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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-17
"A correspondent in Boone c6un

"A correspondent in Boone coun-
ty, Missouri writes
A traveller passing throu h our
town asked our livery-stable man
how much corn was usually raised in
this part of the country. He told
him there was generally raised from
fifteen to twenty bushels to the acre,
and each~k had nine ears on it,
and was twelve or fifteen high. THAT
is nothing to our cora" says the
traveller, sup in Ilinoy, where come
from, we always had nine ears to
each stalk, and a peck Of shelled
corn hanging to each ia sci, and we
never could raise any corn-feld beans
with it," Why p "Bgcause the
corn grew SO fast it always pulled the
beans up r
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-17

"A man painting cornice of a
house in Hartford, fell from ladder,
and it was supposed that he was bad
ly hurt. Immediately after the fall
young man ran to the store to in
form the painter of the misfortune
that had over taken his workman
The ''boss" listened to the telling
description of the fall. and with the
ruling passion still strong in him,
asked anxiously, did he spill has
paint = y. 8 q
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-17

-CLLYMER's platform is intended to
secure the rebel soldier of South Carolina
a political power equivalent to two votes
for every single vote thrown by the Union
boy in Blue" GEARY only asks that
the patriot aud traitor should be equals
in the new reconstruction
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-17

-"Extremes meet" said some one to
Gen. Butler, alluding to the fraterniza-
ton OF Gov Orr and Gen. Couch in the
Philadelphia Convention. eyes" re-
piled Gen. Butler "and so they do when
a dog bites his own tail-but both be-.
long to the same dog"
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-17

Without cause, against right, de
lIberately aud wickedly the Rebel Rep
rcsentatives and Senator'S walked out of
Congress intothe battle field, aud fought
till they were exhausted to destroy the
Government and conquerthe Free States.
They went out when they pleased Is
it right that they should come back when
we please
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-17

In Clarke county, Alabama, on Sun
day, 10th ult, two negroes were sold in
to slavery, one for six and the other for
seven hundred dollars, because they
we're unable to settle debt of thirteen
dollars contracted before the war
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-17

A young chap residing not far from
Red River, whero high water, with loss
of fences, &c, has been the latest excite
ment, hearing some one remark that He
rod the Great reigned thirty seyen years,
Aunt Mary" he asked, "don't you
reckon that raised the river?"
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-17

Major Gee, the former commandant
OF Salisbury prison, where SO many of our
soldiers were starved to death, is to be
the recipient of handsome testimonial
in the shape of purse Of $4,000, pre-
sented by his rebel admirers.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-17
$685.

"A negro, in Macon, Georgia, who
applied recently Tor permission to hold
property, and was denied that inalena
Bile right, has been foully murdered by
some unknown party His body was
stabbed in a number of places.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-17

A gentleman dining Gay or
two since, in a Broadway IN. W
restaurant, ordered a spring chicken
broiled 1t proved to be laborious
work to cut up the chicken, and a
tough job t eat it. Paying the bill,
the gentleman asked the waiter:
"John,- was that spring chicken?'
"Yes," replied John, "a spring
chicken, sure"
"But what spring, John?' queried
the guest.
"Well," laughingly replied the
waiter, Saratoga Spring, believe. .
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-17

r. An exc hange tells OF an editor wlo

An exc hange tells OF an editor wlo
went soldering and was chosen Captain
One day at parade, instead of giving the
order, "front ia 20, three PAGES forward,
he exclaimed, Cash, two dollars a year,
in advance"
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-17

Certain thoughts are prayers. There
are moments when, whatev er be the at
'itude of he body, the soul is on its
knees.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-17

-lndistiDct visions of Impeachment
fit before the eyes of the President. 1t
is always thus that wrongs committed
disturb the Imagination of transgressors.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notice.

