf
NJ bic bsupmmsfite bic es gbt lie TT bic trleht,
iiderite II. bette Der 4rGuIe srbaIt teiHen Gcpaips
BaGni, feline @uteben feiu TerpeutinGl, nod anbtrt
Gtel erteseloe Gabeni ipnbern Die Detlun9 ertpe II,
iipet Easen cbne G4merlen, cbne lnbeautuildtelI,
cbnt Ienoeruna Der dat.
lu rogen tDfni9gt t6nueu otets brieilid tbun. lat
3riefe al ibn ipIIien cine Pcitmarte entbaIten, Sui
bfanttp0ret Gu merbtn.
arssntien perbsn Ha6 alien gessnten bss sanbss
eeIautt.
bad benz 1. Suui rs6ltbin ,ptrb Or. gcbu-
marn Mentaes, Dteniio9s u. MtitpOtB In jebet
sDcdte oab i'm Sn iprtben une DonnetIiagS. 8rets
tags Samitags Il. SonntagS in iteer gBche I'M -Wers
tauts' Sc,el", Gouriianeitr., III " { 10 Yort tu
finb,u ietn.
Dlan pes,He ntbi bic
OfEes: sfr. 80, sfprttfraBe,
(atua2s1S) galtimort gRb.
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@eheinie Grnnfhrltr

Gs. ssabian saranttit in fpIsenbeu 6rani6eiten
cine f6nele unb 9rinbltde RHr. Ole Wieetiu iutrb
bon mtr tslbt uibeEsitst uRb 1T bur@aus ird peu
Huedflter.
@ebeiule grnnfSeiten
seeerltt Gc6lebts. 70 i@rs6lid6 in ibren sSDIgsn,
tpsHE esrne66ifst ano penn uibt pcu einem sraBrs-
fen Atlte bebanbels.
@oelbitbefefpng (Snanie),
oeren tranrt0f 6plaea ia tiinb9eben In gtibmutb,
ndhtIt9en 5amener6iebuuBert 5dpdbf BET ulanrz
H9en Seu9un9stratt, 3ebensitberontb uuo enbli6
Aut3ebrunB. Sunge eeltie, oie iid beiisR beipub bt
fno, teuten lt pertrallfnspoH an uit peuoeit. SD
babe &auIenbe iper llusidIiden su ibrsr frtiberen
ttrett8sn @eluneeett 6nrif9ebtadt bic bon aHoereu
tsltb bsbaESslt oesF ais unbeilbar m1eseben wprosn
fSr0uensStrGnfbetten.
aBeasr Slnf, 66ufS bic trfaGe auaenetiieF
SS~Sbe, lnFcseIn6Riafeit unO iinftnebtbars
seits
nnregelm det8tett
~ ben tnonstiitben ReiuIanna pbsr gGnsIic)e5
MEsbifiben bsrielbel sIeihoieI bon pelher llrIade
ntrb tn pentgen GageH ren mir bergsieQt obHe nads
tbeili9s Hplgeu fit sic 6leiunbbelt.
6ett ntetner finebuabrgen Srarls in bieiser Stabt
babe it mid BauptiS6lG init Der 5ebaublltng cbiger
Rrantbeitsn beiGa8t nRb oartu bic 9Ian5enbten Jes
tlltate rrsielt.
&usmdrtige @atienten
spnuen bon mir betonSelt psrbei, penn iie mir ibreu
Sultano lGriftllb nliiibeiIen.
Strensffe Serf6wiesenbeit ntrs spse'
fidbert. s
DR. Jos. FABIAN,
Mr.. 228, Vine St., Philadelphia. Pa
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@ebeime araTfbeiten.
STftnbIt@e e &ur saranttrt
brn
Sr4 SUfepb Babian.
Sftte; Gr. 228, 8tneoStrage,
pblIaheIphia.

az. 6abian 9aranttlt III foIsenbet 6ranibetten
tins f6nsas unb srhnbltde Jtl,r, Ole Wleet,n pirb
bon ntr islbit tibeEsilst uRb 1T bur@aus rti peu
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2lm Samias Nbenb funb IN 8 II lii>
btrtant, Mh:, etne sablreihe @er'
iammlun9 Jur llnteralgun9 ber SeRn-
iCn'l6sn 9oltttt fatt. Inter ben Spre-
6trn parsn Capt. 5rant @a1asber BON
Baltimore unb Or. Rpnt9omerp Blair.
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sbetinI. glutistu.
Baltimore wire Jnfaretces
CfffeeA