NJ OTtCE ia ht~eby iiteu tIat Letters II Aen ira
~ i'm hage been ssusd 10 tae undersigned, The
estate - ~ PTg: lat. of riiy tp AMI Sergt Of Co
C, lifli Regt P. Il. c., decd. All persons knowing
themselves indebted 90 said estate hereby requested
70 make immediate payment ami those having claims
against the same to present them properlys Aenica-
ted for settlement 70 the undersigned.
SUSAN PRIOR, Adm'x
Sept. s. 66 oakland tp- Buiier coui
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-17

Sydney Smith, iu writing to friend,
said, Unfortunately the house is fu | of
cousins would they we're once removeip'
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-17

NOTICE Is hereby given TINT hptters Of mnistra
~ ton have been issued to the unle sign.d, on the
estate Of Mar iaret Turner late Of Allegheny township
decd All persons having claims against said estate
will present. them properly authenticated for settle
mem, md thosc knowing themselves Indebted TO said
estate. will naka immediate payment.
JOHN DAVIS,
YuEust .pl6Gf-Gt. Administrator
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-17

In the game of life, meu most
frequently play the knave and wo.
men the deuce
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-17
Farm for Sale.

FIyIIR undersigned offers for sale his FARM located
in RWashingt on township, Bptler county, beihg IOT
cleared, the balance well timbered. There is good
double Log Dwelling house thereon. young orchard
of Apple and Peach trees Farm IN good condition.
Twelve feet deep Of eoain three veins. For parstc
lars inquire of the Eiitr CIrIzKS orof the anderugu
81 residing the premises
ROBERT rEsAR-
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-17
1866

FARMERS AND uousEREEPERs, should rccolect
That hundreds n dollars worth Of GRAIN Provisions
&C. annually destroyed by Rats Mice Ants AID 9th
er insects and yerinin-a Of which can be prevented
by few dollars w0rsh Of "Cnsiars'i Rat Roach, Ant
&C., Exterminatur bought and used freely. $
EJ' Sec "Costafis advert isenent above.
B2- s. IL in Rutler Pa, by all Druggists and Dca-
lers. AVril II, TO-. ;i1nO.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-17
C00PERING-

TINHE undersigned would csp,rtlully notify the pub
| lie That he is eugngod in he Cooperng business,
and Is fully prepared to make shortest notice and in
WORKMANLIKE MANNER,
all articles in his line OF business. Shop west side of
Alan Stri ct opposite to tho WtherspOln lus iue.
Scpth If u s MCCULLOUGH.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-17
LOSS
PORTLAD FIRF
July 9TH

The total amount covered by iEiua Policies on p
erty destroyed or damaged Is s19GsjI, on which sai igc
will he aiout per Our total ys- Will not ary
much from s2)0Oo0 and is being promptly ajuste and
paid This suin per cent upOu the assets henrC
but slightly exceeding Hnl stte ttxes paid last yc
or proportion eqa3l to $1,000 loss for a COMPANY
500 900 a scts.
Iie necessity for nmran and tie value CT wealthy,
strong copoIHtons Is iocibly Illustrated by this FIRE
Several weak Insurance Companies are destroyed -
Portland kis population Qf IS 900 -w1s handsoncly
built mostly 6ie brick me strucurcs-protcctel
and screened with upwards Of 1900 shade trees-bound
ed on three sides by wacr-inde d, literally, almost
rising from the ocean--and with good steam fire de-
partment, yet ithas - q az aS aneD- -GDaDaD
Of property CONSUMED in few hours--gpon holiday
when is people arc least occuued-f5n the very ins
nifcant esuse Of a contemptiblo fire cracker.
Remember the trifing origin Of hres that sweep away
In few hours the earnings Of years consider your
best interests and give the -Etna agent cf IL you
need proper insurance security Policies issued At fair
terms. JAMES 4. McJUNklN,
august g. 1850 st. Agent
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-17
Real Estate Agency.

TI1E undersigned has opened Office IN Butler, Pa.
Tor the purchase and sale of Real Estate. Persons
wishing 10 either sell purchase Farms, other Real
Estate, viii find II to their interest to call on
have On hand a number of good Farms. of various
sizes for sale, such terms will suit purchasers.
Persons wishing 10 dispose Of their Real Estate will
find 1t I" their advantage to place it my books
Those desiring to purchase be suited, in variety
price and quality by reference to my list.
Any information in reference to Real Estate IN this
onnty, he obtained by applying by letter per-
nuy. To- the undersigned.
Unice with JnO. VI. Thompson, Airy at Law Butter Pa.
JAMES 4. M'JUNKtN,
Read Estate and Insurance Agent.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-17
1866.

VOICE FROM THE PAR WESTI~Speaking
Costar5" Rat, Roach, Ant, &c ExtsFmlnators-"n
grain and provisions destroyed annually in Grant
County by vcrmin than would pay for tons Of this Rat
and Insect Killer. .n-L LaRcrsfer iFfs Herdid.
IN sec .'Gustar's' advertisement abUye.-
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-17

BUSINESS CARDS.
Single packs, 81 bo each additional pack 80 cts
LOCAL NOTICES.
l0csuis per line for zach insertion.
DEATHS Ann MAEHlAuEst
win be published gratis where the iocs not
lines for each addition line cts VIII lo charged
Advertisements Of 0. G. sale, aNeeutslH, Aa nis
tors u.l Auditors notices. i.stHys ps luton Of art
ner-hip, Cautions, and all transient MUsT
POSITIVELY HE PAID IL ADVANCE.
We, tue undersigned Publishers and PropIieto, Of e
Butler pape,s. hereby agree to strictly adhere he
above schedule Of prices, until further notice.
z. WAl. lIASLEfT, Butler American.
CLARK WILSON, UsiOn Herald.
ROBINSON & ANDERSON, American Citizen.
July l3 1854
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-17
1866

nud sire ilie most perfect Effhcatinn meeting va
have nttenlcd. Every that get IT, properly
ir tre, viii cat H. and every one tla 'ats Il vii die
grEcrd'y at some place dirltnt p'ssihlc iiuif
uhrieH was tafeu--L -Ldkc Share NcI, Mirror
Sce COsF4as advertisement above.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-17
THE LIGHT OF THE WORLDl
DIR. LAC c. .EEs LIS
PILLS AND SALVE.

These life giving remedies now fer the first time
given publicity to the world For II quarter of q
century Of private practice the ingredients In these
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-17
rAsTE IN COSrPoSITIoN
AND
the American Citizen

- published every Wednesday in The borough 70 Buffer
by THOMAS ROBINSON in the Arbitration in the
Count House.
the first first six monhs so if not paid until after
the expiration o the first six months.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING &c.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-17
A VERY FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH

For in every they add lie and vitality aud re-
store tho waning energies to their pi slime state 10
tho young aud uiddleagcd they viii prove most nval
uahle, ready, specific and Il, Eng medicine Here
dean realized. that lGts del con fought for
three hundred years ago. aud found . lie looked
for fountain that would rcstOi1 the old to vgor and
mike youth ever
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-17
Eegetabae dIosalp '1tgElsls.
For Cutancous Disorders

AMI uil @ upti1u % la shiu ihc StiAli is most in
yaiu,ir u doc, brti gNissnrly nne hi1 Grnrtr,t,
with ths ui it scrci!14 efsts tie vcrl Of the
OWL
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-17
Am Esfe1z2alB lB p9imgl
THEsE FAMOUs RErEDTEs

Clnuot siuy tr hight af years bun they ffoe ck
and bold alctE disease that might triumph over the
aged AMI tIo young. LET none heiitte then, bur seize
ne iaNpEnbie opportunity ilial ,fes Nhep taken
~ tsrt tbsll
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-17
LIFE-GIVING PILLSI

Have peen used with the greaes success Teir missile
Is not only to prevent disease but 10 They seartt
out the various maadies by which the patient Il suffer
lg and eiuyigorates The failing system. To tho aged
and inrm few doses Of these PULLS will provo 10 be
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3mei IbIinme Bdlle bon Qdmprr6oi6cr
burt Or. Stridioub'S 66mprs
rhn,F,e,, .CHI,4t.I kaSo;tink