BaIttmDre 1ire JnTHrenees
Gfffee4
@aerpeRpwes pDE S9aths u. &sstsEhI.t
ssrH6ert iorip6breEb gtseaBerInf cotr &9ebea sur@
HranbuHeIad, icpobI tn Der Stabt, ptt tal ssiies'
NEe artsn ppn giseHthuuf, g8nbns, sabtH- u. ssaa-
Eenssnler SanbelBsatsr, &dertsupyesatts, El5bsla,
Ga,iB9tratbimaIten, TN Bau begriens o6er In 5eitu
IN sa6uus tsfnSlI@s sabseust nc.
Das 9trstiprirm befisBt aus ioistnSsn 9strA;
K3m SarrloR, IT & Rtng,
SEQ q gt1erA, 6snFb gcrruH,
B B Slrfs, q @ GttHart,
Glpib 8 geiIipn, Vim s pritue.
Bm aprtbiasteRs . sen sapH
q Medrh1toN, Ghss EraftfIs.
Scibua Gossn, s3eb ssuEins,
q @ortpa 5ttrnart
ApplHotipne- BfruinIdIe unh pe ne Raehrlmt hbet
BE @eieafdait pirb In Der Cffiee oEbwtIt-gde bon
Goutb- Il. BaierRrabs, ,rtbelt, mo aud ale giiIass
jpiprt erltbet wtroen. 9erilherunsen .oerben diii
tr9eno eine trtit aHgenpnlnit pelds Der AppltfGn'
piniteH mag.
(Sanll1 gr. BspbpOrtb, SER.
6tir BIlle ailb g0n3erte 30 Ders
ilGietlen.
Den Srsunbet II. 8tfauntsn ber -GpnfprbtaSs9 s9t,
leaftaft une benz sesbrieu gubliium hberbaupt lilr
Redlr6L bab fat rgenb fne Seit nad1 eem l.Sspibr.
bic b5ne srobe tarf9e6apis meme 5dIe Der GOHepr,
eie-, nit ben oamtt berbuubenen 8auntIbttteu trr
Abbaltpng ben @d1sn H. gcnserieR III uttetben IT.
henn frhbJstiiee &ppfifaiieu eeutadlt Dire.
Die elegnHte nne Ipitbdre ans sRofiruu9 bee groter
Scales, nsbl ieiusulbbirttH @ar6Tpbesinnlsru ftr
Derrsn Il. Damtn, icDie bsqueneB 9teaaurationslims
ner nebit 9rosem Spefria0le NIT ccutaneis einge-
Etdteter Rdtr, Iaffn Ridts ~ pluicben hbri8.
9pHfsnbiaes GafeIeeiGirr fhf 500 Gouoefts IN 81
ftnsgi nlabistn Srstie Sp mistbsn.
Coa.26-) 9acaitr. H'N' "
RBi64tte FSir Raueia !
Damen meIte btr Dienlte elnes autcn gr5tss bts
barfen, fpltSn iid5 iieis en- Df. SebumaiitI, Sit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-15

Die neue 5itnf-@entS. s S.W dnse,
pel6e elmer slfte bsS Gpn9refrS jufol9e
balb geprdgt tperben pirb. fOa ben BE-
Rtmmunsen bee betr. 9eIegrs 9enldb aus
25 9rplent gltdet unb 75 prpjeHt Supper
beRRten unb fitnf @rammen fhper iper>
ben. Die nsue Wunje, ben 3@ts,'Sttlts
fen dbnlib, IN Elm BeicBmdeiseS i3ab'
tun9smttel gum gstraDe ron etnem Dol.
lar. 9aTslbs GjefeB perbtetst bas wettere
SnumIauflegrn ppn SCfIletnselb unter
10 Gts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-15

Ebeoesr Nlccrer,
Dsutfd,se 1ppalt anc Gcrpsponeer,
Rr. "a. ct. panl-. uabe Saratosoitrare.
aa6 AnflSiun9 bee btsberiaen Hittna Glo6tt d
sertis iert Ibeebor glrder oas Geisft auf oeiii8s
&.Gntna am ebseu Rlake iorl iinb er,pftsbl 10 BEN
enblttum % altn In fs!u DAD i&laa.uesu Grtssn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-15