DtItI 11gLs -7'IINIVIIV . 1JNIIIIIV
rbpt5sn. GftttI beicitilt.
Sr, @Iaf aus SaresUtae, gPiscrniir, tteil! gum
Reiteu aIIer init ben Simprrbpiteu 9ebaittten nit,
b1s ct Sabre lang an gang bSsartteerSamprrBooen
geljttcu, ur6 fem grubtr aus 9leittm @lnn6s, tcr
sas llebel 5rnt sslabnlt Bate, ais urbeilbar nlS
tem Ttttsrhitrite rtrabidiCbet murot. Ssioe bTdi;
tralrt9en tlue rpurten eurtb cine Nla'd)t opu Or.
'Stridiane's 0ampubpioen- pittfi eeBnteu. 3ts
tmpietlur9 beicr Scrreu, iripie bic oufertem tig-
Itd bel Or. Strdlaro einAebenoen 3cugniie follien
Fotientin pberieu9en, bob ole idpteri8Nsn riuse=
flei&tsn Eaus bUrd Sr. StridI0neS pamcrr6ri6cu.
gtt:l 9tbsjlt lpcrcen lleberal balteu NPptBeet e3
rorrltbg; in 9 a 1t tmpre 6 Setb 9. Sauce
slr. 20S, aeeit-galtimcre!r.; III ID a ibin8t cn
Spferb IN. y airn& 8rrbtr.
@jrrbrsr,aGisri y. 8o9tIer q G Q. uno
8bom en- 81 4, Baltimore NIB.
= L Ii. q L L a L..
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gpesiaI . Rott5ett.
SaIttmere ytss Snfar@nes'

BaIttmere Fire gnfntGsees
Sff5ee.
asfsmsfsseFcfe pep yggtht 10 3F6ttsats.
hstFert fprtfp65reuS eeseHNeriuh oesr 9haser burr
RrenburgIif, icppbl In ber Stabt. tnte TN Goret,
aHe arten bon (Stesrtbum. Notna, eaetn- Il. .eoa-
reutiaier, Sanbclssttsr, Gierbaurresufter RbbtlH.
sausasritbitafsE, In Sau btetiiisrs OGEE in bsisn
la sabuEa beItn6tide ;5obpeugt &c.
Ges DirsttorMm te;iett aus ioIgsilbsG 5err.i:t
8. S. q 0 eeH, ir,t Grineerti
S3m q SnrrttpH. 3r "tng,
SEQ R H:oetS, Ssntr GarIpa,
r 80 alriSs, n g SteuaEt
Hanb 8 9SIf5n, En- h 8tuss,
Vim 3 RCrtst-ateS, 2 o3a Sspii,
& Esnaiuatsr I7Cs i;raE,lir,
ScIbga 2 eohss, & res Stdfas,
E2or!op %ter3aii,
GpbItlattcns- derululare uro ptltere Rdhtt6t ttet
bic gefeQdait pirb in Der Cffce, SrepeltrSdt nor
S0utb. Raierfrase ertbetI no aitd' ale 7,u'lTi5.
tsfsr erieotft vtroeS. 8eriGcruraen lperee1 aul
tEsslS etne srtft ongsEeulm'n, pel1e ecr @pph'ahs
Hitnt.cn mag.
tSan1,1O Ar. WoobmOrtbt Setrs
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4isiehtis fur &eiSenbe!!!
9rpfeip OF 9putS B eram's
weltteribnlte
a5Iu4reini9ungss Mnc Nbsnts
rt,naSs SGcGlitec
Hrb uureits bic btii;R, bic leBt stiaRner Sttte nm
he striprsls c5sIurtbat rptbsr9er,ui.sutn, topis,
sgnn teils 9cnomGisI SrapfbettsH ~ p.rbRhn. Die.
FtibeH ino i'ti nbsr siH
8trrteljdhrhunbert tbrer 5etlttaft pegtn
In Geutftlalb rlbmithit betaant u, 4eahiet H,c
taber I'D, aud bier felt ben Isssn Srsi abr,n sissn
iotiSsn Jut srpcrbsr uns st8nen fb bcleaoets .ar
gei!nn8 bpswiai8er mnp bartnaGt9er
tfranfbeitea,
unb tcnts Niemaab be tefrahs, seseiIt ,a netirs,
aufaebtr obn. surpr ciet betiiameu Iaulst ju rets
igtC,sn. Sic Rlduer ipsresn cor mir
brett Don DeutiG,anb
tmpprtrt Ii. smPCbIc i'd elte!ben brinsers metnsn
ncribtu 2anbsteuten Spm eencisten @cbr7uele, ia i'd
fet uber3Ju5t Bin, oab en .leeer etr eInmat oapon
utmmt NIT Der lBr'ar8 scwiB aufsieben v. ME mtbr
phuc eiIs5eu cn ntrhs Stet Sant;tt ioute fets eas
tcn in Sauis bnbfnI tenu aut bet Hin0trn " cir
mobltbattas DiFEgus bcicr &raatsr Wabtbefs nberf
ruitenh.
Die srantst Hnb Su taben III
&silien pber Yuloern,
ie nab Wunid, mo hotin itIs bet fciDenetu srant.
bette. as beIOnesrs beiliam erpiei.r. aIt,
niagInlromp Sdmprr9pioth,
OaImb ibmerotn, Drller,
GtGpuln, Berltpprlna,
g'tt RbsumaiISmus,
guJbrIfisicit, aIstebruns,
Qu2eu, Rppf. u, Sabnipta,
RrtbsfaaosF. 0tunoirsvrs
Srsuue, auserfrantset,
Sttuupien. Beribt,muss
TerpsubWadt,
Srugeuert;uuouns, WfaicEs,
Strppten, GanopnrGI
llnt,reibsbei idGetssn,
aealtriudlt,
Grippe, Epli,
rrtbe 9tubr, Rrlbe,
Sal3iiuB, Gppbilts,
falie 6ster, pauiausldldce
itnb alen 4 ausbeisn,
tpeld,e ans rtrocrbenem eluu ent'priR9sn.
Ssrner empfsblc ep DfafensRranier- -eitrtt 9ese''
Nagcutrampf. Burbiau, rrtbe Subr 1rufleioen.
Sufen. &rfattua9 II. I. ~. 9ruephibe &rpPlen siF
ean;lider Selune ber faaiudti; 8btpnlpsr, !Sabs-
Sinttur, Saubpurm- qurer. g!nuopafer tlr dlber-
Tide 8srl.gungen, rbtImetiIbe lintur, Araltertbe:
II. G9pltra.jlirrr Slpte Or. sDbte's meitbcllsmtsf
.,ussnipaiier. Sultus Dienelt,
Aleranbr3, Ba.,
eseReralsNseut iir sana Nntertts.
Sn Baltimore su bab,1 in aaeH Nprtbtttl, toint'
Sci BudbanbIer q. penRtn89knttH tn, VT. " Il
s9.. .gratti;r. SUI esrUBtn sei u. y % eler Il o.
Er. 6. Sao. etbettpltr.
sir QBaisiuaicu 6ei ass. Sbriittant sSnt.
3. ant.riste II. anSern arptbeieru. (Geptl6-)
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Ge9eime aranfbcitcn.
8rilnbIt6e Sur saranttrt
Or. Scfepb Tabian.
Offtee; Tr. 22S, 0int.Strabe,
NbiIascIpbin.