Sen. 8lst, Der Gomntanbant BON
Rempbts, Senn., bat etnen 8tfsbl CT,
laGeu, ate pdbrsno Der legtfn tlnruben
SerfDrten GIrhen fur 8arbtge auf Soften
ber Staet tpttbGr, ung ipGr In idbGnfrer
Sorm, ais frIBsr, ~ erbGuer, unb bat far
fartise 3tmmsrlsuts, W0urer unp @Tbets
ter annpuetrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-15

@tn iidsres Seumittel eegsr bic fbltmmllen Nane
on attet oeer trcnt4er (entsiinoIiter oesraltsfr)
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-06

adopted.
Resolued, That Commillee of three
be appointed to report TO the Convention
to be held a. Omaha. in January mex.
a plan for a permanent organization of
Teachers. snd the friends Of educa lion
in Nebraska, inuo an Association.
On motion, Prof M. Mckenzie, Of
Nernaha Rev G C. Bets. Of Cass and
Prof Brown of FOutenelle, ware chosen
such Committee.
On motion. the Secretary was inslruc.
ted 10 notify absent members of Commit.
tees of their appointments.
On motion the Convention adjourned.
to meet in Omaha, January 9TH. 1867.
In further pursuance of the purposes
aimed at by the Convention, il viii be
seen in the above proceedings, that the
Convention will hold an adjourned session
a, Omaha, on the 9TH of January next.
Il is especially desirable that there
should be as large an auendence Of the
friends of education as possible, and that
every section should be well represented
To this end, the cooperation of the Pub
lie Press, Boards Of Education. Pastor of
Churches. and all others interested in the
subject, is solicited to aid i'll extending
the notice and securing The attendance Of
a good delegation, from every County
aud section in Nebraska.
The Editors of all newspapers in the
Territory are requested to publish the
above. with such notice Of encouragement.
as The occasion may seem TO require. o.
O. B HEWETT, Prs't.
w. H. MILLER. Src'ry. =
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-06
He Couldn't See It.
TFrom the Toledo Blade

From the Toledo Blade.
Considerable amusement was created
among some of the railroad boys. few
days ago. by circumstance which Oc,
Cured on one of the night trains into this
CRY. The affair is supposed 10 have
leaked out through the porger Of lbe sleep
ing car Alady vish . ll.lls boy aged.
perhaps. rhres years was on q journey
eastward, asla had tasoil BERN in the
sleeping car. Toward morning tie child
awOke. and, raising up saw man in the
berth where he was sleeping, aud becOm.
ing alarmed, called TO hts mother, who
whispered. be still, my child. il's only
pa y The child took another look Al the
stranger, and then in an excited loae ex-
claimed: 1g.5 f.a- @ 80
You ain't1my pa" -aT
Again The woman told the child to
keep sill. The maL also called the boy
by name and inquired if he did not know
bis pa. The child replied:
You amt my pa he hahn lgot whis-
kers.e What are you here for l''
Yes. am your pa"
mo you amt; my pa is in Joliet,
amt he, ma 60
The woman found matters were ap
preaching a crisis, and. taking hold of
The child compelled him to lie down, and
the man goIup. The noise had awaken
ed several of the passengers, who cast
many a sideling, cODtempIuOus glance at
the corner where The divided family
were situated but they could do nothing
with the train moving a. the rate OF
Iwenty-f five miles per hour. In due time
the train arrived here, and the passen-
gers, with the exception of the 'famlly"
alluded to. changed cars, but The man
and woman did not leave until the Car
had been emPtied Of its cargo. :Sa ihen
they sneaked off up town to await the de-
parIure of the day train, on which we're
none of their late fellow. travellers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-06
Good News from Business men
and Farmers.

For several years, nothing could arouse
the Express Companies. The e1OrblIsnt
charges and their responsibility, except
where losses were heavy and the losers
were ready aud able TO go to law, have
produced wide spread Indignation. The
plunderlng of choice fruit has been
shameful The cAIslOgue Of grievances
is long. Public meetings. speeches. res
OIu,iOns, sharp newspaper articles, and
appeals to legislatures, did not rufle a
feslber. Their earnings were enOr.
mOus, and their stock was al a vast pre-
mium. 81
About one year ago, an opposition
company was organized. OILY Sl0,00O,-
600 were required to buy them off, and
lhings went on as before no they were
worse. The complaint this summer in
New York. Ohio and the whole West,
were 50 grevOus. and apparently so far
from hope of remedy that they approach
e,l despair. Farmers. fruit growers and
shippers generally, were deprived of
much of that part Of their earnings
which should have been their profits.
The best informed and most comprehen-
siEe minds saw that unless they we're
] checked they would absorb 70 shsIosslvsi