0r. Gcfeph Tobiau. J"
0f3rs. ~ 20S Sj{,nt .6Strnes
SIf'N' s,t,;Ias.,,sin '"pT
SDiaceipoin.
1r, 5abian aaran'ui i'ISsnteEu sranlbsi,eR I ,s
s.n I ' mir tSit BIT ,ssstsitt uns 1T SarGaas ire: BOZ
Gusdii!ber.
6ebeime Granfteitett
keibsrltt 0ei9Isds. 70 idrealt& in brn isol9sn.
Senu rernaldifst gub meun niett pon eutn sriabre-
nea Qrjte bebanbtit.
Setbfttefefuna (SnaGte),
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Sa8 erose cngtiftbc Seilmittefs
burd tbnsli6es gaisnt 8sibatt,
Cir s,SGmeS Glarfe'5
berilkmte Nrauei, Willcn.

berntmte Erduei; Nlueu,
ra9 s'nsm Gsstpte Str s. Slafe'S, Or. NteS
4ebdrieS Der RbnStn.
Dieic unfddstare Mebtjn gemSbrt ttt NIlen icrru
fdmerstoftsn Ii. 9cfdbllidtu 2ei6e,l ben.n be pet-
Tide Contribution untetppren it, unc5tare Settrn5.
Ste berntinbtrt ales leteunab urb btbt ale 5tednT
gen ber Retni8rng, norm teIchen aud thrcn Gtune
taben rbgen, ,np man bari iitA aui tasiec 2etlans
csrlafen.
Fir psrbeirathctc Tramcn
III lie btioreers fetignet ole iubrt In fu,cr 9et
etre rs8sIn,Sti9 ipicOftebrerbe meNotiite Ysrlc9e
brrte!.
stebc SlaId,. fpIlet 81 urb trast ben Re1eruna8.
eemret G'rpbbrttarrten's, mn HalbabmuE6en 81 pct-
bitten.
CUR 8eabtuugl
Ollie gtlleu ipIIten breub ber
aebrau DIT werben, ba tte nnteblb bar
etne Sc ebIeeburt tfnbreu; Sg
isbsr anbtrn 3ett ftno lie bne U e@
fabr tu neb m EN-.
b8teit pbtr 8eritcpiuns res Wcuatld,Cn bic geiilrS
belt id,pinotn nlub. Die Piuer nb in aD0brhc't
her atte Brauenreunb In by PnIun3siunse uno oas
cu5s dere, niemals febdla8enoe Sciimtitel ure
Srbner bsr unttrbrdten statur. pa5 fir Hrnntbets
nriaden aud pprtanben iein mbscr; 10 milo bnb bic
t9pddbite Yericn lie pol'cmmen uits,fdbrbet rsbmen
fenn, aber aud 70 triftg IN tbrtn WrtuuAen, baB
man fe BRETT ben rnuisAIbarsn 8c8ulatcr" nsnnea
tali. ID.
Bel auen anen ne,s5tr II. &5dsrat98s9cben,
&idens II. 2enosn-S Sdmer,en, Grmat.uuJ bel btr
eerinsiten 9niirfnSunB, S1tBttep'en bperti6sn an'
fiuen reiBem Suiie ipereen b'e't 8tllen enc SsnnB
bepirfen. rptrn aae antsru Nths iebIssldtaset uno
cbihcH eiu irdfsss 5etlmittel. cntbaien lie tein
Gticn, tstu 1olrmel, ieiren Spcfslar5, ncp trJsrS
einen esr gcnfttuicn I4dtli6en Gtcit..
9cuiidnbiee G3etrou6s. AnpeiiunSen iiutet mon II.
ter I'M ebes padtt asiptdelttn S.pi9lre, bic lcrs'
f6Ii9 aufbewabrt ipsroen io0te.
8et alien @pDtbefern 3u taben.
Nuetnioer General sIsent ir bic Der. staa;en nnS
brittifdeu prpuinien Ut Sob Nfpis',
SIR. 27, Qcurilanorr.. HetpsDcri.
Ig.-gcseu Ginienbuna prn 81 uno Drcicsnts.
ppitmarten an iraeno eiucu btcopmattiBien G6entn
pirb cine 5laidte nit so giueu NIT umSebsnbsr gcit
felt uno ben Bliden unbur6erius!t6 pttpaft nad
arenb tinent 2aubestbctle serididt. (7l-6
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Sybr Juugituee,
tte SRr bMr6 SrStncn Sstetnter 9s'

BAUER fiat uus pniereu poptilsrn jIblrrhe ec
ttnaeute itsftrt - greIt p6ne AuiI4pb as .
8 d manR'S Qeben5 U fen tun
Rabt btfaI.FiIttr.
Gtcit mctb,rubmtsu ytittsl S'6sn atle aus
fbHten cntIpriuaenhsr llebsl babcG fuNsrf
asrptrtt sHb EapIeube benz fsbcu, ibreu bii
bit wtestreessbsr. gouldubtge Setlnne
rartirt, Wenn feline Sttt perIoIen, NM B
frfert araelpdnbt perbeu. Gin StrIub n
Batiesisn bauor ubtrJtueeE. Steer ipute
n.tratb tsntt oies arbersjsn gstrsuael,
ipsrbcn. SJpblfsta, Glad unS 3GirtoShsst
iGsrsE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-28

Retnc anbtrs madt folN' unper8lstGIi4sn
S6auml
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8bom en- l. 81 d. Baltimore NIB.
IN &.efb RetOn bel Obs. GBrtittauL
y e. 81 va Trenue (Sul61S)
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sirrtbRr., .baus
spn 2ertn9tcnfts
@ebe bin unb lag DtG DpH
Or. Schmmann,
ylr. 30, Nprtbfr,
Sdus ppn Gertn9tpHftr.,
furtrenl CT Bat bic btS jest bstannten,
ar6stsn 8uren 0enaGt ais Der Gntpfdet
cer einseen uuftblbartn Sellmitiei se9tn 8ebcime
grartDsiteu Die 5tbanbluus, rpelGs er tmitast
hat bt. Statsuns ter al69sst4netfer Netiic oon
ericl5 bat iber antn 3psicl isilSeit,lt, tap cine
eauernte Setuns Ger itlimmasn iFiue pou
srngebureertfr Guitieatse, yonon9ot, strtttlter
(psnfsssrsn g'T9sH9 SsSE;sa or
etbtimen @e9ebu5stt lbre SrtittHs
rerbonieW H. l. 10. II. I. N,
Bic ,ur mcraiit.n Srpisbsit srIanst meresn tsau
ptnn ber Patient iidl an aerae lptnost. aut eerea
g8fen, @Gibo II. @rfatruns nrdu Ade ecriiitn tauu.
Seit Or. q 6umsnu IN unirer D'iits a4 ale
Seiliiinititr neeereeaiitn bat, rb bic pte.u sale,
pelts unter eire etbanoluns ertpmmen no, idhlnlt'
Ito - pbnt cine sin,8e Gusna9ms - ssisit ~orcen.
4tnt9e esrtIber beiianbtr ftit sJabr:p.
8epuetre Hufmeramtet ipttu,ei er alien 2steen
bsr gt6ltcbtSs u. 9arnrr9are. rpie 9Cnorrbbe GGs
msnilrb Strtfiuren In jeotr 6prm, Rr7nibetteu Der
fhsIsn sIae Ii. 8urittbtr-Drai MIrIartaL- -9slhtn
v. 6autubeln, pte ubtrbnupf Sppb!liS I'M erlien,
ineen ertten graet upc erblide.
Gr. y dunann'S Scilu,tbpot btr Bpnortb6t
1T bic pplfpmmenIit be Cd 8bt ne 1T DIE tnr8eft
i6erie u. beae. Der Granie ,rbalt tetnen eSraips
8aliam, feline 9uteben fen Gerpeniin6l, nod snotrs
gtei eresenoe Gaten ipn6tru bic eet,uns trelet IN
swei 1a9en pbre S6merien, obne lqteaatnliidts',
pbue Ienberiing Der 0i5t.
0am.n bon 9lusparis bic Or. sGumann um Ratb
III fra9en punibtn t6rnen bieies trteli6 lbu. aIt
Britt. an ibn iotlisn cine Qcu,arts eatbaI!en uHl
| btantiportet bu petetn.
atrJeufieu perbtu uo4 alien Sestnten tts aansss
geanei.
@sau osrsede ui6t bic
Dfies: glr. 80, Eortbfrabe,
faus291O galtrcIe Ns.
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sp8reYE,s. - slaS .Sebermanu lost uuB tpatr
III, 4er gaben ben 2e,,telt. rpel6en Or. Strt g.
SAN g trntidtt u tttcl wphlgeban, 10 hau'
fs caslte Ips.u hSren. ta5 mir idleFItt3 unS 8tut
tbtot ieben. eem publtfum mtiutbeiIer, odB mir in
her Chat bonn isOtsm0t9tn 8.braue5c SeTelbtr SET.
lung erparten. Drum fcrcern pir &le bic nit S,H
houursstti6werSsu peer Neroenihpdd)e telGcsu iuo.
au ,ur apptbele III sebtn uto cine iliaidc Don Or.
Stridlanb's 8oneum si bcen. EaTeltc TT BET
Setb g. 5anef, Sr. 108, Weit. 9a'tmCreitr.
" 8 afbtnston bel Soiepb 80. Natrn d
Bruber gu batrn
Grpspertauter: d, 8pgeIer y 60. urb
Ebpnt on L 81 d, Baltimore Tb.
Sa gDa fbtasteR tet g Rs. BIT tia II
RI. s71, pa. Eocui:. (jult6, 80